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The brief item appears as a telegraph led item from a Dakota Daily Leader edition, indicating a front page news tease with snippets to be continued in later columns.
25 Jan 1883
Page 1
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Newspaper
Dakota Daily Leader
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1883
Page
1
The brief item appears as a telegraph led item from a Dakota Daily Leader edition, indicating a front page news tease with snippets to be continued in later columns.
Paris affairs grow alarming as the French Republic faces unrest. In Rochester, Henry Barnard, former city bank cashier of the defunct Rochester Bank, is arrested. Eugenie departs for England as 19th century market notes from Chicago show wheat corn and oats movements. Berlin reports political crisis spreading unease.
In Milwaukee a coroner's inquest held today heard night clerk Delaney testify he believed the blaze at Newhall started in the bar room. Evidence focused on the origin of the deadly fire and the sequence of events leading to the tragedy.
An extensive cave in occurs in the Delaware and Hudson railroad tunnel near Wilkes Barre. Over twenty acres of earth and rock have collapsed, disrupting rail traffic and raising safety concerns for the railway beds and nearby areas.
In St. Paul the senatorial contest results show Windom with 51 votes, Wilson 32, Cole 17, Dunnel 10, and Hubbard 11. remaining ballots scattered.
A remarkable railway disaster at Wheeling West Virginia involves three coal trains descending a steep grade on the George Creek and Cumberland Bay line. The wreck piled them together with one train riding over another. Fifteen lives were lost.
An appeal invites Eastern readers to move to Dakota and Elk Point to embrace a society with schools churches railways and prosperity. The ad promises comfortable living and no slavery while urging immediate action before the chance vanishes with the claim that the offer is real not wind and notes warranty deeds for sale at the Daily Leader office.
The Dakota Weekly Leader is issued this week with Huron and Dakota news to share with eastern friends. It advertises mailing wrap for five cents and notes Edwin G Wheeler holds exclusive agency for Punch and General Custer cigars. warns against counterfeits from R W Tansin & Co Chicago.
The notice promotes Ladies' Fine Writing Paper from 51 Pioneer Store with Huron Dakota lithography in gold on 24 sheets of cream laid note paper and 2 envelopes, price 25 cents.
Advertisement notes Hoskyn and Raxpoipn provide money at the lowest rates with final proofs. It mentions Huron’s favorite cigars and a Baker’s line of silverware claimed as the finest Dakota has seen, with a product line titled 261f.
Edwin G. Wheeler releases a new photographic lot featuring the Huron area. Highlights include the school house street views and panoramas of the Jim River valley.
A missionary highlights the Bad Lands near Miles City and Billings, notes barren terrain and native naming, describes a prison visit with eight inmates, and urges tract distribution along the Northern Pacific railroad to counter widespread vice and sin.
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