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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
6
Minor Items of Interest
Mr and Mrs Gladstone left Hawarden for the Riviera. Fire in Cincinnati Wednesday destroyed property worth 300000 dollars. Fitzsimmons begins light training in New York for his bout with Corbett. Wanamaker plans to build a Philadelphia church to celebrate escaping a Tuesday big fire. Senator Wolcott of Colorado touring Europe for bimetallism has left London for Paris. Gas explosion in Smock coal mine Uniontown Pa killed two and injured seven, some fatally. Ohio Valley railroad sale at Henderson Ky June 1 with upset price 1050000 dollars. London Chronicle notes Wolcott has little support in London for a new monetary conference. Ohio delegation plans complimentary dinner for Senator Sherman on retirement to join McKinley’s cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Hawarden
Riviera
Cincinnati
Fitzsimmons
New York
Corbett
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Senator Wolcott
Colorado
Europe
London
Paris
Uniontown
London Chronicle
Wolcott
Ohio
House
Sherman
Senate
McKinley
How to Resist Temptation
A brief guide on resisting temptation using scripture as a defense. It argues that resolve alone fails when faced with passions and urges, and urges relying on "Thus saith the Lord" and biblical commands as unmelting barriers. The piece emphasizes knowing God's words and using the sword of the Spirit to foil temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Satan
Character over wealth shapes true personality
The passage asserts that a man’s worth lies in his character rather than money or body size. It argues that inner virtue defines personality, enabling one to rise above circumstances and achieve contentment and liberty of soul regardless of conditions.
No man is self made says moral maxim on character
The saying frames virtue as a function of divine endowment and deliberate effort. It stresses that circumstances cannot create goodness but can be used to shape character through choice and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Cure a Cold in One Day Propaganda Pillage
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a guaranteed cure for a cold with a money back offer if no cure. Claims all druggists provide refunds if it fails. Product pitched as rapid relief.
President Reappoints William Sinclair as White House Steward
The president reappointed William Sinclair to the role of White House steward, the position he held under the prior administration. Isabella Fulton, a Chicago schoolteacher visiting her sister in Reading, Pennsylvania, died by suicide after leaping from a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sinclair
White House
Isabella Fulton
Chicago
Reading
Iron ore pool dissolved after Cleveland meeting ends without agreement
The Bessemer Iron association known as the iron ore pool met in Cleveland but produced no accord. Major players on the Mesaba range Rockefeller Car negie Minnesota Iron could not agree and will push ore sales and production independently. Lower ore prices and possible wage cuts loom, with strikes and labor unrest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bessemer Iron Association
Iron Ore Pool
Mesaba Range
Rockefeller-Carnegie
Minnesota Iron Company
Winter Navigation Plans for Unique Ice Breakers
Captain B. B. Inman of Duluth arrives in Cleveland to consult with vesselmen on two high powered ice breakers built this summer. The ships are designed to ram forward and lift ice rather than crush it, potentially enabling winter navigation on the Great Lakes and transforming lake commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
B. B. Inman
Duluth
Great Lakes
Young Spreckels Wins Victory Over Claus Spreckels
In San Francisco on March 25 the supreme court confirmed Rudolph Spreckels as owner of property worth 1 million dollars. The estate, including lands and Hawaii sugar stock, had been conveyed to Rudolph by his father Rudolph's refusal followed Claus Spreckels demanding return after family strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Claus Spreckels
Supreme Court
Sugar King
Hawaii
Rudolph
Claus
Hunter Lacks Votes In Kentucky Senate Race
Frankfort Kentucky March 25 The separate ballot vote for senator shows Hunter the Republican caucus nominee likely will not win In the senate Blackburn free silver Democrat 14 Hunter 13 Boyle 38 Davis 6 total 36 In the house Blackburn 34 Hunter 53 Boyle 3 Davis 5 McCreary 1 Buckner 1 Sloane 1 Needs 70 for a choice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hunter
Senate
Blackburn
Boyle
Davis
McCreary
Buckner
Sloane
Ruger to Retire as Army Promotions Loom
Washington March 25 Major General Thomas H Ruger commander of the department of the East with headquarters in New York will retire April 2 The president will have many important army appointments to fill from major general to second lieutenant All brigadier generals are candidates for promotion with General Brooks at St Paul favored according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas H. Ruger
Department of the East
New York
Brooks
St. Paul
Four in the Ruins Near Nashville Murder Suspect
News from Paradise ridge reports Jacob Ade and family killed in a night fire near Nashville. Bodies of Jacob Ade, his wife, their daughter Lizzie, 20, and visitor Rosa Morierer, 10, found in the ruins. Son Henry, 183 years, is missing. Authorities suspect murder and arson to conceal the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Nashville
Tenn
Jacob Ade
Paradise Ridge
Lizzie Ade
Rosa Morierer
Henry Ade
Fire kills five Penrod children in Laddsdale blaze
A house belonging to Frank Penrod at Laddsdale near Ottumwa burned in the night killing five children aged 2 to 12. The origin of the fire is unknown and the tragedy occurred March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddsdale
Ottumwa
Frank Penrod
Survivors Reach Boston After Androsa Sinking
The steamer Ontario brought 27 crew members into Boston from Lon don. The British ship Androsa Captain Morgan was abandoned at sea March 3 eight hundred miles west of Falmouth Bay after a storm damaged her and made her unmanageable. The Androsa had departed San Francisco October 28 for London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ontario
London
Androsa
Morgan
Falmouth
Bay
San Francisco
Attorney General Seeks Supreme Court Review of Joint Traffic Case
McKenna orders District Attorney MacFarlane to appeal United States v Joint Traffic Association to the Supreme Court. Justice moves promptly to advance the docket for speedy hearing. The Transmissouri Freight decision largely covers key issues, but neither majority nor minority rulings endorse the traffic group’s main contentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wasuietos
McKenna
MacFarlane
New York
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Joint Traffic Association
Department of Justice
Transmissouri Freight Association
Wallace and Lacombe
Baroness Hirsch Plans Major Charity in New York
Baroness Hirsch to devote about 1.5 million dollars to establish a Baron Hirsch trade school with land and building, plus 1 million for model housing in tenement districts and a working girls home. Oscar Straus confirms funds, noting 2.4 million dollars yearly in charity and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baroness Hirsch
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Baron Hirsch
Chamberlain Protests Over London Convention Breach
The Globe reports that Chamberlain, under parliamentary pressure, sent a strong protest to President Kruger over alleged breaches of the London convention by the South Africa Republic. Britain cites the German understanding and the Transvaal Orange Free State defense pact as infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Globe
Chamberlain
Kruger
South Africa Republic
Germany
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Great Britain
Machinery to Japan Arrives on Special Freight Trains
Two special freight trains carrying 65 cars of machinery oil and cotton arrived in Seattle over the Great Northern for shipment to Japan aboard the Sakura Maru Nippon Yusen Kaisha line. Forty cars contain equipment for cotton mills at Kobe and other Japanese cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeatTle
Wash
Japan
Great Northern
Kobe
Mohawk Bi metallic club holds first annual banquet
Detroit March 27 Mohawk Bi metallic club held its first annual banquet at the Hotel Cadillac with over 400 attendees. Guests of honor included George Fred Williams of Boston and ex-Congressman Charles A Towne of Duluth, present at the speaker's table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne and Williams
Detroit
Mich
Mohawk Bimetallic Club
Cadillac
George Fred Williams
Boston
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Hunter’s critics say he cannot win re election
In Franksport Kentucky on March 27 friends of Hunter discuss his political future. Outsiders believe he has reached his peak and cannot secure the two votes needed, indicating he will relinquish the prize once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrankfort, Ky
Hunter
Degree of Honor elects leaders in St Paul meeting
The grand lodge of the Degree of Honor elected Mrs Ella H Mantor of Willmar as grand chief of honor for the fourth year. Mrs Calla M Chamberlain of Minneapolis was chosen grand recorder and Mrs Mary Bronson of Manterville was elected grand receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Grand Lodge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Workmen
Ella H. Mantor
Willmar
Calla M. Chamberlain
Minneapolis
Mary Bronson
Manterville
Order of Equity Assigns in Indianapolis
The supreme council of the Order of Equity filed a deed of assignment for general creditors. Based in Indianapolis with offices here and operating in 15 states, its assets will not exceed 35000 dollars while total liabilities to certificate holders will reach and probably exceed 72000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Equity
Indianapolis
Supreme Council of the Order of Equity
Free Silver Republicans Organize in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska March 27 The Free Silver Republican party of Nebraska was launched in the afternoon with about 40 delegates present. A state central committee was formed with L C Pace and W B Price both of Lincoln as chairman and secretary respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Silver Republicans
Lincoln
Neb
Free Silver Republican Party of
Nebraska
L. C. Pace
W. B. Price
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited By Aberdeen Mother
Mrs J F Bazille reports her daughter had facial sores last fall. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the sores healed and were cured. The family all took Hood's Sarsaparilla and now enjoy good health. Mood's Pills said to act harmoniously with Hood's Sarsaparrilla. 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hood
J. F. Bazille
England Refuses Blockade as German Threat to Withdraw
Constantinople reports that Britain will not join a Greek port blockade, prompting Germany to notify the powers it will withdraw from the concert. Turkish squadron reportedly moved through the Dardanelles on Germanys advice amid the tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Dardanelles
Germany
Turkish Rule Impossible in Crete Prompts Governor General Plan
Istanbul March 29 dispatch reports that foreign admirals in Cretan waters deem Turkish authority in Crete untenable and urge appointment of a European governor general with Turkish troop withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Constantinople
Cretan
Crown Prince Constantine to Command Army at Thessaly Front
Athens dispatch reports the royal decree appointing Crown Prince Constantine to command the army on the Thessaly frontier. He will sail to Volos then travel by rail to assume duties at once, with publication avoided in Athens to prevent demonstrations. Christians attack Turks amid blockade, Muslims claim freedom to act. Christians’ property is being pillaged and burned across the insurgent line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Times
Athens
Constantine
Thessaly
Daily Chronicle
Volo
Canea
Bombarded by Warships in Crete Action Nearby Malaxa Canea
Fighting rages around Tsiklaria Nerokeuru and Daxan as Greeks in a Malaxa blockhouse fire on the Turkish fleet in Suda bay. Turkish Admiral Rami Pasha lands troops while Christians bombards villages and burn Mussulman properties near Perivolia and Darabos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canea
Tsikalaria
Nerokeuru
Daxan
Malaxa
Suda Bay
Rami Pasha
Mussulmans
Perivolia
Darabos
Butonaris
Russia urges blockading Greek ports to pacify Crete
In St Petersburg March 29 diplomatic corps fear Macedonia complications could threaten European peace. Britain proposes a neutral zone on the Greek frontier but is viewed as impractical. Russia urges immediate blockade of Greece coast to curb tensions and advance Crete pacification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
St. Peterssurg
Macedonia
Europe
Great Britain
Crete
Greece
Austrian Plan to Extend Blockade Across Greek Coast
The Austrian Foreign Office proposes extending the blockade along the entire Greek coast with tightened measures at Piraeus and the gulfs of Volo Corinth and Arte. England drops the troop withdrawal condition for extending to the Gulf of Volo if admirals can limit friction with certain powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily News
Vienna
Piraeus
Volo
Corinth
Arte
England
Turkey
Greece
Thessalian Trontier
Gulf of
Greeks Sail To Fight Turkey On Champagne Liner
On the French liner Champagne bound for Europe 150 Greeks depart New York for home to join the fight against Turkey if called. They receive an enthusiastic farewell from cheering compatriots in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Champagne
Europe
Turkey
Salisbury Seeks Colonial Policy After Meeting in Paris
The Marquis of Salisbury visited Paris on March 29. After leaving a card at the Elysee, he went to the foreign office for a private hour long interview with the French minister M. Hanotaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Hanotaux
Paris
Marquis of Salisbury
Elysee Palace
Foreign Office
M. Hanotaux
Francis Murphy and Paine's celery compound spotlight
Francis Murphy a leading temperance advocate marks his 60th birthday in Ireland and Boston pledge signings. He praises Paine's celery compound for nerve and liver issues while Prof Edward E. Phelps supports the remedy's proven efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy
Ireland
Mr Murphy
Mr Moody
Boston
Paine
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Ohio Valley Railroad
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Henderson
Castoria
Cleve
Young Spreckels
Kentucky
Ruger
New York City
Machinery
Lord Salisbury
Crown Prince
Dorses Paine
Murphy
Boston Globe
Edward E. Phelps
M. D
Dartmouth Medical School
Durham
Blackwell’s
Bull Durham
Y Tribune
Tribune
Weekly Tribune
Huronite
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