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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
7
Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana announces a free to all elixir of life claimed to cure rheumatism neuralgia stomach liver kidney blood and skin diseases and many other conditions. The ad cites miraculous recoveries, offers to mail the remedy on request, and promises no risk to patients with letters detailing their ailment.
A series of Beadle County declarations from candidates seeking GOP nominations. Asner F. Pay runs for clerk of courts. A Colcord and W M Ruede announce for county auditor. L C Burney also seeks auditor. candidates Hoproox and Wolsey Township official measure for treasurer. Lawrence S DuBois and J H Wisener announce for superintendent of schools.
A loan office on Third Street opposite the Grand Opera House advertises a large list of farm lands stock ranches and residences for sale. It invites buyers sellers and renters to contact Phil for farm purchases sales and ranch or house listings.
Cape Town reports the death of Cecil John Rhodes at 5:57 p.m. after a long siege in Kimberley and rising public anxiety over the war. Rhodes slept in the afternoon but grew weak as breathing became difficult and he died peacefully.
Lord Kitchener reports that about 135 prisoners were taken along with three 15-pounders two pom-poms and stock during a rapid mounted sweep from Commando Drift to the Lichtenburg line. Delarey evaded the cordon as Rochfort and Rawlinson have yet to report.
Dr Doran offers consultations from 9 AM to 6 PM at the Depot Hotel returning monthly with a $50 promise for any misdiagnosed case. He claims mastery over a wide range of ailments from catarrh and eye ear nose throat diseases to serious conditions like consumption, paralysis, and syphilis with a bloodless injection treatment and $1 consultation in Minneapolis.
J Pierpont Morgan testified before Special Examiner Mabey in the Peter Power suit over Northern Pacific control. He described reorganization in 1896, a $26 million stock block purchase, and said Burlington stock at $200 a share was chosen to secure a Chicago terminal. Morgan said Northern Pacific remains independent of other roads and that the 1901 Northern Securities move aimed to keep the policy and control in safe hands.
London noted the slow decline of Cecil Rhodes over the last two years. His health worsened amid war anxieties and public shift, yet he remained active in South African interests. He grew irritable and reclusive after his last London visit, distrusting British leaders and distancing from government figures.
Chicago dispatch says Colonel Joseph A Lubliner, once on Kossuth’s staff, died in Sterling Illinois. He was captured by Russians in 1848 and sentenced to 25 years in their army, escaped via Brussels Hamburg and Liverpool, joined Kossuth again in Hamburg, then came to America. He later served in California as Pioneer Guards member and vigilance captain before settling in Sterling in 1850.
London reports Queen Alexandra traveled to Copenhagen to attend the April 8 birthday celebration for her father King Christian. The trip underscores royal ties and ceremonial duties in the Danish capital.
Advices from Maracaibo and Curaçao report renewed activity by Venezuelan revolutionists against President Cipriano Castro. General Domingo Monagas, a leading insurgent, widens operations in Bermudez and aims to seize Guanta to base supplies for the filibustering steamer Bolivar. Monagas, famed for fighting many insurrections, is active with his son Antonio as a colonel on his staff.
Count Matsukata, ex-premier of Japan and adviser to the emperor, arrived aboard the Kaga Maru in Seattle and praised growing U S Japan trade. He said a reciprocal relationship would benefit both nations and outlined a tour itinerary through St Paul Chicago Niagara Falls New York Boston and England.
Representative Corliss of Michigan urged the attorney general to probe a alleged cartel that raised Atlantic cable rates by 12 percent. The House Judiciary Committee heard sharp questions, then in executive session unanimously reported against the resolution, saying Corliss did not present a case warranting action.
The American Tobacco Company's London representative pledged wholesale dealers a 5 percent profit on all deals. The Wholesale Tobacco Dealers' association chairman warned that without similar terms from Imperial Tobacco, the outlook for British tobacco would worsen.
Heavy rains and melting snow flood McKenzie N D and halt traffic on the Northern Pacific. All trains face delays as vast low flats overflow into a lake, affecting service during March.
The sun dry civil appropriation bill, the most important government supply measure, has been completed by the house committee on appropriations. The bill appropriates $49,316,395, which is $12,463,042 less than the regular and supplemental estimates and $12,579,512 less than the current fiscal year’s appropriations.
Seattle March 27 Frank Huntley veteran of Santiago and crew member on the battleship Oregon was killed nearly instantly while escorting two visiting women. He misstepped on a narrow ladderway below decks and fell landing on his back breaking his neck.
York Pa March 27 The moulders strike started last May in this city ends in all affected foundries except one The workers have won the wage increase they demanded but employers refuse to recognize the union
Washington March 29 Commissioner of Pension Evans has submitted his resignation to the president but will stay until a diplomatic post is filled. A pension bureau inquiry by the Grand Army of the Republic reported to the president with no public release date. The report states Evans policy will be continued by his successor.
President Roosevelt returns to Congress a veto of the Emanuel Klauser relief bill. He argues the measure would authorize executive action and force the secretary of war to reverse a court martial and grant an honorable discharge. He warns it bypasses constitutional powers and could overturn a valid judgment.
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