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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1895
Page
6
Mothers seek a suitable preparation for delicate children and prefer Scott’s Emulsion with typophosphites. The product pleases children and eases administration while enriching blood, aiding flesh growth and healthy bone formation, discouraging substitutes.
The Review announces a new historical work titled Personal History of the Second Empire. The serialized publication begins in January and promises a detailed, anecdotal account of Napoleon III, his rise and fall, and the Franco German conflict led by Wilhelm I and Bismarck. Priced at 50 cents per copy or 3.50 per year.
Private Cuban advices state insurgents defeated Spanish troops on the 26th and 27th in Santa Clara province, with 49 dead on each day. Spanish volunteers desert in large numbers while insurgent forces total about 20,000 under arms. General Amador Guerra is near Manzanillo. raids against Santiago and Manzanillo are expected.
A Key West dispatch relays a Cuba message from Manzanillo dated March 20 1895 urging Americans not to trust reports of insurgent defeats saying they are false and that by mid June 20 000 men will be in the field. The note notes Spanish suspicion of US aims and warns against American warships entering Havana harbor.
The cruiser Rina Mercedes has sailed for the Bahamas and will pursue General Maceo who is said to have left Costa Rica for Cuba with a filibustering expedition. The Spanish minister in Washington is kept informed of filibuster movements.
Louis Siegel aged 18 was arrested in Sheldon April 1 charged with stealing $1,000 worth of jewelry from his brother-in-law A. Adler. He was about to board a train when detectives found the missing jewels in two satchels he carried.
Cincinnati April 1 The circuit court declares the state inheritance tax unconstitutional and notes many taxpayers have paid the tax without contest.
A young colored woman’s dismembered body was found near the New York Bank Company building at Sixth Avenue and Waverly Place wrapped in carpeting. Police have no clues and the case is described as one of the city’s most mysterious murders. Detectives were assigned to investigate immediately after discovery at about 6 am.
In Baltimore on April 2 a Friends Circle discussion relayed letters from Western state governors. Kansas Governor Morrill says no complaints and success. Colorado Governor McIntyre notes benefit to all. Wyoming Governor Richards says women vote but do not seek jury duty. Wyoming Chief Justice Grosbeck adds the measure has been tried and not found wanting.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifying blood remedy and strength builder. It claims to expel taints such as scrofula and salt rheum while building the entire system. Pills are described as prompt and efficient.
In Roann Indiana Mrs Jones received 5200 from the Wabash railroad as settlement for the death of her husband George Jones in an October collision with a car driven by him. The railroad had offered 3600 after a suit for 10000 and Gould later paid the remaining 1600 to reach the agreed 5200. Gould then showed interest in helping the Jones family.
Assignee Taylor of the Sioux City Dressed Beef and Canning company filed a final report showing total claims of 388000 with 353000 held by the Credits Commutation company. The report was approved and a five percent dividend ordered. The receiver will be discharged and the business closed next week.
Madrid dispatch says Prime Minister Canovas del Castillo has summoned top stockbrokers and promised to faithfully inform the public about the Cuban rebellion, despite any fear of a bourse panic.
Captain Walsh reports William Kastner of Grantsburg Wisconsin was arrested in St Paul by state secret service for passing a counterfeit ten dollar bill. He is linked to the Wis city of origin and traced to the Minnesota capital.
At an early hour near Hamilton Ontario a pitch-in on the Grand Trunk railway caused two freight trains to derail and nine cars to burn. Three men were seriously injured but not fatally.
In Orrumwa Iowa a conference of 23 operators and 60,000 miners discussed a strike against 42 operators who refuse the 1894 coal scale of 80 cents and $1 per ton. Miners mainly in Appanoose Boone and Polk counties are expected to strike.
In East Douglass Massachusetts on April 1 a notice stated the axe works would reopen Monday with full run if enough workmen appeared. About 300 employees had struck earlier over wage cuts and voted to stay out until the firm granted their demands. Many have found work in other towns.
Britton April 1 The druggist license of B L Bentson druggist here was canceled by the county court This is the first case arising in this part of the state under the prohibition law.
Nostalgic verse notes Castoria as a constant from babyhood to motherhood. The speaker recalls giving Castoria to a child, continuing use as she grows to Miss, wife, and mother, linking familial care with a trusted remedy.
General Superintendent Kimball of the life saving service reports from Bodies Island North Carolina that the schooner Laura Nelson of Norfolk Virginia on a fishing cruise with 13 aboard stranded between Bodie Island and Nag's Head in the afternoon. The crew were saved by surf boats and a dory, and the vessel is a total loss.
Blue Earth City Cemetery trustees awarded a contract to build a wind powered water system with a Gothic base sexton’s office and relations. The project finances are not detailed.
In Nashville on April 2 Ed West a horse thief fired into a crowd wounding a boy named Powers and then escaped. Bloodhounds were set on his trail as authorities pursue him after the incident aboard the train.
Hazetton Pa April 2 Mrs Joseph Evans died from injuries suffered in Saturday runaway trolley disaster becoming the fourth victim. Evans was the last passenger injured on the car others hurt in jumping Her 10 year old son James is in critical condition
Harper's Magazine outlines its 1895 lineup with new novels by Thomas Hardy in The Simpletons, Joan of Arc tales by Louis De Conte, illustrated Charleston and the Carolinas papers, North Africa explorations, Chinese life stories by Julian Ralph, and the start of Richard Harding Davis's A Three Part Novel ette. Also promised are complete short stories and bindings options for subscribers.
A bibliographic note lists Harper's Periodicals including Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazaar and Harper's Young People with subscriber access in the United States Canada and Mexico and provides the publisher's address Harper & Brothers.
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