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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1894
Page
7
Knowledge hints the remedy’s laxative power improves health by cleansing the system and easing colds headaches and fevers. It claims to act on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and stresses authenticity and wide medical approval. It notes price 50c and 1 bottle sizes and warns against substitutes from California Fig Syrup Co.
The islands show a shift toward annexation as natives back the move. Ex queen Liliuokalani seeks a cash bounty and may send an agent to Washington to push annexation under President Cleveland. Provisional government pushes a constitutional convention to establish a republic if annexation delays persist.
The Minnesota Pine land investigating committee met to hear reports from a sub committee gathering evidence to sue lumber firms for pine taken from state school lands. Officials expect about 100000 dollars recovered from current suits and plan more actions. The panel noted cessation of unaccounted pine and vowed to pursue cases traced by logs and stumps, even years back.
Charles M. Driver aged 50 and Charles Cutter aged 45 both of Boston were burned to death in bed at Driver’s summer cottage at Squantum beach. They had traveled from Boston to ready the property for the upcoming season and were connected with the Howard Watch company.
A blaze on Wisconsin avenue in Kavuxkana caused by a lamp explosion at C. W. Larson's livery barn burned several buildings. Firefighters fought the flames overnight as crowds assisted. Fireman Wittman saved Mr. Verhovenn’s infant. Loss tallies above $10,000.
In Washington on March 31 no business was transacted in the House by 2 30 p m as Republicans resisted approving the journal. At 3 30 p m Mr Reed spoke against Speaker Crisp for refusing to entertain points of order.
The Chicago lake front case was argued before the United States Supreme Court. B F Ayer represented the Illinois Central, and ex-Corporation Counsel Miller argued for Chicago.
The house has passed a woman suffrage bill giving women the right to vote for city town and school officers and on bond questions.
Arianta is described as a product offered by the Bradford Regulator Co available through druggists in Georgia. The notice notes distribution and availability through local pharmacies and retailers.
A man calling himself Robert Dutton entered Hartman and Hartman and swore an affidavit admitting he killed an old farmer and wife named Williams at Bragupton, Canada near Toronto. He claimed Walter McWhirrell was tried and sentenced for the same crime, and that Dutton fled after the signing. Officers continue the search.
The remains of Kossuth s wife and daughter were reinterred after simple services with relatives and deputations. Wreaths were laid on coffins as a crowd passed the national museum where Kossuth s remains lie in state. In another item a Sioux Indian, White Face Horse, is indicted for murder of white men on Pine Ridge reservation in 1893 and pleads not guilty. In New Wyatcom Washington Philip M Isensee, defrauding ex city treasurer, is sentenced to four years hard labor. appeal noted with 20000 bond.
In Amery Wisconsin on April 2 a carpenter’s work at Johnston and Howe’s mill caused a bent to slip and fall. Ole Peterson was struck and killed almost instantly leaving a wife and two children.
Thieves entered the J M Hill township treasurer office in Frankfort Michigan. They forced the safe and carried off 3000 dollars of township funds and 150 dollars for insurance companies plus other money and securities. No clue to the raiders.
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