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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
4
The 1906 political scene notes a slow insurgent push in Huron that quickens on election day. J J Hill advances a major operation for Great Northern ore lands. A Sioux Falls convention is expected to cause friction among reformers. An amendment seeking judicial review satisfactory to the President is under agreement.
Sioux Falls Press notes the rate bill appears doomed in the current session even as officials claim a settlement without the vote of Senator Kittredge. The piece highlights political maneuvering and potential delays for the measure.
Divine Rights Bear asserts the coal barons’ mission is to serve the public, framing serving and robbing as equivalent terms in a pointed critique of industry conduct.
The statement warns that the idea of staying in until the end is appealing but often leads to disaster for competitors who fail to recognize they are defeated before a bout. It reflects on mindset and perception in sports or fighting contexts.
Crawford sits with no comment on a report about his past membership on the state board of equalization nor denying the claim, leaving questions about his official role unresolved.
M L Tobin C E Bryant John A Sauer Al Robinson Geo Fullenweider were re elected Tuesday with all five regarded as successful businessmen. Citizens trust their leadership to protect roads and private interests in the city.
The 4th ward aldermanic race pits Al Robinson a top local businessman and John A Sauer a major Huron property owner and large employer against North Western associates Mr Longren and Eggen. The North Western seeks council representation after Great Northern’s town entry, promising a strong fight and keen interest in the outcome.
A historical note suggests President Roosevelt favors government seizure and operation of anthracite mines if the coal strike continues. The idea posits supplying coal at cost to consumers and maintaining government-run mines until the dispute is settled.
The author argues Christians should vote solely for God and moral purity, not party loyalty. God is the true issue in elections, and Christians must refuse to back corrupt candidates or parties. If voters placed God first, all clean candidates would win and graft would end.
A community mourns John H. King, an early South Dakota settler and trusted leader. Known for rugged honesty, unselfish service, and a cheerful, guiding presence, he faced life with courage and will be remembered for his devotion to family friends and the state.
A missionary convention in the city brings Bishops Vincent and Hartzell to speak across morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. The event highlights the global impact of the Methodist Episcopal church and invites all to hear the influential leaders and be inspired toward greater faith and service.
Report claims the heir to the Russian throne suffers deafness and mental disability. The czar's family is described as heavily afflicted by this condition.
Pierre Free Press notes Mr. Crawford vowed to run again if defeated for governor, declaring this intent plainly in a speech. The remark is presented as unquestioned by readers.
A brief notice invites readers to contact RicHarps for borrowing money or buying or selling farm property, indicating available financial and real estate services.
Tony G. Barhans of Carlisle Center New York writes that four years ago he was cured of severe kidney trouble after using less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Care. He says brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and have not returned, and he recommends the remedy to others.
A fragment mentions the longest fine of a building lot in Huron and references Bayard Braco and Hough as part of the selection process.
The Wabash Railroad offers greatly reduced one way fares from Chicago to New York Boston Montreal and other eastern cities. For details contact F H Tristram Assistant General Passenger Agent 97 Adam Street Chicago.
Excur sion tickets on the North Western Line go on sale March 15 to 18 with favorable return on account of American ness. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
Advertisement page notes the National Railway Training School has been formed in Minnesota to train young men and prepare them for Steesen role. The effort aims to provide practical instruction and career preparation through its Boston address and suite.
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