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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement extols the People's National Family Newspaper as a daily-like paper published three times weekly with foreign and domestic news, markets, agriculture, and literature. It lists subscription prices from $1.00 to $2.00 yearly and notes companion papers The Hour and The Huronite.
Beadle County Board of Commissioners meets April 2 1901 to audit county and state salaries and juror fees. Bills include salaries for county officials and teachers and various pauper and court expenses. June adjournment notes and later sessions approve loans for school funds and address tax abatements and bridge site view.
Komari Yutari and General Yamachi pressed Prince Ching for Emperor Kwang Su to return to Peking with 20 000 Chinese troops to Manchuria to curb Russo Manchurian unrest. Li Hung Chang notified. Japan mobilizes fleet at Taku as expect war with Russia looms.
Prince Ching claims missionary reports of a Mongolian uprising are not supported by facts and that a minor village quarrel is being exaggerated. He doubts General Tung Fu Hsiang’s rebellion. Demands on ministers' negotiations show military criticism of delays and trivial causes. In Korea a plan for 32 coast forts to deter Japan is reported. A Russian company to exploit Mongolian resources under state protection is cited.
Fire destroyed the Foley Bean sawmill in Milaca Minnesota on April 16 causing a smoldering ruin. Officials say an overheated pulley sparked the blaze which spread before discovery by the night watchman. The mill, main industry for the town, had just restarted for the season and employed about 300 men. rebuilding is expected.
Mrs. Robert G. Evans wife of United States District Attorney Evans died at 10 30 p m after a serious illness. She had been in failing health for over a year and underwent an operation a week earlier. A native of Indiana she was 43 years old.
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