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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
6
The Republican electors of South Dakota call a state convention for 1900 to elect eight delegates to the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia and nominate state officials. Delegates vote by county with no proxies, ratio based on 1898 governor vote. delegates at large from each county plus county counts.
A reflective line notes Puerto Rico has many friends some unreliable and not to blame for their flaws, suggesting external fault lies elsewhere.
Minnesota politician Charlie Towne is the latest Democratic vice presidential prospect. He is reportedly Bryan’s choice and enjoys Pettigrew’s backing as the campaign team reshapes the ticket.
The passage cites Dewey resting easy he will be the next president while Bryan and McKinley loom as rivals. It notes anticipated disappointment for someone, hinting at a heated presidential race and public uncertainty about the outcome.
Pettigrew favors the Falls gathering of populists and says the convention should nominate a president and form a national ticket. He urges support for the party’s candidate slate in the upcoming national contest.
The bid of J. F. Halladay for secretary of state progressed smoothly until an unexpected mistake, nicknamed "Dick," halted the campaign abruptly, ending the momentum and bringing a sudden stop to the effort.
General Otis is relieved of duties in the Philippines and will return home about May 1. A calm review of his work there must meet with the approval of the people of this country.
Richard Olney secretary of state under Cleveland is urged to accept the presidential nomination by the gold Democrats. He is described as one of the purest and ablest statesmen of the times.
The departure of M. F. Greely leaves the gubernatorial contest to Mr. Herreid. Secretary of State Roddle has a large following but less aggressive support, making Herreid likely the Republican nominee for governor.
Public Opinion notes confusion as Huron reportedly votes no liquor license last Tuesday while a mistaken report claimed a license was approved by a reasonable majority. The piece urges continued interest in Huron’s licensing future and cautions against premature celebrations.
After a ten week sickness the writer resumes duties with gratitude for restored health and a resolve to stay optimistic. He notes healthy people should not complain and thanks friends and state newspaper staff for their support, wishing continued health and blessings.
George A Matthews of Brookings South Dakota denies congressional ambitions yet supporters see him as a fit delegate for the Philadelphia convention. His 1890 ouster by the Pettigrew faction colors the narrative, but backers argue Matthews possesses brains integrity and practical sense for Congress.
General Wheeler reflects on being mentioned for the vice presidency and says his greatest ambition is realized. He cites Confederate veterans fighting under the U S flag, mass southern devotion to national service, and improved commercial ties with a third of humanity. He notes reunified sentiment across the nation and no further ambitions.
The Deadwood Independent reports on Mr. Fox, a political candidate, planning to attend upcoming campaign events during his visit to the area. The piece notes local reaction and expected topics of discussion.
The Independent accuses Pettigrew and Lee Fox of exploiting political schemes for personal gain in the state. It cites fraudulent plans in handling trade relations with the Philippines and Oriental countries, misrepresentation of the quartermaster department, and an itemized list of goods due for delivery starting April 20 with shipments from San Francisco.
The New York Tribune argues Puerto Rico traders oppose tariff imposition and seek free trade under the constitution. It warns extending the constitution to the island would mirror our revenue system, including tobacco taxes and stamp duties. It suggests Puerto Ricans should consider internal revenue implications.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring cleanser for impure blood. It claims to purify blood accumulated in winter, revive vitality, cure spring humors, and ward off indoor living ailments, urging readers to start taking it now.
Milwaukee coal dealers meeting at the lake head ports raised the price of soft coal by 1.05 dollars per ton citing higher freight rates as the cause. The move reflects continued pressure from transport costs impacting regional markets.
A frustrated attempt to fix a time for a vote on the Quay case is noted. The Indian appropriation bill moves to the contract schools amendment. A Honolulu report dated March 20 says the situation improves and the worst may be over with Kahuili and Hilo free from infection.
London dispatch reports British forces face heavy tasks as Pretoria looms. A 400 man unit guarding the Bloemfontein to Springfontein railway disappeared within 35 miles, prompting questions on entrenchment and requests for exchanges as Lord Roberts' movements stay unclear.
Lord Roberts reports five British companies captured near Bethany by the Boers. Dispatch notes three Royal Irish Fusiliers and two Ninth Regiment mounted infantry lost after being surrounded near Reddersburg east of Bethany station. Detachment held out from noon April 8 to 9 am April 4 before surrender.
Article discusses how women suffer monthly menstrual pains and aging affects beauty. It promotes Mrs. Pinkham’s remedies from Lynn Massachusetts and cites a teacher, Miss Eona Ettis of Higginsport Ohio, who credits relief after following Pinkham guidance.
On April 3 Gatacre ordered a march from Springfontein to Reddersburg with the Cameron Highlanders sent to Bethany. Reddersburg was reached at 10:30 am with no opposition but no news of the missing detachment. It is believed the entire party has been captured.
The Ogden Gas company transfers to the People's Gas Light and Coke Company for 6 million dollars. The Cosmoitan Electric plant and franchise are said to be included in the transfer.
Ciwnali April 9 Senator J B ereSer arrives from Washington and predicts the Porto Rican will pass the house and go into ice May 1 He asserts that Deweys candidacy for president will not defeat McKinley and the Porto Rican line reflects strong support for the president.
In Hic'ville, April 6, a sale was made to eastern parties of 100 tons of broomcorn at 200 per ton. The price has been 195 though small lots have sold at 200. Last September broomcorn traded at 75 per ton.
An advertised patent medicine promises to relieve headache in twenty minutes with a two dose one cent offer. The claim appears in an OCR style sales blurb citing Dr Miles in a generic guarantee.
The March monthly statement reports total receipts of 48 726 837 dollars and expenditures of 32 188 271 dollars, leaving a surplus of 16 538 566 dollars for the month.
A pamphlet outlining opportunities for business along the railroad’s new lines is available. Applications may be submitted to C. & N. W. Ry. agents or to the general passenger and ticket agent at 22 Fifth Ave, Chicago, Ti.
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