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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1895
Page
6
Scott's Emulsion combines cod liver oil with lime and soda hypophosphites to aid digestion and boost potency. It is touted as a rapid flesh builder for emaciated and consumptive patients and has 20 years of medical endorsement. Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1.00.
A mob near Butler Springs, Alabama, hanged three women and two men, suspects in the murder of Watts Murphy nephew of former Governor Tom Watts. Rattler confessed implicating others as a posse escort was overrun by about 100 armed men before dawn. The five victims were found hanging along the road near a church.
A Bellevue hospital autopsy on Alice Walsh, a resort worker near Bleecker and Thompson streets, reveals mutilations reminiscent of Whitechapel killings. The victim is described as from the city’s lowest class, with a suspected man held for questioning as authorities search for the killer.
George C. Lowell, confidential man and bookkeeper for Mead & Coe, is in custody on embezzlement charges. A detective agency was notified and Lowell was taken into custody. Mead & Coe report defalcation at 6000 dollars while police allege 56000 dollars were embezzled.
A Niagara passenger reports at the war seat in Cuba that insurgents number about 10000, with 8000 well armed, and several clashes where government troops were defeated. Spanish troops arriving from Spain suffer from yellow fever and fatigue after pursuing insurgents.
Berlin reports that Germany Russia and France have agreed to coordinate to safeguard interests in Western Asia following Japan's peace terms. The three powers plan to monitor territorial changes and prevent Japan from severing China from Europe, with Germany to gain if Japan's gains do not harm German interests.
A catalog listing famous authors and editors such as Kipling Doyle Conan Doyle Clark Russell Robert Barr Octave Thanet Bret Harte Capt. King Joel Chandler Herries and many others as noted contributors.
At a reception the Costa Rican minister offered cooperation and unity of destinies with Guatemala on the Mexican question. Congress unanimously approved the convention signed in the City of Mexico, and the settlement is hailed as favorable and honorable for Guatemala and the region.
Judge Samuel P. McConnell can remain president of the Iroquois club while holding free silver views. The club will not accept his resignation and clarifies that a forthcoming sound money meeting is not motivated by his declarations. In London authorities say no one here confirms a Prince of Wales autumn U S visit for America's Cup races.
The Lakeside hotel at Pewaukee lake a well known summer resort burned in the evening. Officials estimate the loss at about 50 000 dollars.
The advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the genuine merit for health. It claims the tonic purifies blood, builds strength, and expels taints like scrofula and salt rheum while improving the whole system.
The Indian Affairs Commissioner has four contracts from Major Allen for dead and down timber on White Earth and Red Lake reservations. The packages include about 750000 feet from each reserve and are expected to be approved at once.
Several malignant diphtheria cases reported in Canby, Minnesota, about 12 miles east of Gary. Two deaths have occurred and local authorities are enforcing active measures to prevent spread of the disease.
Relatives of Frank Lenz the Pittsburg cyclist and world traveler for The Outing say he was murdered by Kurds in Armenia at the start of the massacre. T. P. Langhans, his cousin, received a letter confirming the belief.
Reported near members of the court indicate the supreme court will not delay beyond Monday in ruling on Hyde and Pollock's application for a rehearing in the income tax cases. The forecast reflects strong expectation among close observers.
In BorDENTOWN New Jersey on April 23 Mrs. Parnell slept poorly then weakened as day wore on. Doctors doubt she will survive the shock of the assault. Detectives continue work with no new light on the case.
In the United States Court George Landon of Kimball was found guilty of perjury. The jury recommended mercy of the court. The maximum penalty for perjury is five years in the penitentiary.
In MankaTo Minnesota on April 23 attorneys reached a verbal agreement to settle the Stein Saulpaugh case. Saulpaugh will pay the plaintiff about the cost of pursuing a supreme court suit, avoiding further court action.
San Francisco April 23 Henry Piper arrested by U S agent N R Harris on charges of stealing gold and silver from the Carson mint.
The Chinese government arranged a loan totaling 00,000,000 marks at 6 percent interest in Berlin. The syndicate includes National Bank, Vonderheyt & Co of Berlin, and L. Brehensand & Co of Hamburg. Also reported: Miss Caroline Luhman dies at Plymouth Wisconsin aged 100, oldest woman in Sheboygan County. George W. Carlisle, brother of Treasury Secretary John G. Carlisle, dies at Independence Kentucky. Charles Knox founder of Knox hatters dies of pneumonia in New York, aged 7 years.
Colonel John Hancock father of Mrs. William R. Merriam of St. Paul has been appointed to a clerkship in the pension office. He was brother of General W S Hancock and served on his staff during the war. He later worked as a post office inspector under the Cleveland administration.
Ashland Wisconsin stockholders and capitalists back a bond issue to finance the Ashland Minneapolis and St Paul railroad. Contractors Batch and Peppard to build 100 miles of track in 0 days, signaling a rapid construction plan for the summer.
Bay City Michigan on April 23 a crowd of about 1000 witnessed the launch of the monster steel freighter James J. McWilliams at Wheeler's shipyard. The 360 foot long all steel vessel was launched successfully and described as among the finest of her class afloat.
Governor Levi P. Morton called on Senator David B. Hill at his Albany residence and stayed for over two hours in what Morton described as a return social call.
The Post reports probable New York proceedings next week to oust F. M. Rice from Whisky Trust presidency and block reorganization assessments. The action hinges on claims that the local directors meeting was illegal.
An old promotional verse extols Castoria as a remedy used from infancy to motherhood and beyond, claiming consistent use from babyhood through pregnancy and into grandchildren. The text highlights the enduring brand loyalty and family continuity associated with Castoria.
A Brighton New York mother reports her daughter Blanche aged fifteen suffered paralysis of the right arm and nervous symptoms. After three bottles of Dr Miles Nervine her condition improved drastically gaining 31 pounds her arm fully regained function and she attends school regularly with a restored appetite.
Dr Miles Quiet Nervine is sold with an active guarantee that the first bottle will relieve. Drugists offer 1 or 6 bottles for five dollars and the product can be sent prepaid by the Dr Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Indiana. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Harper's Magazine announces The Simpletons by Thomas Hardy to run December 1804 through November 1895 with Trilby comparisons. It highlights Recollections of Joan of Arc by Louis De Conte, a Charleston and Carolinas illustrated paper, North Africa features, and a Chinese Life series by Julian Ralph. An Eight-part Davis novel and complete stories will also appear.
Harper's Periodicals listing a yearly payment plan for Posta S Magazine and Weekly, with price details. Subscriptions offered free to all in the United States Canada and Mexico. Address: Harper & Brothers.
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