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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1893
Page
6
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving health by cleansing the system and aiding kidneys liver and bowels. It claims medical approval and broad customer satisfaction, notes 50¢ and $1 bottle prices, and identifies California Fig Syrup Co as the manufacturer.
Tennessee passes an act allowing state banks to issue circulating currency backed by bonds from U S state or county sources. Notes may be up to 90 percent of bond value, with a $25 million state limit. Banks redeemable in gold or silver, signed by bank officers and counter signed by the state comptroller.
In New York on April 24 Hud son Maxim introduced maximete tested in Harlem. The explosive reportedly resists freezing remains smokeless and difficult to ignite. A blast removed nine hundred tons of rock using three quarters the amount typically needed in quarries.
St. Louis reports Max Judd, consul general designate to Vienna, unsettled by rumors Count Kennoky may reject credentials. Judd says he will resign to President Cleveland at once if the Austrian government objects to his appointment.
Frances Danyke Harris fatally shot herself in New Haven Connecticut on April 24 after standing over her husband’s corpse. The incident details a rumored domestic tragedy with local authorities investigating the scene.
The Norwegian ministry resigns after King Oscar refuses to sanction a Storthing resolution urging seven consuls to represent Norway's shipping and commerce abroad. The move follows ongoing disputes between the government and the crown over foreign policy powers.
In Washington on April 24 a Northern Pacific train pulled by three engines battled heavy snow. Reported snow depths reached three feet in certain spots, hindering travel through the Cascades overnight.
Travelers report 300 suspects and 12 cases among Winnipeg immigrants sheltered in tents and sheds. Officials allegedly concealed facts as 800 exposed and one death occurred on the way. North Carolina militia heads to James City after negro squatters refuse eviction.
April 25 report by Health Commissioner Ware states Chicago's general health is at its best, and the water supply is better than ever in the city's history.
Rich tin deposits discovered south of GuyanjuaTo Mexico by American prospector Frank Gordon. Evidence suggests ancient Aztec or precolonial mining activity at the site.
Central Music Hall drew a large crowd to denounce the Russian extradition treaty calling it a fugitive slave law. State Senator Edward T. Noonan presided as Judge M. F. Tuley and others urged abrogation and urged the government to undo the disgrace by cancelling the pact with czarist Russia.
The Hampton Roads naval rendezvous launches with ships from the White squadron and allied fleets forming a complex line as observers along the fort and roads watch the parade. Vessels from Britain Russia Italy Brazil and the United States move in formation under senior commanders amid celebratory crowds and cheering.
Curiaco April 25 mayor Harrison orders all gambling houses closed within 24 hours to paralyze the gambling trade. Lewiston Maine April 25 three Frenchmen Alfred Ciroux Al Fourtier and Cyrille Fourtier drown after falling from a raft on the East Gray River.
The cornerstone for the new Lutheran ladies seminary will be laid May 11 with Governor Nelson attending and delivering an address.
Clarke K. Royce, treasurer of the California Veterans' Home association, is reported short in his accounts by a substantial amount. The figure cited is twenty forty thousand dollars, prompting inquiries into the missing funds and the association’s financial oversight.
Market report from New York dated April 25 1893 notes call and demand activity at 6 to 10 per cent. Posted bills quoted around 4 85 to 4 88 with buyers active in the market.
A fragmented report notes early gains in Chicago trading with heavy July buying by traders and fewer sellers. It mentions drought concerns in France and a forecast of a smaller world wheat crop, supported by purchases from Armour and Wright, while shorts cover positions.
Mutton 75 to 5.00 dollars per head. Lambs 3.00 to 4.50. Calves around 5.00. Steady demand for feeders and cattle fair. Sellers report range of prices and buyers active in the market.
Heavy hogs trading around 7.50 to 7.75 while lighter hogs fetch about 7.25. Trade volume lists 15 000 hogs and 22 000 sheep mentioned in the report.
Mixed price listing for oats wheat corn and related commodities with April May July September values. Included are open market prices, closing figures and monthly quotes across multiple months and contract terms.
London April 24 The Irish home rule bill passed its second reading in the house of commons by 347 to 304. Mr Balfour and Mr Gladstone led the final arguments on the measure.
Governor Flower names George Raines of Rochester as commissioner to take testimony in the case of Carlyle W Harris, confined in Sing Sing awaiting execution for the murder of his wife. The appointment may not stay the execution as Raines aims to complete review and announce a decision before the scheduled date.
The steamer Belgium arrived at midnight with about 500 Chinese aboard. Two hundred twenty go to the worlds fair Chinese village, 160 to Havana, 20 to Panama, and the rest to San Francisco and the coast. A large consignment of oriental exhibits for the worlds fair is included among the cargo.
Hon Don M Dickinson a prominent Michigan politician remains at home with a mild tonsillitis attack doctors say he will be out in a few days. A separate Sioux City mad dog scare ends after a four hour police chase leaving several dogs injured or killed and the mayor orders all dogs to be killed.
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