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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
5
Dr. F. L. Class of Huron South Dakota issues concise public rules for preventing contagion. Keep patient isolated, disinfect rooms, control visitors, and use prescribed solutions. Quarantine periods vary by disease and require medical guidance when possible.
A compact digestive aid claims to help the stomach process meals. The ad touts quick relief from indigestion by aiding digestion of heavy foods and promotes periodic use with meals.
Washington reports say Japan and Germany pressed Secretary Hay on Manchuria as diplomats seek a protest directed at China. Officials warn against actions that cede territory or favor Russia, while projections consider ports, rail guards, and possible open ports under amended treaties.
St. Petersburg officials of the foreign office told the Associated Press correspondent they were intensely surprised by the reported lack of new conditions being imposed. The exchange followed remarks indicating policy continuity from the foreign ministry.
Ambrose P. Mullin, wealthy shoe maker missing since February 2, was found Friday afternoon in a badly decomposed state floating in the Chicago river. Relatives and acquaintances believe he was murdered, and police say the affair has a suspicious appearance.
Thousands viewed the governor's remains in the capitol and at the state home before funeral services were held in the afternoon. The body was interred at Oakland cemetery after return home.
The Good Roads association held its national convention at Odeon hall with about 1000 delegates and arriving trains swelling crowds. Gen Nelson A Miles and U S Highway Commission President were among early arrivals as Governor Dockery spoke on The State's Duty and D R Francis discussed The Exposition inviting attendees to the world’s fair. President Roosevelt to close the session Wednesday afternoon.
The president's Nebraska visit included Hastings Lincoln and Fremont with stopovers in small towns. The train arrived in Omaha at 5 p m for a city drive and a dinner at the Omaha club before Roosevelt spoke to the public at the Coliseum.
A brief quip notes that everything is fair in love, especially regarding the girl a fellow loves, attributed to the Philadelphia Record.
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