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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
9
A testimonial claims Hyomei cured a man of chronic catarrh after nightly coughing and throat drops. Dr. Hart of Laconia endorses it and a refund guarantee backs purchases. An inhaler plus treatment costs $1 and $0.50 per bottle thereafter.
In Beadle County South Dakota county court the administratrix Lean S Rosins publishes this notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased Edward P Robins. All claims must be exhibited with vouchers within four months after first publication to Gardner Churchill attorneys for the administratrix at Huron South Dakota.
In Beadle County Circuit Court an affiliated corporation Forest Home Ginseng Gardens petitions for voluntary dissolution. Judge fixed June 10 1908 at 9 00 am for hearing at Court House Huron Beadle County South Dakota.
In Manchester the Northwest division produced the heaviest poll in twenty years and unseated Winston Spencer Churchill Liberal by 429 votes. Results: Joynson-Hicks 5417, Churchill 4988, Irving 276. The loss undercuts the government’s prestige and could affect upcoming by elections.
Paris newspapers pixelate the late Duc de Chaulnes citing his reckless youth and squandered fortune. They recall his mother Princess Galitzen who died in a Bellevue garret after a family dispute, and note the American wife remains duchess despite separation.
Public protest against high prices for fresh meat, especially beef and mutton, drives a sharp drop in demand. Meat salesmen in Chicago report trade down about 50 percent in the last month, reflecting a nationwide hesitation as buyers switch to cheaper foods to curb costs.
Miss Evelyn Watkins eighteen daughter of C. R. Watkins, a social favorite in Asheville, eloped with Rex Bostie a former sweetheart and well known young society man. They were married at Marion, North Carolina, on the eve of her planned marriage to James Lee of Virginia.
Denver reports frost over two nights damaged orchards in the Arkansas and Grand valleys and other fruit farms in Colorado. Estimates place the loss at one million dollars.
Washington reports a Republican House group held an informal Capitol meeting to measure sentiment on the Vreeland currency bill. They count 26 Republicans needed to defeat the bill without Democratic support while hoping to lure a few Democratic votes after minority party obligations are met.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports an attempted arson at the Allis-Chalmers plant in West Allis aimed at the pattern shop. Automatic sprinklers halted the fire before major damage. attackers carried kerosene in twelve one gallon cans and fled when an oil flare sparked an explosion.
The French cruiser d Estrees docked in Port au Prince after the Hayti revolt. Officers recount nocturnal executions on March 15 of alleged plotters, with eighty refugees aboard and a merchant forced to witness his ill fated burial as his body survived the grave during hurried interment.
The Root party will receive two large albums containing photographs of places they visited in Mexico. The albums are described as the finest product of bookmakers and jewelers.
Paris reports that Comoro islands including Great Comoro were hit by a violent cyclone. The minister of the colonies was informed by cable of the storm, but damage figures are not provided.
Washington April 24. The house adopted the Tillman resolution authorizing a suit to reacquire the lands of the Oregon and California railroad in Oregon. The Bordney amendment was not included.
Grover Cleveland shows steady progress in rheumatic gout and stomach trouble at the Lakewood hotel. Dr. Joseph D. Bryant, his physician, arrived from New York and remains with him, though officials say there is no worsening.
In the April 17 collision near Havana the Monterey and the United States heavily damaged. The United States lies aground two miles south of West Bank light with 600 passengers aboard, while the Monterey was towed to port with a dented bow and smashed rails.
Fort Frances Ontario April 20 William Brack an American customs officer was drowned while attempting to run the rapids in a canoe Brack was from St Paul where his parents reside
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