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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1893
Page
7
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, effective laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fevers. It claims the product works on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and asserts medical approval. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
Omaha July 31 stockholders of four rail lines ask U S courts for an injunction to block the August 1 maximum rate law charging that it regulates interstate commerce and would confiscate their property without compensation.
The United Indurated Fibre company plant in Lockport New York was totally destroyed by fire with only the pulp mill saved. The facility valued at 200000 dollars suffered an 80000 dollar insured loss.
New York reports the Britannia has been selected to defend the gold cup challenged for by Navahoe in September after a Herald cable from London.
The steamer Cienfuges, sailing from Nassau, arrived in New York on July 31 with 18 passengers from the steamer Santiago which ran aground on the Eluthera banks.
An advertisement asserts that perfect health comes from pure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier and strength builder. It claims to expel taints like scrofula and salt rheum while boosting the whole system and nerve strength.
Advertisement notes that Hood's Pills can be obtained by mail for 25 cents from C. I. Hood & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts detailing mail order availability and price.
A playful verse traces a girl from infancy to motherhood using Castoria as a constant. The lighthearted lines move from childhood to adulthood with the product as a running motif.
Siamese government accepts full terms of the French ultimatum. Demands include recognition of Annam and Cambodia rights on the Mekong up to the 28th parallel, evacuation of eastern forts within a month, satisfaction for Siamese aggressions against French ships, and indemnities totaling 2,000,000 francs with an immediate 8,000,000 franc deposit to guarantee payments. England protested the threatened blockade and France assures British commerce will not be impeded.
Paris reports France intends to withdraw the blockade notice after Siam concedes to all French demands. France is also said to accept Siam's surrender to the ultimatum. Future talks with Britain may address provinces on the upper Mekong ceded by Britain to Siam.
London reports a Bangkok telegram stating Siamese acceptance of the French ultimatum in full. The government hopes the blockade will end and that negotiations with France will resume for an early peaceful settlement.
Dispatch reports Grenada held by government troops is under siege and nearing capitulation within hours. General Zelaya's revolutionary forces have seized Masaya and Managua after heavy fighting, with interior communication disrupted and lives lost amid the Nicaragua conflict.
Stan Oil company clinches complete control of Colorado oil with a $1,000,000 acquisition that absorbs Rocky Mountain Oil. The package includes Rocky Mountain properties at Florence refining at Overton near Pueblo and Denver distributing depot plus all related goodwill.
Sheldon Illinois July 31 Mark Gates a leading implement dealer here has absconded with a woman from Sioux City leaving his wife and two children. Indignation runs high as locals recount his rash act and say he narrowly escaped mob justice.
In Catera Alabama on Thursday a mob captured and lynched Harper a Black man who confessed to assaulting Mrs Edner wife of a section foreman. The mob comprised both white men and Black men and acted after the confession.
Chief W L Buchanan proposes field trials of agricultural machinery in the Red River valley during the World’s Fair. Tests will be on large farms near Grand Forks and Larimore with a special Chicago Grand Forks train for buyers and judges evaluating self binders harvesters and threshers.
Consul William E. Emmett in Smyrna cables Washington that cholera is breaking out in Smyrna, a major Mediterranean port. U S consuls and Marine Hospital officers abroad will intensify vigilance to prevent spread and protect public health.
Frightful storms sweep the valley south of Pueblo bringing relief after a long drought. The central district faced flooding from successive rains and cellars are being pumped out by steam fire engines as damage reports begin to come in.
In Rice Lake Wisconsin on July 31 reports indicate several diphtheria cases in town and surrounding areas with two deaths. Authorities impose strict quarantines at affected locations and assign extra watchmen to ensure compliance with health office rules.
Des Moines residents were shocked by the death of Chancellor Carpenter at age 110, with officials noting his long tenure and the city paying tribute to a life spent in public service.
A newspaper urging readers to submit their names to receive the Huronite under specific terms. The note emphasizes liberal access and a straightforward sign up without extra conditions.
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