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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1899
Page
3
The Cleveland council committee plans another effort to end the ongoing strike after previously patching a settlement to resolve the first dispute. A second boy has been wounded in the unrest amid renewed tensions.
Ulysses Heureaux of the Dominican Republic was assassinated at Moca by Ramon Caceros who fled but is likely to be captured. Vice President Figero takes control as the country remains calm and funeral plans unfold.
Illinois coal operators and miners face a public rupture at a Chicago meeting as talks to appoint the seventh member of the arbitration board collapse. If no agreement on machine differential rates is reached before the current scale expires, a major mining conflict is feared.
Rioters attack colored non-union miners near First avenue mine as crowds of boys with tin cans chase workers. Police struggle to break up the unrest as hundreds gather with Winchesters in Evansville Indiana.
Washington reports no consular info by 9:30 on the Santo Domingo assassination of President Heureaux. No formal U.S. action yet. Hay praises the late leader’s administration. Long notes no U.S. navy ships off Santo Domingo. if unrest grows, a U.S. warship may be sent to protect American interests.
Senor Alejandro Vez y Gil consul general of the Dominican republic reacts to the news of President Heureaux assassination. He notes Heureaux did wonders for happiness and prosperity, was in his second term and would have finished his labors next year. He mentions his former roles as interior minister and secretary of war. Moca is described as three days by horse from Santo Domingo.
Wisconsin free silver leaders will meet Colonel William Jennings Bryan in Mapison Wisconsin on Monday to arrange sending a solid Bryan delegation to the next national convention. W H Rogers T E Ryan and John Toohey were chosen at a Chicago meeting to draft an address for Bryan to release to the press. E C All national committeeman was not invited.
In Nicaragua bitter columns accuse the United States of seeking to subjugate or annex Nicaragua. In Detroit the Citizens' Street Railway company rejects a 4 cent an hour wage rise. overtime would get 4 cents, but no other concessions, leaving strike doubt.
The ore handlers on the M. A. Hanna dock settled their dispute and returned to work at noon. An arbitration committee of three will hire and fire all employees and settle all differences.
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