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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
7
Schedules detail east and west bound trains from Huron with numbers, daily patterns, and exceptions. It lists No. 502 Chicago Express at 8:35 a.m. and No. 50 Mail at 8:30 p.m., plus north south and connecting services toward Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield, with agent L. H. Jongs cited.
Harrisburg reports Governor Stone replying to United Mine Workers officials that recalling troops at Shenandoah would not be wise or safe at present. He cited district requests and said militia presence has a quieting effect. Stone left for Atlantic City and planned to return in a few days.
Berlin reports the Italian king will visit the German emperor to seek reduction of continental armaments with Russia's support. The move aims to ease burdens on Italy, while a prior czar visit encouraged the plan.
In Wilkes-Barre a letter from Grand Chief Morrissey signals railway brotherhoods will provide practical help to striking miners. Officials report firm stances across Michigan and West Pennsylvania, with West Virginia workers steadfast and judges restricting activity. A flood of political candidacies surfaces in Beadle County as locals seek party nominations for county auditor treasurer and superintendent of schools.
Shamokin reports nineteen thousand dollars received from Indianapolis at District No. 9 UMW headquarters. The funds will be distributed to miners once President Mitchell notifies Secretary George Hartlein.
Chicago workers strike for higher wages as Concordia cemetery shuts its gates. Twenty five gravediggers refuse replacements, turning away three funeral processions. Officials warn similar walkouts may affect two other city cemeteries.
Roosevelt hosts a varied luncheon gathering at Sagamore Hill with Senator Millard of Nebraska and guests Silas McBee Bishop Dudley Charles Nagell George Harvey George Hinman and Edward Kent. The president aims for social entertainment with no special significance attached to the calls.
London reports routine work on King Edward VII coronation with barriers, stands, and decorations being prepared. Official notes say the king remains capable of bearing the crowning fatigue and Westminster Abbey rehearsals impress more than the street display.
Fred G. Ingersoll of St. Paul has been appointed by Judge Lochren as special examiner to take testimony in the United States suit against the Northern Securities Company known as the Northern Pacific merger. United States District Attorney Haupt requested the motion and Judge B Young, for James J. Hill and affiliated companies, assented.
In a Illinois Central derailment near the Louisiana Mississippi line the engineer and brakeman were killed and a fireman badly injured. The engine and thirteen cars were wrecked. Investigators determined that wreckers caused the accident.
Reports from Leadville state a serious forest fire burns six miles northeast of the city along Prospect mountain with several cabins burned. Railroad crews have been dispatched. Another blaze is reported between Coal and Roston creeks near Golden, Colorado.
North Western line sells excursion tickets to Lake Shetek Tracy Minnesota at 4.10 round trip from Huron for Friday and Saturday travel with return by Tuesday, and 6.60 round trip daily with 30 day return limit. Lake Shetek offers fishing hunting with prairie chickens snipe ducks and geese. Hotel and livery accommodations available. Reachable lakes include Current Lake Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Long Buffalo Iron Beauty Willow Isabel and Clear Lake.
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