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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
2
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe temperance remedy that regulates menstruation dries unhealthy drains heals inflammation and cures female weakness. It features a testimonial from Mrs John Hemmis praising improved health after use and promotes pleasant pellets as a laxative to accompany the medicine.
The notice promotes The People s National Family Newspaper chronicling daily and tri weekly issues with foreign news from The Daily Tribune. It highlights subscriptions at 1.50 to 2.00 per year, includes agricultural and market sections, and invites orders to The Huronite in Huron South Dakota.
In Pittsburgh Aug 5 the Amalgamated association heads board the Pittsburg limited for New York to meet United States Steel officials. Both sides seek settlement details including wage scale non interruptive clauses and non union mill status with promises of arbitration and fair treatment.
An advertisement touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as the only remedy that reaches the disease, promising immediate and permanent relief from catarrh, hay fever, and head cold, with a month’s supply for one dollar and full guidance from the developer. It also notes a National Tube Company strike threat at Philadelphia and McKeesport plants, risking 8 000 to 10 000 jobs.
Wellsville reports nine new workers entered the American Sheet Steel plant as steel laborers were rushed into the mill under the stockade. Pickets at East Liverpool refused entry while McKeesport rumors swirled about the strike’s next moves and potential hires? Senator Hanna later denied involvement in settlement efforts while visiting Canton with President McKinley and Senator Cullom.
The American Federationist notes that negotiations broke over the trust conditioning employment on non union workers not joining any union. The Amalgamated Association pressed to organize non union men and win the union wage scale. President Gompers has left Washington for Philadelphia or New York and disclaims any part in the dispute.
Youngstown Ohio August 5 fur nce operators of the valley announce no action toward a sympathetic strike until the conference between the Amalgamated association and United States Steel is known. Operators threatened to strike over an order for 40 000 tons of mer pig to be delivered to States Steel during August.
General F W Kitchener after a long chase caught Ben Viljoen's commando in a sharp encounter. The British seized a pompom 22 wagons and 32 prisoners with 5 wounded.
Twelve thousand workers at major shipping firms leave their posts as the City Front Federation enforces a general walkout. Firesmen sail on, but the broader labor action threatens citywide disruption with coal and oil supplies at risk, possible blackouts, and increased clashes on the water front.
Seattle reports freight between Seattle and San Francisco halted due to the longshoremen's strike in San Francisco. Merchants suffer further losses from teamsters and local strikes, with thousands of dollars in monthly damage anticipated across the city and several steamship lines.
Washington reports Rt Rev T J Conaty rector of the Catholic university is to be raised to the bishopric within weeks. The new Iowa diocese to be created at Sioux City or Des Moines is seen as the field of duty, with Mer. County likely assigned to the Iowa see.
Indianapolis date Aug 1 reports the National Socialist convention attempting to harmonize factions. A conference between Chicago leader Mr Brooks and Springfield leader Job Harriman produced a message to Eugene V Debs declaring the gathering harmonious.
Frankie Castello and Berten Rogers both 11 were drowned while bathing after attending a Sunday school picnic in Racine Wisconsin on August 1. The incident occurred as the youths swam near the city waterfront and authorities investigated the accidental deaths.
William J. Bryan spoke in Chillicothe Missouri about the silver question and the money issue in 1904. He said the campaign depends on conditions and the Democratic party should not recede from its stance. He refused to commit to a presidential run, calling such questions foolish.
Details from Durban report a hard all day fight on July 28 between a British column and Boer commandos near Nqueta. Four hundred Boers attacked, Major Edwards and Gunner Carpenter were killed, and the 67th field battery narrowly escaped losing a gun as it was moved three miles under heavy fire. Five British soldiers died. Berlin reports the German leather industry protests duties on tanning materials in the new tariff.
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