Notable Huron Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
St Lawrence’s B F Ives and Brookings official Ed Hewitt visited Huron on Saturday. Major Coffin, Judge Bartt, and Capt. Bryson also called on city business. In town chatter a reporter was teased, fruit shipments arrived, and real estate and legal moves continued as a busy day in Beadle County.
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B. F. Ives
St. Lawrence
Huron
A. W. Bartt
F. F. B. Coffin
Pearl Creek
City
Ed. F. Hewitt
Brookings
The
Agricultural College
Hunomre
Dave Jeffris
Dave
U. S
John B. Carter
Joseph H. Alexander
O. P. Helm
Andrews Opera Company
Cleansing Remedy Report From Beadle County Neighborhood
A fragment from Beadle County near Lee Byron notes a cleansing remedy with figs aiding digestion and kidney liver health. The report suggests improved condition since a past incident, with readers urged to observe local effect in the area.
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Beadle County
Lee Byron
Eargs
Have No Equal Allcock’s Porous Plasters
Have No Equal. Allcock's Porous Plasters have attained a world wide reputation solely upon their superlative merits. They have many would be rivals but have never been equalled or even approached in curative properties and rapidity and safety of action. Their value has been attested by the highest medical authorities as well as testimonials from those who have used them, and they are a remedy for weak back pain rheumatism sciatica colds coughs sore throat chest and stomach affections kidney difficulties weak muscles strains stitches and aches and pains of every description. Beware of me and do not be deceived or induced to accept a substitute.
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Allcock
Public notices fragment from 19th century travel and arrest notices
Fragmentary notice from Geo. Vardersteen offering services and travel ads to Min Dakota and Great E region. Mentions excursions August 22 and October 10 with prices around 99 to 93 cents, vague references to arrest and Hamburg agent. Orcording OCR readability is low and details are unclear.
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Minbe Dakotas
Amburg
Unclear historical notice fragment from Huron region
Fragmentary OCR text referencing Huron and South Dekaite with scattered names and phrases about jetters unclaimed and an opportunity arranged by a railway. The garbled content lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities suitable for a full summary.
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Huron
South
Dekaite
Katie
Fragmentary note on Southern market and land prospects
The text hints at moving south, good soil and climate, benefits of inland Virginian areas, improved lands, and economic incentives for drivers, towns, mechanics, and businesses. It mentions timber, grains, and low prices, with scattered references to locations and market potential.
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Virginias
Ak Yandagee
Ogal
Lt Fot a ther oe hack inquire of
The fragment reads as a stray line about a lieutenant and a hack inquiry, lacking clear news context or named entities to identify a full item. Further readable content needed to form a proper headline and summary.
London Bankers Alarmed By Sherman Law Repeal Prospects
English sources report London bankers fear the repeal of the Sherman Law and a continuation of Indian coinage. They note cabinet discussions on resuming silver purchases under the 1890 act and reopening the mint to silver coinage at 24.1 to 1. The prospect unsettles markets due to gold withdrawals from the Bank of England and other supplies.
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London
Pnge
United States
E Bank of England
United Tes
Washington House Rules Talk With Speaker Crisp
In Washington on August 11, Speaker Crisp and former Speaker Carlisle conferred at Speaker Erin’s apartments for over two hours. They discussed rules for the house to enable swift action on finance and related measures. The article notes forthcoming installations of new officers and the distribution of senate staff among Republicans and Democrats.
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House
Washington
Crisp
Tary Carlisle
Erin
House of Representatives
Senate
Ite
Greyhound Event Promises Big Purses at Huron Meet
The 1898 Govers meeting near Huron South Dakota runs on prairie grounds with a stake for sixty four or fewer greyhounds. Prizes total two thousand plus smaller purses for the Columbus Cup and Plate. Nominations close September first with entries handled by committees in Brooklyn Topeka Denver and San Francisco.
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Huron
South Dakota
Prairies
Chicago
Northwestern
R. R
New York
United States
National Greyhound Club
National Coursing Club
Rop Ger D. Williams
Lexington
Kentucky
Slipper
Joan Brett
J. Herbert Watson
Court Street
Brooklyn
J. Hekspert Watson
Joan R. Price
Topeka
Kas
A. J. Carranaca
Denver
Col
J. R. Drexson
San Francisco
California
Horatio
Nelson
New York City
No overture on Indian silver ratio from Treasury
Washington August 11 inquiry to the treasury reveals neither Secretary Carey nor Acting Mint Director Freeman has been informed of any over to revive silver gainage in India on a 24 to 1 ratio.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Care
Mint
Freston
England
India
Senate Adjourns Till Monday After Adjournment Vote
In Wasmington on August 11 the Senate adjourned until noon Monday after a party line vote of 40 to 16. The House did no business with a brief recess and a rules committee formed by the speaker Catchings Outhwait Reed and Burrows.
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The
House
Wasninaioy
Gorman
Yeas
Pasas
Mitchell
Peffer
Wasmington
Catchings
Outhwait
Reed
Burrows
Congressmen split on silver policy debate
War dispatches report silver and anti silver congressmen caucusing separately and jointly for most of the day. Proponents insist on taking the first vote while antis say delaying would back down for the administration.
Johnson to Stay Senate Chief Clerk Through Year Start
Washington August 11 Colonel Cr Johnson likely remains chief clerk of the senate through early next year. Vice President Stevenson asked for Johnsons retention because of his senate knowledge. Democratic senators probably will honor the vice president s request.
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Washington
Cr. Johnson
Senate
Stevenson
Johnson
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