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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1888
Page
10
In a tropical setting two men explore a palm shaded site where a hidden trove lies beneath soil and bones. A murder ensues as one man lifts a mattock and destroys a foe. decades later two others return to seek the gold, only to confront a remains in a sunlit pit.
The text discusses Japanese babies having dolllike eyes and hair, comparing them to dolls sent to America. It notes infants in Japan often put objects in their mouths and warns caregivers to monitor them to prevent harm from items like beads or paper that could injure skin or fingers.
A garbled fable fragment depicts a rat pleading with a cat for escape advice as a deadly encounter unfolds. The scene shifts between an implied moral and surreal dialogue, highlighting a doomed attempt to outwit a predator.
A New York woman with several children visiting relatives in the country received a telegram the other day from the cousin to whom they had been entrusted. The message prompted concern as details of the family arrangement and safety of the children remained unclear.
The piece argues against free trade in labor and imported goods, claiming both harm American workers by driving wages down and destroying home industries. It discusses protected vs unprotected trades, tariffs for revenue, and maintains that unskilled labor migration pressures wages and employment.
Foulke of Indiana and Bona of LT align with civil service reformers, signaling their likely stance in this campaign. Four years ago they backed Cleveland and reform promises, hoping to advance changes in public offices in land and Indiana despite political obstacles.
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