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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
10
A readable fragment lists numerous residents and local names including Beer Aakins Ed Arntz John Anderson Thos J Bakken John Barnes Miss Marion Bailey Tom Barrell and others, indicating a community directory or social register snippet from the period.
A long list of individuals including Moriarity Ken Myers J W McCray Peter Narvey Mr Newman L O'Donnell Will Olson Duffy and others appears in a library postmaster draft. The roster names appear with varied titles and initials, suggesting a compiled candidate or staff directory.
A New York report quotes a leading Ohio figure predicting day or two of disclosures in the Chadwick affair. He says five notable New York men, unnamed, will be deeply involved as will Mrs Chadwick, with Western elites facing prosecutions as the grand jury probe opens at Elyria Ohio.
Chinese? none. The Ecperanza mine reservoir broke its bounds and rushed down the mountain. It swept through huts of Mexican day laborers, causing the death of five natives and leaving the wrecked scene in its path.
W H Keeling of Sioux City elected class president at Harvard, portrayed as the poor man's candidate. A dedicated student who paid his way through high school and Harvard, working odd jobs and waiting tables to fund tuition and support his studies in chemistry with plans for medical school. He rose from modest means to a respected, merit based leadership role.
Oscar Battling Matthew Nelson a Danish born fighter rose from humble Huron origins to boxing fame. He defeated Young Corbett in a ten round bout and became known as Hedgewisch’s champion. His story links South Dakota towns through December 1900 engagements.
Mukden dispatch reports several squadrons of Cossacks in pursuit of Chinese raiders who cut the railroad line between Tie Pass and Harbin. The fuel shortage from Fushun mines is easing as coal production supports army needs along the front.
Sakharoff reports that Russian main guard at a village south of the lactchengulni pass was driven back by Japanese artillery. Russians fell back after light casualties as the Japanese attackers withdrew toward their lines. The night of December 6 was quiet.
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