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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
4
Our store offers a wide range of gentle men's wear and useful Christmas presents. Father, brother, and other relatives are considered with options such as overcoats gloves hats canes umbrellas ties mufflers and suits. Come in and we will help you choose a satisfying gift.
A period piece notes holiday greetings and a sensational mention of a Cudahy kidnapping incident. It wishes readers a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year while offering a tongue in cheek remark about the blessedness of nothingness.
The rumor says Bartlett Tripp will be appointed minister to Austria-Hungary. Edward Cudahy offers a reward of 25 000 dollars for the conviction of the kidnappers of his son.
City council of Chicago passes ordinance prohibiting boxing events. Debates cite status of Porto Rico and the Philippines. John D. Rockefeller donates 1,500,000 dollars to the University of Chicago. Oil bills are warned to rise.
The list of announced candidates for speaker includes Wilmarth of Beadle Sew ard of Codington Sommers of Grant Bennett of Custer Packard of Spink. The field signals a varied slate from multiple districts.
Wm. Black filed a suit against Commandant Linn of the Soldiers Home seeking damages for wrongful discharge from the home.
A short note urges readers to seek happiness by giving joy to others this Christmas season. It underscores that Christmas comes but once a year and encourages making the most of it while feeling cheerful.
Discussion on dividing the state into senatorial and representative districts appears aimed at curbing populist gains in the 1902 legislature, yet recent returns from November 6 cast the proposal as a joke and doubt its effectiveness.
December apportionment of the permanent school fund totals $54 408.15 based on 45 cents per capita. Beadle County is allotted $1 135.80. The Sioux Falls Press comments on state politics noting uncertainty over next senator, listing Gamble Burke and Herreid as possibilities, with Kittredge unlikely.
The article debates whether the court may align with Benjamin Harrison and President Lincoln’s stance on constitutional limits to slavery in territories. It contrasts Lincoln’s view that slavery did not extend into territories by constitutional right with Calhoun’s position, noting possible agreement with Hoosier Harrison.
The preliminary report of the senate committee on interoceanic canals asserts no right to delay the bill due to pending treaties, signaling momentum for a Nicaragua canal owned and controlled by the United States in the near future.
The text notes that Wm. J. Bryan will become publisher of a weekly paper titled the Commoner. It expresses hope his subscription list will be paid in money rather than produce and wishes better success as editor than as politician or presidential candidate.
The passage extols unions for raising wages and improving workers’ conditions while denouncing whiskey as the chief foe of labor. It laments the social ills caused by liquor, including misery, crime, poverty, and bloodshed across the land.
The Sioux Falls Press notes that Mr Ehenese has more votes than Mr Gamble but neither can secure a first ballot victory. Gamble trails by about twenty votes and is seen as likely to lose support, while Ehenese still waits for sufficient ballots to elect him. The piece mocks aspiring federal office seekers and hints at political maneuvering.
The senate passed the Hay-Pauncefote treaty by 55 to 18 with two amendments. One inserts which is hereby superseded after Clayton-Bulwer convention in Article 2 preamble to redefine neutralization rules. The other amendment removes Article 3 which requested immediate notice to other powers upon ratification.
The field is open for South Dakota senator with Mr. Gamble as a strong candidate but not unchallenged. Others like Crawford, Preston, Stever, Mathews, Kittredge and Roddie may enter, and the caucus battle hinges on securing sixty votes for the next senator. The contest will be fair, with all parties aiming to represent the state effectively in Washington.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to cure catarrh by eliminating the scrofulous roots in the blood. It touts non irritant Hood's pills as a companion remedy and urges readers to choose Hood's products.
The article notes a shifts in the Transmississippi region where Republicans gain a slight statewide plurality by 81 votes in a 3.73 million total, with McKinley rising in fifteen states and Bryan declining in eighteen, including sharp drops in Arkansas and Texas. It emphasizes a large stay-at-home vote and a regional shift since 1896.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers reduced excursion tickets to southern resorts including Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah El Paso. Tickets are valid for return at any time before June 11 1901. Information on rates routes and times available from coupon ticket offices.
For sale fifty tons of good hay in round bales cut before frost. Location thirteen miles southwest of Huron on Seller H. G. Steele, a seller ranch.
Huron Roller Mills led by J. W. Kelley & Son calls for 500 bushels shelled corn. Call for current prices and contact details.
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