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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
7
An old advertisement claims fat babies are content and well cushioned against pain. It suggests scrawniness hurts nerves and that Scott's Emulsion provides nourishment, appealing to parents with a free sample offer.
Advert says rheumatism drains winter pleasure and demands liniment. Claims disease is in the blood and external remedies fail. Promotes Cale's Bludbilder as a blood building, system fortifying cure guaranteed by all druggists.
Through Pennsylvania Short Lines passengers can reach Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with no extra fare. Ten day stop overs in each city including Philadelphia. The Manhattan Limited departs at 11 a.m. and the Atlantic Express from Chicago at 3 15 p.m. daily. Passenger agent Pennsylvania Lives 134 E Sixth St St Paul Minn.
Harriett Howard of New York recounts long battles with salt rheum and eczema until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured her skin troubles. The ad touts the salve as a quick healer for cuts burns and sores, priced at 25 cents at Wheeler's drug store.
The Keystone Express of the Pennsylvania Lines runs daily from Chicago at 10 05 a m arriving New York at 3 00 p m the next day with coaches and sleepers Chicago to New York Tickets available via Pan Handle Route through home agents G L Thomson traveling passenger agent 134 K Sixth St St Paul Minn Also a health ad promotes Cole s Carbolic salve claiming quick pain relief and scarless healing priced at 25 cents by druggists.
Col John H King left for West Baden Indiana on Saturday morning. Gus Bach commissioner of school and public lands visited the city Friday evening. Chas Phillips and his daughter Mabel came back Friday from Iowa trips.
A druggist refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure hemorrhoids including itching bleeding and protruding cases. Dramatic relief in 6 to 14 days. First application provides ease. 50 cents. If unavailable send 60 cents to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis, MO for postpaid delivery.
Twenty five diplomats delivered a joint note to the Venezuelan government refusing to accept Caracas claim that M. Taigny the French chargé d affaires had lost his official status. The note was shared with respective governments as Taigny travels to Washington to confer with Jusserand before returning to France. Dutch steamer services resumed with shore access as French warships linger offshore.
Berlin reports claim the imperial government will finally grant Reichstag members a daily attendance allowance. Conservatives argue pay is needed to maintain a quorum. The Cologne Gazette notes friction with the emperor, who faced criticism for ignoring the Reichstag's requests.
The assembly staircase of New York’s $30,000,000 capitol is ordered shut on safety grounds. Officials fear a serious risk and expect two to three years of repairs. Engineers urge a broader assessment of the building’s integrity including the foundation tests.
In New York on January 29 a warrant was issued for perjury against a Hapgood trial witness after a conference among Robert J. Collier James W. Osborne and Acting District Attorney Nott The meeting followed evidence from the Town Topics case and aimed at securing an arrest of a key testimony source.
Thieves roam Manhattan as patrols are diverted to special duty causing more robberies. Police report daily increases in thefts across New York City amid ships with inadequate coverings and widespread criminal boldness.
In an Iowa assembly session, a one hour debate on wife desertion ended with a 6 to 17 vote to commit all wife deserters to the penitentiary. The ruling sets a stern legal stance on marital abandonment.
Fragmentary timetable notes show passenger, freight and express services with routes east and south from Huron and connections at Sioux Falls Junction and Redfield. Mentions include 502 Chicago Express daily and 508 Mail and Express daily except Sunday with connections to Redfield and east points.
Meluch, 28, wandered in a Virginia blizzard for days after losing his way. He started a fire to stay warm and froze his feet, which then touched the flames causing severe burns. He was found dying and died next morning at St Luke's Hospital.
Washington reports in six months taps have sounded over the graves of Civil War pensioners. The number of veterans alive has decreased sharply, with total pensioners on December 31 listed at 679,234 and 28,006 buried since six months earlier.
St. Petersburg reports the Vladivostok revolt remains active with mutineers at the Holy Innocents battery. Two squadrons of the Nertchinsk Cossacks arrived and arrests were reported. General Mode awaits Mistchenko before decisive action. public interest remains tepid.
In Washington on January 29 Bribery allegations surface around the beef trust prosecution An attorney for the defense is accused of bribing reporters to influence coverage President Roosevelt released correspondence with Attorney General Moody and U S District Attorney Morrison regarding Judge George W Brown who allegedly paid Hassler of the Chicago Inter Ocean for favorable stories Elwell of the Chicago Press Association reportedly refused a bribe
Senate committee on interoceanic canals resumes session and hears Chairman Shonts disclose receiving 30000 annually from the government and 12000 from the Clover Leaf railroad. He will be examined later on his railroad ties.
The senate unanimously approved a $25,000 wedding gift for Miss Alice Roosevelt, cited as Cuba’s appreciation for Theodore Roosevelt. General Cisneros urged passage by acclamation, with assurances the house will follow.
From naval sources the state department reports the collapse of the insurrection in Santo Domingo. Morales ad herent surrendered at Sanchez after a week in the field, giving Caceres forces control of the republic and all customs houses.
Governor General Luke E Wright told Senate tariff committee that hemp is the islands chief export while coffee grows widely. He explained hillside land limits and native population near the sea, noting a population readjustment is not feasible. He said hemp development ties to tobacco interests as questions about the crop arise.
He believed the Cuban product could boost growth and raise prices paid to growers by manufacturers, even if little of the product would be shipped to this country.
The Topeka arrived with no new Valencia survivors. Officials from the Pacific Coast steamship company report forty saved, including three men on Turret Island and one believed alive, with others on Klanewak Beach. the Pioneer found no hull remnants.
Washington January 27 Senator Hansbrough proposes using 1 000 000 dollars from public lands reclamation funds to drain five North Dakota counties. He argues the government should drain inundated lands as it does arid land irrigation.
The committee on territories agrees to report favorably the statehood bill as passed by the House with minor sali amendments.
A blaze at the Richardson hotel in Lowell Massachusetts killed three people and injured seven. Dozens more fled or were treated. several on upper floors clung to ledges before aerial ladders arrived.
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