02 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1893
Page
1
The brief line reports a state level event titled The Best in the State by All Odds with a value or cost tagged as SA. The readable segment highlights the competition and its price context without further details.
Notice is given that on April 6 1868 all unsold school lands in Beadle county will be offered for lease at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse. The sale will run daily from 10 a m to 5 p m, and all lease trades have been offered for lease. Tuesday H Rors, Commissioner.
The state of South Dakota greets John W. Menzie and Mary E. B. Menzie. They are summoned to answer the complaint filed by Harriet L. Constantine in Beadle County Circuit Court. Respond by Dakota Avenue Huron within thirty days after service.
Notice announces foreclosure of a mortgage dated September 7 1888 by Van Dyke on land in Beadle County South Dakota. Default includes unpaid taxes and coupons. total claimed due is 1416.28. sale set for March 18 1893 at 3 PM at the Beadle County courthouse front door Huron SD. property details Northwest quarter section 5 township 111 range 66 containing 16 acres.
Notice in Beadle County South Dakota Circuit Court Beadle County Beadle County sheriff will sell property to satisfy a $12 761 81 claim plus interest 7 percent from Oct 19 1923 on March 11 1893 at the register of deeds office Beadle County South Dakota attorneys Bam Kern O Huron and others listed in the action filing authorities names include Fraser Shepherd Huron American Building & Loan Assoc many others involved in the sale of the premises under a judgment entered October 19 1923
Twenty head of good horses and mares for sale plus a fine black Percheron Stallion Good Style Win of first premiums at Minnesota and Dakota State Fairs. Also offering a top standardbred Stallion in the state available this season or on the third in Huron, S.D.
Discussion on Hawaii annexation runs front rank in Washington with broad support in both houses. President Harrison reportedly favors the move as England, France, and Germany are expected to protest. Hawaii’s commercial ties to the United States favor incorporation despite native sympathy for England. Observers await Hawaii commissioners amid legislative sessions and policy planning.
Wasa Hinatoa reports that the administration backs annexation, with the Boston protest against British action receiving presidential and cabinet approval. Cabinet members increasingly favor annexation, though legislative action remains essential, amid growing sentiment for the measure.
Boston February 1 Rear Admiral Belknap argues the Hawaiian question merits momentous attention. He supports annexation as beneficial to both nations and predicts rapid economic and political development if Hawaii becomes a U S territory under the American flag.
Avousta Ky Feb 1 A collision on the Chesapeake and Ohio line near Wellsburg six miles below Avousta between a west bound coal train and an east bound work train left James Faulkner dead and eight other workers injured.
The past twenty four hours marked the greatest weather period on record for the region with at least 16 inches of snow. Temperatures plunged to 48 below zero in places as the storm continued for four days. By Saturday the snow ceased but temperatures fell further to 31 below with winds up to fifteen miles an hour. The cold spread across the eastern part of the state and stockmen expressed concern.
Judge Edgerton of the United States district court for South Dakota lies seriously ill at his residence in this city. He returned Saturday from St. Paul where he had been holding court for Jo Sanborn. About 8 o clock he was seized with an attack resembling paralysis and unable to move. Physicians have attended since, and the outcome is not determinable. doctors are hopeful.
Five Findlay window glass plants plus those in Fostoria Tiffin and North Baltimore will likely join a new regional consolidation to replace the defunct Western Window Glass association. The move is led by Hart of the former Muncie, Indiana group.
Dr. Millard reports the injured from the Great Western road wreck are in Minneapolis hospitals and at J Luke's in the city. W. E. Ottie, said to be injured, is improving and prospects for recovery are about even.
Washington reports Senator Davis is thoroughly examining the Hawaii issue. He has read diplomatic correspondence and brought home books on the subject, noting Daniel Webster and James Blaine writings as influential. He predicts the United States will likely acquire the islands despite possible House opposition.
London reports on excellent authority that the British government has not instructed Sir Julian Pauncefo te to protest any intervention in Hawaii and does not expect the United States to take a step Britain would object to.
Referred to a sub committee by the judiciary committee of the house. Members include Bynum Indian Stockdale Mississippi and Bowen Jersey. Sub committee has not decided a date to meet.
T F Oakes named chairman of Northern Pacific Railway directorate as political shifts reshape leadership. Henry Villard gains Interior Bureau control from a top Western figure.
A Western politician hints that Henry Villard joins Cleveland's cabinet as interior secretary. T. F. Oakes leaves the Northern Pacific presidency to become chairman. ex Governor Merriam would succeed him as president. John C. Bullitt Jr. from St. Paul is named assistant attorney general.
Milwaukee reports Wisconsin will not have a member in President Cleveland's cabinet. Wall, the state chairman, had been considered after talks with Senator Vilas and Mr. Old but withdrew his name. He traveled to New York and Washington to advocate repeal of the Sherman bill and to brief Congress on the president elect's aims.
Ice covers most of the Ohio River and its tributaries as river men discuss resuming business after a month. The steamer John K Speed will sail next Saturday with excursionists for the New Orleans Mardi Gras, while no property damage is expected despite floating snow and ice.
The world's Columbian exposition committee held a session on Sunday closing and nearly an hour of discussion was recorded. An adjournment was taken for a week to reach a definite settlement.
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