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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
6
Sadie B Finckh offers electric facial massage treatment dandruff cure and hair growth services. She promises nail biting habit cure manicuring and removal of superfluous hair without needles. Residence visits possible with carriage. office hours 9 to 11 am and 1 to 6 pm at 238 Wisconsin Street.
A special message advocates strengthening anti trust laws and enacting measures to curb stock and futures gambling. It urges limiting government liability coverage, reforming injunctions in labor cases, and tighter supervision of interstate commerce to prevent stock watering and unlawful market cornering. The speech criticizes predatory wealth, calls for federal action against gambling by markets, and condemns attacks on administration by big corporations.
A Kansas City blaze at 1116 Wyandotte near the business district killed five residents and injured twelve. The fire started from a basement gas explosion as smoke surged through the building trapping occupants on the upper floors. Mrs. Jennie Bert and four others perished in their rooms while others escaped or were rescued as firemen arrived.
In Wilmington Delaware on February 3 William Jennings Bryan issued a statement praising President Roosevelt for addressing congressional reform needs. He lauded the courage to confront opposition and called the message brave, noting corrupting influences from predatory wealth and monopolistic enterprises. He urged Democrats to challenge the issued reform agenda.
London reports that Prime Minister and government officials have no intention of reintroducing the Irish Council bill this session. Chancellor Asquith stated in parliament that plans for home rule legislation are not being pursued this year.
In Jefferson City Mo on January 28 the supreme court sustained Attorney General Hadleys motion for a commissioner to take testimony in the ouster suit against the International Harvester Company of America. Judge Theodore Brace of Paris Mo was appointed commissioner and the case was continued to the April term when Commissioner Brace will begin the hearing.
Gov Magoon reports a rough census count showing the island population at 2 028 282. A Roosevelt plan would place Wood River Alaska under a salmon propagation order prohibiting fishing. Western writer Margherita Jo Ne Hamm dies of pneumonia in New York.
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