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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
7
A reader is urged to ask their physician for the medical name of a chest cold. The doctor may call it bronchitis and could be asked about prescribing Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for this disease while staying in close contact with a family doctor.
A Lead High School Girls Glee Club concert in the college chapel impresses with strong numbers and a notable cornet solo by Miss Bowers. Mrs. Myra K. Peters directs the group. despite frigid weather about two hundred attended, and the ensemble embarks on a final Pierre-bound concert before returning home.
Washington February 1 members of both houses reacted with enthusiastic applause as the president read his message denouncing the rich lawbreakers and defending federal judges. Senators Tillman La Follette Cullom Beveridge and others followed closely with interest while Rep Payne moved to print 10000 copies and refer the message to the state of the Union committee.
Examiners take charge of New Amsterdam National and Mechanics and Traders banks amid runs linked to the Morse Heinze Thomas chain. The Oriental bank also faces a deposit drain, but pledges prompt payouts and aid from twelve institutions to weather the crisis.
New York February 1 marks the second time the fate of Harry Thaw, killer of Stanford White, rests with a jury. Justice Dowling charges that the burden on proving insanity lies with the prosecution, warns that a defect of reason means inability to know the act or its wrongness, and notes the jury may consider exhibits and the indictment terms in weighing reasonable doubt.
A northwesterly gale at forty to fifty mph plus heavy sleet and snow caused serious disruption to telegraph and telephone lines and delayed railway traffic in Cleveland on February.
In St. Louis on February 1 Mrs. May Green twenty five sat before a grate when a spark ignited a celluloid comb in her hair. The flame burned instantly and her hair and scalp were badly singed. Medical opinion suggests her mental anguish may surpass the physical pain.
In Janesville Wisconsin on February 1 the Malone case remains unsolved with police and the district attorney pausing active efforts. The sole person pursuing clarification is the “Seig Father Goebel” referenced as the Oath who is hunting down every lead.
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