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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
5
Emulsion nourishes more than any other nourishment for weak babies and growing children. It strengthens weak mothers and restores health to those suffering from emaciation and general debility. Useful for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis weak lungs consumption blood diseases and loss of flesh. Scott and Bowne New York All Druggists. Soc. andt.
The Iron Trade Review reports that financial legislation uncertainty, weak railroad earnings, and gold outflow depress major iron and steel projects. Large lake ore buyers delay arrangements for next year, while mills face scarce immediate orders and weak foundry iron prices.
The sheriff levied Aaron Hershfield interest in the Merchants National bank building and real estate tied to him as Helena Hotel company seeks board medical attention and nursing for his wife. Mrs Aaron sues Aaron’s siblings for alienating his affections with trial set March 11. $3,000 attachment filed by B Merrill for unpaid legal fees.
Coroner's jury in Butte Montana finds the Jan 15 powder blasts caused 57 deaths. The first blast arose in the Kenyon Connell company's warehouse and the second in the Butte Hardware company's warehouses. Both firms allegedly stored explosives well above legal limits and are held responsible. A relief fund for victims' families has reached 42000 dollars.
Terrible weather along the English coast prevents new tidings on the loss of the North German Lloyd steamship Elbe. No trace found of the missing lifeboat amid rough seas while fishermen wait to enter harbors.
New York officials report on the Elbe showing 15 first cabin, 31 second cabin, 2 Southampton passengers, 137 steerage, 149 crew known to be saved, with 314 total lost. The figures are issued for publication by the North German Lloyds.
Weather remains extreme in Germany with 72 hours of snow. Rail service is blocked in Silesia Pommerania Schleswig and all southern mountain districts causing widespread disruption.
In Cheyenne Wyoming on February 2 a bill to protect the last buffalo band west of Yellowstone was introduced in the house. The herd on the Red Desert northwest of Rawlins may include 60 to 75 animals and would face imprisonment of three to ten years for law violations.
John M. Carrere of New York challenges the authority and methods of the Treasury supervising architect position, arguing the offer and its implications are misapplied and that the present office lacks proper organic power.
A letter from S. C. Leppelman denies Governor Mellette’s charge that he was in consultation with Taylor in Chicago on December 12. He states he has not left New York for three months and indignantly rebuts the accusation.
A dramatic House melee erupted as Breckinridge of Kentucky and Heard of Missouri clashed center aisle. Amid shouts of liar and scoundrel, Breckinridge grabbed at Heard while Pence and McCreary intervened. They faced the bar after brief confrontations and both apologized. expulsion seemed unlikely.
Washington February 2 The senate filibuster started by Chandler to declare Senator Martin of Kansas seat vacant marks tactics by some Republicans to delay legislation. Chandler said the aim is to unseat Martin then Roach and install Republicans to reduce Democratic strength and tilt toward a Republican majority with new Wyoming and Montana senators.
Lawrence Maxwell has tendered and the president has accepted his resignation as solicitor general. The White House will not comment. Relations with Attorney General Olney have been strained for some time, given Maxwell's close confidential role.
The New York Herald praises Good Government clubs as spaces where diverse professions from poets to plumbers meet as equals. It notes how class prejudice recedes, and sympathy, cooperation, and civic virtue grow, bridging social divides without spoils or promises.
Glenwood Wisconsin February 2 The Downing Review has been sold by The Review Publishing company to A Bab cock and Thomas Dovey of Barron. The paper will remain Republican in politics.
The twenty seventh annual convention opened at De Give's Opera House in Atlanta with Miss Susan B. Anthony presiding. The hall was well filled with delegates and visitors, a sizeable local contingent, committees were named and the gathering recessed until noon.
Louis Wakely, 28? bachelor, was discovered dead in his Vienna area shanty after neighbors reported missing him for a week. Neighbors broke in to find him in bed, frozen stiff, with no signs of violence. Coroner concluded death by coal gas asphyxiation.
Eighteen Italian anarchists from Lugano a Ticino capital were expelled from Switzerland for smuggling anarchist literature into Italy.
Morris Minnesota February 2 Judge C L Brown of this district sails east to join the Knights Templar pilgrimage to the Holy Land returning in April.
Wasu Hine Ton reports that withdrawals of gold during the day reached $2,377,000, reducing the gold reserve to $42,361,966. This shows a sizable daily drain from the reserves.
Mi.wavker reports all winter steamers traveling between this port and the east shore are icebound on the opposite side of the lake. The freezing conditions suspend regular ferry service and hinder crossings.
An old advertising line traces Castoria use from infancy to motherhood, noting the product's presence during sickness as a child and its continued use through adulthood and motherhood. The phrasing links Castoria to care across stages of life.
Prof L D rere of Preston Idaho describes exhaustion from overwork Then notes brain fatigue mental low mood and insomnia He became so weak and nervous sleep eluded him and he rose tired and discouraged before beginning a treatment not shown in the fragment
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr Miles Nervine with pricing offers and mail order options. It mentions druggists may sell the first bottle at a price and offers a discount structure and guidance from the Dr Miles Medical Co. The readable text implies a promotional sales pitch with dollar figures and through mail orders.
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