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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
1
The powder provides greater leavening strength, raising more dough with a single spoonful and yielding light, beautiful bread and cake. It works uniformly with no waste of flour, sugar, butter, or eggs and costs less per batch than cheaper powders while delivering better and healthier food.
In Senate remarks Mr Wellington of Maryland explains he will not back measures preserving the Philippines under U S sovereignty He criticizes Aguinaldo treatment Cuba policy and the Supreme Court Philippine decision He argues against imperialism and faults the administration over Schley and Cuban and Filipino conduct. The House meanwhile debates Indian appropriations with Mr Sherman guiding the bill and Mr Burleson criticizing trusts.
London on February 18 hearing began for the Liverpool bank robberies. Bookkeeper Thomas P. Goudie pleaded guilty while Dick Burge the pugilist F T Kelly a bookmaker and Stiles another bookmaker pleaded not guilty to the frauds.
Mrs. Charles Purdy returns to Toledo after four years in the Klondike where she ran a boardinghouse and hotel and traded mining claims totaling millions. She leaves with over $1,000,000 in gold dust.
Rev. Dr. von Bruickhuizen reported Kruger told him before leaving Holland that God will crown the Boer cause with success and that Kruger will return to his homeland as president of a free people.
The United States reports continued growth in foreign sales of many manufactured goods amid European concern over industrial competition. We export silk to France tin plate to Wales cotton to England and California fruit to Spain while overall exports fall. Belgium sees higher American goods consumption and Austria Hungary expands imports from the U S as Europe faces purchasing power pressures. The report notes a shift from imports to American novelties spreading across Europe.
Berne Feb 19 The proposed Swiss tariff classifies American goods for stronger duties. Fine shoes rise from 130 to 175 francs per 200 pounds, meats taxed 100 percent higher, and agricultural machinery plus electric equipment see 33 percent increases. No US treaty exists.
Paris authorities report M Cavagnac a former war minister and M Renout ex secretary to Senator Floquet former premier, fought a morning duel over an insulting letter. Two shots were fired with no injuries or decisive outcome.
The Allan Line steamer Grecian, damaged after striking rocks near Halifax harbor ten days earlier, broke in two Monday night. The two halves remain upright with a mast in each section, lying on an even keel as salvage prospects fade.
Gallatin Tennessee February 19. Charlie Finn a colored man grabbed a man Monday night dragged him into an alley and cut off his head with a razor. Finn was tracked by bloodhounds and captured. Much excitement prevails and a lynching is probable.
In Fremont Ohio on February 19 Mr and Mrs John Glosser were found in a pitiable state after being overcome by gas several days earlier. Prostrated, they lay cold and helpless since last Saturday. The pair are so badly frozen that their limbs may require amputation and neither is expected to recover.
Snow fall in New York began Monday night and ceased by dawn. Streets are clear, surface cars and elevated trains run on schedule, railroads report only slight delays entering the city.
James McAuliffe principal witness in Wardman Glennon trial dies from complications after Sixth Avenue accident. Doctors report base of skull fracture and facial injuries caused unconsciousness. he did not regain consciousness before death.
The 11th continental congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the Revolution convened in Washington with about 800 delegates and others from chapters nationwide. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks opened the session and urged reverence for law, devotion to the flag, and organizational interests.
Washington officials weigh Pauncefote involvement in mediation to avert war with Spain. No plan to remove the British ambassador. retirement rumors denied at the British embassy. decision expected from the foreign affairs ministry.
The Post Dispatch reports a bench warrant for Robert N Snyder on bribery charges after a grand jury probe of the franchise scandal. Snyder, promoter of the Central Traction bill, is said to be in Kansas City at present.
Real estate listing notes cattle ranches and dairy farms for sale east of the Missouri River in South Dakota. Contact Joan H. Kirra in Huron for details and pricing.
Republican notices reveal Beadle county officials seeking nominations. Candidates include Lawrence S. DeBois for county superintendent, L. C. Burney for county auditor, an unnamed deputy for county treasurer, J Holbrook for county treasurer, and B. M. Rowey for register of deeds, all stating intent to run in the upcoming primary.
Impairment of sight brings wrinkles from eye strain. Consult Fred Baker, the optical man, for the best advice and proper glasses if needed.
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