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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1894
Page
5
A historical critique argues the U S should restore a double standard with free silver coinage at a proper ratio. It condemns the repeal of the Sherman Act, warns of the shift to gold, and suggests equitable reforms to ease debtor distress while appealing to both parties.
Otto F. Losensky of Newark describes eighteen years of catarrh and related symptoms. He credits Dr. Hartman’s free Peruna program and Man-alin with removing stomach distress, nasal congestion, eye irritation, and insomnia, raising weight from 121 to 135 pounds and restoring health.
Northwestern line sells winter excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates to Florida Texas Mexico New Mexico Louisiana Mississippi Georgia South Carolina and Alabama. Tickets are often valid for return until May 31 1894 offering an affordable chance to visit renowned winter health and pleasure resorts. For tickets and full information apply to agents Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
Notice is hereby given by the administratrix of the estate of William Wilson that creditors of the deceased must present their claims with vouchers to the administratrix at Boron by the first publication date. Dated at Boron this December 25.
Washington noted a formal New Year's Day reception at the White House with a detailed sequence of guests from the vice president to civilians. An incident interrupted the event briefly when a calm, unbalanced woman announced intent to take possession, was escorted out by Captain Dexter and a policeman.
Mary E Exrasz President urges state Federation of Labor to denounce an executive power that recognized rats and scoundrels and ignored labor organizations in a telegram from Topeka Kansas dated January 2. She affirms People's party principles and vows labor support to triumph, warning traitors will fade from sight.
Lake City dispatch reports Hinsdale county citizens adopting resolutions to urge their representatives to impeach Governor Waite and push for an immediate adjournment of the extra session. The move follows the governor’s plan to reconvene the legislature and a dispute with the penitentiary warden.
Reports from Jamestown New York dated January 2 describe a rising demand for aid as many manufacturing plants halt operations. Authorities warn the situation could worsen if factories do not resume work to employ the thousands previously on the payroll.
Indianapolis January 2 Snyder, who murdered Mrs Cloud in the city Saturday car mane and had been pursued by police, has been captured.
Chicago January 8 Judge Tuthill overruled the defense objection to admitting testimony about the conversations and actions of alleged conspirators other than Coughlin in the trial.
Baltimore dispatch reports United States authorities exposing pension fraud schemes tied to a World War era pension program. Investigators say multiple individuals conspired to obtain benefits illegitimately, with prosecutions anticipated.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SHARKS. Curiaco Dec. 29 The Union League ab s committee on political action is considering a plan to help poor people borrow at 6 or 7 percent, replacing pawnbrokers with a loan association. Capitalists would fund the loans with household and personal effects as security. definite action is expected soon.
The Minnesota Society of the Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting and elected officers. President Albert Edgerton of St. Paul. vice presidents George K. Shaw of Minneapolis and J B McMillan of St. Paul. honorary vice presidents Renssalaer R. Nelson Henry P. Upham Daniel R. Noyes Edwin Chittenden all of St. Paul. treasurer William P. Jewett St. Paul. registrar and historian William H. Grant St. Paul.
The Empress of Germany hosted noon audience for new United States ambassador Theodore Runyon and Mrs. Runyon. The cordial meeting reportedly included gracious treatment of Mrs. Runyon by the empress.
Topeka Kan December 29 Mrs Lease has been removed as a member of the state board of charities.
The Bohemian diet is in session. Colorado Forestry association meets in Denver. Miners drown in Symonds Kaye mine near Halifax after a blast. Yellow fever breaks out in Rio de Janeiro with five deaths. A fire in Sheboygan destroys W A Pfister jewelry store, with $4 000 loss. Count William Bismarck receives a threat to blow up his house. Archduke Charles Louis denies engagement rumors of Stephanie to Archduke Francis. Caroline Janich, oldest Russian authoress, dies. Brush Electric says no truth to General Electric Cleveland rumor. Rif revolt leaders handed to General Campos for transport to Tangier.
Hogs 10 lb lower quality not so good price range 4.7 to 4.95. Cattle steady but quiet with prime steers 3.25 3.50 and good steers 2.75 3.25. Prime cows 3.00 3.25, good cows 2.00 2.50. Veal calves light 3.50 4.35 heavy 2.00 3.00 stockers 1.25 2.25 feeders 2.25 3.00 bulls 1.60 2.25 Sheep slow but steady demand for fat lambs mutton 2.00 3.00 lambs 2.50 3.23 stockers feeders 1.25 2.25 Receipts hogs 70 calves 5 sheep 125.
Chicago market notes firm cattle demand with prices around 4.50 to 5.10 for steers and trims. hogs active with rough prices near 4.50 to 5.35. sheep and lambs rise slightly with top sheep about 5.00 to 5.75 and top lambs near 4.85. Receipts show cattle 8,510 hogs 27,000 sheep 7,000.
Wheat May opening high 60 percentage low 60 1/4 cents close 60 1/2 cents December close 8 1/4 cents On Track No 1 hard No 1 Northern 50 cents No 2 Northern 57 cents per bushel.
Fragmentary OCR notes from December 28 1893 show cash and futures figures for wheat grades No 1 hard and No 1 Northern with prices around 63 to 69 cents and references to months such as December May and numbers like 1134 6244c 64340 51342. The text is garbled but indicates market terms and price quotes for wheat in a historical trade context.
Wheat moves: December 807gc, May 8076c. Corn firmer: December 3494c, May 9844c. Oats steady: December 28c, May 29 6c. Pork easy: January and May quotes listed. Jane and Eaay misreads show $12.45 and $7.85 for January, $7.02 for May.
Summons in circuit court Beadle County final pub notices for Manitoba Mortgage and Investment Company Plantruffs and others in Wike Court. First publication Nov 28 last Jan 4. State of South Dakota.
First publication December 21 and last publication January 18 notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Charles H. Natt deceased to present their claims with vouchers within four months to the executors at the county judge's office in the courthouse, Huron Beadle County South Dakota.
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