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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1897

Page

2

Remarkable Cure Told Of Pink Pills Health Boost

Yonkers resident Mrs. J W Coffey recounts sudden weight gain from 72 to 125 pounds after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People saying the remedy revived her strength and appetite. A Texas testimonial also praises the pills guiding recovery after typhoid and weakness. The ads promote the pills as a general tonic for numerous ailments.

Yonkers Westchester County Joun Bavn Democrat Atlanta Texas Williams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Paper trust dispute dominates tariff committee session

Washington January 2 The Ways and Means Committee debated the existence of a paper trust with John Norris of the New York World opposing it while William A Russell of Massachusetts and Warner Miller of Herkimer NY denied any trust. Lumber and paper interests urged higher rates and restoration of McKinney schedules, with speakers from Boston to Minneapolis seeking tax relief for white pine hemlock bass and sycamore.

Washington Ways and Means Committee John Norris New York World William A. Russell Massachusets Warner Miller Herkimer Messrs Russell and Miller C. W. Goodyear Buffao Cincinnati Boutelle Maine Judge Page Morris Duluth Minn J.B. Enoch Jackson Miss T. B. Walker Minneapolis A. H. Winchester West Virginia Ali C. H. Lang Boston Louis C. Wagner New York Wellington Smith Lee Mass William G. Reed Henry Ives McKinney

The Van Dortwick Affairs Adjusted Milwaukee

Efforts are being made for an adjustment of the affair of the War Nortwicks and a settlement of their business affairs more speedily than through the assignments. It is likely that an agreement for a general resumption of business by the various institutions will be reached in a few days.

van Dortwick Milwatkee Nortwicks

Double Murder Surfaces Near Butte Outskirts

In Butte Montana two Chinese men Ping Hong and China Joe were found murdered on the town outskirts. Their pockets were turned inside out as investigators probe the daytime hours of the crime scene.

Butte. Mon Ping Hong China Joe

Trains Wreck Suspects Identified In Alabama Incident

Two suspects named Tom Ingeram and Andrew Feagar were identified in connection with a train wreck near the mountains eighty miles from the area. Both suspects described as negroes were placed in custody by special railway detectives after the afternoon incident.

Ciem Minoram Tom Ingeram Andrew Feagar Specia Rai

Bank Closed as Becond National Bank Fails in Grand Forks

Jan 2 Grand Forks N D reporting the Becond National Bank with capital 50000 closed after heavy withdrawals. M R Darton of Ashland Wis named president as deposits and local banks feel the impact while residents face illness and shutdowns.

Grand Forks

Spoiled Logging Roads

The St Croix Boom company of Stillwater trains a crew to build booms along the St Croix and upgrade facilities but milder weather has left logging routes in poor condition with log hauling hindered and winter progress slowed.

GrantseuxGe Wis St. Croix Stillwater St Croix Auling

Drunk Boarder Kills Three at Popular Springs

In Poplar Springs near Atlanta Theodore Flanagan entered a boarding house during supper and shot dead Mrs. Allen 65 and her husband G A Allen 70 and Ruth Slack 18. Two other boarders were wounded as Flanagan reloaded and fled toward the city before being arrested. Witnesses say he was sober at the time.

Atlanta Poplar Springs G. W. Allen Theodore Flanagan Allen Ruth Slack Colonel Slack Greensboro Flanagan

Death of W G Park in Duluth Linked to Sugar Trust Shortage

W G Park, longtime representative for the sugar trust in Duluth and vicinity, died by shooting himself. Reports say his unsettled accounts amounted to about 7000 dollars, with heavy losses in the Towne and Bryan election cited as the cause of the shortage.

W.G Park Duluth Short G_ Park Sugar Trust Park Towne and Bryan

Oregon Short Line Sale Set for Salt Lake City Auction

A purchasing committee for the Oregon Short Line reorganiza tion committee will buy the property at a bondholder sale in Salt Lake City on January 9 under a court decree.

Oregon Short Line New York A_ purchasing committee Oregon Short Lane Salt Lake City

Ice Breaks Up On Missouri River For First Time This Season

Omaha report notes the ice on the Missouri River began to break up during the day marking the first such occurrence of the season.

Omaha Missouri River

Wolcott Goes Abroad to Confer on Bimetallic Conference

Senator Wolcott of Colorado, chairman of the Senate committee to arrange a world bimetallic conference, will travel to Europe to discuss the plan with leading European bimetallists. President elect McKinley approves the trip, which lasts until February. General Francis A. Walker planned to accompany him but cannot go due to prior engagements.

Wasn Hine Tos Wolcott Colorado Senate Committee McKinley Francis A. Walker Walcott

World’s largest wine vat rises in San Francisco

The California Wine association sets up the world’s largest vat at Lachman cellar Brannan street. The Heidelberg casket is a mere baby beside the new 86 000 gallon vat described as two stories tall with the capacity to hold 86 000 gallons.

San Francisco California Wine Association Lachman Brannan Street

Treaty delay stalls arbitration pact between U S and Britain

Washington January 2 reports the new five year arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain will not be signed at present. Officials cite unspecified causes delaying the accord and postponing its consummation.

Wasninday United States Great Britain

Hydraulic Motor Invention Promises Fuelless Power

J G Kaller of Mankato Minnesota has applied for a patent for a hydraulic motor claiming it will replace steam engines and electric motors. The device uses an endless chain of air tight tanks riding between sprocket wheels with water pressure driving ascent and surface motion. He asserts first cost will be cheaper than steam and operating costs near zero, potentially driving out other motive powers.

Mankato Minn J. G. Kaller Kaller

White Earth Indians Endorse Proposed Legislation

A delegation led by Chief White Cloud reviews bills from Nelson Davis and Eddy at Chippewa commission. They praise school provisions but seek changes to per capita payments to match historic amounts since 1890. They urge swift passage of Nelson bill to establish suitable reservation schools near the community.

White Earth Wake Earth Minn White Cloud Chippewa Commission Nelson and Davis Eddy Major Baldwin Paul H. Beaulieu Nelson

Systematic robbery at Willam Barr Dry Goods by store employees

In St Louis on January 4 a conspiracy to steal from the Willam Barr Dry Goods company was uncovered after the arrest and confessions of six employees. The losses run to thousands of dollars with broader connections suspected among other workers and outside individuals. Arrested men include Cassius Lemke, William Lee, William McFarland, William Jacks, and Luther Shobe, all aged 21 to 30.

St. Louis Willam Barr Dry Goods Company Cassius Lemke William Lee William McFarland William Jacks Luther Shobe

McLean Incorporates to Complete the Pacific Short Line

Donald McLean files articles of incorporation for a company with James Booge S F Wakefield L A Reaman and M F Harrington as incorporators. Capital stock is 5.9 million dollars in 59 000 shares of 100 each. McLean says he has 30 million dollars interested to back the western rail corridor.

O’neml Neb Donald McLean James Booge S. F. Wakefield L. A. Reaman M. F. Harrington McLean

Balser Found Guilty of Second Degree Wife Murder

In Mankato Minnesota on January 4 the jury convicted Louis Balser of second degree murder for shooting his wife on November 2. Balser claimed his mind was a blank at the time, a defense that apparently saved him from a harsher verdict.

Mankato Minn State of Minnesota Louis Balser

Powder Explosion Kills Two in Goes Mill

A Miami Powder company mill at Goes five miles north of Xen exploded in the afternoon killing Jacob Kreitzer instantly and fatally injuring Joseph Happing. Local authorities investigated the blast and the victims were identified by name.

Xen, O Miami Powder Company Goes Jacob Kreitzer Joseph Happing

Minor items of interest from the era

Utah’s mineral output estimated at 15 897 268 dollars. Bombay bubonic plague deaths average 170 daily. Pope appoints Corrigan to cardinalate. United States Express ceases operations in New England. Arthur Clement and Claude Dent drown skating on Cannon River. Charles Howard Johnson, famed cartoonist, dies in New York. Caledonia mine Cripple Creek sold to English syndicate for 575 000 dollars. Joseph Strode of Strode’s Mill oldest US postmaster at 41 years. General Curtis Lee elected president emeritus of Washington and Lee University. Rysdyk’s Hambletonian bones to be exhibited in New York. Augustus W. Cutler dies after appendicitis, lifelong Democrat. Russian exporters fail to beat Standard Oil in German trade. Arthur Lingard dies at 107 with 2 million fortune. Lingard lived as a recluse but pursued science and theology.

Utah Bombay Archbishop Corrigan United States Express Company New England States Arthur Clement Claude Dent Faribault Minn Cannon River Charlies Howard Johnson Rysdyk Hambletonian Museum of Natural History New York Augustus W. Cutler Morristown N. J Standard Oil Company Arthur Lingard Lancaster

North Dakotas Toga Latter's Friends Assume Majority in Caucus

A Grand Forks dispatch reports North Dakota lawmakers head into a tight senatorial contest with Hansbrough leading but possible opposition from a silver candidate. Populist and Democratic members may back the silver man, complicating caucus alignments as the legislature nears.

Minneapolis Grand Forks N. D North Dakota Hansbrough

Dubois Campaign Tour Moves to Idaho

Wasu Hinaton reports Senator Dubois and C A Walsh have traveled to Idaho to press Dubois' return. Democratic senators urge Idaho Democrats to reelect him while the Democratic National Committee says it has not met but members support promoting his chances.

Wasu Hinaton Duubois C. A. Walsh National Congressional Committee Idaho Dubois Democratic National Committee Jones

Republican Leaders Confer at Hanna Office in Cleveland

A large delegation visited M. A. Hanna in Cleveland on December 31 including Henry C. Payne Senator Clark and Frank W Mandel Judge Osborne and other leaders. They met with the national chairman to discuss the national executive committee plans and cabinet slate speculation.

Cleveland M. A. Hanna Henry C. Payne Wisconsin National Executive Committee Senator Clark Frank W. Mandel Wyowing Judge Osborne South Dakota Hanna

Conspiracy Against Spanish Rule Reported in Bulacan

Advices from Manila say a conspiracy against the Spanish government has been uncovered in Bulacan province. Many notable figures have been arrested and a quantity of arms seized after a clash between Spaniards and insurgents north of Manila. insurgents reportedly suffered 138 fatalities.

Maprio Manilla Philippine Islands Bulacan

Purroy Withdraws from Tammany Faction as Sheehan Proxy Fight Deepens

New York reports county clerk Henry D. Purroy and his faction bolt from the annexed district’s Tammany machine. Purroy seeks John C. Sheehan’s ouster as proxy leader for Richard Croker as condition to rejoin the fold.

New York Henry D. Purroy Tammany John C. Sheehan Richard Croker Purroy

Populists Back Statewide Party Organization Continuity

Indianapolis des 31 after two days in session the Populists adopt a resolution advising that the People's party organization be continued across the state without regard to party affiliations. The move signals a strategy to keep a unified structure for the party statewide.

Indianapolis People’s Party

Midwest State Officials Seek Uniform Game Laws

Representatives of game and fish commissions from Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin meet in St Paul to agree on a plan for uniform game laws across the three states. Iowa and North Dakota are expected to cooperate.

St. Paul Game and Fish Commissions Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Iowa North Dakota

President extends civil service to penitentiary staff

The president extended civil service rules to cover all federal penitentiary service officers and employees subject by law to classification. The change broadens protection and eligibility within federal corrections.

Washinotoy Federal Penitentiary Service

Abominable Catarrh Cure Promoted by S S S

An advertisement extols S S S Swift's Specific as a real blood remedy that reaches the disease at its source for catarrh and other illnesses. It cites a Atlanta Georgia man, H P Coot, claiming long struggle with nasal and throat obstruction improved after one bottle and cured, urging readers to request free books from Swift Specific Co. It presents S S S as a non surface remedy superior to sprays and washes.

S. S.S Swift H. P. Coot Walker Street Atlanta S.S.S Swift Specific Co

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the Gazette Yonkers, N. Y The Ways and Means Mittee Hearing Northwest Morris Walker Lumbermen of the East Barker Dreyer Cubacce E S Drever E S Dreyer & Co Natcua Atlanta, Ga Missouri M’lean North Dakotas Sena Tor Dubois Indiana Populists Achine New Home Sewing Machine Co Orange Unioe Chicago St. St. Louis Cab Jets L. W. Cooke Watertown S. D ACME Copipany Elkhart, Ind Baptist OcaLa, Fuia J.C. Porter Farkis Deland Fun Acme Cycle Co Elkhart Ind O. K Yours Truly Farriss
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