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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
5
The Chicago Evening Post notes Rev. Mr. Denham of Elk argues dancing harms appetite but men retain the urge to caress young women, a view he presents as seasoned wisdom. The writer agrees, saying clergy and laity share concern as churches face discord and infidelity.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as the only direct application to kill catarrh bacilli and cure the disease. It claims renowned testimonials and a full outfit for 81 with extra tiles available for 50c, plus a money back guarantee from C H Longstaff. It ends by noting a pleasant winter climate.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to treat swollen sweaty sore feet and promise comfort, sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
Washington January 5 Secretary Hay responds to General Reyes noting the United States would view with grave concern any invasion of Panama by Colombian troops. He warns bloodshed and disorder would spread through the isthmus and argues that the time has come to avoid a ruinous civil war in Panama.
In the House on January 5 Mr. Hay of Virginia offered a privileged resolution reciting charges against congress members in the Bristow report and urging an investigation. Gardner of New Jersey argued it was not privileged, but the point was overruled. Payne sought to refer the measure to the Post Office and Post Roads Committee, but the motion was ruled out of order. the roll call tied 78 to 78, with no quorum, and the House adjourned at 1:35.
Rear Admiral Sands commanding the training squadron telegraphed from Key West that the torpedo boat destroyer Lawrence at anchor was rammed by Olivette. A full report was promised by the navy department.
Chicago residents search morgues for missing loved ones after the Iroquois Theatre fire. Investigations focus on wiring and asbestos curtain failure, while mayor and fire officials push for stricter theater fire protection and onstage safety measures.
Milwaukee dispatch lists Wisconsin dead from the Chicago theater fire. The names include Mrs. William F. Kranz and Mrs. Mabel Botsford of Racine, Harry F. Bliss of Racine, H. L. Hutchinson of Ripon, Lena Monk of Watertown, Willis W. Cooper and Charles Cooper of Kenosha, Grace Van Ingen and several Van Ingen family members of Kenosha, with Jack Ned Bettie and Margaret Van Ingen among them.
Manila reports the United States gunboat Quieros aground on a reef off Borneo. The vessel is a 400 ton single screw ship commanded by Lieutenant Francis Bouhler.
In Beadle County circuit court John Kimr sues K Hendrickson S Laver H K Alger Joseph C Heiss and Charles Heiss trading as Heiss Brothers. Defendants must answer within thirty days of service or plaintiff seeks relief per complaint filed January 7 1904. Attorney K W Warexer based in Huron. Dated December 16 1903.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a date span January 7 to February 1 associated with Bian and E register entries. Details are unclear but indicate a listed period or filing window in a register.
Beadle County South Dakota invites sealed bids for a farm letting at the county auditor's office. Bids due by February 2, 1904, at 2 p.m. in the courthouse. Board reserves right to accept or reject any or all bids. By order of the county commissioners dated January 6, 1904, L. C. Burney, County Auditor.
The Fros tine Construction company applies for voluntary dissolution in Beadle County. The Ninth Judicial Circuit Court sets February 9, 1904 at 10 a.m. for hearing at the courthouse in Huron. Clerk Asher F. Pa signs the notice. Hall, Lawrence & Rooddle represent the petitioners. Dec 24-Feb 4.
The State of South Dakota greets Henry R Passon and summons him to appear December 12 1903 at 10 o clock in the morning in Huron to answer a claim by Geo C Reed for twenty five dollars for board and lodging furnished. Failure to appear will allow judgment by default plus costs and attorney fees. Justice H A Van Dalsem Beadle County.
Charles E Hatcher and Isaac F Hatcher as administrators of Isaac H Sr Estate sue A Riegel and C Dete for quieting title to real estate in Beadle County South Dakota and to determine adverse claims. Plaintiffs demand answer within time at Minnehaha County offices. failure leads to relief sought. Attorney G Cherry Sioux Falls SD. Dec 31-Feb 11
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