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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows daily mail and passenger train times from Huron area. Mentions departures “going north” and “going south” with unknown stations and times such as 8:10 am and 5:05 pm amid garbled text and partial service notes.
Rev. L. S. Colton of Circleville Kansas says Warner's White Wine of Tar is better than claimed and offers speedy care for throat and lung diseases.
A fragment notes ULICAUD involved in state affairs under Governor Cov. The text hints at political maneuvering or policy impact in California, with unclear specifics but emphasis on gubernatorial activity and regional governance.
Governor Pardee denounces assimilation of Japanese and Chinese by race and endorses California separate schools for Japanese children. He cites state law and treaty alignment, stating California will run schools as seen fit until courts rule otherwise.
Senator Gearin of Oregon criticizes the president's stance on the Japanese question. He argues for state rights and labor protection by excluding coolies from China and Japan, questions the treaty interpretation, and urges restriction of Japanese immigration to curb cheap labor and Pacific coast tensions. He asserts California may set school policies as a sovereign state.
Washington January 8 The house committee on merchant marine and fisheries failed to decide on the compreprise ship subsidy bill and postponed the vote to January 16.
Washington reports strong authority that William H. Taft knows he will join the Supreme Court bench, with President Roosevelt indicating Taft would succeed Chief Justice Fuller at an early date. The president suggested Fuller could resign when Taft is ready to take the seat.
Senator Lodge introduces his substitute resolution prepared by Senator Knox restricting the senate inquiry to the Brownsville affray and excluding review of the president's action. He accepts Culberson's amendment allowing the committee to visit Brownsville if desired.
Versailles authorities seized the seminary under church and state separation law and uncovered securities valued at 1,000,000. The bonds and other assets will be used for charitable purposes.
Helena Mont Jan 8 Republican lawmakers select E W King of Gallatin for the house speakership 35 to 17 over A J Bennetts. The move is deemed to assure the election of Congressman Joseph M Dixon to succeed W A Clark in the United States Senate.
Philadelphia report says Fourth Street National Bank reopened after a bomb exploded Saturday. Two injured men, Thomas B. Rutter and William Crump, remain hospitalized with Crump likely to lose sight. police investigate Robert Steele and possible accomplice while suspects consider accident theory. The interior was wrecked but employees and customers faced little inconvenience as repairs began.
Judge Phil Lips in Kansas City allows an appeal to the U S Supreme Court from denying the writ of habeas corpus for Aggie Myers sentenced to death on Jan 10. Myers' attorneys hope the appeal delays the execution by about nine months.
New Orleans January 8 report via telegram from Wilbur Braggins grand chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks says the strike of Southern Pacific railway clerks is ended. All former clerks who seek positions will be rehired as new posts are created without prejudice from the strike. Clerks quit work on October 13.
Cheyenne Wyoming January 8 News reports W Dean Hayes a prominent banker of Meeteetse was shot and killed there by W L Smithson an attorney The cause of the shooting is unknown Both men were well known in local politics
William B. De Costa a Black tailor was found guilty of perjury in a Pittsburg divorce case after his testimony. This marks the second perjury conviction in the matter, following Clifford Hope a former Black coachman sentenced to six years in the penitentiary.
Prominent Indian Territory oil operator John McConnell is dead. Archaeologist Otto Benndorf, famed for findings in Ephesus, dies in Vienna. Separate Montreal blaze causes one death and injures six firefighters.
Tokyo high officials suggest postponing a planned port call by the Japan training squadron in San Francisco amid rising anti-Japanese sentiment. The visit could be indefinitely postponed.
New York January 8 Attorney General filed suit in the supreme court in the interest of Hearst seeking to oust George B McClellan from the mayoralty claiming Hearst was legally elected in November 1905. The complaint alleges miscounts ballot misapplication and unlawful votes that favored McClellan while Hearst votes were undercounted.
Municipal Judge Cleland issues subpoenas for Mayor Dunne City Comptroller McGann and Aldermen Fick Bowler to appear February 1 over a clash of authority regarding pardons and remitted fines in Dunne’s court.
Governor Deneen appeared as the first witness in the Shea trial. Subpoenaed by the defense, he aimed to show labor leaders sought arbitration during the teamsters strike. The court blocked testimony on material points and barred evidence of governor employer communications, per Judge Ball.
In Houston representatives of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meet to settle the Southern Pacific firemen's strike. Workers were expected to resume at noon, but final agreement was not reached by that hour.
The Wabash now operates thru sleepers to the City of Mexico via Chicago with through service on Monday and Thursday nights at 1145 p m. arriving about 8 30 the third evening. The line promises the shortest trip over the route and about 30 hours in transit. Write for reduced rates and illustrated RAM details at 97 Adams St Chicago.
A advertorial note promotes King s New Discovery for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention with claims of curing la grippe asthma hay fever and consumption symptoms. Local Forest City Me resident Mr Ge Walls endorses it as a godsend and the Holland Wife drug store guarantees trial bottles free 50c and 10.
The Wabash offers homeseekers excursion tickets from Chicago to Texas at $25 for the round trip. To receive an itinerary including times, send your target point and address to F. H. Tristram A. G. P. A. 972 St. Chicago.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething infants. It claims to calm crying gums ease irritability and relieve wind colic and diarrhea. Bottles priced at twenty five cents.
An advertisement announces reduced excursion tickets via the North-Western Line to the northwest and southwest territories. It promises affordable travel with mentions of standard cars and free rent and highlights dates of sale and full details to follow in the notice.
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