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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
3
Dr. Miner Morris charged the removal of Mrs. Morris from executive offices was a national disgrace. He alleges a dispute over his father in law and a will prompted action against him as surgeon general, seeking investigation not reinstatement and naming officials accused of improper influence.
The senate privileges and elections committee met in Washington on January 8 to discuss the Smoot protest. Chair Burrows announced the panel would decide on further testimony or arguments with a focus on Mormon Church influence in Utah. John G. Carlisle will represent the protesters and handle witness examination.
Annapolis announces Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr of Portsmouth New Hampshire is not guilty on hazing charges and is released from arrest and restored to duty. Washington reports the court martial record in the Trenmer Coffin Jr hazing case. sentence appears to be dismissal.
House members seek reports from the secretary of commerce and labor on immigration from Austro Hungary as Marcus Braun’s reports are requested. Mr Hill of Connecticut began an illustrated speech on the tobacco feature of the Philippine tariff bill.
Topeka Kansas January 8 The state supreme court upholds a law from the last legislature creating separate high schools for whites and negroes at Kansas City Kansas This ruling opens the path for further acts separating whites from blacks in all state schools.
A dated ad promotes a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo with nine tablets costing 5 cents. The offer warns money back if it fails and includes mysterious references to Grove’s resin or reison.
The Keystone Express from Chicago leaves at 10:05 to arrive in New York the next afternoon with coaches and sleepers on the same train. Pennsylvania dining cars run through and service is first class. Fare is low for the line. request tickets over Pan Handle Route. Your home.
Itching and bleeding piles promised relief with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents by stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo.
The Pa Lines advertise the Keystone Express from Chicago to New York leaving daily at 10 05 a m and arriving 3 00 the next afternoon with coaches and sleepers. Tickets priced 18 00 first class and 1600 second class, available via Pan Handle Route through home agent G L Thomason in St Paul Minnesota.
An old advertisement urges use of Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething babies. It claims it quiets the child, softens gums, eases pain, and cures wind colic. The note prices it at twenty five cents.
Purchasers of first class tickets to Philadelphia or New York on Pennsylvania Lines may have them altered for Washington. Train leaves Chicago at 11 a m and 3 15 p m. Inquiries to G L Thomson, Passenger Agent, Pennsylvania Lines, 134 E Sixth Street, St Louis.
An ad claims Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar thoroughly evacuates the bowels to drive a cold out of the system. It seats as a liquid cold cure for coughs and croup and lists Holand Wheeler and C. H. Longstaff as sellers.
Notice from F. Kenyon announcing continued undertaking services for Huron and surrounding area. Available day or night by phone Red 74. Requesting a seven and oblige.
Grim tragedy described in thousands of homes as consumption and pneumonia claim lives. Oaklandon resident F G Huntly recalls his wife being saved after three doctors gave up, using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. One dose relieves with a trial bottle offered.
H H Rogers vice president and director of Standard Oil of New Jersey refused to answer questions about stock ownership in Standard Oil Indiana during Missouri inquiry. He cited counsel advice to excused himself and to protect court rights on stockholder lists. The hearing paused with Rogers leaving room after interruptions by counsel.
Charles A. Edwards of New York was shot at the Hiller family home on College Street last Tuesday night. Coroner Mix and detectives seek clues, noting little progress but continue the investigation with energy.
Two masked men entered Sam Lee’s laundry on Fifth Avenue West in Duluth at 9 p.m. and beat him before taking $100 from his pockets. Police have not yet apprehended the suspects.
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