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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
7
Physicians say all blood passes the heart every two minutes and irregularity harms health. Scott's Emulsion is promoted to purify blood, absorb quickly, ease digestion, and deliver rapid benefits with less stomach work. A noticeable improvement is claimed to occur sooner than expected.
Twenty three bodies, including five whites and eighteen blacks, removed from the Coaldale mine near Bluefield after a mine gas explosion. Rescue teams worked through the night entering at 2 a.m. to locate victims, many found suffocated away from the blast point. Mine Boss Williams survived the blast despite severe concussion.
A large evening fire in Kansas City destroys two thirds of a block on Walnut Street from Ninth to Tenth. Total losses exceed $500,000 affecting the National Bank of Commerce building and fixtures, Woods building, Columbus Buggy stock, W. W. Kimball stock, Hettinger Bros. surgical items, and adjacent offices. Bank vaults and records escaped damage and the bank resumes operations in temporary quarters.
Mrs. A. W. Gentry twenty six wife of the Universal Trading and Supply president was slain by boarder F J Constantine after a razor attack. Constantine fled leaving hat and coat. Dr David J Doherty carried her to his office but she died. police sought the suspect.
Leonard B. Imbo den and James A. Hill were convicted of conspiring to wreck the Denver Savings Bank and divert funds. Judge Palmer sentenced them to nine to ten years at hard labor in the state prison and granted a 30 day stay for appeal to the state supreme court.
Washington reports Land Commissioner Richards preparing to arrest several Minnesota men for defrauding the government of pine land in Beltrami County. Warrants issued for at least three men on forgery and perjury charges with Special Agent Layman and the General Land Office leading the investigations. United States District Attorney Haupt instructed to serve papers. Arrests expected to create a sensation.
Seven people were injured when the Montreal express on the Boston and Maine railroad derailed at Wailloomsac after striking an open switch. The engineer Charles Warner of Bristol was seriously hurt and died later. Fireman and five passengers also sustained injuries. officials suspect deliberate switch sabotage.
Chief Mulliken orders closure of all downtown saloons at midnight and a halt to gambling using full police power. Last drinks to be served at ten minutes before midnight, then bars to close and doors locked at 12. Mayor Dempsey has not ordered Sunday closures. Governor Pattison expected to act.
Baltimore January 8 The grand jury reconsiders last Wednesday’s presentments against J Wilcox Brow Henry J Bowdoin and J Bernat Scott former Maryland Trust officials accused of fraud. The indictments are ignored and the defendants are discharged after bond of 10000 each.
Chicago market notes January 6 show Wheat May at 7 3/4 traded to 83 4 cents. Corn May at 44 4 to 45 cents. Oats May at 22 1/2 and July 20 1/2 cents. Pork prices steady from 13.65 to 14.00 dollars. Flax cash and futures quoted, Butter and Eggs firm, Poultry prices listed for turkeys hens and chicks.
Indian Commissioner Leupp informs Senator Gam Die that all Cheyenne River natives except seventy led by Chief Hump have received allotments. The recalcitrant band refuses, while officials expect a prompt adjustment. The department will pursue a Cheyenne agreement over land use.
The Massachusetts supreme court postponed action on the receivership petition by savings bank examiners against Providence Security and Banking Co. until next Wednesday. A temporary injunction restricting the bank from conducting business remains. The bank shows assets around 609 707 with most securities, little cash, and deposits between 4 000 and 9 000. Offices on Franklin Street are closed. Most depositors are minors, many girls in local stores and factories.
Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson, a infamous convict, died in Middlesex county jail East Cambridge after over eight years in solitary. Convicted in 1887 of killing her brother in law Prince Arthur Freeman, she is believed to have murdered her son William daughter Elizabeth husband and nephew Thomas Freeman for life insurance money.
Sioux Falls businessmen form a company to build an electric railroad from Sioux Falls toward Parker and Marion Junction. Dr. R. F. Brown, Michael Gerin, and J. A. Cross head the project along with other leading residents.
Eddie Elving eleven years old died after eating decorated candy hearts used on a Christmas tree. Two other Elving children were seriously ill but expected to recover. The incident occurred in Two Harbors Minnesota.
Five men died and twelve injured in a blast at the Delese and Shepard plant near Gary Illinois. The explosion ignited blasting material and flung debris over twenty miles to South Chicago. Two stone crushers, a barn, and a toolhouse were destroyed. losses are estimated at 25000 dollars.
An advertisement outlines four rules for health: daily bowel care, thorough chewing, avoiding indigestible foods, and taking Miona before meals for stomach troubles. It claims Miona treats digestive weakness with a permanent cure, sold by C. J. Longstaff with a guarantee of no cost unless it delivers all claimed benefits.
A naked, insane woman and a clothed man were found at daybreak in the hall of a five story Cedr elev street tenement attempting arson. The woman identified as Helen Braver claimed to be the building’s housekeeper and wore only a stocking. They were captured as flames began and tenants alerted rescuers.
From St Petersburg on January 6 the government’s victory over rebels is decisive yet revolt lingers. Police searches widen, offering rewards for arms and documents, reviving a feared era of personal espionage as socialists join workers in boycotting the forthcoming factional elections.
Hackensack New Jersey January 6 A plea to save Mrs Antoinette Tolla from execution on January 12 is reported to have been sent to President Roosevelt by the Susan B Anthony club of Cincinnati The appeal asks Can a woman be hanged in New Jersey for defending her honor in her own home Mrs Tolla a young woman shot an Italian who she said attacked her in her home A jury found her guilty of murder She hopes the US Supreme Court grants a stay of execution
Darmstadt on January 6 Professor Dr Chelius head of the mining department at the technical university hanged himself in prison today after being convicted Thursday of criminal improprieties and sentenced to two years. His death ends a sensational case in Germany. The trial was held in private.
Cable dispatches to the U S state department report the Dominican uprising nearly finished with troops dispersing and peace restored. Colonel Colton notes that Carlos F Morales is impeached by congress and Raymont Caceres acts as president under the constitution awaiting supreme court action.
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