Huron Items Run Through Local Social and Business Notes
Siouxvalle visitors and city residents appear in a long list of social calls business trips and family departures. The bulletin notes merchants busy days in Huron a theater troupe due soon and various locals traveling to Chicago Minneapolis Davenport and Rochester New York.
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Hutchinson
Chicago
W. C. Foster
Minneapolis
Miss Kimmel
Rochester
New York
Thos. Lucky
California
Huron
W.yv. Monroe
Recfield
Friends
Lossy Family Mourns Death of H.R. Losey
E T Losey visited the city on Friday for the first time since Christmas. The death of his son H R Losey occurred December 29 and his remains were buried Wednesday afternoon eight days later in Riverside soldier's plot. Services led by Dr C B Clark were brief. Mr and Mrs Losey extend thanks through Housewire for kind attention during their time of need.
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E. T. Losey
H. R. Losey
C. B. Clark
Riverside
Hall's Catarh Cure Ad Offers Reward and Proof
A Toledo advertisement offers a $100 reward for an uncured cataract with Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co props claim 15 years of honorable dealings and financial ability. Wholesale druggists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin endorse the remedy priced 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney &Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo, O
European Trips by O N W Ticket Agents
Persons planning travel abroad are advised to consult O. and N. W. railway ticket agents for complete information on foreign trips and available arrangements.
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O. & N. W. Railway
Bind Your 1896 Magazines at Hurpur Book Bindery
Time to bind your 1896 magazines and have them finished neatly and cheaply at Hurpur Book Bindery.
Insurgents defeat Spaniards at four forts near Pinar del Rio
Reports from Key West indicate Gen Weyler withdrew, boosting Cuban morale. A nighttime attack near the southern end destroyed four forts, causing garrison flight and leaving guns and ammunition to the insurgents. Artemisa outposts fallen and supply convoys captured. The Spanish faced harsh reprisals in Havana reported against Lugnez's column.
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Key West
Fila
Pinar del Rio
Weyler
Troch
Artemisa
Havana
Quintin Bandera
Euder
Lugne
Saniard
Aris
Gomez for Peace Proposal Reported from Madrid
A Washington dispatch says Spanish legation sources report Gomez the Cuban commander in chief has proposed peace to Sagasta in Madrid and the junta has been told. Insurgents demand Weyler's recall before any negotiations, though the Spanish source raises suspicion the claim could aim to hurt the insurgent cause.
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Legat En
Madiid
Senator-elect Money Returns From Cuba Visit
Senator-elect Money of Mississippi arrived in Tampa from Cuba and departed for Washington. He declined to discuss Cuban war issues but said Gent Weyler accorded him courtesy at the palace. He spent two days near Havana, saw no fighting, and noted many Spanish soldiers. Reports say Bunao near Havana was burned by insurgents and Guanabacoa residents fled due to Spanish abuses.
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Tampa
Fla
Money
Mississippi
Cuba
Washington
Gent Weyler
Havana
Bunao
Guanabacoa
Dauntless seeks clearance for Cuba with munitions
Jacksonville, Jan 9. W A Bisbee owner of the Dauntless says he will soon load arms and munitions and clear for Neuvitas Cuba. He applied for clearance with munitions of war but the collector refused pending Washington’s decision. Instructions were sent to investigate the vessel’s recent movements and a full report is due.
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Jacksonville
Fla
W. A. Bisbee
Dauntless
Cuba
Government backs away from piracy charge in Three Friends case
Reported plan to prosecute the Three Friends and officers for piracy is dropped as authorities find international law on the country largely against the theory. Action to pursue the case may be brought under alternative legal grounds.
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Washinctox
Flibuster
Three Friends
All Reports Unfounded on Cabinet Changes
Senor Canovas del Castillo, the Spanish premier, declares that all reports regarding impending cabinet changes are unfounded. The chambers will probably meet in April.
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Maprio
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Murder Case Reaches Canby Investigation Continues
Word of a county murder reaches from Granite Pattis to the sheriff and county attorney who have gone to Canby. Martin and Austin Obs brothers quarreled and Martin was killed by Austin.
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Granite Pattis
Canby
Martin
Austin Obs Brothers
Austin
Bering Commission Progress Reported at Victoria
The Bering sea claims commission at Victoria reports solid progress. Evidence is now complete in the Carolina Onward Sayward Dolphin Grace and Anna Beck cases and the Ada claim is well advanced.
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Bering Commission
Victoria
BOC
Bering Sea Claims Commission
Carolina
Sayward
Dolphin
Grace
Anna Beck
Ada
Transvaal Plans Indemnity Bill for Jameson Raid
The Digger News reports the Transvaal government is nearly ready to present an indemnity bill for the Jameson raid, expected to total about £2,000,000 though the exact figure is not yet fixed.
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Transvaal
Care Town
Jackson Day Banquet Draws Gold Democrats to Chicago
The Gold Democrats of Illinois and other regions gathered at the Auditorium in Chicago on Jackson Day with about 500 attendees. Messages from President Cleveland Secretary Morton Senator Palmer and many Democrats expressed regret at not attending and confidence in the anti free silver faction. Speakers included Franklin MacVeagh Henry Watterson Charles S. Hamlin and John P. Irish.
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Middle West
Chicago
Chicaco
Ilinois
Northwest
South
Cleveland
Morton
John M. Palmer
Democratic Party
Franklin Macveagh
Henry Watterson
Charles S. Hamlin
New York
John P. Irish
California
Jackson Day Banquet Celebrated in Washington
A well attended Jackson Day banquet was held at Maroney Temple by the Jackson Democratic Association of the District of Columbia. Speakers included Senator Morgan Representative McMillin Senator Blackburn Senator Daniel and Representative Sulzer.
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National Capital
Washington
Maroniey Temple
Jackson Democratic Association of
District of Columbia
Morgan
McMillin
Blackburn
Daniel
Sulzer
Jackson Day Dinner Without National Celebrities Held
At Thiladelphia on January 11 the Young Men's Democratic club held its annual anniversary dinner with no national celebrities present. Prominent state and local men delivered toasts in keeping with tradition.
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Philadelphia
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Jacksonian club banquet honors William J. Bryan in Omaha
In Omaha on January 11 the Jacksonian club held its annual banquet at the Paxton hotel. The event served as an ovation to William J. Bryan with a few additional speeches by other Democrats to add variety.
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Lryap
Omha
Omana
Jacksonian Club
Paxton Hotel
William J. Bryan
Capitol Removal Talk In Senate and House
Pierre reports the main Senate measure is a joint resolution to repeal article 20 of the state constitution, relocating the capitol to Huron. House actions include telegraph toll regulation, lobby registration, ballot reform bills, election purity measures, stiffer penalties for public fund misappropriation, and creation of public money repositories.
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Pierre
Senate
Capitol
Huron
House
PARDON POWER TO MOVE TO BOARD IN WISCONSIN
Milwacker Jan 11 The proposed constitutional amendment to remove pardoning power from the governor and vest it in a board follows popular clamor over Upham s pardons. Governor Scofield supports the reform and will urge it in his legislative message.
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Rrner
Wisconsin
Milwacker
Upham
Scofield
Missouri Senator West favored for re election by caucus
The Democratic caucus in Jefferson City nominated George G West for United States senator to succeed himself. Governor Stone’s name appeared briefly but was withdrawn by Speaker Farris. The legislature votes January 19 and West is seen as the likely re elected choice.
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Missouri
the Choce
Jefferson City
George G. West
United States
Stone
Washburn
Polk County
Farris
West
Big Rush for Lands
During December the United States land office in this city recorded 1, original homestead entries totaling 23,569.61 acres and five final entries, marking a higher monthly volume than in recent months.
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United States Land Office
McKinley Resting Quietly at Herrick Home in Cleveland
Cleveland January 11. McKinley rests quietly at Colonel Herrick’s home protected from callers without legitimate claim. He is not working on his message, but receives visitors and rests.
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McKinsey
Cleveland
McKinley
Colonel Herrick
Paul Beaulieu Dies in Minnesota Interpreter Pioneer
Wuirft Earth Minnesota January 11 reports Paul H. Beaulieu dying at his home at age over 79. He is described as a pioneer of Minnesota and regarded as the best Indian interpreter in the state.
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Paul Beaulieu
Wuirft
Minn
Paul H. Beaulieu
Minnesota
Governor appoints Dearth as insurance chief. reappoints officials
Governor Clough names Elmer H. Dearth insurance commissioner and reappoints Adjutant General Muehlberg Storekeeper Converse Superintendent PendERGast and State Librarian Gilman, listing a slate of state appointments in January.
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St. Patt
Jan. Il
Clough
Elmer H. Dearth
Muehlberg
Converse
Pendergast
Gilman
Georgia trust firms fall under Calvin anti trust act
Atlanta report states every trust operating in Georgia has succumbed to the Calvin anti trust law enacted by the recent general assembly.
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Atlanta, Ga
the Journal
Georgia
General Assembly
Massillon Coal Miners Strike Outlook Grows
Massillon district faces a stubborn strike as about eighteen hundred coal miners walk out, signaling sustained labor unrest and potential disruption in supply. The action began after unresolved wage and working condition disputes among regional operators.
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MassiLlon, O
Massillon
Dr. King's New Discovery Praised as Cough Remedy
Testimony from Chas B Hood of Columbus Ohio and J D of Ft Wayne confirms Dr King's New Discovery cures a two year cough from La Grippe. Maurice Merrill of Baldwinsville Mass and Mrs Hemming of Chicago endorse its reliability and immediacy for croup. Free trials at D K Bryant's Drug Store.
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Chas. B. Hood
Columbus
Ohio
Delayed Letter Reveals Marriage of Local Couple
A delayed missive reports the marriage of Bertha Demaree and John Newell once students in Pie University. Newell, a stockman, studied for a law career and was admitted to practice in the state supreme court. Friends extend congratulations.
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Migs
Bertha Demaree
John Newell
Okabejo
Pie University
Newell
Supreme Court
Sts Huron
Electric Bitters Offer Female Health Relief Advertisement
An 19th century style ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for female complaints and general ailments. It promises strength, tone, and relief from loss of appetite constipation headaches fainting spells sleeplessness and nervousness. Sold by D K Bry Drug Store for fifty cents to one dollar.
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D. K. Bry Drug Store
Women Relief Corps Luncheon Delights Grand Army Members
After a meeting in Grand Army hall Friday afternoon the Women’s Relief Corps hosted a luncheon for about two dozen ladies. The group enjoyed coffee and conversation and set up a later meal for twenty Grand Army officers who attended the evening event. Capt. Henry Varsey of the 24 Minnesota spoke briefly to the veterans.
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Womans Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
Grand Army
Henry Vaesey
Minnesota
Jamestown
New York Drugster Sells Great Volume of Cough Remedy
In 1892 A L Goldwater, owner of three NYC drug stores, learned of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds croup and whooping cough and ordered a supply for customers. Winter sales topped two gross as favor grew. He says it gives the best satisfaction of any cough cure he has handled. For sale at 25 and 50 cents by all druggists.
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J . Schenck
The
Caddo, Ind. Ter
Banner
A L Goldwater
New York City
Chamberlain
Death of Stetler at Bonilla Home Christmas
Stetler died at his uncle’s Bonilla home on Christmas. A well known local figure, he lived at the Windsor House for many years. He endured two or three runaway accidents last summer and fall, suffering serious injuries in one. He fell ill here weeks ago and went to his uncle’s to recover, but did not.
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Congregational Church
Clerk Osborn
E W. Jenney
Macedonia
A . Stetler
Bonilla
Windsor House
Buckle Arnica Salve Offers Full Satisfaction Guarantee
Advertising notice for Buckle Arnica Salve claims it cures cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands and other eruptions with a money back guarantee. Sold by D K Bryant at 22 cents per box.
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DeWitt
J M Blount
Buckle
D. K. Bryant
Huron Town Criticized for Pride and Snow Clearing
A passerby complains that residents would rather see locals and visitors struggle through deep snow drifts than clear walkways. He condemns the town’s pride and questions its right to prosperity and capital status in a pointed remark.
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Huron
Denison Hotel Manager Endorses Calico Remedy
Major C T Picton of the State Hotel in Denison Texas praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as an infallible cure for diarrhoea and dysentery. He states he uses it personally and with guests and endorses it unreservedly. available from all druggists.
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C T Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Chamberlain
Major Pictor
Noted Quip About Medicine and Pills From Old Time Dialog
A snappy exchange describes a surgeon challenging the finder of a liver. The retort dismisses concern and touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as able to reach any liver, even in a big toe or left ear, with confidence.
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DeWitt
J M Blount
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