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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
3
A damaged timetable fragment lists train departures and arrivals with daily mail and express services. It notes times such as 6200p and 925 p m and references trains departing from Huron going east with varying daily patterns and accommodations.
Reverend L. H. Colton of Circleville Kansas endorses Warner's White Wine as a speedy remedy for throat and lung diseases. He claims it provides quick relief and advises readers to try the remedy.
A Texas report notes controversial claims alleging outrages by African American troops labeled as the 80th President unit.
President Roosevelt submits a special message with substantial new evidence from Purdy and Blocksom on the Brownsville incident. The findings blame some Twenty-fifth Infantry members for Aug 13 outrages, revoke part of the order barring civil employment, and discuss discipline and constitutional power.
Washington January 15 Senate action shows the proposal to raise salaries for senators and house members stalled as lawmakers debate procedures. Senator Gallinger signals no current plan to advance congressional pay raises while the Senate committee’s amendment removing the house wage increase was approved.
In Chicago on January 15, State's Attorney Holt opened for the state in the Shea trial. He denounced President Shea of the Teamsters' union as a leader of a disreputable element in labor. Arguments are expected to occupy most of the week.
Milwaukee Jan 14 Harry Lake alias John Lock noted railroad thief arrested at Watertown Wis charged with robbing New York Central freight valued at 96000 The case links Lake to a major heist involving freight cars and missing valuables across the rail network.
The Wabash Railroad announces sleepers to the City of Mexico from Chicago with trains Monday and Thursday at 11 45 p m arriving 8 30 the following evening. The route claims shortest time over the mileage and offers reduced illustrated rates and full information from FP H ram A G P A.
Mrs Walle of Forest City Maine writes a Godsend to people living where coughs and colds are common. It wards off hay fever and protects against sore throats and grip symptoms. Trial bottle free, guaranteed by Holland drug store.
The Wabash offers excursion tickets to Texas at 2 dollars for a round trip. Interested parties may receive printed mail with itinerary and times by contacting H Tristram A G P A at 9 All St Chicago.
The text cites Mrs Winslow’s soothing for teething and wind colic as a remedy for children. It mentions a product for calming gums and easing diarrhoea in infants, noting twenty five ottle.
An announcement details a Homeseekers Excursion traveling via the North Western Line to the west and southwest regions. The item promotes travel opportunities for settlers seeking new homes and prospects in redirected western areas.
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