Huron Strike Calls For Lower Wages and Free Goods
A July 5 1894 notice from Huron declares a strike morning action to push for more work and lower wages. The plan seeks to sell more goods at or below cost with minimal profit to attract customers.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1894
Page
5
Neighborly Huron Mentions in June Notes
A Huron based roundup reports John Longstaff of the Huronite transacting state business. Ed and Mrs Hewit with Miss Laura Jones visiting. Karl Gerner seen from Iroquois. States Attorney Apliv of Huron seeking a state senate seat. Norman Wardall and wife visiting Clark Pilot Review towns. W. V. Monroe leaves for Canada seeking better health. Attorney A E Chamberlain of Huron in town on legal matters. Mrs Cooper improving after illness. local mentions include Hunotley, Bailey, Ed and Dick in Huron area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Capital
John Longstaff
Brookings Press
Ed. F. Hewit
Edmunds County
Laura Jones
Huron
Madison Sentinel
Karl Gerner
Iroquois
Aberdeen News
Apliv
State Senate
Beadle County
Campbell
Clark Pilot Review
Norman Wardall
Raymond
Wardall
Wessington
A. E. Chamberlain
N. Cooper
Hunotley
Bailey
Faulktop
Fourth of July Foot Race Draws Notables From Multiple Cities
Notables Putnam of Hitchcock Adams of St Lawrence Hart brothers of Cheyenne and Grant Taylor of Wessington will compete on the foot racing program in Hitchcock on July 4. The week also brings local notices of visitors, political nominations in Beadle county, and a divorce proceeding in Huron where H P Anthony seeks a decree against Nettie Anthony, citing desertion and a long history in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Hitchcock
Adams
St. Lawrence
Hart Brothers
Cheyenne
Grant Taylor
Wessington
Wolsey Journal
R. D. Whorton
Huron
D. P. Whorton
J. J. Robins
Mitchell
Yhe
Speaker Crisp Keeps House Ready for Tariff Bill Return
Washington July 3 Speaker Crisp clears the house for the tariff bill return. Committee members expect Senate passage Tuesday though official notice may arrive Thursday. On report back the bill would be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for committee work expected to take about two days before public action resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Washington
House of Representatives
Cibee
Dri
House
Senate
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Bryan
Deputies Sent to Blue Island for Anticipated Trouble
United States Marshal Arnold dispatched 100 deputies and Sheriff Gilbert sent 35 to Blue Island in anticipation of unrest. The swearing in and arming of deputies proceeded rapidly by both officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
United States
Arnold
Gilbert
Blue Island
National Editorial Association Opens Annual Convention
The Asbury Park auditorium was crowded at 9 a.m. as President Walter Williams of Columbia Missouri called to order the tenth annual convention. The 3,200 seat venue hosted delegates from 34 states and territories with fraternal representation from New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Editorial Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Walter Williams
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Steamer Peru Arrives From Far East During Plague Outbreak
Pacific Mail steamship Peru reached San Francisco after sailing from Hong Kong and Yokohama. It is the first steamer to arrive from the plague district since May, following a case on board that led to a crew member's death. At Nagasaki the ship was put under quarantine for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Peru
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Japan
Nagasaki
No Revision of Senate Rules
Chairman Blackburn of the senate rules committee says no revision attempt will be made this session. The rules committee will seek leave to sit during the recess to draft revised rules and present them to the senate at the start of next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washinday
Blackburn
Senate Committee On Rules
Committee On Rules
Federal court moves to protect Northern Pacific property
Attorneys for the Northern Pacific have applied to a federal court for an order directing the marshal to protect the companys property in the state and to employ enough deputies to enforce the order. The request was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Northern Pacific
Fourth of July in Huron Celebrates With Veterans Guidance
The Sons of Veterans earned praise for organizing a pleasant small town Fourth of July. A 10:30 parade led by the Huron Cornet band included the fire brigades and a Goddess of Liberty float. Speeches by Col. Langley and John Davis preceded sports events, bicycle and foot races, a baseball score of 14 to 19 for Huron over Cavours, and prize winners like Carl Jones and Fay Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Huron Cornet Band
Huron Hose Team
Huron Hook and Ladder No
Huron Camp
Goddess of Liberty
Cali Thumpians
Capital Hill
Col. E. T. Langley
John M. Davis
Huron Gun Club
Cavour
Huron
Carl Jones
A. Seeman
Fay Jones
Tom Dunning
Harry Griffith
Haron
Will Jones
Taurner Hose Co
Devastating Dundee Fire Destroys Seven Stores and More
Fire in Corning area destroys seven stores, one dwelling and church in Dundee. Professor T. B. Fitch at the graded school was overcome by flames and lies at the point of death after attempting to save belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
N. Y
Cornina
B. L. Sages
Dundee
New Presbyterian Church
T. B. Fitch
Graded School
Missouri Pacific Shops in Fort Scott Closed Amid Strike
Fort Scott Kansas July 3 Missouri Pacific railroad shops were shut down due to a strike. The order arrived as workers went to their jobs and stated no work for at least a week. It is expected the shutdown may extend longer than that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kay
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Nothing New at Milwaukee Strike Situation
Milwaukee reports no changes in the strike with no workers quitting. The Northwestern road refuses to receive perishable freight, maintaining a tense labor standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Santa Fe shopmen to strike at noon in Topeka lodge meeting
Topexa Kansas July 8 The local lodge of A R U with about 1000 Santa Fe shopmen met last night and resolved to strike at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topexa
Kan
Santa Fe
Government orders ensure mail trains move in face of strikes
Government orders issued to prevent delays in mail delivery force mail trains at Los Angeles to move despite striker actions. Policy stresses moving mail trains at all hazards to uphold postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Los Angeles
United States Marshals Earliest Enforce Striker Injunction
Chicago July 3. Judges Woods and Grosscup and special solicitor Edwin Walker move to enjoin strikers from interfering with trains and interstate commerce. The order could empower marshals and potentially require federal troops if enforcement fails. The scope covers Illinois and may extend to Indiana and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Woods and Grosscup
Edwin Walker
Olney
Milchrist
Messrs. Walker and
Washington
Woods
Trains Sidetracked By Strikers At Blue Island
Three Rock Island passenger trains were stranded on a siding at Blue Island after a strike Saturday night. About 400 passengers including women and children endured hours without food or water in the heat while strikers blocked attempts to fetch water. Some passengers hired conveyances to West Pullman to reach the city. others remained hoping for relief. Raids on village stores yielded little food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Rock Island
Blue Island
West Pullman
Demoralized Stockyards At Comcaco July 3
Stockyards at Comcaco were in a badly demoralized state with Armour the only buyer. The stock yards switching association had a single engine operating. 465 Burlington cars held, only 260 delivered. Packers report no vehicles for stock or products and did not move trains. all ice deliveries were by wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comcaco
Armour
Stock Yards Switching Association
Burlington Road
Will Go Back to Old Hours
Washington news says after the tariff bill clears the senate the old meeting hour at noon will be restored. Senator Cockrell, chairman of the appropriations committee, will manage most of the sessions, claiming bills from his panel can pass without early or late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Cockrell
Committee On Appropriations
Prohibition State Convention in South Dakota
All Prohibitionists aligned with the Cincinnati National Prohibition platform are called to a mass meeting in Madison, S D, on July 14 1894 at 1 pm to nominate candidates and conduct convention business Rev Sam Jones of Georgia is expected to address the gathering in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Cincinnati
Matison
Sam Jones
Georgia
Notice to Creditors Estate of Carl Pehlgrim
Notice is given by CHAS. KOCH administrator of the estate of Carl Pehlgrim deceased to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at the county judge office in the courthouse Huron Beadle South Dakota. Dated Huron May 26 1894. First pub May 31 last June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pehlgrim
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Chas. Koch
Car Pehlgrim
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice on Beadle County Land
Default declared on four yenees secured by a mortgage from Marr mor to Charles S Turner. Beadle County South Dakota property covers southwest quarter of section 18 and northwest quarter of section 12 in township 111 North range 60 West. Mortgage recorded December 9 1892 in Book 76 page 445. Amount due 1224.43. Foreclosure sale August 8 1994 10:00 a.m. at Court House front door Huron South Dakota to highest bidder for cash. Attorney John L Pyle for Mortgagee. First published July 5 last Aug 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Joseph E. Cornish
John W. Alderson
Anna B. Alderson
Circuit Court
City of
Huron
George W. Lonestarr
S. M. West
Sherfft
Bos
Fitch Judicial Circuit
Beadle
Preston B. Mann
Albert H. Eggleston
Charles A. Eggleston
George W. Longstaff
Greorge W. Lowenstarr
D. Joan Woop
L. C. Kemp
Firet
Anchor Mill Company
W.W. Russell
Southakota
Court House
Grorce W. Lonestarr
Norman L. C. Briggs
Jonnie N. Briggs
John D. Miller
Territory of Dakota
Joan D. Mitter
French & Orvis
Ortgagee
Yankton
Am Marr
Charles
Turner
Mort
Asie
Register of
Beedle
Southota
Charles 8. Turner
John L. Pyle
Mostenaee Huron
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Rice & Whorton
Dakota Avenue
Redfield Commonwealth
W. V. Monroe
Madison
Blake’s Wessington Times
H. P. Anthony
E. H. Aplin
Nettie
Anthonys
Wyoming County
Eden
Judge Woods
Illiois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Blue Island, Ils
Sheriff’s Sale
U. S Land Office
Land Office
Eliza Willis
James Beagle
Eaid
W.H. Thompson
Gifford Thompson
Charles Love
Fred Love
Joan M. Davis
Register
Wheaeas
Anthony Flaherty
Rodger Flaherty
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Minneapolis
Second Street
City of Huron
Minneapolis Threshing Macazine Co
Grant & Gilpert
L. C. Treapway
Sheriffs Sale
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