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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
4
Wasuixatoux June 21 The Amen an institute of homeopathy begins its annual session with Dr Charles E Alton of Cincinnati presiding The highlight will be the dedication and presentation to the government of a statue of Dr Hahnemann on the east side of Scott Circle
Duluth reports wheat stocks at 11,987,000 bushels, nearly double the year ago level and not yet easing as typical for this period. Last week saw an increase of 319,000 bushels, with 1,275,000 bushels of other grains in store.
General Joseph Wheeler visited the War Department to arrange taking over command of the Lakes department. He will begin the discharge of his duties next Monday. A London dispatch reports President Kruger in feeble condition amid Cape Town instability and late reports.
An advert claims Dr Fenner’s Kidney and Backache Cure uses a mix of proven remedies for kidney diseases including frequent urination bed wetting back pain dropsy female weaknesses rheumatism and heart disease It asserts long use in private practice by a leading American physician and promotes the medicine as a renal depurant or blood purifier filtering impurities through the kidneys.
Two hundred Filipinos met in Manila to seek peaceful terms with the American authorities and Aguinaldo. General MacArthur accepted seven articles including amnesty and redistribution of confiscated property. The leaders hope Aguinaldo will issue orders to halt hostilities and work with the civil commission. Also, Adjutant General Liller reports plans to relocate the Spanish-American War Veterans headquarters from Lancaster to Chattanooga, with about 100 camps in the state.
The War Department issues a Manila amnesty proclamation by General MacArthur promising complete immunity for past actions and freedom of future conduct to any person who renounces insurrection within 90 days and pledges allegiance to U S sovereignty over the Philippines. The offer applies to those in military or civil roles since February 4, 1899 without reservation.
The United States will provide transport by rail steamboat or wagon to eligible individuals allowing travel to any archipelago area by personal wish. Prominent visitors may go to Manila to confer with the military governor or American commissioners and will receive transport if possible. To aid soldiers during the transition to peace the military authorities will pay 30 pesos to any man presenting a rifle in good condition.
General MacArthur will formally announce President McKinley’s amnesty order in Manila today. Buencamino Paterno and other Philippine leaders say the amnesty could lead to Aguinaldo’s surrender and acceptance of the peace platform with minor exceptions.
Major E. G. Rathbone suspended director general of posts is being examined by inspectors with Joseph L. Bristow's staff as part of the official Cuban postal fraud investigation.
From Cape Coast Castle on June 22 reports say Kumassi garrison remains on half rations while Sir Frederick Hodgson and his wife, besieged in the town, are safe. Ashanti ammunition supplies are dwindling.
A monument to Samuel Hahenmann of the homeopathic school of medicine was formally dedicated in Washington in the afternoon with exercises in a large assembly. President McKinley Attorney General Griggs and American Institute of Homeopathy delegates attended the ceremony.
Several morning papers report a gang of American thieves and confidence men active in London. The Daily Chronicle says they may have obtained Princess Radziwill's pearls, though only imitations, not the real gems.
William T. Taylor under death sentence for train robbery and murder, Noah Willerson serving life for murder, along with three other convicts, escaped from Coleman jail during the night and no trace has been found.
Wisconsin Grand Army leaders chosen in West Superior with D. S. James of Richland Center elected commander and James H. Agen of this city named senior vice commander. Sheboygan will host the encampment next year.
Berlin June 22 The North German Lloyd Steamship company has commissioned the Vulcan shipbuilding works at Stettin to construct for their New York line two ships of 24 500 tons each.
An old advertisement promotes Dr McLean's Liver Kidney Balm as a remedy for liver kidney and bladder disorders. It claims to ease sore back furred tongue lost appetite and urinary or bowel changes with a bottle priced at $1.00 sold by druggists.
In Philadelphia on June 23 1900 President McKinley was renominated unanimously with Theodore Roosevelt chosen to run for vice president. The scene filled with cheering delegates as Foraker and Hanna energized the hall and Roosevelt’s address sparked another roar before the convention adjourned at 2 14.
Philadelphia June 23 The national committee met after the convention Hanna was nominated and re elected chairman for the next four years in a brief accepting speech he thanked the old members for supporting the 1896 campaign and urged unwavering loyalty for the ticket in the coming campaign.
Paris reports the French government will deploy 4,200 troops at Taku with 2,000 more expected by July 3. A cruiser division plan adds seven modern cruisers three first class and four second class plus seven gunboats and a torpedo boat to France's naval power.
Berlin June 21 The mother of the German minister at Pekin Paron von Kitteler in Munster says a telegram from China denies the minister's death news as not true.
Washington June 21 secretary of state hay was notified by the sian embassy that 4000 troops have been dispatched from Arthur to Taku, signaling a new movement in the crisis. The report cites official channels and underscores tensions in the region.
A blaze destroyed the Middletown business section west of Madison on June 21, causing an estimated loss of about 25000 with insurance coverage reported between 75000 and potentially.
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