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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
6
Aguinaldo will deliver further encouragement in the Kansas City convention proceedings. The report notes anticipation for remarks expected to energize supporters and outline next steps in the political campaign.
If Aguinaldo should present credentials at the Kansas City convention he would be admitted and divide honors with Bryan.
The United States government commits to safeguarding the interests of its 2,500 citizens in China with clear resolve and strong assurances. The statement underscores ongoing diplomatic and protective measures aimed at ensuring safety and rights abroad.
The Roberts county gold fields were found properly salted and the buyers who paid twenty five dollars per share are described as big suckers, reflecting the dubious value of the investment.
S. H. Wright of Sioux Falls, chair man of the populist judicial campaign committee in 1899 and a leading candidate for supreme judge, has been arrested on embezzlement charges.
Imperialism militarism and trusts are to be the leading issues in the Kansas City platform while the silver question is to be shelved by placing it among the refuse planks of the convention proceedings.
David B. Hill met with Bryan at Lincoln before heading to the Kansas City convention. It is not known whether Bryan halted Hill’s vice presidential prospects or if Hill set a 16 to 1 plank for burial.
Tacoma park adherents endorsed Tom Ayers for congress and certified his brains and ability. The fusing ticket nomination seemed as certain as politics can be. It was said Ayers wept when told of the brains endorsement.
The Kansas City meeting set for July 4 will receive the convention platform after Wm J approving. The vice president selection is unsettled as Towne drives his bid while David B. aligns the ticket to satisfy Bryan opponents and the 16 to 1 faction.
Sheriff Medbery told a Tribune reporter in Sioux City last week that Beadle county will elect Hinckley Hatfield and Murphy to the legislature and back Petti grew’s return to the U S senate. Don is known at home as a practical joker and aims to widen that reputation statewide.
Insurance companies operating in South Dakota faced heavy losses from the Cataract block fire in Sioux Falls. The burn shows the disparity between low premiums on large blocks and high risk in smaller towns, with premiums not reflecting true danger. The event exposes the ill effects of old line insurers' practices.
A leading populist insists Republican laws restrain reform efforts and argues voters should re-elect McKinley to avoid harm. He claims the opposition would do little harm in four years and highlights the good done by Republicans to encourage continued stability and progress.
A. Maurice Low, American correspondent, reviews the Venezuela controversy and the history of cordial relations with Great Britain and other Anglo-Saxon powers. The piece traces how friendship has shaped current diplomacy and omits no detail of the past.
Fragmentary ad style note quotes a proverb about anger and ease quoting a medical remedy. It mentions rheumatism and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a treatment claim with promotional language and uncertain punctuation. The readable text centers on a health tonics advertisement style from an old newspaper snippet.
The excerpt credits two men, Secretary Hay and ex Secretary Ol ney, for efforts shaping relations with European powers during the late war with Spain. It notes the work masterfully outlines these relations and presents hitherto unpublished history.
Exports from the United States to Cuba Puerto Rico the Hawaiian Philippines and Samoan islands will reach about 45 million dollars in the current fiscal year. Cuba may total 25 million, Puerto Rico about 2.6 million, Hawaii about 15 million, the Philippines around 2.5 million, and the Samoan exports about 125 thousand. The rise signals the impact of McKinley administration expansion policy on national prosperity.
The speaker defends current and future Cuba policy and Philippine governance. He praises President McKinley and Republican leaders, contrasts with Bryan, and credits the party with long liberty history. He argues the Massachusetts Republican platform promises eventual freedom for the Philippines and Cuba, trusting a proven party over a longer but flawed rival record.
The First Commissioners District Convention convened at 2 pm on Wednesday June 26 with John Haigh as chairman. Noyes Appleman was named temporary chairman and John H. Eyer temporary secretary. Committees on credentials and permanent organization were appointed, and delegates from Milford Liberty Banner Cavour township village Iowa were seated. John H. Haigh was nominated and elected by acclamation as commissioner. A resolution praising W. Ruggles for service as county commissioner was adopted and district committee members chosen from each township. The convention adjourned with J H Ever as secretary and Noyes Appleman as chairman.
A massive fire in Hoboken swept three North German Lloyd piers and surrounding warehouses, destroying steamers the Saale Main and Bremen and causing hundreds of deaths. Firefighters failed to control flames until dynamite blew open a pier, with 200 bodies recovered and many more missing amid collapsing structures and burning jute and whisky warehouses.
Kansas City July 3 The Democratic vice presidency remains open with Sulzer Towne and Sulzer active, Towne favored by Pettigrew Nebraska Minnesota South Dakota and New England supports. Williams says Towne best fits Bryan views, while many delegates are undecided and a convention ballot will likely decide.
Senator Hoar denounces democracy and expansion foes as he endorses McKinley and Roosevelt. He warns Bryan would dismantle the protective system, bring currency instability, debt value loss, and threaten court authority while opposing the Philippine War policy. He casts doubt on Bryan's election and its national consequences.
Very low excursion rates to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line on June 19 20 July 3 9 17 and August 1 7 21 with return valid until October 31 Also low rates to Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Deadwood and Hot Springs Quickest time Best Service Chicago North Western Ry
Letter describe a sufferer cured by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound after failed doctors and worsening womb trouble ulcers and kidney issues. Mrs Rockwell of Grand Rapids Michigan reports relief and renewed strength following treatment and guidance.
Four ships were towed away after attacks but burned so fiercely that only charred hulks remained above the water. Sailors in holds perished and many passengers on deck were lost. It was feared that some Christ Endeavorers bound from Boston to Saale, about 500 people, were aboard when the fire broke out.
Kansas City reporters note the Democratic platform at the convention will push a 16 to 1 silver free coinage declaration unless Bryan shifts stance. It also denounces the gold standard and Porto Rican measures, condemns trusts and Republican policy, and advocates reforms plus Boers sympathy. Bryan rejects abandoning silver in a June 13 letter to J L Woods Merrill.
Senator Tillman of South Carolina endorses Charlie Towne for second on the Democratic ticket at the Kansas City convention noting Towne if Hill vaunts a strong candidacy. He says unity matters and opposes nominating a rival of Bryan. Also, Syracuse Tommy Ryan defeats Young Mahoney in six rounds at the Fort Dearborn Athletic Club in Chicago.
C H Longstaff a pharmacist announces a full line of drugs sundries paints oils brushes and more at the Dinneen Block two doors west of the First National Bank. He invites Beadle County patrons to inspect the stock and notes prescription compounding and cold beverages in summer.
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