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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
3
Sensational evidence ties a planned murder to a Chinatown Philadelphia case. Police investigated a suspect linked to local Chinatown activities as prosecutors prepare for trial in the Philadelphia case.
Testimony at the coroner's inquest follows the July 4 clash in Chinatown where Dong Soo died by gunshot. Lee Toy, called “mayor of Chinatown,” links killings to Independence Day celebrations and says Jung Gew fired at Dong Soo while Poole was wounded. Fong Soon and others face grand jury action. peace pact signed by rival factions. Roosevelt names Clark to interstate commerce commission and ties to labor leadership.
In New York on July 9 the Tombs warden urged women missionary workers not to bother Mrs. Harry K. Thaw during her daily prison visits to see her husband. The request came at the suggestion of one defense attorney worried that spies for the prosecution might pose as missionaries. Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton, the alienist for the defense, visited Thaw again as the escort entered the prison.
A promotional notice urges readers troubled with piles to use DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago and warns against counterfeit copies exploiting the genuine product’s reputation.
Advertisement in a Chicago publication solicitates small investments from $20 up on a cooperative plan with guaranteed principal and profits and monthly cash dividends. Provides address Gxo, B Borron & Co. in the 20 Imperial Building.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims it moves the bowels and cleans throat and lungs, suitable for coughs colds croup and whooping cough, with taste described as good and harmless, sold by Holland Wheeler.
A vintage drugstore pitch touts Cole's Veterinary Carbolisalve as the best remedy for animal skin and foot diseases. The advertisement promises money back if unsatisfied and lists a price of 50 cents at all druggists.
The ad claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures piles and many skin ailments. It praises the product as a scientific wonder and cites a case in Waynesboro Pennsylvania where RE LR Malford reports relief from a distressing ailment. Available for 25 cents at Wheeler’s drug store.
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia reports twenty years of indigestion relief in one day after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The advertisement claims Kodol digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach gas belching and related symptoms. Sold by Hol and Wheeler.
Excursion tickets to Lake Shetek available next Tuesday priced at 6.60 for the round trip with a thirty day return limit. Lake Shetek touted as a summer and fall resort with ample fishing and hunting options including prairie chickens snipe ducks and geese. Describes good hotel and livery accommodations and lists reachable lakes from the point such as Current Lake Lake Siegel Lake Fremont Lake Sarah Bear Lake Long Lake Buffalo Lake Ron Lake Beauty Lake Willow Lake Lake Isabella and Clear Lake.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromide Nine tablets promising a one day cure for a cold with a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy bears a signature of E. Wove or similar and notes pricing per box.
Best for women and children. Mild action with gripe relief. Seated against pills and ordinary cathartics. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver.
Foley & Co Chicago created Foley's Honey and Tar as a throat remedy and its merit draws many imitators claiming to be genuine. The ad notes the popularity of the original and warns about counterfeit versions offered as the real product.
A lively ad promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills to regulate the liver bowels and stomach without pain or discomfort. Sold at W 1 Lec's drug store for 25.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as a mild, pleasant laxative that stimulates the liver and clears pimples and blotches. It claims to be best for women and children, and far superior to pills and waters as it does not irritate the stomach or bowels, endorsed by H. H. Longstaff and J. L. Sankey.
Secretary of State Walter L. Houser was found not guilty by a municipal court jury in Madison Wisconsin on a bribery charge. The case alleged he offered a $2000 campaign contribution to Insurance Commissioner Zeno M. Host to favor Equitable Life in a surplus distribution decision. Jurors reached verdict after four hours of deliberation.
An attempted dynamite blast at the Commercial hotel in Lincoln Illinois caused a wall fracture and shattered windows. Guests fled in night attire but were unharmed. Police, under Chief Reetz, surveil a suspected man as they investigate the incident.
The investigator’s findings in Bialystok lead to indictments of two police captains, several sergeants, and twelve patrolmen for inciting rioting amid the massacre incidents.
Three men were killed when two railroad cars broke away on a heavy grade at Sw-230ns cut on the Temiskaming and New Ontario line and rushed into an auxiliary car following. The incident occurred in Toronto Ontario.
The London Reform club chaired by Edmund Robertson denounces the British channel fleet’s Cronstadt visit and urges the government to avoid Russian waters to prevent further misunderstanding. A resolution and accompanying letter ask newspapers to publish the appeal, amid Grey's House of Commons explanations.
General Trepoff argues for a ministry drawn from Constitutional Democrats as Russia faces growing revolutionary pressure. He criticizes Goremykin as a procrastinator and warns repression will fail, urging a move toward parliamentary government to stave off anarchy. The Osowiec mutiny adds to the crisis with calls for land nationalization amnesty and a constituent assembly.
A joint committee of the Chicago Commercial association and Illinois Manufacturers' association says stock yards products are wholesome and proper food. Experts note most plants are up to date but some sections are indifferently good and some items are disapproved. Findings are in a lengthy document.
Webster City Iowa July 9 The thirty seventh senatorial convention ends a four day session without a choice as D C Chase Hamilton George Ward Hardin and Charles C Peterson Wright counties release pledges and ballots are taken but no result. Delegations total 2450 Open and 29 secret ballots cast per delegation. Next meeting set for July 19 at Iowa Falls.
Paris July 9 Maitre Marmard announced Dreyfus refuses damages granted for judicial errors and seeks restoration of his honor as an Officer. He asked no damages against witnesses or authors of the mistake. Arguments closed and a decision is expected midweek.
Detroit July 9 Bertha Ely twenty nine cook on the schooner Herschel shot and killed Mrs Mary Kunna forty five wife of the captain after a quarrel between the two women Ely lives at Seymour Lake Michigan and has served as cook on the vessel for two years the captain's wife had been jealous of her.
President Roosevelt's congratulations to Crown Prince Frederick William and Crown Princess on their newborn son were transmitted via the American embassy and the foreign office to Emperor William and the royal couple.
William Schoen Tan was severely burned after an accidental paroxide of soda explosion in his pocket on Jackson boulevard. A large crowd chased him as flames enveloped his clothing until a police officer stopped the run and removed the burning garments. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
Insubordination and several desertions are reported on the Russian cruiser Terek anchored at Vigo Spain on July 9. Officers tighten surveillance as crew discipline falters aboard the warship.
The Central Committee of the United German Societies of Seattle at a regular meeting declared August Rosenberg, arrested in Germany on suspicion of anarchist plots against Emperor William, was a harmless painter and mixer of paints. They said a secret foe forged the incriminating letter to German authorities. A prominent member noted Rosenberg’s character and innocence.
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