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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
1
At nineteen and after a year of hischilds birth the left neck glands swelled and opened into sores. Doctors called it scrofula and prescribed iodide with no relief. After trying 8.8S.8.A the user reports complete cure with no remaining signs, per Mrs Richard Wasson of Golden Corners Ohio.
Reports from Pittsburg dated July 24 describe Monessen National Tin Plate mill starting full with a heavy guard. Workers oppose joining the union though many could not work elsewhere. An ironclad non union pact with W H Donner underpins operations and threats of bloodshed if intimidation occurs. Some workers left town as organizers try to recruit at nearby mills.
Pittsburg July 24 The expected action failed to materialize at Wellsville and McKeesport. Neither side moved at the Dewees Wood tube plant nor in importations of men. Arbitration and mediation efforts remain in place with hopes for a settlement and a conciliatory stance from the Amaleemated Association.
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a strike of stationary firemen was officially ended by a joint gathering of strikers and United Mine Workers leaders. The committee found 16 supporters for reinstating the old workers and 7 against. engineers in sympathy also faced reinstatement refusals. A resolution requires all strikers to report to work, with the union prepared to pursue their case if companies refuse. The motion to end the strike passed by a large majority.
The acting secretary of state expressed regret over the lynching of two Italians in Mississippi and said steps are being taken to bring the perpetrators to justice. The note questioned official confirmation that the victims were Italian subjects and was sent to Rome via Mr Iddings. Governor Longino informed the Italian consul at Vicksburg of actions to arrest those responsible.
In Columbus on July 24 nearly 173 ice dealers drivers and helpers voted to strike if their demand for 15 cents per hour is refused. They have been working 12 to 15 hours for 10 hours' pay and seek 15 cents for each hour worked. Ice dealers have not yet decided on action.
Mrs. Carrie Nation receives a $100 fine and a 30 day jail term from Judge Hazen for disturbing the peace during a Sunday joint raid in March. No appeal. In Vancouver, salmon fishermen settle a Fraser river canner strike with mediation. Fishermen to be paid 12.5 cents per fish for a quarter of the pack and 10 cents for the rest. union men to begin fishing Sunday night.
Corbin and Chaffee discuss economy measures in the Philippine army. Fighting strength will be reduced to 20 000–30 000, three brigades replace districts, minor posts abandoned, and barracks and hospitals centralized to save costs. An insular constabulary is formed with rifles shotguns and ponies from the army.
Rear Admiral Sampson in The Transcripts interview defends Mac Lay’s naval history citing his role as commander in chief and official reports. He says historians may quote from his official documents and calls for congressional and Navy Department review, though he doubts action will occur.
Secretary Long told reporters he would not discuss reviving the Sampson Schley dispute. He did note receiving a letter from Mr. MacLay agreeing that only the third chapter on mobilization had been placed in his hands for the book Naval History of the United States.
San Francisco tows into a crippling strike as about 1,000 teamsters idle at noon. Freight piles on docks, waterfront congestion spikes, and wholesale dealers face sharp price drops on fruits and potatoes while customs operations stall and dutiable cargo waits for appraisers.
Striking machinists at the Dickson works in Wilkesbarre and at Coxton and Sayre Lehigh Valley shops apply for reinstatement. Dickson rehires all former workers. about 40 Coxton workers are returned. LV shop applications are on file and may lead to vacancies filled.
Mrs. Annie Blehr of Cincinnati was jailed by Judge Parrott in Batavia Ohio after calling him a liar in court during a divorce bid with August EB Blehr of New Richmond. The child custody arrangement had alternated monthly. she refused to surrender the child on a set date and refused to retract the insult, saying she never will.
Washington reports Commissioner Rockhill in Peking says China adopted a plan to pay indemnity to powers. Bond monetization starts in 1902 with full liquidation of principal and interest by 1940. China expected to raise 23 million dollars annually for interest and sinking fund.
Train master S H Barnes of the Choctaw railroad has led the arrest of seven telegraph operators on charges of obstructing the mails after a small strike by railway workers began in Brinkley Arkansas and spread to Forrest City delaying traffic for hours. Meanwhile treasury staff who stamp and number United States notes have reached 100 million on the 1899 $1 silver certificates, with printers ordered to reset to No 1 of letter A.
Admiral Schley was seen at Great Neck L I where he is staying. He said he would say nothing now in response to others endorsing Maclay's history and might issue a statement later after others have spoken, but this was not certain.
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