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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
6
Dakota Huronite publication note bearing publisher John Longstaff. The issue is dated July 19 1900 and lists Houron as location or city designation with D. and a numeric marker. The readable text provides bibliographic details without article content.
Congressman Dolliver would make an admirable colleague for Senator Allison. The death of Senator Gear of Iowa will be sincerely mourned throughout the nation. The United States' position on the Chinese question is made plain by the government at Washington.
The South Dakota G A R head quarters for the national encampment will be set up at the Hotel Mc Coy in Chicago, providing a central gathering spot for delegates and veterans during the event.
Bryan experiences difficulty adjusting a hydra headed caudal appendage that may cause ongoing trouble as it appears to function in multiple heads, complicating management and daily activities.
Congressman Dolliver is slated to appear in Ashland on July 24 to address county residents. Citizens are urged to attend and hear the famed orator.
Huron was selected as the campaign head quarters for the fusion forces with the committee endorsing the choice as wise and fitting for the movement's operations and future plans in the region.
Ayres will continue writing speeches for Lee for the next six months, after which he may pursue other pursuits. The arrangement specifies a limited period before Ayres shifts focus to different activities.
Armour figure Ed Johnson, long associated with the Republican Party, is described by Yankton reporters as a Democrat in a surprising party label shift.
Dispatches from Yank ton report Andrew Lee nominated for governor while King Andy plans life tenure and crown inheritance for his son Fox. The piece questions imperialism as looming political power shifts unfold.
Mr Towne retains a populist stance over four years, urged by Bryan to steer his free silver and populist followers into the Democratic Party. The commentary accuses him of treachery unbecoming women posing as statesmen.
A plot involving Spanish and Cuban sympathizers was discovered aiming to assassinate President McKinley. He remains under constant guard by trained detectives as authorities warn that his death would be a grave calamity for the United States.
Reformers advocate depoliticizing the judiciary and nominate Judge Moore for Congress as a living demonstration of how a judge who argues another official was ineligible can be used as a candidate.
Senator Keller of the Black Hills saluted the Republican state ticket in Yankton calling the nominees the ablest the party had ever nominated and urging critics to direct their attention to Col. Keller now.
In reflecting on Brer Osborn’s stubbornness the writer recalls he sought the Howard post office and another man secured it. The piece notes Osborn’s attitude toward the Republican party in 1898 and thereafter, concluding Howard voters wisely rejected him.
The senator expresses clear frustration with the political arena noting loss of control after Towne's defeat. He warns Richard of looming troubles in November predicting clouds and a squall that could challenge stability and skill.
A Texas blind speaker claimed McKinley was a traitor in war and a tyrant in peace, repeating a Lincoln accusation as the Republican party sought to save the Union while Democrats aimed to destroy it. The critic is described as blind in sight and understanding.
Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla the advertisement claims removes pimples dizzy spells and distress. It urges readers to call for Hood's Sarsaparilla and warns against substitutes, stating never disappointed.
Alexander E. Orr, NY chamber of commerce president and lifelong Democrat, declares support for the Republican ticket. He says he cannot vote for Bryan and criticizes the Kansas City convention for endorsing the Chicago platform and nominating a “volatile, shallow” Democratic leader.
J Sterling Morton, Nebraska, critiques the Kansas City platform and its candidates in a Chicago Record interview. He argues the platform contains financial fallacies and links Bryan to opposition of a reunited democracy, noting Bryan’s denouncement of gold standard supporters and traitor branding at Richmond.
A political candidate on the opposition ticket subscribes for Hurontre Monday and vows no personal abuse from the paper. The Huronie urges Republicans to support county and state tickets, stressing Beadle county’s natural Republican lean to secure a national victory.
The passage recalls the brutal treatment of wounded American soldiers and civilians at Tien Tsin. It claims the Chinese have demonstrated barbarity and fiendish cruelty, including torture of Russians and Americans, and argues for a decisive lesson to be taught to China. The piece compares the current uproar to the Maine incident and urges strong response.
A fragment states belief that the United States government will persist until civilized powers subdue an empire and end inhuman outrages forever, signaling a vow to confront atrocities and uphold global moral order.
Huron residents donated over 3600 in one day to famine relief in India, a remarkable feat for a town that barely survived a capital campaign ten years ago. The piece recalls community generosity and invites Clare to visit, contrasting Missouri’s past with a call to join in solidarity. A letter to Mrs Pinkham also highlights personal recovery aided by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound and Sanative Wash through a Camden, New Jersey narrator.
A report recounts notes from Erving Winslow of Boston praising Senator Hoar as a noble propagandist for anti-imperialists. It contrasts with Winslow later condemning Hoar for mudslinging and apostasy, suggesting circumstances alter cases in political loyalties.
The Yankton triplicate party convention adjourned with B. H. Lien of Sioux Falls nominated for governor. Joe Moore of Deadwood and Andrew Lee of Vermillion named for Congress. The ticket includes A L Van Osdell for lieutenant governor and F B Smith for secretary of state among others. Ayres’ populist support faded as Lee gained placement against Democrats.
An old advertising claim links a facial pimple to impure blood and widespread disease. It urges taking God s Sarsaparilla to cure diseases due to bad blood, including scrofula and salt rheum, and advertises Hood s Pills as a non irritating cathartic.
Mrs Manere A Brown of West Point Pleasant New Jersey reports irregular menstruation and says Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound restored regularity after two bottles She recommends the medicine to others and credits it with improving her health
Theodore Roosevelt is hailed as the ideal running mate for McKinley, bringing magnetism, vigor, and independence to attract reform-minded voters. The piece praises his youth, leadership, intellect, and balance, arguing he can energize the party and draw the anti-machine wing while aligning with democratic principles and a strong republic.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a superior stomach and bowel cure. He cites two severe cholera morbus cases in his family and says he has sold hundreds of bottles with high customer satisfaction. Sold by Wheelers Drug Store.
Located in Huron for real estate activity in South Dakota focused on cattle ranches and dairy farms east of the Missouri River. Seeks to list lands for sale at reasonable prices. Contact Joan H. Kina, Huron, SD.
Reports from London dated July 18 describe a tense outlook in China with mass mobilizations around Pekin by adult males from Chi Li Shan Shan Tung provinces. Telegraphs warn foreign consuls urge warships at Shanghai Che Foo. fighting rumored at New Chwang and Boxers threaten foreign settlement. Russians fortify streets Port Arthur bank officials remove valuables.
Cotman Texas July 18 Fifteen lives were lost when a cloud burst sent Fords Creek through Colman floodwaters. Ten bodies have been recovered, two identified as Josep Spath and John Fualeisstine. Two men tried to rescue four girls and perished with their horses as the current swept them away. Water blocked Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe tracks, halting traffic.
July 18 Warship notes from Warrixeton report official confirmation of a heavy allied defeat at Tien Tsin during an attack on July 13. The dispatch lists Russians Americans British Japanese French and local forces suffering losses, with Colonel Liscum killed and several officers cited. Details remain incomplete pending verification.
Washington on July 18 reports allied commanders estimate sixty thousand troops for the Pekin march and twenty thousand to guard lines and bases at Tien Tsin and Taku, with the U.S. expected to furnish between ten and twelve thousand soldiers in this emergency, more than the originally stated ten thousand.
Curiaco July 18 Mayor Harrison directs Police Chief Ripley to shield Chinese residents of Chicago from resentment after the Pekin outrage. Reports say Chinamen fear threats and potential bodily harm, prompting protective actions.
Washington July 18 Admiral Remey cabled that the Buffalo now at Colombo Ceylon will proceed to Taku. The voyage is set to take about three weeks and she carries approximately 400 new sailors to reinforce the naval force in China.
Colonel Huggins inspector general of the department of the Lakes asked the War Department to assign him to command the Sixth United States Cavalry, a unit then en route to China.
Cuicano July 17 John G Woolley of Illinois Prohibition candidate for the presidency will be officially notified in Chicago next Friday evening of his nomination.
The steamer Thomas Maytham with 3,500 tons of coal from Erie ran ashore in fog four miles north of Milwaukee. Captain L B Cummings and five men came ashore in a yaw. the tug Myers rescued the rest. Welcome and lighters head to scene to lighter the craft. favorable winds may save the vessel.
The ninth annual International Longshoremen's Association convention ended at 4:30 with officer elections. Daniel Keefe of Chicago was named president, M. T. Sullivan of Grand River Ohio vice president, Henry C. Barter of Detroit secretary treasurer, defeating John Walsh of Cleveland for the post. Next convention set for Toledo, Ohio in July.
London reports that negotiations led by U S ambassador Joseph H Choate for American bondholders and Lord Salisbury for English bondholders in Delagoa Bay railway affairs are nearly complete. A definite agreement on how the award will be distributed has practically been reached, with only a few formalities remaining. The bondholders settled the matter among themselves. Choate’s role was mainly to present their views officially.
A lightning sparked fire at a broom corn factory on Michigan street and Dearborn avenue caused walls to collapse onto an adjoining boardinghouse. Seven injured and one dead as firemen were trapped briefly but the boardinghouse residents were rescued.
The Missouri Pacific stockholders voted to raise capital by 15 million dollars and issue 15 million dollars in debenture bonds to retire 5 percent gold funding notes equipment notes and loans and to fund road improvements and extensions in St Louis on July 18.
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