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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
6
In St Petersburg the regime resumes prior bureaucratic methods as government structures and officials return to traditional procedures. The move signals a shift back to centralized administrative practices and formal policy mechanisms.
July 25 reports from Petersburg describe rapid political upheaval and government censorship. Domiciliary searches continue as prisons fill and old suppression methods return. Telegrams and press editions are banned, while revolutionary factions plan actions and possibly an uprising directed at the army.
Reports from St Petersburg on July 25 claim a death sentence was imposed on an unnamed official, with General Treport, M Pobiedono, and General Orloff cited as targets. Terrorists allegedly nailed proclamations to doors at Peterhof and General Orloff’s quarters, spreading fear across the Baltic provinces.
A fragmentary report from July 25 notes B. G. Johnston aged 60 years was found dead at his business place and connected to the death of his sweetheart Miss with a result from ten days earlier.
The group led by Prince Dolgouroukoff and M. Nabou koff left the station in a show of red flags and resolve. They planned a caucus to decide next steps and pressed for an immediate general political strike to paralyze the government with Moscow workers' council set to decide by Sunday or Monday.
A Great Northern collision near Camden Washington causes nine deaths and many injuries as cars plunge into a lake. Emergency crews rescue survivors while investigators review cause and vessel placements.
Reports from St. Petersburg on July 25 describe Stolypin Trepoff and others discussing an advisory council for the emperor. The plan aims to reassure the public while the court cabal gradually absorbs power, risking a de facto dictatorship akin to Melikoff’s public safety committee before Alexander II’s assassination.
A Great Northern fast mail train left rails east of Camden Washington, plunging seventy feet into Diamond Lake. Nine dead, seven injured, many with cuts and bruises as cars burned and sank after sun kinked rails caused a catastrophic crash.
A mother and her two children were killed instantly when they walked a trestle to reach a field. They were struck by a fast train around a sharp curve, with the husband watching from a nearby field. Two bodies were thrown into a creek, the third was run over.
Washington reports Guatemala rejects Salvador claims that prisoners were killed in breach of the Marblehead pact. The Guatemalan government says it has already exchanged all prisoners and even paid Salvadorean travelers’ expenses home.
In South Framingham the Amsden building disaster left twenty four known victims eight injured two at home and four missing. Exhumation continued by electric lamp at night and dawn brought the count to ten bodies at the morgue. Cause of collapse unclear and local authorities lack building laws. state action required for prosecutions.
Bombs struck four Singer Sewing Machine shops in Sosnowice Bendzin Zawierze and Czensto chau injuring several. Agents of the Polish Socialistic party demanded money yet the Ukrainian branch refused, prompting shop closures and arrests of four, including the likely bomber.
A Great Northern train from Spokane to Nelson derailed on a high trestle at Beaver Creek near the boundary. Four persons died and seven were injured as the buffet car plunged 200 feet into the canyon. Names include J Townsend Rossland D M McKinnon Kaslo W J Smith and an unidentified miner from Spokane.
Chicago July 25 Corporation counsel James Hamilton Lewis writes the board of review alleging Marshall Field estate managers moved stocks and bonds valued at 2 632 000 to New York to evade local taxes. He claims the Field property was transferred recently and remains taxable in Chicago as the estate is administered locally.
Governor Ide asks for military aid to punish the Pulajanes in Leyte. A battalion from Iloilo and another from Camp Domus have been sent to assist the constabulary. Ladrone leaders and forty eight men surrendered in Cebu. Osmena declares the island pacified.
Trading on the bourse showed less excitement than yesterday as liquidations continued. Industrial and private shares held steadier while government securities fell, with Imperial tours down to 68 and fives at 80 after a day of declines.
The cruiser Columbia has arrived from Panama via Porto Rico with 300 marines aboard. 165 are ill with malaria, 19 seriously so and unfit for duty. The sick were moved to the naval hospital in Chelsea for care.
Henry Clayter, a Black man arrested in Chicago while about to marry a white woman he eloped with from Kentucky, is held in Louisville county jail for safety as word spread of a mob forming at Irvington to lynch him.
Palermo July 26 Stromboli volcano has resumed violent activity after a quiet period. Ashes reach Sicily and lava pours from the crater as the island's population remains highly excited and alert.
Great Northern Railway offers round trip tickets from Huron to Watertown at 2.10 dollars. The sale runs Fridays and Saturdays through October 29 1906 with final return the Monday after the sale date.
An advertisement proclaims Cole's Veterinary Carbolisatve as the universal remedy for skin and foot diseases in animals. It guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and lists a price of 50 cents at all druggists.
Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta Georgia testifies that twenty years of indigestion ended in one day after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The advertisement states Kodol digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach gas belching and related symptoms. Sold by Hol and Wheeler.
Beginning June 1 excursion tickets will be sold daily to Denver Pueblo Salt Lake City Hot Dead wool Lead and Custers D etc good to return until October 31 Special low rate round trip tickets to these and other points with return limits sold the first and third Tuesday of each month until September 18 inclusive A splendid opportunity for an enjoyable vacation trip Several fine trains via the North-Western Line daily Apply to agents Chicago & North-Western Ry.
An old established cure for teething pain is advertised as Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup. It claims to calm the child ease gum discomfort and relieve wind colic diarrhoea. Bottle priced at twenty five cents.
A veterinary salve claims to cure wounds galls and cuts without leaving scars and to restore hair to its original color. The product is priced at 50 cents and sold by all druggists.
For burning itching and torturing skin diseases use Cole's Carboli salve. It is a marvel of healing and brings prompt relief and comfort to the sufferer. Get Cole's and if it isn't satisfactory you can have your money back. 25 and 50c by all druggists.
A historical plea praises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims the product clears bowels and mucous membranes for colds and throat and lung irritation, sold by Holland Wheeler.
Itching bleeding or protracting piles promised a guaranteed cure with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists refund money if it fails in 6 to 14 days with first application giving ease. 50 cents. Send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for delivery postpaid if not stocked.
We seek several reliable men in various localities to represent us and sell properties to buyers we provide. Must reside in Saecape-ands territory and demonstrate customers to our commission. Address: Norra AMERICAN LAND Co., 651 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
The Rev J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Belair Ga endorses Electric Bitters as a remedy for weakness and stomach liver and kidney issues. A user claims two bottles restored strength enabling long walks and improved sight. Sold with guarantee at H Wheeler's drug store for 50 cents.
An old style ad promotes Cole's Carboli salve promising quick pain relief and scarless healing. It claims usefulness for various conditions and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Distributed through all druggists.
A vintage ad claims one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromide Nine tablets with a money-back promise. The notice bears E. W Grove’s signature on each box or bottle.
The Chicago and North Western Railway says its line to the Shoshone Indian Reservation will be completed July 1. New town preparations are underway for homestead arrivals with houses and hotels under municipal ownership to ensure orderly reception.
Cures credited include E R Malford’s ailment for the Patrons of Husbandry in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It heals boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum. Only 2c at Wheeler's drug store.
Gro B Baron & Co of Chicago advertises investments from twenty dollars on a cooperative plan with principal and profits guaranteed and cash dividends paid monthly.
North Western Line offers reduced summer fares from Huron to Lake Shetek with Friday and Saturday round trips at 4.10 dollars return to Tuesday. daily round trips at 6.60 with 30 day return limit. Lake Shetek touted for fishing hunting and bird life with affordable hotels and livery. Access via Current Lake Siegel Fremont Sarah Bear Buffalo Iron Willow Isabella and Clear Lakes.
Tickets from Chicago via Nickel Plate Road go on sale August 8 and 28 with day and fifteen day limits. Fare includes one round trip plus 4 dollars for day limit and plus 2 dollars for fifteen day limit. Information available from John Y. Calahan General Agent at 107 Adams Street and LaSalle Street Station.
The advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as mild in action and pleasant in taste, aimed at women and children. It claims to aid digestion and stimulate the liver and bowels without irritation, warning against substitutes and naming local sellers O H Longastatt and J L Sankey.
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