French Angered by New Reciprocity Treaty Ratification
A French speaker protests the new reciprocity treaty, claiming its approval would ruin several industries and trigger widespread economic harm.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1899
Page
4
A French speaker protests the new reciprocity treaty, claiming its approval would ruin several industries and trigger widespread economic harm.
Paris July 27 The Republique Francaise denounces General de Negrier for undisciplined talk and harshly censures the government for failing to defend the army amid criticism of the Franco American reciprocity treaty two ministers Millerand and Delcasse accused of betraying French industry and agriculture to the United States with ratification still pending and bitter opposition expected in the chamber
Paris July 27 The French ministry will severely punish General de Negrier for repeated undisciplined remarks. The decree of degradation, dated July 25, removes him from the supreme council of war and as inspector of the Fourth army corps. He censured the government during a tour of inspection and urged commanders to inform all generals and officers.
London dispatch reports that M. Mazau president of the court of cassation told President Loubet there is no evidence establishing Dreyfus’s guilt. Mazau has long been described as anti revisionist and this statement adds to the defense of Dreyfus.
Pretoria reports amicable relations between the Volksraad and President Kruger restored. The conspiracy case against ex British officers is withdrawn and remaining prisoners released. London notes Kruger's resignation seen as an acute move to bridge until the rainy season starts.
A cyclone struck eastern Laporte obliterating Butterworth & Co boot and shoe store and leveling multiple buildings east of the city. It is feared Jacob Morton and William Steele, residents on the Kankakee marsh, were killed. their homes were wrecked and their presence indoors is unconfirmed.
Montreal July 27 news reports the Villa Marie bank, one of the city’s oldest, suspended payments after a cashier F. Lemieux and teller J. H. Herbert absconded. Shortage estimated at 58 000 dollars.
CuicaGo July 27. Mrs Augusta Iles was found not guilty by a jury of murdering her mother Mrs Catharine Schultz. The defendant shot after the mother disparaged Belle Stiles, daughter of Mrs Stiles.
Daniel Hane was killed by lightning while a threshing gang sought shelter in a barn. Eight others were knocked senseless, and the bolt started a fire. two more may die.
Roy Dickinson aged about 26, recently returned from Vinton Iowa, was found dead by Mrs. Walton in Dr Walton’s barn in Huron. Death by strangulation indicated a deliberate act. funeral planned Wednesday at 6 30 p m at C E Bryant home with private services.
A vintage advertisement claims Clover Root Tea by Karl restores beauty by curing constipation indigestion and headaches. It promises relief for half a century and offers money back if results are unsatisfactory with pricing at 25 and 50 cents.
Prof. M. Schoenert will teach a limited number of students in piano organ voice and German during vacation. Application should be made now.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as improving complexion via pure blood from healthy digestion liver and bowels. It claims the tea acts on bowels liver and kidneys and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents by A J Bick.
Prof George W Hull formerly of Sandusky Ohio will take violin pupils after June 24. Those seeking summer study should apply at the music store.
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as purifying breath by cleansing the bowels. Sold for years with an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. A. J. Bick.
Shake Into Your Shoes. Allen's Foot-Ease powder for the feet cures painful swollen corns and bunions, relieves sweating and callouses, and makes new shoes feel easy. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents. Trial package free. Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Federal Judge Williams issues injunctions against President Wright of the United Mine Workers Fourteenth district the Southeast Kansas strike executive board and every union miner. The court reserves free speech and inducement for the defendants and declines to rule the UMW as an illegal organization.
Delegates from 100 Irish societies formed the United Irish American society in New York on July 25. The constitution calls for a close union of Irish people to advance their national interests and the group plans to impact the upcoming presidential election, signaling a stance against imperialism and closer ties with England.
The US torpedo boat Dahlgren completed a preliminary speed trial in the Kennebec river reaching 29.76 knots in six fathoms of water. Indications are promising that she will exceed her contract speed of 31 knots on the Southport course next week.
Quote from W B Conklin of Bowersville Ohio praising Foley's Kidney Curve as more beneficial than months of medical treatment, attributed to Dunning and Longstaff. The excerpt presents a testimonial style endorsement without medical detail.
Advertises Banner loe as the best medicine for sores ulcers burns and galls with a 25 cent price tag from Dunning and Long staff promising quick relief and world beating quality.
A one year arrangement sets the price at $1.25 for the Werekty Hoeronire and the New York Tribune partnership.
Public foreclosure sale of a Beadle county South Dakota mortgage held by Frank E. Stevens on the southeast quarter of section 8, township 110, range 65, for 1782.80 dollars with principal 1109.09, interest 672.80, and attorney fees 75.00, set for September 16, 1899 at 2:20 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron. Documents trace transfers to Theron Cumins Louise Cumins Louis Arndt Andrew Reigel and current holder.
Public foreclosure sale of the property in Beadle County South Dakota due to mortgage default. The assignee Mary E Bryant will auction the premises at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron on September 16 1889 at 1 pm.
A healthful woman thrives on good food sun and exercise and uses the gentle laxative Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company when cleansing is needed.
The record notes attestations by F. E. Grant, Judge of the County, A. Clerk of the County, and Danial E. H. Apurn, Attorney, signifying official validation of proceedings.
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