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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
2
A wildfire at the Texas Oil Company near Humble raged after a lightning strike, killing five workers and leaving hundreds homeless. Dozens of men and animals were trapped as burning oil engulfed multiple tanks and embankments failed in the frantic retreat.
Kaiser urges Czar to end the war and grant reforms in a personal conference off Broerkoe island near the Swedish coast. The meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas was to be intimate with no ministers present, as Russia and Germany seek peace with Roosevelt’s aid.
In London the government rejects resigning after Thursday's vote as Premier Balfour declares the ministry will stay in power. Parliament heard heated exchanges from Campbell-Bannerman and Redmond as the opposition vows to oppose the government, while an adjournment is passed without a division.
Passenger and freight services listed with daily and Sunday exceptions. Details include Chicago Express, Mail and Express, and various accommodations with departure times and route notes. Stops include Huron and Lions Valley Junction with freight and passenger combinations and multiple daily trains.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte stated at the department that the Bennington disaster will be thoroughly investigated and appropriate action will be taken promptly. He declined to speculate on causes, urging the public to wait for full facts before drawing conclusions.
A July cyclone swept through Racine county killing two men and causing 100000 dollars in damages. Adolph Meisner’s barn toppled, debris and machinery spread 200 feet. A Thompsonville worker died. Union Grove farmer Adam Hunter fatally injured. Haumerson brickyard shed struck and six workers stunned.
London officials doubt any sudden shifts after a meeting between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas. They see German aim as easing Russian resentment since the Arisugawa visit, expect talks on politics and a push toward peaceful conclusions.
Justice O'Brien of the court of appeals stayed Albert T. Patrick's execution pending the hearing on a motion for reargument. The reargument is set for October 2. Patrick's counsel David K. Hill argued that key points were overlooked by the majority in affirming the conviction.
Berlin reports claim that Germany may offer Japan to assume all foreign war loans as indemnity. The Lokal Anzeiger notes such a proposal tied to M Witte's Paris talks and the visit of Ernst von Mendelssohn, Russia’s leading banker, to Chancellor von Buelow.
Telegrams from Nizhni Novgorod report five hours of chaos as thousands of roughs attacked civilians in the streets. Dozens killed or wounded as rioters broke into homes pursuing victims.
The body of a roughly sixty year old man who died by suicide with poison was found in Forest Park in the daytime. A note in his pocket stated I heartily agree with Dr. Osler. An old man and a poor man has no business on earth.
New York on July 25 reports preparations for a strike by the Brotherhood of Painters with about 6 500 members. They demand submission of a trade agreement to the general arbitration board of the Building Trades Employers' association and similar action from Interior Decorators and Cabinetmakers. Master Painters refuse. If strike proceeds, Amalgamated Painters' Society may fill in.
Turkish forces advance on Sanaa the capital of Yemen province as operations began July 17 from three directions. Marshal Ahmed Fezi Pasha with Albanian battalions led the push dislodging rebels from a strong position near Menakha and inflicting severe losses.
Winnipeg led by a clear fifteen feet over the Minnesota four from St. Paul in the four-oared event at the Duluth regatta. Duluth finished third, well back.
The railroad issues a beautifully illustrated booklet about Pacific Northwest scenery natural resources and growth. It offers 4 cents in stamps to receive a copy and notes low excursion rates and guided tours tied to the Lewis and Clark Exposition via the North Western line from Chicago. Contact W. B. Kuiskern at 215 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, for details.
The Chicago and North Western Railway lists travel options via the North Western Line with favorable return limits from all stations on July 6 7 8 11 12 13 25 26 and 27 due to meetings. Two daily fast trains to the Pacific Coast include The Overland Limited electric sighted and The California Express withdrawing 100m tourist sleeping cars. For rates and tickets contact Chicago and North Western Railway offices.
A vintage advertisement for Allen's Foot-Base Shake powder sold at druggists and stores. It claims relief from corns bunions and painful hot swollen feet and notes a price of 25 cents.
Excursion tickets from all ration centers to Portland Tacoma Seattle and California points available July 25 26 27 and August 10 17 with favorable return limits. Two daily fast trains to the Pacific Coast The Overland Limited electric lighted in under three days The California Express with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars For rates and tickets contact Chicago North Western agents.
Effective Sunday May 28 the Colorado Special westbound arrives Denver at 9:30 PM instead of 10:00 PM. Eastbound No 12 departs Denver at 4:35 PM instead of 4:20 PM. No changes to departure times of other trains Nos 3 and 6 on the Chicago and North-Western line.
Excursion tickets to Denver will be sold August 12 and 13 with favorable return limits due to meetings. Apply to the Chicago and North Western Railway.
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