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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
A patient recounts trial and cure of widespread eczema after hospital failure. Instructions include washing with Cuticura Soap, applying Cuticura Ointment, and a full course over five weeks, claiming complete recovery and offering testimonials and free information.
Washington June 4 The Wadsworth substitute for the Beveridge beef inspection amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill has been completed and printed for the information of the house committee on agriculture. It places the inspection cost on the government and provides a court review of the process. President Roosevelt received the completed Neill Reynolds inquiry report on meat packinghouse conditions after a hour long conference with the officials present.
Statehood conference signaled a plan allocating 55 delegates to Indian Territory 55 to Oklahoma and one to Osage. It preserves lands for Oklahoma schools until 1915 with leasing allowed and directs capital to Guthrie temporarily with a statewide vote later for a permanent site. The minority disagreed on this provision and on Arizona New Mexico terms.
Washington June 4 The committee on privileges and elections acted on United States Senator Reed Smoot of Utah. An ineffectual effort sought to fix Monday June 11 for consideration of the report. Senator Teller objected to an advance date delaying official release.
Congressman Robert Adams of Pennsylvania shot himself in the Metropolitan Club during the morning and died at a hospital hours later. He had faced financial strains and left a letter to Speaker Cannon asking burial at his expense but no memorial services. He was 57 and long a prominent figure on the foreign affairs front.
The state department confirms an extraordinary request from Sonora for American aid amid doubts over the right to deploy troops into a friendly state. Secretary Root and top officers discuss authority while four cavalry move toward the Mexican border town of Cananea.
Dublin crowds mourned Michael Davitt as his body left Clarendon street chapel for Broadstone station en route to Strade graveyard. The Irish Nationalist party and many mourners followed the hearse through long procession crowds expressing deep sorrow.
In Tiflis on June 4 Count von Vorontzoff Dashkoff reported that the American vice consul W. H. Stuart was murdered for robbery. Assassins Kassim Didjougadze and Ali Porkhal Oghli confessed they sought a large sum they believed Stuart held, breaking down under examination.
The St Louis Pennsylvania express from Jersey City to St Louis passed an open draw above the Hackensack river near Marion station. The locomotive and the fireman and engineer plunged into the stream. both train workers were drowned. Passengers escaped unharmed amid short lived excitement.
Kopf, a noted west side politician, died after being stabbed by Roberts during a Republican primary fight. Kopf admitted the killing on the stand, claiming accident. The jury learned of juror Harris's dying son but proceeded, delivering a verdict soon after.
Chicago reports John W. Lavine, a prominent labor leader, fatally wounded after a meeting. Tobias Mém erma, opposing Lavine, fired three times as Lavine left the hall and was arrested after attempting to escape on crutches. Lavine died hours later.
A group of revolutionists robbed the Riga insurance company headquarters firing Mauser rifles. Two clerks were killed and a policeman wounded. The gunmen were cornered in a store during their escape and the leader was killed.
Lieutenant Ferdinand Williams of the engineer corps U S A was accidentally shot by a sergeant during target practice at Fort opposite the naval academy in Annapolis Maryland. He died a few hours later.
Miss Ada Rehan suffers appendicitis in New York City. Six transatlantic liners report full berths. Archbishop Ireland arrives aboard La Lorraine from Havre. Representative Nicholas and Mrs. Longworth head to England on St Louis. A Philadelphia congressman’s family halts an escort to Philadelphia after a suicide attempt. Proceedings open to disbar Attorney Abraham E. in New York.
Market quotations from Minneapolis dated June 2 show July wheat at 81 and a half with September at 79 and a half and December at 79 and a half. Grain grades include Onitrack No 1 bard at 3 and a half, Northern No 1 at 82, Northern No 281 at 79 and three quarters.
Wheat futures show arrivals and on track with No. 1 Northern at 82 1/2 cents and No. 2 Northern at 80 1/2 cents for July and 82 1/2 and 80 1/2 cents for September. Flax prices steady with $1.13 1/2 to $1.14 per bushel for July, September, and October contracts.
St Paul markets show cattle rates for good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50. cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50. veals 1.50 to 4.50. Hogs 6.10 to 6.23. Sheep wethesrs 4.15 to 5.75. good to choice lambs 3.50 to 6.50. spring lambs 6.56 to 8.50.
Cattle prices for cows and heifers range from 1.70 to 9.00 per hundredweight with mixes. hogs show mixed, butcher, and light categories from 5.20 to 6.45. sheep and yearlings quoted from 3.40 to 6.30. lambs 5.25 to 6.70 per hundredweight.
Telegraph reports from Mexico City on June 2 indicate General Toledo moves with 20,000 well armed troops into southern Guatemala. The revolutionists replenish arms and funds, with daily expected developments and rising enthusiasm as General Barillas faces a resilient campaign.
Chicago market notes show Wheat July at 79.5 cents, Sept. 79.5. Corn July 49.5 cents, Sept. 49.4. Oats July 83.3 cents, Sept. 83.2. Pork July 16.00 dollars, Sept. 15.90. Flax cash Northwestern 1.12 and Southwestern 1.06, Sept. 1.13. Dairies to
Minneapolis June 4 suit by Northwestern National Life Insurance against Dr J F For a former president seeks recovery of funds claimed misappropriated possibly totaling 200000 dollars. Complaint alleges sum may include 50000 dollars previously charged to office and drawn from the company treasury with a statute of limitations issue noted.
The U.S. circuit court in California issued a decree in a government anti trust action against Otis Company and others. Defendants are enjoined from cooperating to restrain trade or fix prices in the elevator business across the United States. The decree grants perpetual injunctions preventing restraint of trade and commerce in elevators.
Chicago officials appoint a commission to study conditions at the stock yards. Mayor Dunne and Health Commissioner Whalen will seek federal and Washington help and ask for several members from both sides to join the panel.
Washington June 4 conferees on the railroad rate bill have reached a complete agreement and the report has been signed by all.
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