Local Carpet and Drapery Sale Ad Encourages Inspection
Calls for new carpets and window drapery with direct-from-mill pricing. Promises quality control by the purchaser in selecting patterns and colors and urges inspection to ensure approval.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1893
Page
1
Calls for new carpets and window drapery with direct-from-mill pricing. Promises quality control by the purchaser in selecting patterns and colors and urges inspection to ensure approval.
A brief note from M Booth in Huron South Dakota expresses respect and ends with courteous regards, signaling a formal closing in a correspondence.
The second day of the reciprocity convention drew larger crowds as speakers urged closer Canada United States trade relations. Leaders like James Fisher and W M Springer advocated free trade while differing on strategy and tariff union among Canadian delegates.
Perio Illinois June 7 The Whisky trust directors ended special negotiations Monday evening and decided to issue 8 million dollars of bonds with no clear recipient. An 8 million mortgage was filed in the county recorder's office made to Central Trust Co. No participant can explain the current status of affairs.
Six desperadoes from Indian Territory robbed the People's Bank at 2:30 p.m. securing over $10,000. As they fled west pursued by citizens, Sheriff Gilbraith and others exchanged heavy gunfire. Taylor Stone was fatally shot. another robber wounded. several suspects injured during the pursuit.
Fragmentary report notes five men in a party exploring a cave. One man, John Dennis, is mentioned with his father. Details are incomplete about distances 360 feet and tiered sections, with safety concerns.
Sioux City notes a contentious case where a first wife secured an injunction to keep Livings from interference by his second wife with the remains. The second wife protested and delivered the body to the first wife’s home, with further legal contention expected. Livings’s divorce and second marriage to Miss Grady, a clerk, are referenced.
A mob in Rockford from the west end pest house sought to confront Health Officer Boyd about housing smallpox patients. The health officer reassured the crowd that precautions would prevent spread. The crowd refused to disperse and attacked the police chief with rails as officers moved in to quell the disturbance.
Readable fragments question how the event was handled and whether proper procedure followed amid unclear wording and missing context.
Judge Albion W. Tourgee, delegate from New York, outlines ideas to curb corporate combinations and restrict deeds in trust instruments. He urges a drafting committee to prepare laws prohibiting stock manipulation and limiting trust power to restrain trade.
Paris reports state the court of cassation will annul sentences against Lesseps and others in the Panama affair. The Eclair notes the court is moving to justify the annulment amid long delays and shifting revolutionary sentiment. A later dispatch says the revolution has ended and news arrives from Honda at 10 p.m.
Washington says the US Russia extradition treaty ratified by both governments is set for formal promulgation. The full text lists extraditable crimes from murder and rape to piracy and embezzlement, with provisions on political offenses and non delivery of own citizens.
President Dalrymple of Bayfield Harbor and Great Western railway spent the past week here finalizing arrangements with his secretary and chief engineer to commence operations on the Bayfield section of the road.
Washington June 7 Assistant Secretary Hamlin of the treasury acts as secretary of the treasury in Carlisle's absence.
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