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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1893
Page
5
The Dakota Huronite marks its twelfth anniversary with notes of maturity and vitality as a youthful publication. The Prosperous and Frisky Pierre Free Press observes the weekly edition of the Huronite aging gracefully and thriving, like fine wine.
Armour Chronicle-Tribune notes the Weekly Huronite marked twelve years with its last issue. Shannon and Longstaff, active publishers, are described as bustling citizens doing wonders for themselves and Beadle county.
The Dakota Huronite newspaper in Huron celebrates its twelfth birthday, highlighted as a leading state paper and a source of local pride for publishers and the people of Huron.
The Madison Sentinel reports the Auron People circulating a tale of a petrified man found near Pierre. The story claims he turned to stone while waiting for a train along a survey route from the capital.
South Dakota eyes a large influx of new settlers after harvest amid signs of a favorable growing season. Officials and immigration advocates expect improved conditions to boost population growth and state development.
A Sioux language newspaper dedicated to Sioux advancement is issued from the Daily Leader office in Madison. It operates as a full Indian paper and uses the Sioux language in its print.
Ed Spurling state Wool Growers' A ss n treasurer works to ensure the coming Brookings gathering is a grand success. He guides the outreach with energy, aiming to keep the group's meetings among the best in the west, while the organization presses forward with strong momentum.
The Ruralist advocate Bro Loucks opposes independents and democrats alliance. He ran anti fusion campaigns twice and lost both. He vows a third bid in 1893 but would be whipped again, with unity possible in 1894.
A San Jose dispatch says government opponents gain momentum after Nicaragua’s revolution. The Church party reportedly lent $1,000,000 to shore up the government as state finances tighten and the crop outlook worsens.
Leavenworth Kansas June 6 the mine operators posted a notice that miners must return to work by Tuesday morning to receive the same pay as when they quit. The overall strike situation remains unsettled with no new concessions reported.
A nationwide convention gathers governors and delegates from states including Pennsylvania Illinois Massachusetts Texas Iowa Nebraska California Kansas Tennessee and others to craft sweeping anti trust legislation. Governor Nelson urges a permanent legislative committee to draft laws and coordinate federal state action beyond the Sherman act to curb trusts.
Washington dispatch notes drift from the Post column predicting the president will issue a proclamation to convene an extra session. Dates floated range July 1 to October 1 with Sept 15 favored. The issue blends tariff reform with a national money system overhaul, splitting Democrats between gold standard repeal and silver leaning reforms. The president has focused on the financial crisis amid hard White House labor on solutions.
Washington June 6 Rumors of a special cabinet meeting and of the president calling Congress in extra session before September have circulated widely. White House inquiries yielded no confirmation and the president and his advisors appear unaware of such plans.
The Times reports the senate committee on immigration led by Chairman Hill may tour this summer. Members Faulkner Voorhees Squire Dubois Lodge and Proctor are considered for a cross country trip to San Francisco to personally inspect the character of Chinese residents.
In New Beptorp Massachusetts on June 6 the selection of jurors starts for the state versus Lizzie Borden over the murder of her father and stepmother. The case already commands wide fame and promises to grow. Top legal minds of the state are engaged.
The article discusses Abbott viewing Briggs as a prophet and argues the General Assembly, not Briggs, is heretical. It notes Dr Ecob of Albany seceding from Presbyterianism with his congregation, echoing sentiments of Dr Norton who taught about the Bible as the word of God and its usage.
A prominent Albany minister leaves the Presbyterian church after condemning its modern drift and bigotry. He asserts the general assembly promotes intolerance and questions the prospect of future reform.
Edward Fritz former Dyer Bros. bookkeeper, Hamline, shot himself in the head and died instantly. Nervous prostration cited as cause.
Dispatches from Niverville report farmer Kornelson and his five year old daughter were killed when vicious horses kicked them. The tragedy occurred as the pair were near their farm. Local authorities opened an inquiry into the incident.
A wealthy farmer A. E. Bills has opened a rural bank north of St Lawrence. The new institution will be known as the Poor Man's Bank.
Horatio Pete ReR of New York reports on June 6 that Peters, a principal store owner in the New York Clipper, is involved in the scene. The brief item notes Peters as a leading figure in the publication.
The dying actor Booth, cared for by Dr. Smith and nurse, showed slight improvement before worsening. Superintendent Mec Ganigle sat by, while messengers were ready to inform Mr. and Mrs. Crossman and Dr. Allen Starr as the end neared. Booth's condition deteriorated into a stupor by 2 a.m. and his son-in-law reported he would likely pass away before nightfall.
Over the past 48 hours the fair has seen cooler weather and light footfall with Sunday and Monday attendance below 50 000. Foreign pavilions along Columbus Avenue show finished façades of Russia Spain and other nations as workmen prepare for next week’s openings. The Spanish pavilion nears completion and the royal party of the King and Queen Regent are due this week. Infanta Eulalie will inspect the agricultural hall Thursday after ongoing preparations for her visit.
The Drexel Bros. bank did not open at usual hour as receivers took over. Depositors rushed to State Bank of Commerce and Savings Bank on Washington Street. The Hibernian, Prairie State National, and others faced runs with police called to maintain order. Directors defended the soundness of the banks while awaiting fuller deposits and potential recoveries.
The infanta and her party departed the Hotel Savoy at 11 o clock to visit the world fair sights and enjoy Chicago hospitality. The royal visit continued as the group traveled west toward Pennsylvania.
The pope has instructed the papal legate to Rome to convey gratitude to Cardinal Gibbons for his discourse on restoring papal power and to inform him of the Holy See's readiness with the language for further discussion.
June 6 report from Minn says a Catholic priest was charged with assault and battery against Joseph Kampa. The magistrate sentenced the priest at the Justice of the Peace’s place on Saturday with fines imposed.
The Duke of Verity plans a trip from Chicago to Columbus Ohio as a city welcomes him. He will be ushered into the event and hosted by local officials for the visit.
The E. A. strong company, engaged in farm manufacture, made assignment in the county court. Assets scheduled at 275000 and liabilities at 105000.
Kansas City June 6. The in company, a large commission with branches across Kansas, failed.
Rep Wixe of Minnesota died at 6 a m from injuries suffered April 26 when assaulted by an unknown person. Delirium from the injuries persisted and hindered recovery. Authorities have not located the assailant.
The Press reports from Terre Haute Ind that Rev R V Hunter of New York has resigned as national chairman of the Christian Endeavor world’s fair Sunday closing committee. He says with the matter now in court there is no use of further agitation.
The Sandusky Savings Bank in Sandusky Ohio has closed and made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. The notice states depositors will be paid in full.
New York reports that the Columb caravels started at 10 a.m. for a long journey up the coast to the mouth of the St Lawrence river, through the great lakes to Chicago. Cruiser New York will accompany them as far as the St Lawrence river.
Notice announces a final proof land claim proceeding at Beadle County South Dakota. Witnesses Charles Blounine Jamin Myers reside in Huron Beadle County. Claimant’s name appears garbled but references a settler proving residence cultivation and salience of land parcel. Proceedings conducted by Land Office at Sioux Falls.
First published June 1. Creditors of Milton A Collins deceased must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at his residence in Richland, Montour County. Claims due by June 29.
Land Office at Huron announces a claim by Harper under I. EB. No. 13477 for northwest section 21, township 109, with witnesses to prove cultivation. Also summons for Beadle County civil action filed January 3, 1898, requiring response by February 3, 1893, attorneys Burtt & Stene.
The State of South Dakota issues a summons to defendants George B. Riedon Allen H Rin don Renee Company of Dakota J N Searle and Citizens National Bank of Mankato in a Beadle County circuit case filed May 7 1898. Service details require the defendants to answer by a stated deadline at Huron office. The document dates from May in Beadle County Dakota territory.
Public notice announces a mortgage sale due to default on secured debt in Dane County Wisconsin and South Dakota filing details. The mortgagee, through attorney D Hanagist, states the amount due including interest and fees and describes the property location in the described township and range.
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