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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1895
Page
6
When children refuse to eat they become thin and pale. A wise mother uses Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver oil and Hypophosphites, because it tastes pleasant and does not upset them. Soon the kids grow bright and hungry, and even babes in arms benefit. Nourishment is the secret. Do not accept substitutes.
Milwaukee dispatch reports Michael Baumgardner, a Pensaukee saloonkeeper, murdered at midnight by burglars who seized about $90. Mrs Baumgardner woke to cries and saw two strangers struggle with him before they escaped in a carriage. Baumgardner long active as a mill owner and longtime county resident.
Two men claiming to be from Kansas City were arrested in Green Bay Wisconsin on suspicion of murdering Baumgardner the Pensaukee saloonkeeper. They refused to disclose names and match the murderers' description.
Frank Court, a farmer four miles from Pring City, struck a gas and water eruption while digging a well at 80 feet. The well has gushed for 24 hours, the liquid is oily and foul smelling, and laborers narrowly escaped asphyxiation. Some material will be sent to the state university for analysis.
In Birmingham area, Rev. Greenleaf Lee a young colored Baptist pastor collapsed during a Sunday sermon on death at a Double Springs church. He described hellish torment then fell dead. doctors say rupture of a blood vessel from excitement caused the death.
New York reports a sharp rise in police activity as the new administration takes charge. In the past week 2,437 arrests were logged on station house and central office blotters, a figure nearly unprecedented in the department's history.
New York June 1. Rev Dr John Hall gave the $1,000 that his income tax might have been to the fund for home missions asked for by the general assembly. It is said many wealthy persons consider giving an amount equal to tax savings to charitable organizations.
The commissions of Secretary Olney as secretary of state and Harmon as attorney general were signed by the president at 9:20 a.m. Olney's commission was left at the State Department to await his oath of office.
The first car of the 1895 crop wheat arrived from Coffeyville Kansas grading No 2 red. It is unusually early for new wheat and signals a forward crop that is likely short. The car was auctioned off at a premium price of 95 cents.
Emil Ulbricht shattered the 50 mile paced world record in Los Angeles finishing in 2 hours 3 minutes 56.6 seconds. He surpassed the previous mark of 2:11:64 held by Meintjes by over seven minutes.
German dialect comedian J. K. Emmett Jr. tried to kill his wife in San Francisco on June 11 but neighbors intervened and prevented the attack.
DusvegvuE Iowa June 11. At the races here next week the state will host its largest horse field. Several entries arrived today and the total now exceeds 150.
In Milwaukee Toledo defeated by 6 runs 4 to 6 while in Kansas City Grand Rapids beat 7 to 5. Both games reflect a split in the Western League action.
Telegraphic notes report a major fire at the Warren silk mills in Northampton Massachusetts with losses estimated at 150000. Other items include Andre winning the Grand Prix with Cherbourg second Le Sagittaire third and a boxing bout in Milwaukee. A consulate appointment in Philadelphia and a Motola Italy cyclone damaging property are noted along with a czar ukase creating a permanent Vatican legation.
A Shanghai dispatch states it is almost certain that all English French and American mission members at Chengtu were killed. Telegrams were intercepted to hide the news. A French gunboat is reportedly en route to Wuenchang to investigate.
The Turkish government is said to have ordered a starvation blockade of Nestorian tribes in the Kurdis tan mountains west of Gawar between Mosul and Lake Van. No food is to enter their territory to force submission and tax compliance, marking a grave step toward coercion.
Advices from Moosh indicate the Moosh commission has practically dissolved. The English consul appointed at Bitlis will go to Moosh before the commission departs to represent the powers amid Armenian fears of renewed attacks without a local representative.
Novoesti reports that the Porte's stupidity strains the powers patience and will push the Berlin treaty signers to strip Turkey of all jurisdiction over Armenia to stop further outrages.
San Francisco reports the estate of Professor Harold Whiting, of the University of California, valued at $100000, may trigger a court fight over whether he died before his wife in the Colima disaster or after. He left two wishes to an old Cambridge attorney: if drowned first, his heirs are his family. if he and family perish together, eastern heirs inherit.
Sheffield, Ala June 8 The Sheffield Coal and Iron Steel company with 750000 capital formed by Pennsylvania and Tennessee capitalists has acquired blast furnaces with 450 ton daily capacity 70000 acres of mineral lands 300 coke ovens at Jasper Alabama and the Gamble and Carbon Valley coal mines.
STILLWATER Minn June 8 Bind ing twine prices for the season have been fixed by the board of prison managers at a reduction from last year. Prices are American hemp 5 cents per pound standard 5 cents sisal 4 cents manilla sisal mixed 51 cents pure manilla 6 cents.
In Mount Vernon Indiana on June 8 Denny Mose intoxicated assaulted his wife with an axe injuring her skull. She died soon after. Mose fled to the woods but was captured and jailed. Jealousy cited as motive.
Rev. Father McMann of Cherrymound Iowa drowned while bathing at Pictured Rocks three miles south of Pratriz pu Curen Wisconsin on June 8. Local authorities reported the accident and funeral arrangements were pending.
An advertisement claims rheumatism results from lactic acid in the blood and that Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, increases vitality, tones the body, neutralizes acidity, and thus cures rheumatism.
An advertisement touts Hood's Pills as the best after dinner pill for digestion and headache relief. The copy promotes quick relief and general wellbeing, positioning the tonic as a trusted household remedy.
Senator Calvin S. Brice has completed a deal to own the Pittsburg Akron and Western railroad at a purchase price of 800000 dollars. The agreement confirms Brice as sole owner with the transaction finalized in Akron Ohio.
George Smith of Palo died from internal injuries after a bicycle accident on a rough road. The incident occurred in CepaR Raptips, Ia, as he fell onto the bicycle frame.
In Wheeling, Kanawha county circuit court grants a divorce to 72 year old Mrs. Carney Toney from her 90 year old husband after three years of marriage. Mrs. Toney receives alimony.
Don the Blue Wisconsin reports a militia company with 30 members, to rise to 50 immediately, and be mustered into the state national guard in six to eight weeks. Sioux Falls editor Mark D. Scott pays a $100 criminal libel fine and abandons an appeal.
The steam ship Paris arrived in Southampton on June 7 with the Cornell crew en route to Henley. The American oarsmen reported they are in good condition and benefited from the sea voyage.
The Kenilworth, a four masted steel keel ship, arrives from Honolulu after a passage of 9015 days. It carries sugar valued at 200423 dollars, the first Hawaiian sugar shipment to this port around Cape Horn.
Preston Idaho resident Prof L D Edwards describes being overworked, weak, nervous and unable to sleep. He reports brain fatigue and low mood improving after starting Dr Miles' Nervine.
An advertisement for Dr Miles Nervine claims relief and urges druggists to stock it. The first bottle supposedly benefits customers, with pricing at 31.6 bottles per dollar and prepaid shipment offered by the Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
Harper's Magazine outlines the December 1804 to November 1895 serialization of The Simpletons by Thomas Hardy, plus Recollections of Joan of Arc by Louis De Conte. January will bring Charleston and the Carolinas illustrated paper, Northern Africa features, Chinese Life stories by Julian Ralph, and the start of A Three Part Novel ette by Richard Harding Davis.
Harper's Periodicals list pricing for Harper's Weekly Bazar and Young People. Includes offer of free subscriptions to all subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Address Harper and Brothers New York.
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