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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1893
Page
7
Knowledge brings comfort and improvement for health through the pure liquid laxative syrup of figs. The California Fig Syrup Company markets Syrup of Figs in 50c and 1 bottles, praised for cleansing the system without weakening kidneys Liver or bowels and approved by the medical profession.
A Ironwood Michigan dispatch reports the worst typhoid outbreak in state history with 400 cases. Public buildings serve as hospitals as daily new cases reach around thirty to fifty and weekly deaths total fifty to sixty.
An offer proclaims a one dollar subscription term from the Huronite newspaper urging readers to send their name and take advantage of an unusually liberal price. The notice emphasizes the deal as the state’s most generous newspaper offer.
Look at trouble brewing as North Tonawanda and Tonawanda face potential clashes over lumber industry unrest. The Twenty-fifth Separate Company of Tonawanda and the Forty-second of Niagara Falls guard streets, with picket duty continuing, while no major disturbances occur yet as lumber dealers plan to hire new workers.
Passengers on the through sleeper from Detroit to Fort were relieved of all cash and watches after an attack between Wadena and Perham at about 1 30 a m. The porter was knocked unconscious with a weapon. The bell card at Luce halted the train as the robbers fled. Detroit officers pursue unknown suspects near the city.
New York June 19. Transcontinental freight rates fell again as Canadian Pacific retains a 10 percent differential below rival lines between eastern cities and San Francisco. It lowered its rates 10 percent under the last Southern Pacific class rates, prompting Southern Pacific to issue a tariff matching Canadian Pacific and erasing the differential.
At the state capitol hall of representatives homeopathic physicians held a meeting to nominate candidates for university chairs vacated by resignations. Most of the former faculty were favored, and it was resolved to extend the course of study from three to four years.
Mrs. E. R. Graham and her 2 year old son suffered severe injuries in a hotel elevator in Fripay O. The child was caught between the car and shaft and hurled under the car while the mother grabbed the child’s clothes. The child is expected to recover but the mother may die from shock.
Coney Island New York June 19 a disastrous early fire destroyed much property. John Madden a volunteer fireman died in the blaze and several others suffered minor burns amid the resort’s latest blaze. In New York Infanta Eulalia returns after a West tour with no major incidents.
The National Aviation of Railway Yardmasters adjourned during the day after a four days session. Peoria Illinois was chosen as the next meeting place.
The interior department may merge several land offices in the Northwest with no firm word on Minnesota. Possible changes include combining Taylor's Falls and St. Cloud. In Wisconsin the Menasha land office would close and move to Wausau.
Loxpon June 19 shipments of gold are expected to the United States this week though no specific engagements have been announced. The notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and builder and notes Hood's Pills available by mail for 25 cents from C. I. Hood & Co.
West Union Iowa reports three new newspapers planned within a week or two. Decorah Elkader and Oelwein will each gain a publication as the regional press market remains crowded.
Hastings Minn June 19 C W Colton the horsethief has been sentenced by Judge Crosby to one year in state prison.
Edward Davis George J Bingcamp and George Mortzan all of Carbondale drowned while bathing in the Skunk river near OskaLoosa Iowa on June 19.
A nostalgic motto shows Castoria used from infancy through adulthood as she grew from a sick child to a mother, reflecting constant brand loyalty across life stages.
Northfield Minnesota reports 10 year old Ed Parker was killed after attempting to jump onto a moving train near the Illinois line the accident occurred on a day in June with authorities investigating the scene and listing no immediate charges.
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