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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
7
Train listings show arrivals from east and west with numbers 5 25 32 and 16 plus freight and mail runs. Southbound notes include No 16 and No 24 connecting at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield for points east.
A large conservative company offers an exceptional opportunity to become its agent and representative in this town and district. No experience required and full time commitment not essential. Earn a steady income by using leisure time in your own town with liberal cash pay and premium incentives. Apply at once to the undersigned.
London June 22 The Very Rev Herbert Vaughan cardinal archbishop of Westminster died at midnight after months of illness He was born April 15 1832 and became archbishop in 1892 He had shown strength to the end and appeared in full cardinal robes at St Josephs college before his death His remains will lie in state at Westminster Cathedral and be buried at St Josephs college
Jackson Kentucky June 22 Martial law remains in force and troops stay on duty as warrants for influential feud leaders move toward perjury and bribery charges. Rumors say witnesses freed from feud influence will testify, prompting possible prosecutions in Breathitt and surrounding counties.
Andrew H. McNeal of Burlington New Jersey seeks a chancery court receiver for United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company. The firm with fourteen plants across the United States including Burlington Buffalo Cleveland and Scottdale was formed three years ago with 30 million dollars authorized capital. McNeal alleges extravagance and mismanagement in the company’s operations.
Belgrade faces pressure over the 1903 assassinations. King Peter’s options hinge on punishing implicated officers. The army dominates the provisional government and may demand action before any throne succession. Colonel Mischich has been made commandant of Belgrade’s military district.
The June 22 settlement ends the waiter and cook strike with 75 percent returning immediately and the rest within ten days. It grants mutual union recognition freedom for both sides while allowing proprietors to hire without regard to union status. Wages remain unresolved.
Rome reports the cabinet remains as formed, with only Interior Minister Giolitti and Marine Minister Bertolo replaced. Premier Zanardelli failed to secure support from other parties as leaders opposed the government, despite attempts at reconstruction.
Washington June 22 A full report on the post office department investigation will be forwarded to President Roosevelt by the postmaster general once the inquiry ends. The president intends to release the report publicly with his own accompanying review and remarks deemed advisable.
Madrid dispatch from Tangier says El Menetshi the Moorish war minister reports 6000 troops lost in a battle against rebels at Amniedinna. The report notes a fierce clash with significant casualties on both sides.
A section of the East Boston tunnel near State street caved in during the night due to compressed air pressure used in excavation. One Polish laborer was killed and another injured.
One hundred fifty Glauber Bros brass works employees in Cleveland voted to end a five week strike for higher pay and return to work.
Oswego New York June 22 Secretary of War Root visited the city and announced plans to rebuild Fort Ontario and convert it into a battalion post. TheCanadian press criticized the move as a harbor defense measure and a potential base for attacking Canadian lake commerce.
Miles City Montana June 22 John Monser seven year old son of John Monser is called a hero after leaping from his pony onto the leading steer as a herd stampeded. He clung to the steer while cattle thundered by then the herd slowed and quieted.
Berlin June 22. The trial of the so called female Bluebeard Frau Przygodda who poisoned four husbands with arsenic and was detected by the fifth as she prepared the same poison in his coffee was found guilty and she was sentenced to death.
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