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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1889
Page
7
A Pittsburgh Etin fragment laments rude concert behavior. It catalogues foot tapping, loud humming by a boastful audience member, late arrivals stomping aisles, and loud talkers, urging considerate listening and reform among concertgoers.
Professor Thomas H. Huxley argues that faith in a friend’s innocence is not evidence. He notes compurgation and early English practice show belief alone cannot prove guilt or innocence. Evidence requires scientific methods applied to history and literature, not personal trust.
The note reports timing precision in events measured to a tenth of a second, referencing a New York Telegraph source. It highlights scrutiny of pace and synchronization in competitive or technical contexts. The short item implies interest in exact timing and performance benchmarks.
A long bridge project proposed to span about 23 miles from Cape Gris Nez to Folkestone with a 100 foot wide deck, four rail lines and a carriage way. Estimated cost around 72 million dollars, with potential for higher funding if required.
Sparse text mentions Drs Hubbard and Fishblatt in Minneapolis Minnesota. It references medical treatment and cure claims with unclear surrounding details and garbled phrases.
A meeting of river miners is planned for June 26 in Monongah City to discuss the wage question and the abolition of the pluck me store system. A writer argues wives should never conceal things from husbands, claiming it would spark a revolution in feminine pockets.
Public sale planned for June 2, 1889 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Beadle County courthouse front door Huron Dakota to recover 20050.50 and taxes due on the Beadle County land lot northeast quarter section 22 township 110 range 100. C M Harrison attorney for F T Day mortgagee.
The Farmers' Alliance members gathered at Armory hall after the depot event. Speakers from Watertown and surrounding areas praised regional progress. The group rode back to Huron at 7 p.m via Redfield, enjoying a pleasant trip and photographs of Northwest beauty.
A jumble of anecdotes and quips notes figures from politics to literature. It references President Harrison Jay Gould Miss Olive Schreiner and Mary Anderson plus a Detroit reporter and a stray dog incident with a sly satirical tone. The passage blends brief scenes and opinions from varied sources.
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