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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
1
A historic ad-style summary claims Conta-Blood Poison is caused by a virus worse than venom. It condemns mercury and potash and touts S S S as a guaranteed vegetable blood purifier that builds constitution. The text promises home treatment guidance and physician correspondence at no cost, highlighting decades of use and a purported cure.
A posse of deputy U.S. marshals serving Judge Jacksons injunction at Matewan West Virginia was fired on by strikers and forced to flee. Crowds chant Down with government by injunction as miners cross into Kentucky and vow to resume work with renewed pickets and shop negotiations.
In Cincinnati on June 26 a likely test of strength is anticipated between striking machinists and manufacturers idle since May 20. Manufacturers mainly from the Metal Trades association announce plans to reopen all shops to give every workman a chance to return to work.
A Waitapai Indian named Tom Mc Cormick murdered his wife and burned her body, then shot himself and died in the flames. Reported as educated and opposing guardianship by an Indian agent, he resisted arrest for drunkenness and killed his squad during a rage. The incident worsened tensions as Indians blame mistreatment for the tragedy.
Havana June 26 General Wood suffers higher fever and is confined to bed as Surgeon Major Havard orders rest after several days of grippe and malaria. He has continued to fulfill duties despite illness.
The Ramsey county grand jury reports to Judge Lewis accusing County Auditor W R Johnson and Commissioner E B Lott of mismanagement and urges impeachment or removal from office.
Train No. 23 known as the Pittsburg Flyer wrecked at Monaca Pennsylvania about 10 miles west of Pittsburgh. The fireman and baggageman were killed and about 40 injured when the train ran into an open switch and tumbled down a 25 foot embankment. Passengers say the speed was high and two cars turned over. Superintendent Yohe dispatched physicians to the scene.
Aberdeen June 26 Senator Kyle is seriously ill and fears are entertained that he may not recover. He suffers from a heart trouble similar to the attack that weakened him in Cleveland two years ago.
United States Senator Frederick T. Dubois is at Hunter Hot Springs suffering a severe attack of sciatica. He arrived two weeks ago and his condition has progressively worsened.
The Pocahontas flat top flood in Bluefield West Virginia leaves fifty dead and thousands homeless. Relief trains run as railroad links are rebuilt and debris-filled towns struggle with search efforts and mounting casualties.
Winnipeg June 27 Statistics for Manitoba municipalities show a total population of 204 863 excluding Indians Galicians and Swan River and Dauphin districts. There are 34 261 resident farmers with 3 517 930 acres under cultivation and 111 610 horses 225 378 cattle 310 166 sheep and 72 540 pigs. Real and personal property value is 81 861 288 and taxes for the year total 1 624 961 82. Province assets excluding Winnipeg amount to 2 113 037 36 while liabilities excluding Winnipeg stand at 1 577 157.
A major consolidation combines the Sioux City Gas company and the Sioux City Electric company into the Sioux City Gas and Electric company with a capital stock of 1,500,000. Incorporators are local Sioux City men.
In fleet maneuvers off Tsumina island three Japanese torpedo boats collided. It is reported that one sank and several men were drowned.
Washington June 26 Mrs McKinley for the first time since returning from California joined the president at luncheon then returned to her room. Her general condition remains favorable and Dr Rixey says she is improving though not fatigued by the exertion.
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