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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
6
The Sioux Falls Press signals willingness to support Gov Lee for a third term, noted by publisher Jon Longstaff in Heron S D on June 21, 1900. The stance reflects the paper's political stance of the era.
Beadle countys share of the interest and income fund as apportioned by the commissioner of schools and public lands is 4205.60 dollars.
The text contrasts trade terms, noting under democratic rule a farmer paid a pound of wool for a pound and a half of sugar, while under McKinley the exchange becomes four pounds of sugar for a single pound of wool.
The opposition has named its legislative and county slate. The old line populists received little notice while the democrats gained the prominent posts and the silver republicans, Jake Hatfield, is mentioned.
The South Dakota delegation in Philadelphia votes 5 to 3 against presenting Tripps as a candidate for vice president. The delegation says it reflects the state’s sentiment on the proposition.
The article states that China has initiated hostilities by attacking the Taku forts, firing on international fleets, and declaring war with the expectation of toppling the Chinese Empire.
The article notes that the average price of wire nails in the United States in 1899 was 32.57 per keg of 100 pounds, compared with 2.50 in 1896, indicating an increase of only seven cents per keg.
The piece notes the tariff measure as the only national legislation tied to the Democratic Party since Lincoln and criticizes its authors and sponsors for harming manufacturing agriculture and commerce.
The Sioux Falls Press comments on Bryan's denial of writing a letter to Filipinos urging continued resistance against the United States. It asserts the American people would have been just as well satisfied with Bryan's silence on any subject.
The South Dakota delegates to the national convention to obtain positions on committees are Resolutions G. G. Bennett permanent organization Geo. Rice on credentials James Halley rules and order M P Beebe committee to notify nominee for President B Collins committee to notify nominee for vice president Emil Braugh chairman of the delegation L L Lostutter national committeeman Joe Green.
The London Chronicle reports a humorous overheard remark by an aged minister with a stutter about Rev. Charles M. Sheldon sailing across the Atlantic aboard a Cunarder on a spreading tour. He joked the author of In His Steps would have walked instead.
The article notes U S per capita money circulation at 25 75 dollars, higher than England at 17 05 and Germany at 19 84, with the figure now over 26 and rising. It lists 1894 and 1899 savings bank deposits in the United States, showing deposits and totals for depositors and funds, including increases in deposits.
A county earlier abolished the county convention and adopted a primary reform likened to initiative and referendum. It was implemented as a reform one aimed to purify politics but it failed without a voters’ submission.
Experience of millions proves Hood's Sarsaparilla cures general debility and strengthens blood nerves stomach and liver. Frederick Reed of Albany reports improved strength and vitality after using the remedy. Do not take substitutes when you call for Hood's Sarsaparilla. Tememba Hood's Sarsaparilla disappoints.
The reform managers discarded the old time convention system but tried a secret ballot once and soon gave up. Dreams of reform fail when tested and the populists fare no better.
In a colorful monologue, Mr. Dooley argues whiskey, at fifteen cents a slug or two for a quarter, is a steadfast standard of value unlike gold or silver which fluctuate. He jokes that it would be better kept at the internal revenue office, ensuring a reliable medium for buying food and luxuries.
Delegates press for Theodore Roosevelt to be nominated for vice president at the National Convention in Philadelphia. Roosevelt refuses. McKinley remains the president's candidate, with Dolliver favored for vice president and Long supported by the more extreme faction.
Tom Ayers private secretary to Governor Lee and congressional hopeful spoke at the convention. He warned against Republican policies under McKinley, criticized expansion, denounced prosperity, and claimed silver revival is extinct while praising Lincoln and Garfield only to criticize their party.
The piece notes Mr Ayres downplays Union struggles while praising William Jennings Bryan as a greater triumph than Grant at Appomattox If reform forces in Beadle county back Bryan for congress voters will decide in November The question is posed will they support him The tone is skeptical and urging rejection.
Post office reports show broad salary increases across South Dakota cities last year. Aberdeen tops with $2,500, followed by Sioux Falls at $2,800 and Watertown at $2,300, while Mitchell Salem and Sisseton rise by $200 to set salaries at $2,200, $1,200 and $1,300 respectively.
The Grand Army Bill approved May 9 1900 changes how veterans file. No new form is required but all applicants must note the act on submission. Old forms may be used with a specific amendment indicating the May 9 1900 act.
Describes weeks of drought ending with rain bringing relief to a prairie farm community. Farmers endure heat and dust until rain arrives, bringing gratitude and hope for harvest under a merciful God. Includes imagery of drought, wells, rain barrels, and relieved settlers.
One year ago in June three doctors gave me up to die. I was confined to bed ten weeks and believe ulceration of the womb was my trouble. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound four bottles and Liver Pills and Sanative Wash I improved greatly. I weighed 155 pounds, never weighing over 138 before. I recommend it to all my friends. Higginsville Missouri.
Mrs Barnhart of New Castle Pennsylvania reports a dramatic relief from long standing ailments after using the medicine. She cites seven years of marriage four births two miscarriages and multiple health troubles including womb falling leucorrhea back and leg pains dyspepsia and nervous stomach trembling. After treatment she claims all these troubles have vanished and she can enjoy life again.
The South Dakota Republican platform reaffirms allegiance to the party, praises McKinley administration gains, and endorses free homes, trust regulation, currency gold standard, and expanded railroad commission powers. It lauds veterans of the Civil War and Spanish-American War, supports rural mail delivery, state printing procurement, and stronger anti trust measures.
Washington June 20 The industrial commission has taken a recess until next Monday for a brief session. Another meeting is not likely until September. A sub commission is planned to meet in Philadelphia July 20 to take testimony and its outline has been endorsed.
In Tacoma Washington a special board of inquiry session examined 60 Japanese immigrants. Of these 60, 43 were ordered deported on grounds of contract status or pauperism. Five cases involved women suspected of being brought in for immoral purposes.
Cape Town dispatch notes ministerial deadlock easing as Sir John Gordon Sprigg aims to form a ministry within days and Rose-Innes may take a portfolio. A Laingsnek report says General Christian Botha plans Baardekop with a smaller force, while a German ambulance taken by Buller is sent to Durban to return to the Transvaal via Delagoa Bay.
London rumors say Lord Roberts negotiates surrender terms with President Kruger and General Botha through their wives. The chatter centers on possible terms and the talks reportedly involve high level figures amid ongoing peace hopes.
Democratic primaries completed statewide with Senator Clark's allies winning 19 counties and splitting allocations in one. Daly forces won four counties while no protest signer was sent to county or state conventions. Clark will lead Montana's delegation to Kansas City.
Dynamite was used freely during the strike in St Louis with several cars damaged. A wrecked car on Page avenue led to four more damaged vehicles citywide. One car on the Southern division had its trucks shattered and roof torn off, but no serious injuries were reported.
A would be poisoner tried to kill seven members of farmer George Bringer family near Madison by arsenic laced coffee. The plan failed as the poison acted as an emetic rather than delivering harm.
A severe wind storm swept through Wess City Missouri causing major damage to three zinc mine shaft houses. The Memphis railway sectionhouse ends were blown in and the electric railway was blocked, halting trolley service.
The War Department reports Cuba customs receipts for January to April 1900 total 5 414 963 dollars, up 960 811 dollars from the same period last year. Chief Samori, longtime West African foe, has died at Libreville after capture and transport by a French expedition.
In New York a Cotton Exchange seat fetched 3600 dollars far above prior prices. The rise is attributed to recent commission cuts and a surge in exchange business.
Beadle county residents are invited to visit CH Longstaff pharmacist in the Dinneen Block two doors west of the First National Bank. The store offers drugs sundries paints oils brushes and a full stock of patent medicines. Stop by for cool drinks and ice cream soda this summer while doctors prescriptions are skillfully compounded.
List of letters unclaimed in the Huron South Dakota post office for week ending June 2 1900. Names include Dunklee John H Wilson Anon Patty W B Sewart P N Small Miss Mattie. Address parties to say advertised and pay one cent at stamp window. Postmaster C N Cooper.
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal baby remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea claiming it softens gums soothes the child and cures discomfort priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
Real estate listing notes locations east of the Missouri River in South Dakota. Joan H. Kina of Huron invites inquiries to buy cattle ranches and dairy farms at reasonable prices.
J C Klemme announces candidacy for re election as Beadle County register of deeds subject to voters decision at the November election.
tf J. C. Graer offers a cook stove and a heater along with a bedstead at 439 Utah St. Describes usable household items ready for pickup.
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