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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
7
Local resident Lizzie E. of 540 Jones Ave reports severe eczema and other troubles cured by Cuticura Remedies. She credits the Resolvent as the best blood medicine and endorses the advertised cures after a year of treatment and years of symptoms.
Reports from Christiania dated March 5 describe a violent storm that wrecked a large Norwegian fishing fleet. Between 1,200 and 1,400 sailors are involved, with seventy nine boats reaching various islands and three steamers searching for missing men. Authorities urge immediate public relief.
Ramsey county grand jury indicts the Dispatch Pioneer Press and News for publishing a detailed account of the Williams hanging in violation of the John Day Smith law. The charges target corporate actions, not individual staff, with penalties up to $100 or ninety days in jail for misdemeanor publication of the execution details.
Mark M. Davis, a brakeman shot by a colored man, died early today in Springfield Ohio. Edward Dean and Preston Ladd, both colored, are jailed in Dayton charged with the shooting. The death raises fears of further lynching as militia kept alert.
In Chicago on March 5, prisoner Joseph Brown struck Assistant State's Attorney Frank Crowe as he passed by in court. Crowe was knocked unconscious while Brown faced an indeterminate sentence ranging from one year to life in the penitentiary.
Cincinnati March 5 President Rowe of the First National Bank declares the senate committee power will be tested in the courts after a cashier ignored a subpoena in the Drake investigating sorentere case.
Ambassador Mc Cormick and Premier Rouvier outline a notable Franco-American celebration in Paris to unveil the statue of Benjamin Franklin on April 20. Former Postmaster General Charles Emery Smith of Philadelphia named as chief speaker.
K A Everitt president of the American Society of Equity says the farmers strike is in full blast and that the organization controls farmers in 2700 of about 2800 counties. He cites pledged cooperation to control marketing of the 1905 crops to raise grain and livestock prices with stated figures for wheat corn oats barley hogs cattle and potatoes based on Chicago markets.
Constable Joseph Fleis was shot and killed by Mrs. Lawrence Baker at 966 West Chicago Avenue during a property levy. Police say Fleis did not read the warrant and forced entry. Baker retreated to a bedroom and fired, the bullet hitting him in the heart. Baker was arrested.
Seven anthracite coal operators appointed to confer with miners committees will meet in New York City early next week to discuss the miners demands. The meeting date was not disclosed and the call was issued at night.
Notable obituaries include Jose Maria de Pereda the Santander novelist and Joseph O. Siebeneck former Pittsburgh Chronicle editor died of pneumonia. Other items note Joseph Medill Patterson resigning as Chicago Public Works Commissioner and Shaw planning 10 million in temporary public deposits. Ex consul John Good named China foreign adviser in Nanking at 500 dollars monthly. A Sebastopol mutiny case concluded, and Ohio to sue the Wholesale Grocers association under antitrust. Sioux City Great Northern station acquisition completed for 1.25 million dollars.
On March 2 Minneapolis reports wheat for May at 79 cents and July at 81 cents. On track prices show No. 1 hard at 78.44 cents, No. 1 Northern at 78 cents, and No. 2 Northern at 76 cents.
Cattle Good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50, common to fair 3.50 to 4.25. Good to choice cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.50, yearlings 2.00 to 5.00. Hogs 5.90 to 6.10. Sheep yearling wethers 5.25 to 6.00, good to choice lambs 6.00 to 6.50.
On March 2 in Duluth wheat prices show No 1 Northern 78 cents On track No 1 Northern 78 cents No 2 Northern 76 cents May 79 4 cents July 76 cents Flax prices arrive and on track May 1.1144 May 1.13 July 1.14 Sept 1.13 Oct 1.12
The German army is reported to be in position and ready to move into French territory at short notice, signaling possible military action amid rising tensions and strategic mobilization. The report notes rapid deployment and readiness without specifying a date or location.
Paris reports the Journal details along the German frontiers showing Germans do not want war but are ready for invasion. It says mobilization plans allow rapid entry into France and urges abandoning French reliance on fortifications in favor of a German invasion strategy.
Reports from St. Petersburg dated March 3 say Russia’s representations in Berlin to mediate between Germany and France have not succeeded. The tension between the two nations is viewed as eased somewhat and it is believed President Roosevelt may act via Baron Speck von Sternburg if a final emergency arraignment is needed.
Algeciras Spain March 3 hope深ful mood rises as rumors of a compromise circulate, suggesting progress in the tense situation. Local residents sense a potential easing of tensions as discussions continue.
After councils at Tsarskoe Selo the emperor ordered a manifesto to codify liberty in the empire. A national assembly and council of the empire will comprise clergy nobility zemstvos academia and industry with equal appointed and elected members. Both houses can initiate legislation within limits and hold ministers to account. sessions are public.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies made from glyceric extracts of native roots. It promises alcohol free formulas and cites a free booklet with medical endorsements sent on request, plus a $1.50 cost for a clothbound edition of the doctor’s medical adviser.
Governor General Ide reports from Manila that provincial elections proceeded without disorder, despite widespread ballot casting. The war department watches with keen interest as Filipinos gain suffrage experience.
Paris reports that a revolutionary movement against Venezuela is forming on the island of Trinidad. The insurgents are concentrating there awaiting arms and supplies before attempting a landing on the Venezuelan coast.
Chicago market report lists cattle and calves at 3.90 to 5.00 for various categories including cows heifers and stockers, Texans at 3.65, hogs mix and butchers from 6.05 to 6.30, good heavy 6.20, and lambs at 4.75 to 7.00 with sheep 3.75 to 6.10.
Chicago market round up shows Wheat May 80 3/4 cents July 80 3/4. Corn May 43 3/4 cents July 43 3/4. Oats May 30 3/4 cents July 20 3/4. Pork May 15.22 and July 15.27. Milk prices across regions North Western 1.12 Southwestern 1. May 1.12. Butter Creameries 17 2/7 and dairies 17 24 1/4. Eggs 13 1/2. Poultry turkeys 12 1/4, chickens 13, springs 12.
Nearly 2,000 Russian refugees reach New York in steerage on the Pennsylvania from Hamburg. Most had left Russia weeks earlier and were held for health inspections at Hamburg before sailing.
Washington March 3 private claim bills from the committee on claims had priority in the house. The committee aims to pass twenty eight bills, each involving small sums, with the entire package totaling only fifteen thousand dollars.
A scientific wonder claim highlights Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing a professor in Waynesboro Pennsylvania of piles. The product is said to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and saltrheum with a 23 cent price at Wheeler's drug store.
The National Butter Makers Association holds a Chicago meeting from February 9 to 25 at the Coliseum with a dairy show featuring machinery and products. The Chicago & North Western Railway offers special low rates February 15 to 21 inclusive. details are available from ticket agents.
An old time remedy claims to ease constipation and prevent complications by regulating the stomach liver and bowels. Sold at Wheeler's drug store and advertised as a safe painless laxative.
The National Railway Training School in Boston Minnesota invites young men to train by mail for railroad jobs as firemen and brakemen without prior experience. The ad promises quick enrollment and completion once competency is achieved.
An advertisement urges buyers troubled with piles to use Witch Hazel Salve from E. C DeWitt & Co Chicago claiming it is the original. It warns against counterfeit versions that imitate the genuine DeWitt’s product and fail to relieve symptoms.
Dates conflict prompt Huron Orchestra to postpone dancing school night to the following Friday March 2nd.
A testimonial from Hon Jake Moore of Atlanta Ga praises Kodol Dyspepsia Care for relieving indigestion in one day. The ad claims Kodol digests what you eat and relieves sour stomach and gas belching. Sold by Hol and Wheeler.
The Hugontre map by famed cartographer F Frank Peterson outlines planned railroad extensions in South Dakota for the year, updating routes and prospective lines.
An advertisement touts nh nedy's Lax tive Hleuey and Tar as an effective cathartic for colds and related ailments. It claims cleansing the bowels frees the head and phlegm, with relief for coughs and bronchial symptoms. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
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