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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
2
Advice promotes Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda as a two to three month fall food program for children to prevent cold illness. Adults with weak health are urged to try Scott's Emulsion for a fall two month course to stay well. Confirm with a doctor and ensure wrapper shows Scott & Bowne.
Daily rail timetable fragment shows train numbers 2 3 5 6 7 10 15 24 freight and mail Express services. Notes daily except Sunday and connections at Sioux Valley Junction to Watertown. L H Jones is listed as agent.
Rio Janeiro news reports martial law extended for an indefinite period due to unsettled conditions. Senator Pinheiro Machado and other high officials have been arrested on charges of conspiring against President Moraes, triggering a strong reaction in the city.
In St Paul a jury found Bickel guilty of a state banking law violation. He is former vice president of Minnesota Savings Bank and led the institution. The verdict follows one of several indictments against him.
The Boston owners have closed the base of the famous seven mine group, extensively developed, located 16 miles south of Tucson, Arizona. Count Manfred von Matuschka of Silesia and Miss Ella Walker of Detroit were married Tuesday in Detroit. Miss Walker is granddaughter of Hiram Walker, founder of the Walkerville distillery in Ontario.
The Spanish government formally asked recall of Consul General Lee in Havana. The president refused, stating Lee bore himself with fidelity and courage. Spain also suggested relief ships not use war vessels. Washington gave a firm negative and proceeded with a relief plan from Key West to Matanzas and Sagua.
Report of divers testimony suggesting survivors were of minor significance. Expectation stated that their labors would end in ten days at the Cuban capital.
Key West dispatch reports plan changes for Cuban aid. The Fern, not the Montgomery or Nashville, will take supplies from Key West to Cuba, aided by the survey boat Bache. A naval officer notes the court of inquiry toward Havana aims to finish in about ten days with no decisive finding yet.
General Daniel Sickles, former minister to Spain, says Spain's demand for recall of Consul General Lee is serious and likely to yield consequences. He argues Spain may demand recall on the grounds that Lee is persona non grata and that McKinley may refuse, justifying Spain to hand him his passports.
Thirteen arrests include Henri Laine and Vicente Pardo Suarez editor of La Republica plus 11 others. Eight prisoners occupy cell No 47 and five in cell No 46 at Cabanas Fortress. Laine to be sent north Wednesday. American sources say two or more correspondents must return to the United States together. Eighteen implicated. eleven to be expelled, seven sent to the Isle of Pines.
Captain Marix from Kry West Florida appeals for reporters to halt speculation about the Maine disaster. He cautions the public against theories until an official report is ready, noting it could spark questions about war and promising forthcoming readings for Americans.
In Havana on March 8 a body identified as Wagner, a Marine sergeant, was among six bodies sent to Key West aboard the Badie. The Fern dispatch boat will be relieved. The Mangrove with the US naval court of inquiry arrived in Havana and held a session. Ensign Powelson was examined on divers work and his examination continued after recess.
Havana reports American divers have probed the Maine's wardroom and officers' mess as they seek bodies in the petty officers' compart ment. The outlook grows that few more remains will be recovered with no bodies found that day. Captain Sharp of Merritt Chapman notes the turrets must be opened after cutting steel bolts, with experts forecasting about a month before turret removal begins.
At Colon cemetery in Havana the graves of 161 victims from the Maine were decorated with two large floral wreaths and a cross. A crowd of Americans attended, including Consul General Lee, Captain Sigsbee, and Chaplain Chidwick who offered a brief prayer. George C. Mages of Chicago spoke briefly. neither Lee nor Sigsbee spoke.
Paris March 5 Colonel Henry a witness in the Zola trial has challenged Colonel Picquart to a duel to contradict minor points of his testimony.
The Bos tonia steamed from Cincinnati wharf bound for Louisville when eight roustabouts were thrown into the river. Four drowned in the incident as the vessel sailed away.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla requires a constitutional remedy for catarrh not curable by local applications. It asserts the medicine erases scrofulous taints in the blood and benefits sufferers even after other remedies fail. Hood's Pills are described as prompt and reliable.
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