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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1891
Page
5
A historian quotes a public figure praising an opponent, saying it would be possible to see him re-elected despite policy differences. The speaker emphasizes cordial personal relations and high esteem for the other person. The passage focuses on civility in politics and mutual respect.
From the Editor's Study in Harper's Magazine March issue. Howells praises Lamb for warmth, sense, and kindness while noting his weaknesses and sorrows, contrasting his robust inward strength with critics' mawkishness and Carlyle's more nuanced view.
In a private letter Capp Sargent describes Victoria as a great city with extensive Chinese and Japanese populations. He notes 15 000 residents, sights in their town, and describes shops trading opium rice and mall goods. He comments on wealth among the English and mentions casual observations of street life and fashion.
A telegram from Yankton reports the death of W. Fr. Harnden of this city from pneumonia on Friday evening March 6. He was nearly 48, born in Ontario County Canada, moved to the United States in 1862, studied at the State University of Wisconsin, and worked in the local Journal. Harnden was a Democrat active in politics, married with two daughters, and his loss shocks his family.
Dispatches from Yankton report Mr Harnden died by his own act. The town expresses sympathy as services likely occurred, with notes of community sorrow. March 34, 1891 Honey 8 D. Huron and surrounding posts show letters and notices about school year end and institute timing.
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