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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
6
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion contains flesh making elements and strength giving nutrients. It asserts many cases show rapid weight gain, noting people have gained a pound daily after taking an ounce.
Queen Victoria and suite head to Nice while U S Ambassador Bayard suffers a mild influenza attack. The treasury shows a $100000 loss in gold, leaving reserve at $126411209. Italia club members in Chicago offer service for Abyssinian campaign. Guetzkow Bros assign, bond set at $50000. New Hampshire Chief Justice Doe dies of paralysis at Rollinsford depot. Missouri Governor grants stay of execution for Foster Pollard and Frank Harris. Fletcher presents Minneapolis board of trade memorial for Sioux City Union Pacific branch.
A nostalgic ad line traces Castoria’s grip from infancy to motherhood and beyond. The familiar refrain highlights Castoria as a trusted remedy across stages of a family, suggesting enduring brand loyalty and cross generational use.
In Wasa Hindon on March 111 the senate stalled the Cuban question as opponents led by Mr Hale of Maine denounced US interference. The session drew a large crowd in galleries with diplomats present while discussions focused on postponements, resolutions, and the Dupont contest.
Wasa Hineton March 11 report that Senator Chandler pushes resolutions to investigate senate expenditures. He intends to advance committee consideration and seek reports for open senate debate, provoking cool reception from both sides of the chamber.
District of Columbia business dominated the day in the house on March 11. Lawmakers approved a gas rate cut from 1.50 to 1 per 1000 cubic feet after a long dispute with the gas company. The post office appropriation bill discussion continued with no major amendments.
The house committee on banking and currency voted to report favorably to the house the Johnson of Indiana bill. It would allow national banks to issue notes equal to the par value of bonds they deposit in the treasury as security for note issuance.
The document notes each unorganized county is to receive one delegate at each convention, dated Watertown S D the 10th of Perens by order of the State Central Committee with A C Johnson chair and Lee Stover secretary. Three score injured in St Louis electric rail collision leaves four likely to die.
Beadle county Republicans schedule a March 18 1896 primary to choose sixteen delegates for the state convention at Huron March 2 and sixteen delegates for Aberdeen July Ltd. Delegates elected by districts. Huron city gets six delegates. Candidates must file by March 7 with $1.00. Secretary Gro A Fessenden and Chairman J P Davis announce judges and district slates across multiple townships.
Minna Barrea tests Hood's Sarsaparilla saying it cured distress in stomach chest pains and heaviness. She declares Hood's Sarsaparilla the best medicine and credits it with a complete cure in Glasston North Dakota February 8 1896.
The Pacific Mail Steamship line's liner City of Rio de Janeiro left San Francisco Feb 6 for Yokohama, carrying 156 aboard. No word has reached New York. crew of 30 whites and 79 Chinese, plus 4 cabin and 42 steerage passengers. Theorized delay due to bad weather skipping Yokohama. if true, delay until Hong Kong will extend worry, though some expect a later report from China.
In Hisnaton March 10 minor business moved the house prior to resuming the postoffice appropriation bill. The Senate adopted resolutions authorizing the treasury secretary to distribute diplomas and medals of the world's fair to exhibitors entitled thereto.
FRANKFORT Ky March 10 Two ballots were taken for United States senator with no winner. Initial belief suggested Blackburn would be re elected but vote changes left no majority among the Populists and others.
A. Nolting of Elgin Illinois has purchased the entire chain of creameries in the western part of Winnebago County from Judge Washburne. The holdings include the creameries at Omro Eureka Bartha Russford and Poygan.
Fire at 1 a m. gutted Union Warehouse company No 3 in Louisville. Losses reached 175000 on contents including merchandise hay and farming implements and 30000 on the building.
Miss Clara Barton reports in a Red Cross letter on the party voyage that began January 22 and praises the Ottoman foreign minister for granting full entry into Armenia. The minister’s cordial reception aided safe, pleasant travels and productive results.
At its regular meeting the New York Chamber of Commerce approved a call for business leaders to back a clear platform endorsing the gold standard. The appeal urges citizens to press delegates at party conventions to defend the present monetary standard promptly.
The governor fixed the execution date for H. H. Holmes as Thursday May 7. After the supreme court affirmed the lower court, the death warrant was prepared and sent to Sheriff Clement of Philadelphia.
Kimberly March 7 Gardiner Williams manager of the De Beers mines was arrested on a charge of removing arms without a license and remanded with bail of 1000 pounds. It is stated the arms were destined for the Transvaal and sent in coke trucks.
The Nebraska supreme court declares Omaha canal bonds invalid in a case involving 1,000,000 in bonds and plans for a Platte River canal. The ruling centers on the legality of the vast project and its financing.
Harper's Weekly outlines plans for 1896 featuring international reports by Julian Ralph and Richard Harding Davis, naval evolutions illustrated, Army frontier studies, and the Kiel Canal opening. It promises devotion to art, literature, drama, and social questions with Howells on books and a Busy World gossip column. The Transit Commission progress and a presidential election are noted, with an independent stance for good government and sound money.
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