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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
4
A two week revival in Huron draws growing crowds as churches unite under an evangelist. The piece urges the church to shed cold formalism and embrace the compassion and outreach of Jesus, to sustain the revival beyond the evangelist's visit.
Russian fortunes collapse in Manchuria with Mukden reported fallen and Kuropatkin's army surrounded. The article lauds Japanese gains from sea to land, calls the czar blind to fate, and urges peace to end further sacrifices.
Reports from St Petersburg describe continued war zeal among the grand dukes and nobles while the public pleads for peace. A new Manchurian campaign would replace 200000 dead and wounded near Mukden, signaling further bloodshed to honor the czar.
The primary remains effectively inactive as the favored ally of the bosses loses momentum and milestones once seen as a path to power fade away.
The state capitol bill, once seen as an obstacle, is now praised as wise. Officials expect the commissioner of school and public lands to sell endowment lands this year to raise the $150 000 appropriation. He cited available lands near the river at ten to fifteen dollars an acre, with appraisals starting soon and board support to secure funds for immediate construction.
The HurontEe declines to be the aggressor in a public dispute over Mr Kelley. It defends its position against the Journal-World and says redress for wrongs lies in the courts. It urges judicial investigations proceed without harming the public interest.
Congressman Martin denounces Garfield's beef trust report as superficial or a whitewash. He asserts investigators failed to expose exactions nationwide and argues the report will not change public opinion or deter efforts to end the trust and restore normal traffic.
The primary boosters were stunned when a fluent newspaper writer among them declared in print that the opposition now wants a leader. The Huronite 18 notes a movement forming that looks to the next step for the state organization.
The Volga Tribune notes Editor McLeod of The Aberdeen News visited Pierre during the legislative session. He acted in his individual capacity, not as a spokesman for any company, and the paper is praised for accurate unbiased reports of the proceedings.
The writer denies any criminal acts and challenges the state attorney to reveal evidence. He states he would welcome lawful scrutiny of his conduct and warns against threats, asserting he has never robbed, embezzled, or forged papers. He claims no indictable offenses are known to him.
William J. Bryan addressed the Wisconsin legislature on Tuesday advocating La Follette as the leading reformer in the Republican party. He met with the Wisconsin governor at lunch and signals suggest a party realignment with Bryan and La Follette as future leaders.
In Minneapolis the name of a deceased man appears on a petition asking the city council to open specific streets. The notice notes the apparent dead man’s signature or name connected to the draft request.
Wm. R. Harper will be John D. Rockefeller's guest during convalescence and plans to return to Chicago with a check for another million.
Large undeveloped coal fields in Colorado are reportedly claimed by fraudulent entries tied to the Gould-Rockefeller coal combination. The government announces an investigation to uncover the fraud and determine rightful ownership.
Three major politicians have floated bold presidential bids amid a turbulent political year. As campaigns heat up before 1908, several contenders may falter before Roosevelt's successor is chosen.
It is hoped Kuropatkin's army is surrounded and forced to surrender as the Japanese Russian conflict reaches a point where further Russian resistance is deemed useless.
The article notes the legislature’s economy as a fact. It calls appropriation bills the smallest in years and hails the record of the 9th session as one the Phene party may be proud of.
The text notes the end of Mrs Chadwick’s criminal career as she faces the consequences of the law, with the article emphasizing the heartbreak and misery that accompany her downfall.
A corps of surveyors works west of Evarts strengthening reports that the Milwaukee Road plans a coast extension. The activity near Evarts fuels speculation about broader railroad expansion and future routes.
Mitchell will tax all property within the sprinkling district to fund street watering. The measure targets properties in the designated sprinkling district and aims to support municipal water needs.
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on the Richards Tavust Company for assistance.
A fragment notes that some men from the chloroform era could render a younger person unconscious without the drug. The remark hints at early anesthesia practices and skilled practitioners adapting to safer methods.
A remark suggests that defending the mirage raid attempt by members of congress would need a skilled sophist rather than a straightforward explanation from Congressman Grosvenor. The line signals political tension and questioning of the raid's legitimacy.
Addicks maintains fourteen votes for United States senator from Delaware as his support grows after the metaphorical barrel became empty. The report notes continued backing amid unclear further rounds.
Wary observers say the czar may end the conflict soon if he can shed the sway of the grand dukes. The remark suggests a turning point depending on court power dynamics and political leverage.
The sentence speculates that as Russia prepares another army the Japanese will press a retreating force into a collapsing defensive maneuver. It reflects wartime distrust and strategic caution about Eastern Front dynamics.
Sioux Falls rejoices as Governor Elrod does not veto the waterworks bill, clearing the measure for implementation in the city.
The primary political machine produces campaign material praising the Democrats. It showcases organizers and supporters rallying for a strong party image amid upcoming elections.
A concise political note suggests the President should personally handle Mr Garfield amid mounting tensions. The statement implies direct intervention to manage the disputed situation and preserve governance.
Oil interests push strategic actions in Kansas amid unrest and factional clashes. Tensions rise as corporate influence interacts with political factions, drawing attention from regional communities and national observers.
A license issue will be placed on the April election ballot for voters to decide. The measure outlines the proposed licensing terms and conditions and the expected impact on local businesses and regulation.
Sioux Falls aims to attract a match factory as an economic move while facing a separate divorce trend. Local officials weigh incentives and site options to attract manufacturing jobs and reduce economic strain.
Chas F Lemberger of Syracuse recounts how he treated his son’s injury with Len's Salve. He claims the salve healed a severe eye wound and treated burns and ulcers. The advertisement promotes Len's Salve at 25 cents from A Wheeler’s drug store.
Judge Whiting opened the Ninth Judicial Circuit court with a grand jury impaneled. Jurors include Wm Foley Clyde A P Royer Carlisle Wm Ritter Custer Jas Atwater Wessington H C Barton Belle Prairie O C Buell Wolsey H J Steele Clifton Herman Baumhoff Cavour. Likely probes target houses of ill repute and local drug stores. One notable criminal case is state vs J F Spencer for selling adulterated food. Civil docket shows 27 small-claim cases. term sliced to about two weeks. Out-of-town counsel listed.
Twenty horses and mares and one large mule offered for cash or on time. Exchange possible for cows or other stock. Call at the stable on 3rd Street in Huron South Dakota. Listed by John E Warp.
The Detroit based D. M. Ferry & Co. marks half a century of growth through strict business integrity and high seed standards. Ferry's Seeds are praised for purity freshness and reliability with a fresh stock from growers available through dealers nationwide. Farmers and gardeners are urged to obtain the 1905 seed annual.
Rev James Stewart Dickson is appointed new secretary of the Board of Aid for Colleges and will visit Huron College on May 18 19 to evaluate local support and the college's future. His tour aims to raise endowment funds for western Presbyterian colleges and gauge community commitment.
ANOTHER RECITAL directed by Prof. Emil Anderson features Huron college music students. The second recital is set for Tuesday March 21 likely in the college chapel. The program lists Mazurka Butterfly Spring Song Grand Valse Heller Tarantelle Rondo Capriccioise Moonlight Sonata and Festal Polonaise performed by named students and instructors.
Itching bleeding or protruding piles are claimed to be cured by PAZO OINTMENT with a refund if it fails in any case. First application provides ease and rest. Sold 50 cents, or 50c postage paid by sending stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo.
On Tuesday March 21st a public auction will be held at my farm in Pleasant View township section 24 113 62. Items include farm machinery 30 head of horses 200 head of cattle and other articles. Perry 8 DALQuist.
Rates for settlers to Minnesota North Dakota Black Hills district Wyoming Manitoba Western Ontario Saskatchewan and Assiniboia via the Northwestern Line on Tuesdays March 7 14 21 28 and April 4 11 18 25 1905. For tickets and full information apply to agents Chicago and North Western Bay.
A fragment warns about a destructive fire and promotes De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a treatment for burns and cuts. The clipping claims the salve heals without scarring and is a household staple mentioned by a writer in Alabama reference.
A vintage advertisement claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as a tonic rather than drastic care. It lists cures for headache constipation and biliousness with small easy to take pills. A Valley City North Carolina hotel clerk Mack Hamilton reports two bottles cured chronic constipation. Sold by Holland Wheeler.
The advertisement touts Nickel Plate trains with vestibuled sleeping cars and dining service on routes Chicago to Boston New York and Buffalo with through sleepers to multiple points. Train No 2 departs 10 35 a m daily to Boston and New York via several roads. Train No 4 departs 2 30 p m daily to Buffalo and New York. Train No 6 departs 9 15 p m to Ft Wayne Cleveland Erie and New York arriving next morning. Rates stated as lowest. contact John Y Calahan General Agent or ticket offices in Chicago.
Mrs Chadwick, escorted by two U S marshals, visited her former residence in a closed carriage. She inspected belongings chosen to keep while the rest of the house furnishings will be sold at public auction next Friday under executor claims, a court-approved move amid her federal case. The scene at the mansion was poignant as she wept and later exchanged a brief handshake with Dr Chadwick.
London on March 16 Baron Hayashi the Japanese minister said in an interview that all suggestions that Japan had officially or unofficially sent feelers toward peace were unfounded.
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