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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
6
A Michigan woman describes five years of severe eczema suffering ending with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent treatments. She details relief after starting baths and ointment, finishing four bottles, and invites others to write for confirmation.
An advertisement extols Cuticura as a superior remedy for itching eczema and scaly eruptions including psoriasis like symptoms. It claims relief from itching burning scalp and hair loss, urging readers to send for “How to Cure.”
Improved Farms advertises a 76 000 acre hardwood timber tract with maple basswood birch and hemlock near rail, markets, churches, creameries, and roads. Each land purchase includes a ready to move log house 18 by 26 feet and terms of one fourth cash and four equal annual payments at 6 percent.
One hundred million feet of hard wood timber available for cutting by a small portable mill operator. A few thousand acres of timber offer potential yield of 7 to 10 thousand feet per acre. Tickets to C v a C and M W Ry with low land seeker rates and fare refunded to land purchasers. For maps and details contact Vecke's LA Agency, 26tw Gamberland, Wia.
Four men blew open a Genoa bank vault and seized between 25 000 and 20 000 dollars in cash along with papers valued at 30 000 dollars. They fled toward Toledo abandoning their buggies after spotting police. Detectives hunt them as Toledo police and city forces scour the area.
In Denver on March 14 three people died one is missing and four others are in critical condition after George Schissler a teamster driven by defeat in court attacked Kay Sill and his family. Schissler killed Kay and Mrs Sill and burned the Sill home before being shot by police and dying. A daughter of the Sills is believed burned. Mrs Schissler is recovering.
J F Cordova the un frocked minister and former pastor of Conklin Methodist Episcopal church in South River is on trial for assault and abandonment after two elopements with the blacksmith’s daughter Julia Bowne. Bowne remains in jail as a reluctant witness while Cordova proclaims his readiness to accept punishment if she is unharmed.
Ten people were injured in a crash near Colorado Springs on March 14 as Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 11 southbound on the Denver and Rio Grande line collided with a freight train. Details were incomplete due to weather and damaged copy.
Mrs Chadwick has been found guilty on seven counts of conspiracy to defraud the United States government. Each count carries a two year term and a $10 000 fine. Dawley her senior counsel said appeal to Cincinnati is planned and argued the jury were unacquainted with banking actions and lending practices.
The March storm drenched Southern California with 1.01 inches of rain on Sunday after a weekend of rain, driven by an east and southeast gale. Coastal damage followed with several launches driven ashore at Long Beach, minor shipping harm at San Pedro, and wharves wrecked at Santa Monica and Ocean Park.
Washington reports the Santo Domingo treaty debate is unsettled with several senators meeting the president. Senator Cullom says the session length and treaty fate remain doubtful and voting timing unclear. Some expect action this week while others fear adjournment may come by Saturday.
Senate convened as Mr. Morgan presented a Santo Domingo constitution translation. The body went into executive session at 12 10. Teller urged open doors for full record of senators positions, but the motion failed. A stenographer proposal to record the debate was also defeated.
Advices from Addis Ababa report Emperor Menelik has granted the National Bank of Egypt a charter to establish the State Bank of Abyssinia. The capital of 2 400 000 dollars will be contributed by the Bank of Egypt and French and Italian bankers in Jibatil French Somaliland.
Disturbances erupted in Madrid Barcelona and Valencia amid the provincial elections. In Valencia revolvers were fired and swords used leaving one man dead and many injured.
New York March 14 conditions from the Interborough Rapid Transit strike show little improvement. Despite repudiation by the national union and guidance to reclaim old positions, schedules remain irregular and trains crowded. About 500 strikers to be rehired today as the line slowly replaces strike breakers with former employees. Officials hope elevated and subway service soon reach normal levels.
Joseph Steffel was acquitted by a jury in Judge Brazee's court after two weeks of trial for the Dec 30 murder of Hans Tritschler, East Water street saloonkeeper. The verdict followed hours of deliberation and relied on circumstantial evidence.
London March 14 During an inspection of a new blast furnace at Bolckow Vaughn near Middlesborough a gas tank exploded and H S Pollard an American engineer in charge was killed instantly
Brief items report the death of George Rhodes Harris a Boston banker at his Brookline home and Charles E Dunwoody Philadelphia grain merchant. They note British military budget gains for 1905 06 New York policeman Jeremiah Barber inherits two fortunes and Porto Rican legislative adjournment. Also covered are bankruptcy discharges for D J Sully Co and Yale President Arthur Hadley warning against money worship in a Broadway speech.
Wheat on track quotes show May at 1.09, July 1.0614, Sept 0.884. Grades include No. 1 hard 1.13 3/4, No. 1 Northern 1.10 3/4, No. 2 Northern 1.0643. Market data dated March 13 from Minneapolis.
Wheat prices for No. 1 Northern at 1.06 percent and No. 2 Northern at 1.604 percent with May July and Sept futures listed. Flax prices show to arrive and on track at 1.40 for May and 1.49 for May delivery actions.
St Paul on March 13 lists cattle ranges from good to choice steers at 4.60 to 5.50 and cows and heifers from 5.25 to 4.25, hogs 4.55 to 4.95, and sheep wethers yearlings 5.40 to 6.50 with native lambs 6.75 to 7.00.
Cattle good to prime steers 5.15 to 6.25 dollars, poor to medium 3.75 to 4.80, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.65, cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.00, calves 3.00 to 7.00. Hogs mixed and butchers 4.85 to 5.05, good to heavy 5.00 to 5.12 1/2, light 4.70 to 5.00. Sheep good to choice wethers 5.60 to 6.10, Western 5.00 to 6.00, native lambs 5.00 to 7.60, Western 6.00 to 7.00.
Chicago trading notes show Wheat May at 1.13 a bushel with July and Sept quotes, Corn May 47 4 cents, July 19 percent, Sept 4914 19 percent, Oats May 31 percent, July 31 percent, Sept 29 percent, Pork May 12.55 and July 12.72, Flax cash quotes from North Western and Southwestern markets with March and May futures at 1.25 and 1.26.
Readable text indicates ongoing discussion about whether current federal officeholders should be retained by the incoming administration. No specific names, dates, or agencies are clear in the fragment.
Washington reports a general policy to retain incumbents in satisfactory service regardless of years served, applying across departments. The move aligns with earlier postmaster rules and limits on appointing long-serving Civil War era brigadiers, allowing retirement or continued service and paving the way for younger officers to attain brigadier general.
Representative Martin of South Dakota rejects the Garfield report's implication that the big six packers face ruin. He argues Swift & Co and the Cudahy company earned 13 to 20 percent on capital in 190, and large firms showed 12 to 20 percent returns in recent years, citing packers' statements in the Garfield summary.
Colonel W. J. Bryan addressed the Wisconsin legislature in Madison with Governor La Follette present. He lauded reform measures, attacked corporate influence in politics, and singled out railroads while predicting a Kansas clash with Standard Oil over a state oil refinery. Governor La Follette hosted Bryan at luncheon.
Senator Cullom reported the Santo Domingo treaty favorably in executive session. Senator Hale proposed an amendment that all proceedings end in ten years unless extended by a new convention. No formal committee report was issued and no motion on the Bacon resolution was made.
Birmingham March 11 Jud Braham and Alexander Robertson two African American men await execution for the murder of their sweet hearts. Robertson spent his final hours in his cell gambling before he identified Jim Williams another Black man as the killer of a police officer.
In Washington on March 11 a funeral in the Senate chamber honored Tennessee Senator William B. Bate. President Roosevelt and top officials attended as Chaplains Hale and Prettyman delivered brief addresses praising Bate’s service and Confederate Civil War record. The ceremony closed with prayer and the Lord's Prayer.
Hartford March 11 the Connecticut supreme court affirms the superior court ruling that a sealed letter bequesting 50000 dollars to William J Bryan is not part of Philo S Bennett will Bryan appealed from the superior court decision sustaining the ruling and the case is remitted for further proceedings where appropriate.
Five men were badly injured after a sewer cave-in on Ionia Street in Cleveland's west end. The accident occurred in the afternoon, with some victims fatally harmed as teams worked to rescue them.
Mrs. Nancy Kelly the oldest white woman in Maryland dies at 197. E G Porter dies from burns in an explosion while starting a kitchen fire in Owatonna Minnesota. Herbert Billman Minneapolis Times managing editor near death from heart trouble in Minneapolis. Eastern Kentucky mountains receive over 1.25 inches of rain with flood warnings. Disbarment proceedings filed in Maria Florida circuit court against J S Liddon former Florida chief justice. Oliver Hopkinson head of a historic Philadelphia family dies at 93. she was the oldest living member of the Philadelphia bar and a longtime figure in the Unione.
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