Social Gatherings in Huron Highlight Evening
Thursday social life in Huron featured four sizable events. The Sons of Veterans held a box sociable at K P hall with auctions and supper, plus musical performances. Mrs Casselman and Mrs Sherer hosted about forty guests at the Casselman residence, followed by a large Idaho street gathering welcoming Miss Blanch Spaulding’s birthday. A republican state league convened in Huron for its first meeting to organize delegates and officers. An adjacent note extols the Chicago Record’s mystery story contest and a readers’ guessing prize opportunity.
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K.P. Ball
R. B. Hayes Camp
Harry Shields
Nellie McDonald
Art. White
Erben Wills
J J
Third Street
Miss Blanch Spaulding
Miss Blanch
Daisy Wood
Dad” Fell
Spaulding
Sioux Fair
8. D
Republican State League
Huron
Milwaukee
Horonite
Chicago Record
Chicago
New York World
America
Huxonire
Record
Remenyi Receives Fiery Reception In New York
The New York Herald notes Edouard Remenyi’s reception in the city after a national program by Anton Seidi and his orchestra with Remenyi Arthur Friedheim and Mrs. Herman Blum. Remenyi’s performance, including a Hungarian piece and the Rakocy March, drew wild enthusiasm and multiple recalls. He will perform in Huron on Friday April 3 with Pauline Stein Louise Roman and Eugene F. Davis, tickets 75 cents.
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New York Herald
Edouard Remenyi
Anton Seidi
Arthur Friedheim
Herman Blum
Elgen
Remenyi
Huron
Pauline Stein
Mille Louise Roman
Eugene F. Davis
One Bottle Cured Her Says Wis. Woman
Evper J Adams of Delton Wisconsin writes that a bottle of White Wine Tar Syrup fully cured his wife of a severe lung and throat illness. He calls it the best medicine for throat and lung diseases and recommends it to all.
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J. Adams
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Huron Post Office
Post office window notices unclaimed letters for the week ending March 14 1896 include Bergstrome Miss Emma Harris Harry Bolte A F Mills P H Gilbert Miss Maude Medcalf Miss M Hobson G Roger Mrs G J Parties must request by stating advertised in the Hunan ICE and pay one cent at the stamp window publication date provided by Postmaster J B Ccaan
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Huron
South Dakota
Postoffic
Sheep Growers Meet at Huron for Inspector Election
Notice states a Beadle county sheep owners meeting at the courthouse in Huron on March 21 1896 at 1 p m to elect a sheep inspector under Section 1 Chapter 107 Session Laws 1891. W M Ronegs, County Auditor.
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Beadle County
City of
Huron
W.M. Ronegs
Thomas Johnson
Dakota Avenue
Beadle
Hlag
Joan Wood
Tar Syrup Endorsed by Oregon Minister for Family Use
Rev H Starr of West Union Oregon writes that Tar Syrup gave almost immediate relief for his sick child with croup and that the medicine is pleasant to take and should be kept in every family.
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Oregon
Rev. H. Starr
Clark Pilot Review on Huron creamery patrons and receipts
The Huron creamery report lists patrons and payments from April 1 to January 1. One man received $494.15, about 154 cents per pound of butter, suggesting earnings near $500 from his cows and implying Clark patrons could fare as well as the Huron creamery.
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Clark Pilot Review
Huron Ite
Huron Creamery
Clark Creamery
Farm For Kent near Huron with 100 acres and water
Farm listing describes 100 acres suitable for feeding with a good house barn and granary. Water supply plentiful and 160 acres of pasture nearby. Located four miles west of Huron near a junction. Enquire of Susen Dwinell on premises.
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Kent
Huron
Junction
Susen Dwinell
Farm For Rent And Bicycles For Sale In Ht Ronite
Farm two miles from now available for lease to the right party for one or five years. Also two fine standard bicycles offered at low price if taken now. Inquire at Ht Ronite Office.
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Htronite
Carlisle A Candidate Nomination
Secretary Carlisle is a presidential candidate favored by President Cleveland and his cabinet. An official public announcement will come from a senator friend after Cleveland states he will not permit a third term. Carlisle would run on a sound money platform backed by cabinet supporters as the Democratic standard bearer at Chicago.
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Wasa Hington
Carlisle
Chicago
Senate
Cleveland
Republicans pick St Louis delegates in multiple states
The Fourth district selects William Gueders and Julius E. Roher as delegates to St Louis with a pro McKinley resolution. O K Anderson and Charles H. Taylor chosen in Chippewa Falls as Tenth district delegates. In Barron and Erie counties assembly districts split between Morton and McKinley supporters. Twenty fifth district also elects Morton delegates unanimously.
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Milwaukee
William Gueders
Julius E. Roher
St. Louis
William McKinley
Chippewa Fallis
Wis
O. K. Anderson
Douglas County
Charles H. Taylor
Barrow County
McKinley
Barron
N. Y
Erie County
Morton
Fats
Senate Debates Cuban War Status and Lomes Statement
The Senate spent an hour on Cuban issues with Lodge and Pugh speeches. Senor Dupuy de Lome's Spanish side statement was read after Olney’s letter granted Public Use. Morgan criticized the minister while clashing with Hale on Cuban policy and war status.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Pugh
Senor Dupuy de Lome
Morgan
Olney
Hale
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cesar Repids Dog Show at Cepar Ramos Ia March 24
Over 300 entries from across the country have been made for the Xennel Club exhibit in Cepar Ramos Iowa starting March 24. The event gathers many top Chicago winners and is expected to be the greatest canine collection outside the large cities.
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Cesar Repids
Cepar Ramos
Chicago
Xennel Club
Provision for Three New Naval Dry Docks
Washington March 18 three new dry docks will be built at Algiers Louisiana Mare Island California and Portsmouth New Hampshire under the naval appropriation bill following a vote by the house committee.
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Washington
Algiers
Mare Island
Cal
Portsmouth
N. H
Honse
American Citizen Shot in Havana Outrage
Dr Jose Manuel Delgado, an American citizen, arrived in Havana severely wounded after Spanish troops under General Melouiz allegedly shot him and killed eight of his father's workers. The incident, described as a gross deliberate outrage, prompted a promise of a swift inquiry by the captain general.
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Jose Delgado
Havana
Jose Manuel Delgado
Melouiz
Mr. Delgado
Delgado
Far East activity spurs Japan to expand navy and steam lines
Reports from San Francisco describe heightened political and commercial momentum in Japan and China. Japan plans to boost naval strength and launch direct steamship service to the United States, competing with Pacific Mail and the Oriental and Occidental lines via a new Japan Steam Navigation Company route between San Francisco and Yokohama.
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San Francisco
Japan
China
Far East
United States
Japan Steam Navigation Company
Yokohama
Pacific Mail
Oriental and Occidental Lines
Platt Leads in New York Republican Primaries
In New York City 1392 precincts voted last night to choose delegates for assembly district conventions. Thomas Platt won in most districts as Republicans selected delegates to the state and congressional conventions where national delegates will be chosen.
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New York
Thomas ©. Platt
Oliver mill trims wages amid worker resignations
PittseurG March 18 500 employees at the Oliver iron and steel mill are notified of a 10 percent wage cut to take effect immediately. The measure has sparked strong discontent and several workers have quit.
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Pittseurg
Oliver Iron and Steel Mill
Blankensee Heirs to Share Large Fortune
Baraboo Wisconsin reports that Alexander Blankensee has been informed by his sister in Germany that Count George Freiderich Alexander Blankensee, deceased, has left a sizable fortune to be divided among his heirs.
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Barasoo, Wis
Alexander Blankensee
Germany
George Freiderich
Minor Items of Interest in Brief News Ticker
The New York health board experiments with X rays on bacteria. Mrs Morris sister of actress Ellen Terry dies in London. Scott Collins known as Bright Eyes loses to Joe Walcott in seven rounds in New York. A South Dakota bride has her intoxicated fiancé restrained to proceed with marriage. A senate joint resolution authorizing seed and bulb purchases becomes law without the president's signature. Bishop W B Campbell of Toledo is jailed in Cleveland on embezzlement charges.
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New York Health Board
Morris
Ellen Terry
London
Scott Collins
Bright Eyes
Joe Walcott
New York
South Dakota
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
W. B. Campbell
Toledo
African Evangelical Mission
Cleveland
Losing Venture in Green Goods in Oshkosh Case
George J. Leonard a Stevens Point Wisconsin grocer who recently failed testified in court that he lost 1350 dollars in a green goods game at Oshkosh His liabilities greatly exceed his assets indicating a serious financial collapse tied to the case
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Stevens Point
Wis
George J. Leonard
Oshkosh
Leonard
Fifteen Years for Robbery Sentenced in State Court
James Smith received a 15 year prison sentence from Judge Jones after being found guilty of robbing the Erickson family.
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Fianpreat
James Smith
Erickson
Jones
State Penitentiary
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Royal Arch Masons
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
M.J. Dowling
National League
Rpublican State League
R. J. Woops
F. H Huersy
Delton, Wis
Publican Party of
Opu Icans
South Jakota
Congress
Labor and Statistics
Missouri River
Tts
Chas. H. Sheldon
Aurora
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Campbell
Charles Mixa
Lark
Hamlin Ee
Hanson
Hyde Pee
Lyman
Marshall
McPherson
Pennington
Sanborn
Stanley
Turner
Rew
Wees Union
Walworth
Yankton
Pune
Watertown
Ocdae
State Central Committee
J. Lee Stover
Ry EE
J. B. Ccaan
West Union, Oregon
J. W. Shannon
California Street
Mr. Cleveland
Joan GO
DE Lome
San Francsco
Platt
Blankensee
Gqummons
State OF South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Austin M. Woodward
George W. Corkings
Joan L. Pyle
Plaintiff's Attorney
Pierre
S. D
Loewnarrt
School of Public Law
Jast Pub
Cliteage
James D. Bevier
Flora J. Bevier
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Iroquois
de Smet
S. Warrine
Circuit Court
County of
George Ba Elor
Adam McConnell
Mary McConnell
New York Land & Irrigation and
A. W. Wilmarth
C. W.erringer
C. E. Bryant
Alliance Building
Circuit Court of
Sau Dakota
Bea
Sou
Gevoree W. Lonestarr
L. C. Kempe
Ummons
State OF
New England Loan & Trust Company
Accation
Caskie D. Ho
Charles D. Houghton
Sarah Ett Ho
R. O. Richards
L. C. Kemp
South First
Carrie L. Coffee
George C. Coffee
Minnehaba
Maurice H. Prichard
J M. O Breadwell
Office of the Register of Deeds
Haron
Jexnect
M. O. Broadwent
R. H. Cosnen
C. H. Hamilton
H. P. Hamilton
South Oak
Wolsey
Dakota
D. R. Midvum
D. R. Milliam
A. D
D. R
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