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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1895
Page
6
A vintage advertisement extols Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites as a more palatable, effective version of cod-liver oil. It claims enhanced strength and flesh formation, targets children, and urges avoidance of substitutes. Available from all druggists at 50 cents and one dollar.
The Review showcases a broad roll of contributors focusing on women’s topics. Subjects include Woman Suffrage in Practice The Renaissance of Woman Women in Politics The Future of Marriage Evils of Early Marriages The Servant Girl of the Future Financial Dependence of Women Trades Unions of Women and more.
A brief aphorism emphasizes that investing one dollar in business requires equal commitment and prudence. The concise maxim underscores disciplined capital allocation and steady return expectations for entrepreneurs.
The People vs Erastus Wiman reversed for new trial. Wiman as partner in R G Dun Co had right to sign checks. issue was whether he forged Bullinger's name with intent to defraud. Court rules that criminal intent must be submitted to a jury. decision by Chief Justice Van Brunt with O Brien concurring. Follett dissents.
R G Dun weekly review notes farm products up, railroad earnings up modestly, and clearer exchange activity improving versus two years ago. Despite some gains, news stresses slow overall prosperity and temporary factors behind increases. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad closes the piece.
In New Orleans on March 18 no change in the labor scene. Negro crews loaded ships tied to rioting earlier in the week while state troops maintained armed guard along the riverfront at key landings. Foreign line crews worked without protest.
The Minnesota legislature toured mines at Ely and Virginia City on a two-day trip. They arrived by a seven-coach special train at Tower, visited the Minnesota Iron company plant in Soudan, inspected shafts including a descent to 500 feet, and then proceeded to Virginia City to view Mesaba range mines before returning to Duluth.
Latest dispatches report General Gómez as the provisional army commander with 5,000 infantry and 3,000 cavalry armed with machetes and rifles. From Key West word that Spanish gunboat Infanta Ysabel patrolled the shore all Wednesday night for possible filibuster expedition. In Minneapolis Harry Hayward requests Catholic priest visit. Father Cleary meets him but nothing disclosed about their talk.
Aitkin county sheriff hunts two Italians after a March 18 shooting in Mc Gregor, 70 miles from Duluth. A. Christetti and his brother fired rifles at Ben Jennette and his wife during a timber dispute, killing them instantly in a small Italian settlement.
In Carleton Minnesota on March 18 the two Italians who killed Jennette and his wife at McGregor returned around noon and surrendered themselves to authorities.
An old advertisement promotes Hood’s Pills as a cure for liver ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, and indigestion. The claim emphasizes broad health benefits and is presented in a period commercial voice.
At midnight in Madrid 300 army lieutenants attacked the Opportunist El Globo office. The building was wrecked and furniture smashed. the manager and several staff were wounded. General Bermudez Reina, Madrid military governor, intervened to restore order.
The Cleveland Gas Light company reports receiving a sample of New York illuminating gas that can be delivered in cans. Secretary Beardsley notes the gas burns steadily and provides excellent light. Made from lime and coal dust welded by electricity, it is activated in water. Local gas men anticipate a potential shift in gas manufacturing.
About 200 angry Polish men and women stormed St Hedwig's Catholic church on North Hoyne avenue and Kosciusko. Five police on guard were cowed until reinforcements arrived, and rioters were driven off with revolvers drawn.
United States Deputy Marshal William Campbell arrived in WiLuMar Minnesota on Thursday with warrants for several boys implicated in the Great Northern strike last year. He left for St. Paul with C. B Hutchins P Bonde John Olson Arthur Blackburn and Frank O'Hare. More arrests expected within days.
Residents of Sioux Falls believe the man arrested for W. W. Taylor in Mexico may be Cyrus Watts of Sioux Falls. Watts, who is in Vera Cruz about the same time as the arrest, resembles Taylor closely, making a mistaken identity plausible.
Desperate robbers broke into the Greek church parochial residence at Freeland, Pennsylvania. The priest Rev. Galovitch, his housekeeper Mrs. Lehatog, and her assistant Mrs. Zacharias were brutally assaulted in what authorities say was a robbery attempt. The Enquirer’s Hazelton, Pa. dispatch confirms the incident.
In St Paul on March 18 a movement seeks to establish a Paulist Fathers mission house here. The order already maintains three permanent houses in New York Washington and San Francisco and is noted for active support of Catholicity.
MARSHFIELD Wis March 18 Upham said taxing church property now being debated by the legislature would not become law and based on the drift of his talk he opposes taxing church property.
Milwaukee police report an arrest in the Moritz murder investigation, with the suspect’s identity withheld. The victim’s body was found shot twice, in the neck and left eye.
Billy Layton of Chicago and Tom Monaghan of Galveston fought ten rounds in Houston weighing 136 pounds. Monaghan was to be knocked out in ten rounds but Layton failed to stop him. The bout carried a $500 side prize and gate receipts.
A Ringwood Illinois reader, Mrs. M Wood, credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing chronic nervousness and sleepless headaches after three months of use. The ad guarantees benefit from the first bottle and offers pricing options plus prepaid shipping from the Dr Miles Medical Co.
March 18 report from a goal source states negotiations to end the war will be held at Shimonitzki on the southwest point of Honshu Island. No armistice will be proclaimed before the peace treaty is signed.
Aberdeen 8 D March 18 The county commissioners refuse to grant seed wheat under customary provisions citing prior losses of 26000 dollars from two previous seed programs and deem it best to avoid the old experiment or further risk.
Reprievp, 3. D., March 18. Byron E Lovejoy of this city has been appointed state surveyor by Governor Sheldon. He is not identified politically here, and the appointment comes on his merits.
Helena dispatch reports a ranch tragedy near Stevensville where A. B. Snelling shot Charles McCullough with a shotgun then killed himself with a Winchester. The killings occurred in the western Montana region and a neighbor witnessed the events.
March 18 report says the governor will reduce appropriations by half, affecting all public institutions with normal schools and the university hit hardest. The measure targets state education funding across the board.
John Krieg once a well-to-do citizen left his property and livelihood faded, despondent over losses, and killed himself with morphine in Sioux City on March 18. He was an old settler.
An old-time ad jingle recalls Castoria as a remedy used from infancy to motherhood. The rhyme traces a child's sickness to a mother’s care and a family's routine across generations, highlighting a familiar household staple.
Harper's announces the December issue will begin The Simpletons by Thomas Hardy and continue through November 1895. It also previews Joan of Arc recollections by Louis De Conte, a Charleston and the Carolinas illustrated paper, North Africa features, and eight Chinese life stories by Julian Ralph plus A Three-Part Novel by Richard Harding Davis.
Harper's Magazine Weekly Bazaar and Young People issues listed with postage free to subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Address: Harper & Brothers New York.
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