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The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1902

Page

5

Low Rate One Way Tickets Westward March and April

Colonist one way tickets offered at very low rates for March and April to Colorado Utah Montana Nevada Idaho Oregon Washington California Victoria Vancouver New Westminster Nelson Rossland and other points in the Kootenay district. Special round trip homeseekers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays in March April and May. Full particulars from Chicago and North Western railway agents.

North-Western Colorado Utah Montana Nevada Idaho Oregon Washington California Victoria Vancouver New Westminster Nelson Rossland Kootenay Chicago and North-Western Railway

Beadle County Republican Primary Candidacies Listed

A slate of Beadle county Republicans announces candidacies for local offices including clerk of courts county auditor county treasurer superintendent of schools and register of deeds Candidates include Asner F Pay J A Coloord W M Rugles L C Burney H J Wikp one ally Honmanon Lawrence S DuBois J H Avisenor and B M Rowey with appeals for primary support and time to serve Official notices emphasize nomination at the forthcoming Republican primaries and ongoing campaign solicitations

Asner F. Pay Beadle County of County Auditor W. M. Ruegles Liberty Towship L. C. Burney Wimp Honmanon Wakes Township Lawrence DuBois

Rhea Unseated in Kentucky Seat Split Vote

In Washington on March 26 Representative Rhea of Kentucky's Third district was unseated by 137 to 127. His opponent, Mr. Hanbury of New York, was the lone Republican to vote with Democrats. Several Republicans abstained, shrinking the GOP majority from 43 to 10 as Moss took the oath amid Democratic jeers.

Washington Rhea Kentucky Hanbury New York Moss Hisses

Pennsylvania capitalists buy vast California timber tract

Redding California March 26 A land deal completed in two counties sees Pennsylvania capitalists acquire many acres of timber land. They plan to form a company to market the lumber and will invest about two million dollars to complete the plant.

Redding Cal Pennsylvania

Interstate Commerce Order Bars Six Rail Lines From Chicago

In Chicago on March 25 Judge Grosscup granted a temporary restraining order sought by the Interstate Commerce Commission against six railways entering Chicago. The injunction lasts until June 1 or until further order and affects the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis, Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago, Michigan Central, Illinois Central, and Chicago and Northwestern lines. The judge stressed the need for a full hearing and the aim to ensure equal freight and mail rates under the Sherman Act.

Chicago Grosserp Interstate Commerce Commission Lake Shore Michigan Southern Pittsburg Cincinnati St. Louis Fort Wayne Michigan Central Northwestern Grosscup Courts of Equity

House Naval Committee Ends Schley Controversy

The House Naval Affairs Committee adopted Roosevelt's termination plan by a 7 to 4 vote to indefinitely postpone all Schley related bills. Mudd of Maryland joined Democrats in opposition. a separate motion to thank Admiral Schley failed 4 to 7.

Washington House Committee On Naval Affairs Roosevelt Schley House Winfield Scott Schley Court of Inquiry De@Wey Benham Ramsey United Mr. Mudd Maryland Yeas—Foss Dayton Loudenslager Butler Watson Cousins Roberts Mudd Rep Rixey Kitchin Wheeler Congress Admiral Schley Santiago

Senate hears Manila chamber petition on Chinese labor

In Washington March 25 the senate heard Ida Dubois present a Manila chamber of commerce petition urging removal of Chinese coolie labor restrictions. Dubois said Philippine testimony showed development depends on Chinese labor. Hoar noted petitions from a foreign power cannot be received. The memorial was sent to the Philippine committee. river and harbor bill referred to commerce. Oleomargarine bill discussed. Proctor defended its fairness and intent to protect a legitimate industry.

Washington Senate Dubois Ida American Chamber of Commerce Manila Philippine Committee Philippine Islands Hoar Mass United States House Committee On Commerce Proctor Committee On Agriculture

House Proceedings Show Clash Over Omnibus Claims Bill

In Washington on March 22 House members debated sending the omnibus claims bill to conference. Chairman Mahon sought unanimous consent to non-concur with Senate amendments, but Majority Leader Payne objected, warning conferees could deliver a privileged report accepting the amendments and large appropriations. Mahon then objected to Senate amendments to the legislation.

Washington House Mahon Committee On Claims Senate Payne Majority

Cuban Reciprocity Wins House Vote for 29 Percent Duty Cut

Advocates of Cuban reciprocity won a decisive House conference vote on Chairman Payne’s plan for a 29 percent duty reduction. The Sibley amendment restricting the reduced rates to December 1, 1902 was adopted by 85 yeas to 31 nays after a long debate and rolling calls.

Washington House of Representatives Payne Ways and Means Committee Sibley

Senators for Life Proposal for Ex Presidents as Senators

In a letter published in The Tribune Charles Francis Adams of Boston endorses a constitutional amendment to use ex presidents as life senators. He urges John Bigelow of New York to support the plan and argues for a permanent advisory and legislative role for former leaders.

New York John Bigelow the Tribune Charles Francis Adams Boston Indorses United States

Strike to be timed after reconcilia tion efforts in Shamokin

Shamokin Pa March 25 The United Mine Workers convention adopts a resolution calling for a strike to take effect on a date set by district executive boards if final reconciliation with operators via the Civic Federation fails.

Shamokin United Mine Workers’ Convention Civic Federation

Short-hour plan to continue indefinitely in Appleton mills

Appleton Wisconsin reports that Kimberly Clark and nearby mills will extend the short hour work schedule indefinitely after a conference with union officials. Fox River company Gilbert Paper Co W Howard Co Menasha Paper Neenah Paper are expected to maintain the plan, prompting union hope of broader adoption.

Appleton Wis Kimberly-Clark Company Paper Millso Fox River Company Gilbert Paper Company Co. W. Howard Company Menasha Paper Company Neenah Paper Company Brotherhood

Rockefeller's Argument on Joining the Church

John D. Rockefeller Jr addressed his Bible class at Fifth Avenue Baptist on Why Should We Join the Church. He compared trusts to Christian unity, saying fighting alone leads to loss and success comes through association.

New York John D. Rockefeller, Jr Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Rockefeller

Four Women Prisoners Escape From Kansas Jail

Four women prisoners broke rain here during the night but were recaptured 12 hours later. Birdie McCarty a horse thief was found hidden under a blanket in a wagon 12 miles from Fort Scott. The others were captured near Hammond after a three mile chase. They confessed that Peter Shefley Red Taylor and Charles Snyder aided in picking locks of the jail doors.

Fort Scott Kan Birdie McCarty Peter Shefley Hammond Shefley Red Taylor Charles Snyder

Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill Narrowly

Senator Teller opens opposition to the ship subsidy bill arguing the American flag rules over ships owned by American citizens and questions whether the measure will achieve merchant marine gains. He prefers tariffs to nurture the merchant fleet and notes support only if Frye’s optimistic view holds.

Washington Senate Teller Frye

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Queen OF Nishna Pete Dent North South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan J. R. Ratekin & Son Shenandoah Iowa J. A. Coloord Mange Aeery H. J. Wikp J. H.avisenor Oda B. M. Rowey Sale of Timer Land Federal Court Chcago Latter Shiloh S. C. Wellis & Co le Roy N. Y House Naval Committee Nudd The Manila Chamber of Commerce Ways and Means Senators For Life Will United Mine Workers Adopt ERAL Tion Dium Kansas L. Woodworth Third Street Huron, South Dakota Fowler’s Bradly & Vrooman U. G. Fowler & CO Joe Drum William E. Elliot Andrew Riegel Peter Kiene Office of the Register of Deeds Rtsign Beadle Soutsoo United Tes Huron Dekate Peter Krene A. W. Wrumarrs Philip Lawrence
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