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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1900
Page
6
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The Kentucky gubernatorial cases have been filed in the United States Supreme Court. Arguments are scheduled for April 30.
The Supreme Court decision holding shippers liable for the tax on express packages prompts calls for a legislative fix. Lawmakers consider shifting the tax burden to express companies to align with judicial interpretation.
The note outlines a proposed straddle with Bryan renting the Chicago platform of 96 and Dewey representing old democrats. It argues the ticket could not be beat as a cross party blend on the issues of the day.
Gey Lee proclaims Friday April 7 as Arbor Day urging Huron citizens to plant trees and shrubs. The goal is to beautify the area, improve welfare, and make the city more pleasant and attractive.
C N Herreid appears set for nomination by acclamation unless his signature votes fail. Four years earlier he ran as a prominent candidate against Riegsrud but lost, and since then his name has stayed linked with the office as the party presses for his nomination.
The paragraph notes Hon Gehativs 5 Herreid of Eu ka as a potential Republican candidate for governor. It describes him as a clean, high grade man and hints the campaign will keep observers busy.
George W. Snow of Bon Homme County and Herreid’s growing support suggest a joint ticket with Snow could bolster nomination. The combination may be deemed invincible if Mr. How’s name accompanies it on the ticket.
The Huronite warns Republicans against clustering candidates. Bahaffy and Corley were nominated previously, and the same warning repeats this year. The sheriff's office and the legislature are the only avenues to evenly distribute offices across the county. Remember this as you go to the May primaries.
The Yankton Press and Dakotan publishes a lengthy account alleging a conspiracy by Hon. Frank A. Morris to create Hon. John Schamber for renomination. Morris and the Press push Schamber’s bid ahead of a Sioux Falls convention for renomination.
Governors appointees of South Dakota charitable and penal institutions face controversy as the Yankton asylum scandal and reform school governance provoke media scrutiny. Critics call the leaders incompetent and neglectful while reforms target several inmates and staff.
E H Vance will be the Republican candidate for state senator in Beadle County. Primaries not held until Ha Lith, but Vance is expected to be the unanimous choice for re nomination due to his past service and integrity.
The speaker notes the subject’s fealty to Republican principles and willingness to step aside for party success. Two years ago he was urged to run, and now he would gladly yield honors to others, citing his generous nature. The speaker says with Vance they will prevail.
The census shows Cuba's total population 1 572 799 with 815 205 males and 757 592 females. White natives number 447 372 males 462 926 females. foreign whites 115 760 males 26 458 females. male negroes 111 898 and negresses 122 740. mixed races 125 500 males 145 305 females. Chinese 14 694 males 163 females. Havana city 235 891. Havana province 424 805. Other province totals: Matanzas 202 444, Pinar del Rio 173 064, Porto Principe 88 234, Santa Clara 356 536, Santiago 327 715.
Congressmen Burke and Gamble comment on granting direct election of U S senators. They argue the amendment, though theoretically appealing, would shift power from state legislatures to delegates at state conventions and offer no clear improvement over the constitutional method.
The Deadwood candidate E W Martin enjoys backing from all Black Hills counties except Lawrence. Lawrence holds more convention delegates than five other counties combined, making Lawrence pivotal. Analysts say Moody is a dead candidacy, while Martin could secure Lawrence by acclamation. without Lawrence, Black Hills representation hinges on Martin.
An elderly woman objected to tobacco in a street car smokers seat and told a man with a cigar she would poison him if he were her husband. He replied that if he were her husband he would take it.
An 19th century advertisement claims Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup cures la grippe in 24 hours if taken promptly. It touts rapid relief for the feverish period, with the note that the cough may return afterward.
A reader from South Kent praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for preventing dyspepsia and serious diseases, claiming it cured dizziness and numbness and left him a "swell man" after use. The note warns against substitutes.
A proclamation designates Friday April 27 as Arbor Day stressing forest preservation and wise management. The document includes a lengthy political manifesto from A W Wilmarth seeking a second term in the state legislature, defending aggression in pushing laws and listing bills he authored or supported.
A pamphlet outlining business opportunities along the railway’s new lines is available from C N W Railway agents or the general passenger and ticket agent at 22 Fifth Avenue Chicago Illinois.
An older advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming it cleanses breath by acting on the bowels. It stresses years of sale with an absolute guarantee. Pricing lists 25 and 50 cents, attributed to A. J. Bick.
An old remedy for teething is recommended, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It is said to soothe the child soften gums and ease wind colic and diarrhoea. The bottle costs twenty five cents.
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