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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1895
Page
6
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil and hypophosphites as essential for treating consumption. It urges continued use from disease onset, asserts recovery is possible in early stages or even with lung involvement, and warns against substitutes.
The Illinois Steel company discharged every striker and plans to fill their positions and restart the mills in Chicago on May 13. Tools and pay were sent home with each man, who was barred from the grounds. Rettmann's hall at Eighty-fourth Street and Buffalo Avenue remains the focal point for strikers, with police guarding to keep street meetings from forming.
Bluefield reporting the Pocahontas situation remains unchanged as union men monitor the entry of non union miners. They station watchers at eastern Norfolk and Western points to brief incoming workers on the status.
Sheboygan Wisconsin May 13 The tanners end their strike with workers back at half the 1892 wage cut restored. Woodworkers remain out but business leaders expect their return within days.
PittsurG May 13 The Oliver Iron and Steel company grants the Amalgamated scale in all departments and the men will return to work at once. The company voluntarily advances the laborers 10 percent.
The Franklin Rockefeller mine at Virginia ends its strike troubles as workers are paid off and discharged. Non-union workers will be employed when the mine reopens.
Hawthorne track in HawthHorne Ills May 13 saw 150 deputy sheriffs seize Hawthorne head Edward Corrigan partner John Brennock and Joseph Ullman along with 26 others. They were bail set at 300 dollars each as Civic Federation vows more raids to stop racing in Cook County this year.
Witness Avary, brought from Chicago, fails to identify Benedict as Taylor’s companion at the time of the Exchange National Bank of Chicago $60,000 draw. Grand larceny dismissal leads Benedict to face conspiracy charges, linked to property transfers to Wells via Taylor and claimed for settlement of Taylor’s claims.
Attorney General Childs holds that Minnesota creates a new board of fish and game commissioners under the recent winter law. The existing commissioners’ terms expire with the act and the old board is abolished, awaiting Governor Clough to appoint a new panel.
John A. Ford a longtime Minnesota resident and early settler died Friday at his Red Rock home. He had lived in the state since 1841 and was among Minnesota’s pioneers.
Fire destroyed the entire business section of Crresco Nebraska including the post office banks hotel and all stores. Agricultural editors from St Paul visited the Twin Cities and left at 8 o clock over the Northern Pacific for the Red River valley and the coast.
A Shanghai dispatch reports France formally protests Japan's claim to Formosa and notes Paris prefers a number of prior claims.
The report notes clearer signs of economic improvement across sectors despite ongoing industrial discontent. Analysts point to rising output, steadier orders, and cautious optimism among manufacturers and workers amid persistent pressures on prices and wages.
Bradstreets reports business improvement amid wage strikes with upward price trends for leather shoes iron sugar cloths and wheat. Wheat weakness and hogs push prices down. South and West show growth while foreign bond sales depress exchange markets and bolster summer safety in finance and crops outlook.
Attorneys for ex Land Commissioner Ruth file a general denial to the attorney general’s complaint. They argue any money lost to the state from his office was due to defalcation by other officials, for which he bears no responsibility.
At 3 40 p m the Greater New York bill reached final passage in the senate and was defeated by a 14 to 15 vote. The session took place in Albany New York on May 11.
Complaints filed in Torricka Kansas accuse Governor E N Morrill of obtaining money under false pretenses. Two counts allege he signed vouchers for warrants totaling 235 dollars to J L Bristow and Charles Hull for services to the state. Justice Grover will act on warrants only upon County Attorney Safford’s direction.
San Francisco May 13 John Flood former cashier of the Kelly bank was sentenced by Judge Wallace to seven years in San Quintin for embezzling funds and falsifying books. Flood faced two prior trials in the last two years on related charges. He stands accused of embezzling £147 00.
River drivers dominate streams as 3000 men work drives across the district. Labor agencies struggle to fill orders while rains raise water levels and speed log transport. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised with health claims.
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