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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
6
An old advertisement promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a regular and strong cough medicine. It urges following a doctor's advice and not taking the remedy against medical guidance.
An advertisement lists cheap one way and low round trip rail rates to California, Pacific Coast and Yellowstone Park along with tours to Colorado and the Black Hills. It promotes He me seekers excursions to Western Nebraska Colorado Utah and Big Horn Basin and notes a Wyoming irrigation land draw on May 12.
A. E. Robinson offers a free plain sealed envelope with a simple home remedy for men suffering nervous debility and related issues caused by excesses and youth follies. Write for the prescription.
Federal petition filed in Boston circuits appeals to prevent New York New Haven and Hartford from controlling Boston and Maine and to sever the New Haven from electric lines. It charges a combination in restraint of trade and monopoly under sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman act, detailing extensive holdings in Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts and Vermont and seeking a ruling that the arrangement violates federal antitrust law.
O S Hacen enters Beadle county Republican primaries pledging a square deal and fair play. He outlines restraint from personal enemies and a merciful approach, aiming for economical, honest administration and avoidance of public funds becoming private grafts. Born in Grundy Illinois and trained at Wisconsin Law School and Kent College of Law.
Thirty five thousand coal miners from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas members of the United Mine Workers of America will return to work early next week. The convention in Kansas City ratified the agreement with operators with prices and conditions unchanged from last year. Operators will sign and ratify, then miners will vote on acceptance while work resumes.
Washington May 23 The house committee on banking and currency voted by a substantial majority to recommend passage of the Aldrich joint resolution creating a currency commission. The senate already passed the measure. Amendments to enlarge the commission beyond eighteen members were rejected to avoid a conference.
The University of Cincinnati trustees declare the chair of philosophy vacant after Professor H. H. Bawden resignations failed to be presented as required by President Dabney. They state the action was unanimous due to concerns over his life and teaching, viewed as destructive of the family and social foundation.
Gaston C. Philip, a New York and Washington club man from a prominent family, begins trial before Justice Job Barnard in criminal court No 2 for the shooting death of cab driver Frank B. MacAboy. Defense focuses on establishing self defense amid strong public interest.
Dan W. Snyper pledges to uphold state laws and serve the taxpayers if nominated for sheriff of Beadle County South Dakota. He notes support for the new primary law and asks voters for fair consideration at the June primaries.
Date for sheriff of Beadle county on the democratic ticket and respectfully ask for the support of the democratic voters at the primary election on Tuesday, June 9, 1908. If elected I will discharge the duties to the best of my ability and be satisfied with legal fees by law, striving for economical and efficient county administration.
Beadle County resident W D Lows announces his bid for sheriff subject to June primary voters. He asks for the support of the community before the election and thanks readers in advance.
A candidate announces entry for the Republican nomination for Beadle County sheriff ahead of the June primary. George Kerr thanks supporters and signs the brief declaration with a respectful closing.
Beadle County resident I. W. Cooper announces his Republican candidacy for sheriff, stating he will seek the position subject to voters at the June primary.
The message asks voters to support Joun W Boyte on the Republican ticket in the June 9 1908 primary, urging backing at the polls.
An announcement for the office of sheriff in Beadle County states the position is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the June primaries. Name associated is Ws. Hecxman.
For sheriff the date for the office election is set for June 9, 1908, by Republican voters.
Disputed mail subsidy plan fails by narrow 145 to 156 roll call amid party divisions. House refuses ocean mail subsidy amendments, orders a further conference with the Senate, and defers to the Senate conferees to insist on the disputed provisions.
The House approved a public disclosure bill on campaign contributions by 160 to 125, adding the Crumpacker amendment that would reduce representation in the South. Debate claimed the measure fights fraud, with critics warning Senate rejection and noting disparities in district vote totals.
May corn fell from 77 1 2 to 75 cents on the Chicago board of trade amid rumors the Patten deal was ended. Brokers were puzzled by the move with some attributing it to Patten forces trying to shake out small holders. Railroads rushing corn to market were also cited as a factor.
Dispatches from the West Coast of Africa report the Ville de Bruges was sunk by a tornado on the Upper Congo. Six Europeans and forty eight Africans drowned in the disaster.
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