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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1900

Page

8

July Fourth Stat Commentary on Holidays

A fragment notes that statistics claim higher fool losses on July Fourth than any other day, suggesting the nation is short on fools and that one fourth of July per year is inadequate for the country.

Astorta The Kind You Have Always Bought Qn filh i

A quip notes October as one of the peculiarly dangerous months for stock speculation, listing July January September August December February April March June November and May as equally risky.

Astorta

The Kind You Have Always Bought Quote on Friendship

A brief quotation notes the holy passion of friendship as sweet steady loyal and enduring lasting a lifetime unless money is lent. It reflects a classic ad slogan tone and emphasizes lasting bonds and caution about lending funds.

Joy in London as vast crowds celebrate unknown report

London on May 21 saw millions in the streets with crowds parading and cheering from Mansion House to Parliament Square. Flags waved at Marlborough House and war offices as people sang the national hymn. Officials had no confirmation but believed the report authentic.

London Mansion House Marlborough House Pall Mall War Office Parliament Square Baden- Powell Piccadilly Pretoria Mafeking Arthur J. Balfour House of Commons George Wyndham Baden-Powell

Governor Acts Says Spriggs Appointment Tainted by Collusion

Governor Smith dispatches to Senator Clark and to Chandler and Frye revoking Spriggs’s US senator appointment and naming Martin Maginnis to fill the vacancy. He cites alleged collusion and fraud. Praises mob scenes in Butte and references Mafeking relief rumors and other Montana political moves. Miles Finlen opposed Clark. Maginnis was a former congressional delegate.

Butte Man Smith Here W. A. Clark Chaniler Committee On Privileges and Elections Frye Senate Spriggs Clark Martin Maginnis Helena United States Martin Maginn Chandler

Cuba Defalcation Rumor Shrinks to 125000

Havana reports claim the stamp defalcation in Cuba ranges between 100000 and 125000 dollars with Reeves and Rich confessing to key charges. Neely faces scrutiny over duties and paper sales to a Havana printing house while newspapers call for an investigation of the engineering department joining the postal inquiry.

Havana Neely Reeves Rich Baracoa Engineering Postal Department

Inquiry into Panama Nicaragua canal dealings proposed

Senator Morgan, chair of the committee on interoceanic canals, offered a sweeping investigation to probe deals by individuals or corporations to monopolize a ship canal at Panama or Nicaragua and to determine if any would obstruct U S canal construction. The aim is to aid the president in countering fraud and corruption against the people and government. The resolution was referred.

Washington Senate Morgan Committee On United States

Forts Around Mafeking Abandoned After Bombardment

Pretoria May 18 officials announce that after severe bombardment the laagers and forts around Mafeking were abandoned and a British force from the south took possession of the town.

Mafeking Pretoria

Nova Scotia Celebrates Mafeking Relief With Parades

Celebrations across Nova Scotia mark the relief of Mafeking. In Halifax crowds formed processions and fired salutes as bands played God Save the Queen and audiences cheered the news.

Hallifax N. S Mafeking Nova Scotia Halifax

San Francisco Denies Bubonic Plague Reports

Local authorities in San Francisco deny recent Eastern reports of five plague deaths. Officials say no public warning has been issued and the city awaits definite developments before alerting residents.

San Francisco

Democratic push for Tuley gubernatorial bid in Cook County

Curiaco May 21 Democratic leaders in Cook county back Judge Murray Tuley for the gubernatorial nomination after Mayor Harrison declined to run. Tuley has not stated whether he would accept the nomination.

Curiaco Cook County Murray Tuley Harrison Tuley

Transit company recruits replacement conductors for strikes

Omana May 21 Agents of the St. Louis Transit company have been in this city for several days securing conductors and motormen to take the places of strikers. It is stated that about 70 have been secured. They are promised 20 cents per hour, 10 hours per day and guaranteed permanent positions, no matter how the strike terminates.

Omana St. Louis Transit Company Shout

Three hangings in Alabama with executions reported

In Birmingham Walter Gordon and Beauty Ingram, both Black, were hanged at Bautah for the murder of Tom Britain. At Talladega Elber Curry, a Black man, was hanged for murder.

Alabama Birmingham Ala Walter Gordon Beauty Ingram Bautah Tom Britain Talladega Elber Curry Moruy Ribhine

Emmettsburg Banker and Ex-Mayor L. Ormsby Dies at Lake Okoboji

Ho L Ormsby a Civil War veteran pioneer banker ex mayor and business leader of Emmettsburg died at Lake Okoboji on May 21.

Emmettsburg Ho. L. Ormsby Civ Lake Okoboji

Boers Buy Up Supplies Ahead of Delagoa Bay Rail Closure

Boer agents purchase all available provisions in anticipation of the Delagoa Bay to Pretoria railway closing. They forward goods to the Transvaal, with extraordinary efforts to speed the work.

Cuban Registration Completed in Havana Election

Washington dispatch reports Governor General Wood in Havana states registration for elections finished on the 15th with no disturbances across Cuba and the situation described as excellent.

Washington War Department Wood Havana

Militia Arms Funding Bill Gets Favorable Report

Washington May 21 Senator Sewell of the military affairs committee reported favorably on a house bill to provide an annual one million dollar appropriation for arms and equipage for state militias.

Washington Sewell Committee On Military Affairs House

State University suspends students for hazing incident

Madison officials report that several students at the state university were suspended for the balance of the year after being found guilty of hazing. The suspensions were announced in Madison on May 21.

Madison Wis the State University

Highwayman Stops Yosemite Valley Stages at Big Neck Flat

A lone bandit held up both Yosemite valley stage coaches at Big Neck flat, Stockton on May 21. About 200 dollars was taken from passengers while the Wells Fargo treasure box remained untouched.

Stockton Cal Yosemite Valley Big Neck Flat Wells-Fargo

Not Retroactive Extradition Law Question

Judge Ray of the house judiciary committee states that a law to extradite Neely is a procedure issue not retroactive. He says Congress can enact extradition for crimes in Cuba since U S sovereignty began, and such a law would not violate ex post facto principles.

Neely Washington Ray House Judiciary Committee Congress Cuba Spain United States

Reeves Confession In Havana Reveals 4500 Gift

W H Reeves deputy auditor of the island confessed and returned 4500 given by C F W Neely the arrested financial agent of posts at Havana to perform services the day he left General Wood and postal inspectors refuse to disclose the confession details while confirming its existence

Havana W. H. Reeves Island C. F. W. Neely General Wood

Roosevelt to hear extradition arguments at Oyster Bay

Governor Roosevelt will hear arguments Thursday at Oyster Bay on the state department’s bid for the extradition of Charles F. W. Neely charged with complicity in the Cuban frauds. The hearing was postponed from last week when counsel were unprepared.

Albany Roosevelt Oyster Bay State Department Washington Charles F. W. Neely

Calling in More Bonds to the Amount of 25 Million

The secretary announces a new bond call in Washington on May 21 seeking to retire Old Two Per Cents totaling 25 million dollars. The move tightens government financing and affects holders of mature securities.

Washington of the Treasury

Treasury calls old 2 percent bonds for 25 million

San Francisco May 21 warrants issued for the arrest of Mrs. Craven Justice of the Peace Simpkin and Adolph Sylva indictments include perjury and subornation of perjury in the Fair Craven case. Bail set at 190000 each.

Craven San Francisco Justice of the Peace Simpkin Adolph Sylva Fair-Craven

Noted Crook Caught in Wisconsin Arrest

Henry Ford, a noted crook wanted in several parts of the state, was arrested at Okee Wisconsin BaRakoo on May 21. He had escaped from the Green Bay reformatory after being sentenced for bicycle theft.

BaRakoo Wis Henry Ford Okee Green Bay Reformatory

Thompson Confesses to Post Office Irregularities

Havana May 18 Postmaster E P Thompson sworn statement says on September 16 he took 435 from money order funds and used a clerk to cover receipts with remittances. Special agents discovered the receipt April 7 and Thompson paid. He also admits endorsing a $350 bill by Charles F Neely and other irregularities in the department.

Havana E. P. Thompson Thompson Charles F. Neely North American Trust Company

Postmaster Thompson Confession Shocks Officials

In Havana the confession of Postmaster Thompson surprised post office officials who had trusted his integrity. The Postmaster General read the statement but did not comment, leaving the department to assess the fraud allegations against the longtime official.

Washington Thompson Havana Post Office Department

Venezuela Population Noted At 2,223,527 In Census

United States Minister Loomis in Caracas reports to the state department that Venezuela's official census lists a population of 2,223,527 people.

Venezuela Washington United States Loomis Caracas Department of State

Four Arrested in Havana Stamp Department Bust

In Havana on May 18 warrants were issued for postmaster E P Thompson deputy auditor W H Reeves and clerks Edward Moya and Judge Mascaro. By 7 pm all had been jailed in the Vivao. Post office inspectors led the operation. Reeves is tied to Neely and a military clerk’s stamp sale is deemed legitimate. The move alarms the city and hints at further arrests. General Wood favors bail to allow ongoing detective work.

Havana E. P. Thompson W. H. Reeves Island Edward Moya Mascaro Stamp Department Vivao Post Office Reeves Neely Military Department United States Thompson Wood

Delegates Named to International Mining Congress

Pierre South Dakota May 18 Governor Lee appointed P H Berthhy and W A Nelson of Custer as delegates to the international mining congress in Milwaukee. Game and fish wardens William Luck of Watertown and Daniel Toomey of Spearfish also named.

Pierre Lee Milwaukee P. H. Berthhy W. A. Nelson Custer William Luck Watertown Daniel Toomey Spearfish

Wiswell and Swords Arrive in Philadelphia for Convention

George N. Wiswell of Milwaukee sergeant at arms of the Republican national convention and J. S. Swords of New York, his first lieutenant, have arrived and will stay until the convention adjourns.

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