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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
4
The piece notes changes in local politics with new efforts by E Dowdell to control the Sanborn county paper and mentions figures Crawford and Gamble in a partisan context. Reference to a Minnesota football team preparing for its first game and the broader political and judicial issues including a Tuesday vote on a penitentiary matter are included.
A heavy snow storm moved across the southern part of the state reaching river valley areas. Despite the harsh weather most of the region reports clear skies and bright blue October conditions in the northern sections.
O S E Young of Plankinton a well known stai rs opened the campaign in Brown County Wednesday evening delivering a vigorous republican address noted for its force and fairness
In New York today the outcome will decide the next Democratic candidate. The party seeks a winner whether Hearst Bryan or Bailey. If New York backs Hearst it could impact the race. Senator Bailey of Texas denounces Hearst calling him a political Ishmaelite and says his candidacy would harm votes and disgrace office.
The Minneapolis Journal comments on Governor Johnson and a peculiar proposition affecting two journals. The piece notes the unusual move and its potential political impact for the state.
The supreme court of South Dakota interprets the caucus law as requiring county officers to be nominated in the same manner as other county officials and not by any alternative process. The ruling clarifies eligibility and nomination procedures under the new framework for county positions.
A political skew appears as Thomas Lawson plans a fiction debut in Everybodys, with critics noting his past as fiction writer. The piece questions the governor's Mitchell visit and its impact on the Iowa Republican ticket and party unity.
Wet weather hinders steam threshers and leaves thousands of acres of grain unthreshed. Corn fields remain unpicked and the crop, once among the state’s greatest, risks loss if winter arrives early. An open winter and a green Christmas are desired to salvage the season.
Major Robert Dollard of Scotland former state attorney general and notable citizen will move to California after disposing of his property here. Before leaving in May he will publish a volume recounting his army life and Dakota residence to friends.
Ten years after Grover Cleveland, the nation faces prosperity under Roosevelt and a shortage of workers. The latest troubled industry is lumber as winter logging camps struggle to recruit men. Many idle laborers reduced by economic growth now leave industries short of manpower.
In New York the Hearst campaign weakens as Republicans gain momentum. Democrats, Socialists, and Tamany oppose him, while a prison twine plant faces votes amid opposition from Harvest and Twine interests. A shirt factory already employs all prison labor and profits for the state, reducing need for the plant.
President Roosevelt's administration intervenes in Pennsylvania party politics. Cabinet members are dispatched to support the Republican ticket, stunning Democrats and insurgent Republicans who hoped the President would stay neutral. The move signals strong executive backing for the party machine in the state.
The report notes the shirt factory employs 125 prisoners but can only furnish 100 workers for a proposed twine plant. It argues the state should invest $150,000, shut the profitable shirt factory, and replace with the twine operation, which would provide all prisoner employment.
The sophomore class condemns freshman hazing and urges state action to end the practice at the University of Illinois. Bayard Beach is cited as an example while the president’s stance against Standard Oil action proceeds, involving Milton D. Purdy and government backing.
The November issue presents a character sketch of W R Hearst. It notes his self confidence and wealth and questions his presidential ambitions and the public’s view of the office. It compares his aims to Jefferson Jackson or Lincoln and observes his determination to influence government if he can buy the presidency.
A Minneapolis Journal critique mocks political attacks by listing harsh quotes about Hearst and rivals. It argues such insults reflect poorly on the aggressor, highlighting names like McKinley Roosevelt Cleveland Root Parker and Canon in a broad rebuke of biased campaigning.
The excerpt argues Hearst takes credit for all positives in his papers while reprinting Brisbane's editorials with his name, ignoring Brisbane. It suggests Hearst's campaign of defamation harms him as readers relish opportunities to strike back at the editor seeking public office.
The Sioux Falls Press is accused of a libelous attack on Senator Kittredge over alleged railroad ties and manipulation of the legislature. The letter asserts Kittredge never attended sessions or acted as a railroad lobbyist, praising his honest, independent service and warning opponents who misrepresent him.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason signs the oath dated December 6, 1886. Product sold by druggists with testimonials offered.
Doctors long prescribed cod liver oil for consumption with modest patient benefit. The text notes limited effectiveness and maintains that cod liver oil was a traditional remedy.
Emma Goldman five women and five men were arrested for alleged unlawful assembly to overthrow the government. They were arraigned in police court with $1000 bail each for further examination. Julius Edelson said attendees discussed whether McKinley assassin Czolgosz was justified. Morris Berkowitz, charged with inciting a riot, was sent to the workhouse for six months. Berkowitz denied anarchist ties.
The U S Supreme Court issued a ten day temporary restraining order preventing Cleveland from interfering with the railway company’s property. The rule is returnable in ten days and the chief justice hinted the merits may be heard then.
William B. Minahan independent candidate for Congress in the Eighth district died suddenly in Green Bay after a paralytic stroke Saturday. He was moved from his Chilton home to Green Bay for treatment.
Analysis finds Kennedy and Bee laxatives contain opiates and croton oil. Foley’s Honey and Tar in yellow package is promoted as free of opiates and dangerous drugs and is touted as the best cough and cold remedy sold by Holland Wheel er.
Blair the school superintendent in St Albans West Virginia reports his daughter recovered from St Vitus Dance after using Electric Bitters. He credits three bottles with a complete cure and endorses the remedy for nervous complaints general debility female weaknesses impoverished blood and malaria. Guaranteed by Holland Wheeler druggist at 50 cents.
In Alliance Kentucky F N Tacket recalls 1903 as a year of blood due to severe lung bleeding and a dangerous cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a full recovery after four bottles, noting it cured him permanently. Sold at Holland Wheeler’s drug store with a free trial bottle.
A historical note states Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs heals and strengthens the lungs and helps prevent pneumonia. Sold by Houiland Wheeler.
Holland Wheeler announces Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a new remedy that aims to enliven the liver purify breath cure headaches and regulate digestion. It claims to cure chronic constipation and is offered through the agency.
A reminiscence note asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine. Sold by Holland.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the most famous strike breakers in the land. It claims the pills quickly settle liver and bowels on strike and purify the system, marketed for constipation headaches and dizziness at 25 cents through Holland Wheeler's druggist.
Robert O Burke of Elnora New York describes severe symptoms from Bright's disease including frequent nightly urination swelling eye impairment and near despair before using Foley's Kidney Cure. One 50 cent bottle helped and a third bottle removed the dreams and other symptoms. Hollan Wheeler sells it.
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