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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
3
Official dispatches report remnants of Chinese forces around Mukden have split into guerrilla bands plundering villages and farms. Three explosions at Mukden on Oct 10 wounded 26 Russians as they looted a powder magazine.
Dermort October 29 report details a collision on Lake St Clair involving the Wilbur steamer owned by the Lehigh Steamship Company and related vessels with further implications for shipping activity and safety oversight.
The Martha sank after collision with the Wilbur in the Laks St Clair channel off Grosse Point while towed by the Mariposa. The A A Parker and B W Parker ran aground to avoid the wreck. No lives were lost. The sunken barge carried ore. Wilbur badly damaged and at drydock. In Hazleton Pm Oct 29 President Mitchell notes mine workers demand compliance before coal mine operations resume.
County office nominations certify Republican and Democratic tickets for State Senate Governor and numerous county and district offices. The document names candidates with residences and party affiliations across cities like Huron, Pierre, Vermillion, Deadwood, Sioux Falls, and more, plus a proposal to repeal Article 27 of the state constitution.
The advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a world leading product made from cod liver oil and hypophosphites. It claims benefits for sickly children and anaemic girls, stating it supports lung health and early consumption recovery with a free sample offer from TT & Bowe, chemists, in New York and retail price.
The text describes printing the amendment on the ballot with the question Shall the above amendment to the Constitution relating to the repeal of Article 27 concerning Manufacture and Sale of Intoxicating Liquors Under State Control be approved and ratified. It instructs placing Yes or No with a cross in a preceding square. Electors vote Yes by crossing before Yes and No by crossing before No.
Proposed amendment to Article XXVIII directs counties to invest Permanent School and Endowment Funds in bonds or first mortgages on farm lands with limits and regulated by the Legislature. Ballot wording asks voters to approve and ratify with Yes or No boxes. County Auditor F. A. Munson signs in Huron on October 16, 1900.
A fragment from the New York Journal quotes a lurid anecdote about murder. The speaker confesses a deadly act of stabbing, framed as a warning about political rhetoric and Lincoln quotations.
An advertisement urges sending old carpet to a rug maker for antique durable rugs. It promises value from worthless material and offers a price list. Also notes Oli Owl restaurant property for rent or sale and a remodeled restaurant stand available through agent C. A. Kgtiry.
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