16 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1893
Page
1
To clear stock Huron South Dakota, APPHL's advertises suits made to order with prices 25 27 and 30 dollars. Fall and winter focus promises double value on every dollar. This brief retail notice emphasizes tailored suits at discount rates.
The Hawaiian incident dominates political debate as Congress prepares to convene. Democrats expect a detailed message from President Cleveland and rely on Blount’s report, while Republicans align against the administration. Congressmen Geary and Springer weigh in on potential outcomes.
Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon arrived in San Francisco from Washington and voiced strong opinions on Hawaii. He argued against resuscitating the monarchy, criticized President Cleveland’s Hawaii policy, and called recognition a mistake. He also condemned the U S stance on anti Chinese legislation.
Congressman Storer of Ohio on the foreign affairs panel vows not to fund the administration’s Hawaiian throne restoration. He backs Hitt’s stance and says he will oppose the policy. An official canvass from Dubuque County shows a fourteenth overwhelming majority for Bald over Shields in Iowa.
Frank Floyd and Philip Kieg arrested aboard the Saab were brought to Bow Street in London where they admitted their identities and await extradition papers. U.S. authorities note stolen notes from the Bank of St Louis and 30 German marks on Scheig. The case hinges on Guatemala relation and possible delays before return to Minneapolis.
The report notes the arrest of Louis F. Me, a defaulter linked to a guarantee loan scam, in Guatemala on November 14. He is identified as a former president implicated in the scheme.
Nine jurors have been secured in the case of Thomas J men accused of rob bing the First National bank of five thousand do. Nearly two days have been consumed n getting them.
NEENAH Nov 15 Phelps Perrin the Hurley bank robber is said to be in health after his capture and detention reports indicate his condition remains unstable though improving.
The report from New York on November 15 describes the fifteenth church of the Protestant Episcopal Church on Madison Avenue and West Street where Rt. Rev. W. D. bishop of Kentucky and Rev. T. H. Dudley D. D. L. L. D. delivered gospel readings.
Francis B. Thurber files a general assignment in the county clerk's office for the benefit of creditors to Boudinot Keith without preferences. Receivers are appointed for the firm where he was the senior member. Liabilities of the firm run to about 000. assets and liabilities are not yet known.
Hawaiian Minister Thurston had a long conference with Secretary Gresham at the state department but neither would speak for publication on the interview. Thurston departed shortly after.
A special interior department agent found Yankton agency Indians now support the winter treaty after ration shortages. Congress is expected to ratify it, and the reservation will open for settlement next spring.
Lonpox November 15. The government held talks with the Coal Mine Owners' association and the Miners' federation to send delegates to a conference chaired by Lord Roseberry to settle the coal strike. Mr Gladstone learned both sides were ready to accept reasonable proposals for a prompt settlement.
Reports from Orient in the north part of the county say Texas itch has affected cattle with several stockmen reporting heavy losses. The illness worsens in cold weather, and with no state veterinary surgeon available, official action to stamp it out cannot be taken. The governor has been notified.
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