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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
7
The notice lists train numbers and services from Huron going east west and north and south. It includes frequencies daily except Sunday and connections at Sioux Valley Junction and Redfield with agent L. H. Jones.
Five company replies to President Mitchell deny recognizing the United Mine Workers of America as an arbitration issue. They argue against wage increases, shorter hours, and weighing coal, citing disparate pay structures and regional mine differences. Replies from Delaware and Lackawanna, Reading, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, Scranton Coal, and Delaware and Hudson outline stances and employe counts.
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and members of the executive board of the Third anthracite district meet at miners' headquarters. They are joined by about six attorneys Mitchell has hired to handle the legal status before the arbitration commission. District President Duffy says Baer’s reply to Mitchell’s filing marks the end of controversy.
Complications arise over the estates of Elizabeth Baldwin Rice and William Marsh Rice. Albert T. Patrick faces execution for murder in Sing Sing. Surrogate Fitzgerald will hear the case next month as letters of administration may be sought to pursue claims against the Rice estate.
The Minnesota state board of pardons denied Frank H. Hamilton of Minneapolis a pardon for the two year old murder case in which Leonard Day was stabbed during a West hotel quarrel. Hamilton remains serving a seven year term at the penitentiary. Chief Justice Start noted the evidence supported the verdict while other officials declined to discuss the decision.
The trial of Roland B Molineux for a capital offense in Kings County is estimated to be the costliest in any English system jurisdiction. The first trial ran to about 250000 dollars, chiefly for handwriting experts and detectives tracing Molineux from age fifteen. Defense costs reached about 75000 dollars, with total expenses for both trials nearing 500000 dollars.
Columbia Missouri November 13. Trial of Colonel Ed Butler indicted on attempted bribery resumes with Dr Albert Merrell of the St Louis board of health testifying Butler visited his home in September 1900 before the garbage act received board approval and offered 2400 dollars to secure its passage.
A sensational old notice claims a healer has cured thousands and invites readers to consult him monthly while the opportunity remains available. The wording suggests a medical or spiritual remedy with persistent urging.
The physician claims no superior in diagnosing and treating diseases and will pay 50 dollars for any case he cannot determine disease and location within five minutes. He lists a wide range of conditions including catarrh, eye ear nose throat diseases, lung disease, dyspepsia, rheumatism, nervous disorders, sexual debility, skin diseases, and many chronic conditions, promising treatment and cure for life.
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