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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
5
Aboard the cruiser St. Paul John Anderson, first assistant engineer, saved the ship after a catastrophic engine failure. He risked his life to stop the runaway starboard engine. he was scalded and blistered but carried on, earning a place among the list of heroes to be honored.
The National Irrigation Congress will meet in Chicago from November 21 to 24 with talks and illustrated lectures by leading authorities. Delegates are apportioned by city size and organizations. reduced rail rates offer travel from western points until November 29 with a certificate plan for a two dollar return to Chicago.
A Wessington Times item declares the Fourth of July remains lawful and patriotic, vowing to defend constitutional liberty against any tampering. Also advertised is Mole Barber College offering barber trade training with free catalogues from Minneapolis.
The article presents a detailed method for Boston baked beans from Sadie Joy White, advising using pea beans, a pre soaking and rinsing routine, and a pork fat flavor base. It specifies salt pork, onion, mustard, sugar or molasses, and a long slow bake of eight to ten hours in a moderate oven.
The November 10 issue features John W. Foster on American diplomacy and Vanderlip on American trade. Carter Harrison writes on city defacement while retired British Major Griffiths recounts Gen Wolsely. A Pioneer Plains man by Captain Healy and various fiction pieces populate the issue.
Huron residents are invited to a special exhibition and sale of pianos at W R Link on Third street. The event features Steinway Knabe Ivers and Pond Kramich Bach Emerson Gabler Ludwig Richmond Willard and other brands. J E Marshall leads with Mr Link assisting. Prices are competitive and terms flexible.
The Old Owl restaurant in the city is now ready to rent or sell. It features the best restaurant stand in town and has all been remodeled. C. A. Kelley is the agent handling the listing.
The 51st Iowa band received an ovation at Kellerton on Oct 14 as locals and students gathered at the station. Bandmaster Landers addressed the crowd before the group proceeds to Leon en route to the Grand Opera House show on November 17.
Marcus Daly one of the world’s leading mine owners died at the Hotel Netherland New York at 8 am from dilation of the heart and Brights disease aged 60. He had long labored in mining and smelting and endured arsenic fumes and high altitude before illness worsened. Funeral set for Thursday with requiem at St Patrick’s Cathedral and burial in Calvary vault after family vault is prepared.
Washington reports a Cologne Gazette claim of a possible agreement among powers on China. The main dispute to drop is abolishing the tsung huamen board and placing duties under a single accountable official. No official comment from Conger. Wu cites no new imperial moves. Jennings learns of Bryan’s Florida visit before inauguration.
The secretary of the interior has ordered patent to the Northern Pacific Railroad company for 2,919 acres of lands in the Duluth district Minnesota under its grant.
A heavy frost across Texas from the northern border to the south shortens the remaining cotton crop left in fields, reported from Houston on November 14.
In St Petersburg on November 13 officials express growing discontent with Allied pressure on China. The Bourse Gazette warns Russians will bear foreign hatred sown by German and British actions. Officials condemn recent executions of Pao Ting Fu officials.
Germans expel naturalized American citizens from Alsace Lorraine who visited their former homes after the Paris exposition. The U S embassy is crowded with redress applications as Germany refuses to recognize them for protection under the 1868 treaty.
Bern reports no confirmation from the foreign office on Russian annexation rumors. Officials say the claim is not taken seriously and expect an amicable settlement if a dispute arises.
A Pacific Mail Steamship Company directors meeting is under way in Huntington and a president to replace the late C. P. Huntington is likely to be chosen. Names under consideration are reported to be proposed by Southern Pacific interests.
A public health style notice warns that contagious blood poison can recur after apparent cures from other treatments. It promotes Swift Specific Co for a home cure and offers a free booklet detailing the disease and treatment, listing Atlanta and California in the firm’s claims.
A typhoon struck Hong Kong on the evening of November 13 and raged until morning. A British river gunboat reportedly sank but its crew are safe. Great loss of life and damage occurred among native craft with uncertain full extent.
In Mattewan, Rev. J. Holden a leading Methodist Episcopal figure was likely fatally shot by Robert Bostick after ongoing family trouble. Police report indicates a long running feud between the two families.
Colonel W. J. Bryan refuses an editorial post in a Denver afternoon paper offering $10,000 yearly. He telegraphs from Lincoln stating he will remain there to defend his principles and policies with both tongue and pen.
Jacksonville dispatch reports a political development with Democrat Bryan scheduled for a trip to Florida. Details are limited in the readable fragment, indicating a forthcoming stance or event linked to the Florida visit.
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