23 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1893
Page
1
The advertisement from Huron South Dakota emphasizes heavy discounts on woolen suits as part of a stock closing sale. It promises value with dollars going further this fall and winter, highlighting made to order mens clothing. The tone is promotional and direct.
A dangerous crank named Christ Bruns was arrested in Archison Kan on November 22. He claimed involvement with threats and provided suspicious statements during police questioning.
Minneapolis November reports county attorney Nye meeting with an attorney for Alvin who allegedly signed numerous promissory notes at a friend’s request in exchange for drinks. The case connects Menage and Streeter lists, with attachments from Iowa and a claim against his mother’s estate. Estimates place totals around sixty five thousand dollars, with questions over the notes’ authenticity.
Washington November 22. The purgal lup commission has reported to a commissioner of Indian affairs for instructions. The commission will depart at once for Seattle to begin their work.
News of General Jere Rusk’s death spread rapidly in Milwaukee after a period of hopeful bedside reports. Ex President Harrison planned to attend the funeral, with ex-Attorney General Miller possibly present.
Dispatches indicate a widespread storm from the gulf to British possessions and from the Rockies to the Alleghenies. Chicago reports the season's first heavy wet snow and telegraphic communication eastward becomes precarious due to the weather.
At its annual state gathering in Hopkinton, the Iowa Christian Association adopted resolutions urging ministers to testify against secret societies, expose their alleged heathen origin and corrupt character, warn the public, and urge all Christian denominations to withdraw fellowship from members of secret orders.
StaPies Minnesota November 22 A traveling agent for Equitable Life Insurance sparked a spiritual manifestation craze in StaPies. Dr S A Ellis went mad and was committed to an asylum. Several others suffered severe distress and one man fled town on a midnight train amid town indignation toward the medium.
Charles Mapleson died in Loxpon on November 22 from rheumatic gout, according to local reports.
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