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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
7
Train timetable for Huron lists arrivals from east west and north daily services with numbers and times. It notes connections at Sioux Valley Junction to Sterling town and at Redfield for points east with freight and accommodation services and seasonal Sunday exceptions.
President Roosevelt plans a lengthy discussion with leaders from both parties on trusts and tariff policy as he finishes his annual message. He briefed several senators and representatives, with notes that most visits were brief and focused on courtesy rather than policy.
The interior department’s annual report shows total public lands at about 1.81 billion acres with 893.9 million undisposed and 764.4 million appropriated. It records 19.49 million acres disposed in 1902, including cash sales and homestead entries, and total cash receipts of 6.26 million with a net surplus of 4.38 million.
President Mitchell travels to Washington in company with Clarence Darrow and Henry D Lloyd. He declined to specify the exact business but indicated it concerns the commission and left in the late afternoon from Scranton.
Cologne Gazette urges England to teach Venezuela a sharp lesson after Castro refuses to recognize demands of justice. It says Germany and other powers have grounds for complaint and calls for defining Venezuela relations to foreign powers.
The state department tracks how far Britain Germany and other powers may go against Venezuela. It notes Roosevelt’s reply that the Monroe Doctrine does not shield Latin American nations from European actions, and that punishment by a European power should not involve seizing American ships or property.
The dispatches report a new invasion by a mixed Venezuelan Colombian force led by General Rangél Garibias and Espiritu Morales after surrender of Uribe-Uribe. Venezuelan troops under President Castro repelled them at Las Dantas, while U S officials say Colombian forces invaded on the 16th and were defeated on the 19th near Maracaibo.
Rear Admiral Silas Casey on the Wisconsin acted as mediator and peacemaker helping to end the revolution. He delivered a brilliant speech offering good wishes and praising the judgment of those present. General Cobas in English thanked the admiral for hospitality and intervention.
The disciplinary council of the Roumanian bar in Bucharest announces a rule restricting law practice and clerkship to Romanian citizens only. The policy singles out Jews, who dominate the profession in the country.
General Manager Cooper announces two additional docks for the Tacoma waterfront to replace the existing Commercial dock, which will keep its name. The plans were unveiled during a visit to Tacoma last week.
The Dix has departed San Francisco for Puget Sound to load a cargo of 3,000,000 feet of lumber destined for Manila. This is part of an 11,000,000 foot government contract.
A local notice from Huron South Dakota promotes a healer at the Depot Hotel on Monday November 24 from 9:00 A M to 6:00 P M. The advertisement stresses patients should consult him while the opportunity lasts and that thousands have been given up to die but he claims cures.
An advertisement claims Dr Doran has no superior in diagnosis and treatment and will pay $50 for any case he cannot determine the disease and its location within five minutes. It lists a wide range of ailments from catarrh and eye disorders to digestive, nervous, sexual, vascular, and skin diseases, promising searching treatments and life cures.
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