30 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1893
Page
1
In Huron South Dakota APPHLs advertises closing stock of woolens with made to order suits at prices 25, 27, and 30 dollars for fall and winter. The notice promotes double value for dollars spent this season as it clears out stock.
A two masted schooner foundered two and a half miles off Swampscott Massachusetts amid gale force winds. Bystanders witnessed the disaster as the lifeboat searched for survivors, finding only a small overturned boat with a coat and hat inside. A Bangor Maine card named C Hines as the only trace. A four masted schooner ashore at Smiths Point opposite Belleport New York with nine crew members clinging to the rigging. Lifesaving crews pursued but could not reach them.
A citizen echoes support for the Pure Food bill before Congress calling for clear labeling of adulterated products including baking powders with ammonia or alum. The letter argues consumers deserve knowledge of ingredients to avoid unwanted substances in food.
The product is described as a pure cream of tartar baking powder free from ammonia alum lime or adulteration. Investigations in lab and kitchen confirm its superior quality and purity in every respect.
Lifeboats fail to reach the vessel amid heavy surf. Crew plan to use a large rocket to assist evacuation. The ship lies four feet under water and rescue officials doubt anyone can abandon ship before nightfall without the Merritt wreckage boat nearby.
Fire at Shield's restaurant in Oil City Pennsylvania destroys 10 to 15 frame buildings along a city block. Loss estimated at $100000. Mrs Shields and three children missing feared dead after she returned inside with her infant to seek other children. Firefighters battled flames as winds fanned the blaze.
London November 29. Scheig and Floyd the two Americans charged with the Bank of Minneapolis robbery were again brought before Bow Street extradition court and remanded until Saturday to give the magistrate time to examine the extradition papers.
R C Yockey once of the Dalton gang was shot in Tulsa Oklahoma by Sam Childers a halfbreed Creek Indian over a horse trade that proved the animal was stolen Yockey is reported to be near death from the wound.
Washington dispatch reports from Rio de Janeiro that Sirius departed with the American Boynton aboard. The cablegram, signed by Commander Picking, notes Boynton’s actions in Rio led Secretary Herbert to order his detention and return to the United States.
Berlin reports that Emperor William received an infernal machine similar to the one sent to Chancellor Caprivi. The device and a letter were opened by civil cabinet staff who detected its nature and rendered it harmless. The incident mirrors earlier threats and follows other political developments in Europe.
BaRceLaya Nov 29 police hold 118 anarchists in custody charged with dynamite outrages across Spain. Among them 1 Spaniard 3 Italians and 1 Frenchman are named as directly responsible for the Lyceo theatre bombing that caused extensive loss of life.
Berlin November 29 Chancellor Von Caprivi was warmly congratulated upon his death as a result of the disinf machine recently.
A brief London dispatch dated November 9 reports on punitive measures or action toward the sultan. Details are sparse in the fragment.
Rome reports King Humbert conferred with General Cosenz, chief of the general staff, to discuss military preparations. The session follows earlier talks as tensions rise over ongoing security matters.
The president nominated William A. Poucher for the Northern district of New York. He was proposed to fill a position connected with the port of New York.
Wasuineron November 29 The president names S Otis of the Twenty first brigade to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of General.
In Minn November 29 the transit committee voted to bring an instance before the commission regarding the Omaha road.
The plan outlines an all encompassing approach to reorganize and integrate the entire Union Pacific system. It emphasizes full network participation, coordinated routes, and unified operations across rail lines and facilities.
A report notes the sale of stock from Stanford's Palo Alto stock farm to Claraty, California, with Leland Stanford involved. The fragment suggests the transfer occurred around November 29.
Receivers Clark Mink Anderson Doane and another petition Judge Dundy for orders fixing their salaries at 1500 per month equal to 18000 yearly each. They say the total 90000 annual pay exceeds prior sums but the interests involved justify the increase and reserves the right to seek more if needed.
In the district court a $750,000 judgment was entered by default against Erwin Davis of New York. The suit arises from promissory notes to A. J. Davis before his death, with the award administered for the A. J. Davis estate. The case stems from the long contested Davis will dispute.
A Santa Barbara dispatch reports the cruiser Olympia performed perfectly during a Monday trial run, gaining speed with each effort. Officials believe Olympia will rival Cramp’s 21 knot Columbia, potentially earning the title Queen of the Ocean for the 20 knot class. The delay was caused by dense fog.
Judge A sell rules in Angeline Waldron vs. I C Sodini that a grocery bill payment by check to State bank was mismanaged since the bank failed before payment. The court holds the check should have been presented for payment earlier, as ample time existed.
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