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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
8
A period advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening pre birth mothers and nursing mothers to prevent weakness and ensure healthy babies. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Murdock of Topeka Kansas praising the product as unequalled for ten pregnancies and a successful nine month course.
Promised investors poured money into schemes with high interest, and millions of dollars were deposited as funds attracted new backers. The operation drew participants seeking rapid returns amid growing skepticism about sustainability.
Brooklyn financier Miller and secretary Leslie were indicted for defrauding thousands through the Franklyn Syndicate promising 10 percent weekly profits. Police raided Floyd street office recovering cash as 40 employees were dismissed. family investments reached $100 per member with compounding interest cited. Deboe warned of possible federal martial law aid if Goebel contest persists in Kentucky.
Washington reports Hobart's funeral will be attended by the president and cabinet, the supreme court, the senate in a body, and a large house of representatives committee. Senators are invited and will meet at the Fifth Avenue hotel New York before traveling to Paterson for the rites.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy addressing ill health by purifying blood. It claims refreshed vitality reaches all organs and cites a testimonial from B Emerton of Auburn Maine detailing relief from long standing dyspepsia linked to fever and kidney trouble.
Richard Croker, returning from Europe, declares William J. Bryan will lead the next national campaign against trusts and imperialism. He says Tammany Hall will give Bryan strong support, with no running mate chosen yet. He denies talk of a Gorman alliance and cites autotracks as a topic of discussion.
Washington papers report George G. Dewey, Admiral Dewey's only son, becomes owner of the Rhode Island Avenue residence presented to the admiral by the American people. Mrs Mildred Dewey signed transfer documents transferring all rights and title to George Dewey, ensuring the home remains in the family during the admiral's life and beyond.
Henry C. Payne Wisconsin member will urge a December 12 meeting in Washington to adopt a resolution changing the basis of representation for future Republican national conventions. The plan would grant four delegates per state plus one for each 10 000 votes cast for Republican electors at the last presidential election. If adopted Alabama would have 10 delegates, Georgia 10, and total delegates would drop from 124 to 49, affecting several states. Also included is a note on Condemn Thanksgiving Football in Chicago where Congregational ministers voted against football on Thanksgiving as disloyal to the president’s proclamation.
New York reports Bob Armstrong the Chicago colored heavyweight defeated Jim Jeffords of California in a scheduled 25 round prize fight that ended in the third round at the Hercules club.
The officers and official staff of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen arrived from Peoria Illinois and set up the headquarters in the American Trust building in Cleveland Ohio.
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