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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
2
A testimonial from Miss Isabel Miller details relief from severe uterine bleeding weakness and nervous spells after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pellets. The narrative credits the medicine with restoring strength, ending lifelong health struggles, and saving her life.
The notice promotes a long standing weekly family newspaper with tri weekly availability and frequent issue cadence. It highlights foreign and domestic news from The Daily Tribune and adds stories, agricultural sections, market reports and humor while outlining subscription prices and bundle offers with The Huronite.
Lt Cmdr Hodgson and Capt Folger testified on July 3 actions at Santiago and May 31 bombardment of the Cristobal Colon. Folger said Spanish shore batteries were weak and that the New Orleans carried out bombardment at 8000 to 10000 yards with limited effect. The board probed signal communications, ship maneuvers, and night proximity to the harbor.
London reports a provisional canal treaty abrogating the Clayton Bulwer agreement. The Daily Chronicle notes the US would surrender all disputed points, with President Roosevelt to seek Senate adoption while Britain may accept. The piece questions diplomatic consequences and Lord Lansdowne’s concessions.
The United States and Great Britain have agreed on an isthmian canal treaty. It abrogates the Clayton Bulwer pact, opens a peaceful neutral canal to all nations, guarantees neutrality by the United States, and reserves U S war rights for protection. Ambassador Choate to present the draft. Roosevelt to discuss it in a forthcoming message.
In Georgetown Kentucky on October 9 the retrial of Caleb Powers was debated as to term and irregularity of the appellate mandate. Judge Cantrill spread the mandate on the records after defense objections and adjourned court following an affidavit seeking his removal.
Washington October 9 Rear Admiral Sampson, cared for by a Washington physician and wife, shows improvement while suffering an unusually prolonged attack of aphasia. He is not in immediate danger, limited to light activity, with headaches blamed for his mental strain. He plans to retire next February at age sixty two.
Washington reports Marine Hospital Service census data for 1190 cities with populations 1000 plus. U S mortality for 1900 stands at 1.47 per 1000 while North Dakota records a 6.95 per 1000 rate, making it the healthiest state. The nation’s 20,712,608 residents saw 361,779 deaths in 1900.
Akron Ohio may soon be placed under a receiver as courts handle a municipal financial tangle caused by an insufficient tax levy. Police and firemen and other city workers have suffered unpaid wages for months as the condition worsens.
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