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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
2
Mr G Popplewell of Eureka Springs Carroll County Arkansas says years of constipation and indigestion baffled doctors. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and small Pellets his health improved and he, age 66, feels well again.
A historic catalog-style notice touts a family newspaper published Monday Wednesday and Friday with foreign news from THE DAILY TRIBUNE, social features, agricultural content, market reports and magazine-style sections. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 yearly with 2 Hour on ITE at 2.00. Thursday publication noted. long-standing national reach highlighted.
Washington Oct 12 Judge Advocate Lemly called Lt J H Holden formerly Scorpion watch officer as a witness. Holden signed the Scorpion log entry about a message from Eagle to Schley via McCalla on May 19 1898 concerning Cienfuegos. Other witnesses described blockading Santiago and the flying squadron movements with ships held about seven miles off shore while patrolling. The court adjourned for the day.
New York reports a plan to form a large corporation to own control of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern and Burlington lines. St Paul notes President Hill denies any truth to the plan, calling it sensational gossip with no basis.
A rear end collision on the Southern Railway near Georgetown Indiana caused a freight wreck at 1 pm. Fifteen cars burned and an engine demolished. Three men seriously injured and one fatally. a dynamite car exploded igniting most of the wreck. John Peterson of New Albany fatally burned. a race horse valued at 2000 dollars perished.
The National Zeitung, citing Washington dispatches on the isthmian canal treaty, calls the projected pact extraordinarily significant for all commercial nations. It notes the route could become exclusively in American hands, marking a major future navigation route.
Senator Quarles of Wisconsin says new policy will open Red Lake and other reservations to settlement. He advocates a saw mill to develop resources and believes tribal dependence should end by requiring able bodied Indians to work for a living, with care for the aged and infirm.
At a National Memorial Association meeting in the Masonic Temple District Commissioner M B F MacFarnland was elected president and Lyman J Gage treasurer. The group aims to raise funds to build a memorial arch for the late president at the Washington end of the proposed Potomac Memorial Bridge.
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