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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1888
Page
4
The Huronite column and items cover a Chicago streetcar strike outcome with urging in favor of the Republican ticket Brule County and Dakota farmers, mentions of candidates and platform republicans and Cleveland Hill tension, plus a Sioux Falls whisky case courtroom clash. Mentions of John Wentworth death. Fisk withdrawal rumor. anti Catholic crusade context. Dr McKenzie's book ban. and doctors vs patients quip.
Manacer Stone of the Q road proposes settlement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, hinting at a near resolution to the long pending strike. Republicans in surrounding counties push for a big straight-ticket vote to aid future state organizing conventions and ensure Beadle County stays vigilant in apportionments.
Governor Church sent his second annual report to the secretary of the interior and departed for New York to avoid entanglement with offensive partisan actions while asserting the right in New York remains unclear.
F A Gate has been removed from the presidency of the board of trustees at the Yankton insane asylum in a leadership change announced today.
Spavutpine the Chicago baseball manager will take a group of base ball players to Australia this winter to astonish the natives there with their training and play.
Aberdeen residents express disgust at the Brown county seat decision while Columbia residents celebrate. Joan L. Suntrvay to serve as sporting editor of a new Boston sporting sheet, described as a short term fake likely to run a month or six weeks.
Seton Coast of Maine once a leading greenbacker is now in Minnesota making them steers pull hard for Harrison. Mr. Chase is a thorough protectionist.
A harmless bomb was found in Chicago amid the strike and residents hope a new brand of bomb could enter general use.
Henry D. Pierce of Indiana, nephew of the late Thomas A. Hendricks, denounces Cleveland in strong terms. Pierce has long been identified as a Democrat.
A democratic meeting in Montana was broken up on Monday by a Nebraska sheriff who arrested the speaker and transported him to Nebraska to answer a charge of embezzlement.
On September 16 1861 Dakota held its first delegate election in Congress. The vote totaled 585 with Capt John B Todd receiving 397, Chas P Booge 110, and A J Bell 78. The ballot formed a triangular race in which Todd led the field.
Anton G. Tourman addressed a large meeting in Shelbyville on Oct. 15 with about 40 000 people present. His speech argued that Cleveland has not proved as bad a man as Republican prophets predicted four years ago.
The supreme court decided in favor of the Sioux Falls National Bank in the case against the receiver of the First National Bank of Sioux Falls.
The Sioux City Journal argues the Dakota territorial delegate race is effectively decided in favor of Republican George A. Mathews, likely by a large majority, with estimates ranging from 5,000 to 15,000. The piece credits Mathews with a solid record and contends opposition tactics have failed. It notes Democratic efforts to gain a foothold in the territorial council to counter the veto are the real aim.
Ira H. Drew city treasurer and longtime Pierte resident died after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He will be buried with Masonic honors and was among the territorys most prominent Masons.
The assignee has repossessed all property of the Bank of Hitchcock after creditor attachment as county officials served writs. Creditors may post a redelivery bond and retain possession. Various quips and items from contemporary papers follow in a collage of snippets.
An old advertisement proclaims Ibis cream baking powder as superior for over 25 years and endorsed by four heads of great universities as the strongest and purest. Price's Baking Powder Co. markets in New York Chicago and St. Louis.
A compilation of snippets from various newspapers includes remarks on Tarascon’s stance toward M. Danbet, New Haven political quotes, Belva Lockwood sightings, Chinese dog breeds, and the poor law, along with light anecdotes from New Orleans and Massachusetts. It also cites Cain and Abel in a Terre Haute baseball joke, a Harper's Bazar note on ostentation, vagrancy jailings, and Congo mission church growth with 1 062 converts.
S astian c. Pailtipe sues I rah E. Phillip in Beadle County District Court Dakota. Defendant must answer by the 28th day of a 1888 term. Clerk’s office in Huron to receive service. District Court action filed by A B Mervin, Plaintiff's Attorney.
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