Suit sale to close stock at Huron South Dakota
This is no idle talk. We offer Suits made to order to close out woolens. Your dollars will do double work this fall and winter at Huron South Dakota.
19 Oct 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1893
Page
1
This is no idle talk. We offer Suits made to order to close out woolens. Your dollars will do double work this fall and winter at Huron South Dakota.
Judge Johnson warned police and sheriff of a possible mob to lynch Banker Koetting on arrival. Koetting would be brought in quietly as the grand jury weighs indictments amid bank losses of about 350000 to creditors. Patton’s alleged confession ties $250000 to his account. other creditors listed.
New York October 18 William L Patton a Wall Street stock broker was locked up in the Tombs jail after a hypothecation charge on railway and other securities bail set at $15 000 He is the minor partner of William Patton Co which faced a May 5 claim for 60000 and a liabilities total around 788000 with assets under 11000 according to the assignee report
Sheriff uncovered a jail plot by county inmates to hang William Houston who aided in a planned escape. The assailants wove a rope from bed clothing and planned to kill Houston before he was sent to the penitentiary, but he was moved out during the day to thwart the plan.
Indianapolis report says the investigatory committee found no defalcation despite muddled records. The Knights and Ladies of Honor have nationwide membership and headquarters in Indianapolis. Also noted was the death of Walter Eytinge known for acting with the Span of Life company in California theatre, a relative of Rose Eytinge.
Paris reports the death of Marshal McMahon at 10 a m. He rose from Irish exile to lead in Algeria Crimea Austria Magenta and Germany campaigns. Named marshal on Napoleonic field, later governor general of Algeria and president of France in 1873, he resigned in 1879 and lived in retirement. The funeral may be state selected and held at the Hotel des Invalides.
Paris reports the death of composer Charles Gounod at his home after a Monday stroke. The renowned musician achieved fame for operas and liturgical works, influencing 19th century music and French culture.
Comptroller of the Currency James J. Eckels departed Washington for Chicago to attend the bankers congress meeting slated for the current week.
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