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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
1
A South Dakota clothiers firm at 910 West Third Street declares it does not join exclusive groups or aspire to banking circles. It pledges to serve common people with Americas best clothing hats and furnishings at honest prices. The note ends with a promise to progress and grow.
A long column blends remarks on Jewish Russian massacres with U S race issues, school affairs, and local updates. It notes Prof Parsons as Aberdeen high principal, Cicero Latin study plans, new desks and rest room upgrades, a high school football game, and a Canadian tribunal decision affecting Portland canal boundaries and Mount St Elias.
French of the college spoke to Huron High about the bond between Huron College and High School and the role of education in success. He outlined six requisites for achievement health character manners thinking training and hard work. He urged students to stay in school and many ninth graders presented brief papers including Miss Blanche Davenport on Michael Angelo and a poem titled Daffodils.
London reports the engrossed Alaskan award signed at 2 10 p m with the Canadians refusing to sign the final engrossed copy while Americans cheer the decision. The document grants Canada the Portland Canal but preserves U S control of its entrance.
London Oct 21 The official digest of the Alaska decision presents questions submitted and the tribunal's replies. This report outlines the key conclusions and the interpretations given by the Alaskan tribunal on the matters raised.
Reports from Mazatlan detail a severe storm that hit the city and port, killing sixteen residents and injuring many. The harbor suffered extensive damage with ships harmed and the Danish schooner Clara wrecked, its captain and fourteen sailors drowned.
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