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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
7
The text extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle laxative that cleanses internally without weakening organs. It claims many illnesses are transient and improve with proper use, urging purchase of the genuine article from reputable druggists.
Nat Goodwin seeks a divorce from Nella Goodwin. The treasury shows a $104,834,699 gold reserve after a $155,000 loss. Russell Piano plant in Chicago closed on $29,228 judgments. Henry Ford dies in Philadelphia while sought for treatment. William M Chase hired as instructor at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Arson attempts hit Oklahoma suburb of Whiting Indiana for a third time in two months. Vittorio Emanuel to wed Princess Helene of Montenegro. John Brough returns from a yearlong world trip. Choynski to fight McAuliffe in eight rounds at Occidental Club San Francisco Aug 28. Turfmen to meet in Cincinnati Aug 14. business expected. A Wells Minnesota body likely that of a missing newsboy from 1894. Japan Germany treaty approved by privy council. San Francisco Produce Exchange shifts grain futures to centals. Elizabeth McCoy, Kansas City pioneer, dies aged 77. Very Rev C H Gardner, Omaha, dies of pneumonia. candidate for bishop.
An advertising claim touts Laxative Bromo Quinuine Tablets as a one day cold cure with a money back guarantee from druggists if it fails. The notice notes a 25 cent price.
The Republican convention at St. Louis adopts a platform denouncing Democratic misrule and endorsing the gold standard. It pledges protection to American labor, opposed to free silver, and calls for reciprocity, naval expansion, and the Monroe Doctrine to guide foreign interests.
Li Hung Chang, Chinese statesman, reaches New York aboard the St Louis and is greeted by General Ruger on behalf of President Cleveland. A grand procession via West Street to Fifth Avenue, with a White Squadron escort, signals his welcome as crowds cheer.
The Herald in Columbia Tennessee discusses a man who believes he is the newest kind of man after his recovery from locomotor ataxia using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The piece cites J M Foster and N F Murphy and explains how pure blood and renewed health restore strength and vitality, urging readers to consider the pills as a life changing remedy.
The 12 month grain receipts on the board of trade will total about 81 million bushels plus flour. Wheat reaches 66.5 million, 4 million oats, 4.5 million barley, and 5.5 million flax, with year over year records noted for each.
Richard Costello of Duluth sues Phillip H Winston of this city for 52500 alleging that during a football game Winston jumped on him while down aiming to end his participation and claiming the injuries are permanent.
A 15 member National Republican League committee arrived from Milwaukee and met Private Secretary Boyle before visiting Major McKinley. Included were John Goodnow of Minnesota, Glick of Wisconsin, Edinborough of Michigan, L F Walker of Wisconsin, M J Dowling of Minnesota, B L McElroy of Mount Vernon Ohio, and Ohio league president Charles Leach. John Goodnow spoke for President Woodmansee, who could not attend.
From political organizations not Democratic but in sympathy with the Chicago platform, Chairman Jones of the Democratic national committee appointed an advisory board. Members include Senator Teller of Colorado Senator Dubois of Idaho Senator Butler of North Carolina G T Washburn of Massachusetts I N Stevens of Colorado and George Por nia.
Kansans at Topeka favor General Bragg of Wisconsin for president and Buckner for vice, as discussed in the Kansas delegation heading to Indianapolis. Stucky is mentioned as a candidate for vice.
The 19th biennial encampment of the Knights of Pythias in Cleveland nears its close with many members returning home. The supreme lodge held an executive session, but its proceedings were not disclosed.
Honolulu reports a Royalist claim that President Dole will retire and Princess Kaiulani will lead a new regime with Dole’s cabinet as leaders. Royalist sources say Kaiulani will be restored, while republic supporters expect annexation negotiations or U S protection.
The Great Britain postal service reports a net profit of £3,682,122 for the past year. Economic results and implications for postal operations are outlined in the annual financial report.
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