Suits Made To Order At Great Value In Huron SD
To clear stock of woolens the store offers tailored suits at strong prices in Huron South Dakota. The ad notes fall and winter use and mentions Sam Apphl’s as the outlet for ordering.
07 Sep 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1893
Page
1
To clear stock of woolens the store offers tailored suits at strong prices in Huron South Dakota. The ad notes fall and winter use and mentions Sam Apphl’s as the outlet for ordering.
Ex Senator Ingalls has re entered politics with aggressive plans. He will seek the Republican state convention nomination for governor next year and aim for Peffers senate seat after the term ends. He previously pledged not to run until his old senate seat opened.
Secretary Carlisle refused to confirm or deny reports that the administration favors abolishing national banks under government supervision. Only known fact is a private talk at the Treasury with Speaker Crisp and Representatives Hale and Warner on Saturday and a possible meeting with Chairman Springer of the banking and currency committee.
Notice reports tension near the Iowa iron works as a reduction plan prompts a halt in shop activity. If no compromise is reached, the revenue cutter’s operations may be delayed and the torpedo boat’s schedule affected.
Hecla Mining declares a $5 dividend payable September 27. The Calumet and Hecla company reports total distributions of $40,350,000 with the September payment bringing the aggregate to earnings.
Directum the Black Whirlwind from California broke the world all-time record, defeating all four-year-olds and others on the track. He led the trotters at Yonkers with a 2:07 half mile and three-quarters, finishing the mile in a remarkable time.
Tens of thousands lined the streets as veterans in blue uniforms and cheering crowds gathered for Indiana’s encampment parade. Ex-President Harrison, General Lew Wallace, and Lucius Fairchild led veterans with Major General John R. Carnahan chief marshal guiding the march through the business district.
The Pan American medical congress opened at 10 a.m. with President Cleveland welcomed by Dr. Pepper. About 1,000 physicians attended the session in Allbaugh's opera house.
RotterDam Sept 6 During a fire at Florestry opposite Rotte Quay a lighter carrying 25 onlookers listed to one side and capsized Seventeen people drowned in the incident and were lost to the water authorities reported.
In Creston Iowa on September 6 the Prohibitionist convention voted to fuse with the Populists for county offices. With the Populist state convention meeting in Des Moines at the same time it is assumed the two parties will fuse for state offices as well.
CairTon reports on Sept. 6 that Fred Johnson, a country school teacher, went riding with a young woman, asked for marriage, and after she refused, shot himself in the head, dying almost instantly.
Masked robbers held up Night Operator Thompson at the Central office in East Point six miles from Atlanta at 2 30 a m. They took tickets valued at 150 dollars and some cash.
Spokane Washington reports great rejoicing over reopening of Coeur d Alene mines. Granite mine near Gem to restart with workers at 8.40 dollars per day, only ten cents below prior wages. Poorman Tiger Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines expect reopening within weeks.
Harts Horne Sept 6. Seven of nine condemned prisoners are released on own recognizance for new trials under an agreement with Colonel Faison and Choctaw authorities. Ringleaders Simon Wade and Solomon Lewis remain held for execution next Friday.
Minnie Sawyer was found dead in her bed in a brick block she owned valued at $10,000. Neighbors heard a cry at 2 a.m. and a man leaving her room, but no other clues are available.
Ishpeming Michigan officials planned to employ destitute heads of families on the street for one dollar daily, but a special election defeated the city's bonds, stopping the project and forcing large scale food relief for the needy.
The entire superstructure of the McLean County Coal company's shaft in Blooming ton is destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars for the coal company and 50000 dollars for the Alton railroad. Vice President Stevenson is president of the coal company.
A 57 ton whale washed ashore near South Bend on the Pacific. Scientists estimate it lived about 986 years, nearly the longest whale life. The carcass measured 174 feet 8 inches and was valued at $10,975.
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