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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
7
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative that cleanses internally without weakening organs. It emphasizes genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co and urges buyers to ensure authenticity through reputable druggists.
Nat Goodwin seeks a divorce from Nella Goodwin while the treasury reports 104 834 699 in gold reserves after a 155 000 loss. The Russell Piano plant in Chicago closed on $29 228 judgments. Henry Ford dies in Philadelphia amid treatment. William M Chase joins the Pennsylvania Academy as instructor. Cinders threaten Oklahoma suburb of Whiting Indiana for a third time in two months. Vittorio Emanuel betrothed to Princess Helene of Montenegro. John Brough returns from a year around the world with 12 000 miles by wheel. Choynski and McAuliffe matched for eight rounds in San Francisco. Turfmen plan a Cincinnati meeting on Aug 14. A Wells Minnesota body may be a murdered 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 at 77. Very Rev C H Gardner Dean of Trinity Omaha dies of pneumonia.
Advertises a claim to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinuine Tablets. States that all druggists will refund the money if it fails. Price listed as 25c.
The Republican platform from the St. Louis convention denounces Democratic rule, endorses protection and a gold standard, and calls for tariff reform, reciprocity, naval expansion, immigration restraint, civil service enforcement, free homesteads, and national arbitration. It pledges loyalty to the Union and aims to restore prosperity through disciplined fiscal and foreign policy.
Caicago Sept 7 Bryan says he is satisfied with his East trip and observes sentiment veering toward the Democratic platform. He notes audiences applauded but says their support reflects broader sentiment from Democrat meetings and even some dissenters. He also discusses receiving updates on speeches and the Silver party nomination acceptance from Chairman Jones.
Arthur Sewall states he has no intention of leaving the Democratic national ticket and rejects any statements to the contrary as unfounded. The dispatch emphasizes his firm stance amid circulating rumors in New York.
Helena Democrats and Populists finalize a fusion slate for Montana offices with Robert B. Smith as governor and A. E. Spriggs as lieutenant governor. Other nominees include T. S. Hogan secretary of state and E. A. Carleton superintendent. The Democrats claim the congressman seat but will not oppose Hartman after Teller left the Republican convention.
The Nebraska Democratic state convention in Omaha on September 7 endorsed Bryan and Sewall and named a fusion ticket. J O Smythe of Omaha was chosen attorney general, the Populists’ remaining vacancy. four electors were named and the four Populist electors endorsed. The platform backed the Chicago convention and nominees.
General 8 B Buckner arrived in Louisville from Indianapolis and led the Kentucky Alabama Georgia and Tennessee delegations along the route to the Willard hotel at a hearty welcome. The Southern delegation toured local newspaper offices with speeches and felicitation for the Indianapolis convention outcome.
Fusion between the Democratic and Populist parties in West Virginia collapsed at Clarksburg after about 36 hours of talks. The Populists refused to support General Watts, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
Jesse R. Grant son of General U S Grant announces support for the People party at the San Diego county Populist convention. Grant has lived in San Diego for several years.
Sauk Center Minnesota September 7 E C Green and R C Blue Great Northern work train employees were seriously hurt when they fell from the train and were run over. Recovery of either is doubtful.
The assembly after consulting the revolutionary committee has accepted reform plans drafted by the powers and approved by the sultan of Turkey. The move signals a shift toward constitutional changes and reforms endorsed by Ankara and Istanbul.
Tom Fitch, a noted free silver advocate, defended staying in the Republican Party at a late Arizona convention. He argued the party's history, labor friendship, and national growth justify allegiance despite St Louis convention talks of a single gold standard. He recalled Lincoln era memories and pledged loyalty to the GOP.
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