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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
2
Excur sion tickets offered from Aug 30 to Sept 6 for round trip at one fare, with return allowed through Sept 8. Tickets available via agents of Chicago and North Western Railway for Hamline in St Paul Minneapolis.
A Bradford county man credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his long bicycle trip after a diarrhoea attack. He also cites a summer illness of dysentery treated effectively with one dose. The note reflects personal testimony from F L Taylor of New Albany. Also mentions North Western line coaches between Huron and Minneapolis St Paul with evening departures and morning arrivals via Redfield and Twin Cities.
Homeseekers excursions to the Northwest via the North Western line will run June to October 1902. Tickets sold on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Standard and tourist sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars offered. For full details contact Chicago and North Western railway agents.
A 89 page Toland catalogue advertises Wisconsin Business University and Toland schools with portraits of nearly 1000 graduates now employed. It claims Toland graduates earn more than 175000 dollars yearly, citing country boys and girls rising from petty clerk and teacher roles.
Reduced fares available for a round trip to Yankton State Fair from Sept. 6 to 12 with return allowed through Sept. 13. Valid for agents of Chicago and North Western Railway.
Captain Rosehill arrived at Marcus Island on July 20 and was met by a Japanese warship. The Japanese commander handed him State Department letters advising against forceful demonstration. The claim remains valid and may be pursued through normal diplomatic channels. London reports the Takachiho cruiser confirms Rosehill’s amicable arrival on July 31.
Reports from New York describe Mont Pelee’s Aug 30 eruption as more violent than prior blasts. The crater enlarges while Morne Le Croix collapses into the crater and flames spew skyward. Rescue teams withdraw from Morne Capote as commotion and heat drive people toward the sea. Colonies fear Martinique will be abandoned and seek evacuation to nearby islands.
London dispatch reports a largely negative view of the conference between Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Boer generals Botha Dewet and Delarey. Analysts say limited internal changes may follow, while critics warn the imperial government risks rewarding disloyalty and aggression amid South African unrest.
United States minister Bowen reports a four hour engagement behind the Caracas legation where government troops routed about 1000 revolutionists. The clash was visible from the legation and caused panic in the capital as residents fled and schools dismissed.
Rev Wilson Carlite, honorary chief secretary of the church army he founded in 1882, premieres American ideas of religion with a moving picture service at East Cheapside church. The midday service features holy images with a short address and ends with a free cup of coffee for worshipers.
Ed ward Heinz Lumber of Chicago purchases the entire North Wisconsin Lumber plant in Hayward for over 1 million dollars. New owners take mills, merchandise, and banking business, with a 300 million foot Douglas county tract to supply for eight years, forming the North Wisconsin Lumber and Manufacturing Company. Also contains unrelated legal notices from Ohio and a patent medicine advertisement.
U S consul Louis H Ayme warns in Chicago that renewed activity at Martinique and St Vincent could trigger Ment Pelee eruption. A forty foot tidal wave could devastate parts of the chain, threatening up to 750000 residents along coasts and nearby islands. Soufriere of Guadeloupe also shows activity, signaling broader seismic danger.
United States Consul Jewett at Fort de France reports two violent Mont Pelee eruptions on August 30 destroying Morne Rouge Ajoupa Bouillon and surrounding highland villages. Estimated 1500 killed with many injured.
A New York conference of Boer sympathizers from multiple cities reports Clan-Na-Gael funds assisting Irish and German and American prisoners of war. Secretary George H. Schreiner notes Irish and American prisoners remain, with $3,000 wired to aid Connall Blake and 11 Irish brigade members. Clan-Na-Gael says $7,000 spent so far with more possible if needed.
Advertises orders for grain stock purchases and market provisions with cash or margin options. Promises a private telegraph cipher and a free daily market letter. Appeals to Shoppers, offering extended experience and shipments to best advantage.
New York reports that American dressmakers convening next week will outline plans to open shops in London Vienna and Paris to showcase U S gown artistry for European and American audiences. Negotiations target major fashion capitals as retaliation against Paris inroads on American couture.
In San Francisco on September 8 a petition for letters of administration with will annexed was filed for the estate of John W. Mackay by his widow Marie Louise Mackay and son Clarence H. Mackay. The estate includes property valued at about $180,000 after most was deeded away before his death.
In Pocatello Idaho on September 8 the Democratic state convention nominated a full state ticket and adopted a platform endorsing the Kansas City platform and William J Bryan.
An old market ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief. It claims to soothe the child soften the gums ease pain cure wind colic and diarrhea with a 25 cent price.
North Western line offers excursion tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles for Sept 29 30 and Oct 1 with return by Nov 15 inclusive due to N W D A meeting at Monterey. Stop over privileges and variable routes. Pullman drawing room on tourist sleeping car highlight world renowned scenery. Apply to agents Chicago and.
Homeseekers excursions to the northwest, west and southwest via the North Western line. Tickets on first and third Tuesdays each month June to October 1902 to the indicated territory. Sleeping cars and reclining chair cars provided. Full particulars from Chicago and North Western Railway.
Excursion tickets to Lake Shetek in Tracy Minnesota offered by the North Western line at reduced summer rates. Fridays and Saturdays round trip $4.10 with return limited to the following Tuesday. daily round trip $6.60 with return within thirty days. Lake Shetek described as a premier summer resort for fishing and hunting with many lakes nearby and reasonable hotel and livery rates. Nearby lakes listed include Current Lake Lake Siegel Lake Fremont Lake Sarah Bear Lake Long Lake Buffalo Lake Iron Lake Beauty Lake Willow Lake Lake Tal Bellea and Clear Lake.
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