14 Sep 1893
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1893
Page
1
To close out stock, suits made to order offered at great prices. Fall season value aims to double your dollars this fall. Available in sizes and prices including 25, 27, and 80 dollars with emphasis on woolens and winter wear in Huron South Dakota.
A Philadelphia arrest follows a Duluth mystery in a $20,000 life policy scheme. W B Gregg and John T Clark were linked to a presumed drowning and later traced to a crash of stories. F E Krayenbuhl resisted arrest, beat an officer, and remained at large as detectives guard his home.
Instructions from the United States treasury suppress information on daily money receipts. The order aims to improve safety of government funds in transit due to train robberies.
A disastrous blaze swept the Pullman Palace Car lumber yards in Pullman with damage nearing a quarter of a million dollars. The fire consumed about 20 acres and between 9 and 10 million square feet of lumber before control was won at 1 a.m.
In New York on September 12 Irish National League leaders denounced Gladstone's rejected home rule bill as worthless and urged united Irish action. They call for a convention to coordinate a worldwide push for Irish liberation and even a declaration of independence.
Information arrives that Heightstown is ablaze with a large fire. Fire engines from Burlington and Bordentown have reached the scene but the blaze remains uncontrolled as firefighters struggle to contain the flames.
Bank robbers killed in a recent attempt are identified as Fred and another suspect from Deira Colorado. Police confirm names and ongoing investigation details.
Arkansas City report shows only about 2 000 registrants on opening day of a major race with four clerks processing. Crowds swell to 1 000–2 000 daily as red tape delays reach Hoke Smith’s administration. A separate bicycle race for a farm draws 54 entrants, with four sun-exposed men hospitalized.
The text notes five more days of exposure and asserts at least 5,000 people in camps, with none broken or diminished, detailing a grim and persistent predicament.
Representative Lucas of South Dakota proposes government irrigation to reclaim thousands of acres in the Black Hills. He cites favorable agricultural experiments and aims to obtain an early appropriation to support irrigation and expand usable land amid recurring dry seasons.
GuTuRiz Oklahoma Territory September 12. Horse thieves operate amid the Cherokee strip excitement. Saturday night several valuable horses were stolen here and a vigilance committee is pursuing the thieves. At Stillwater three fine horses were taken.
Mrs. Jennie Andle widow of Dr. Andle of Denver wed a Turk in Chicago's Midway district. She is daughter of Col. Alexander Hammond of Eastern Ohio with relatives among prominent Ohio families.
Paris officials issue decree naming Alfred Picards commander general for the 1900 international exposition to be held in France. The announcement confirms the event and leadership role.
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