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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
7
The text extols Syrup of Figs as a premier laxative capable of restoring internal cleanliness without weakening the body. It cites constipated conditions as a common cause of illness and urges purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. with genuine, manufactory-branded product available through reputable druggists.
Nat Goodwin seeks divorce from Nella Goodwin. The treasury reports a $155000 loss, leaving $104,834,699 in reserve. Russell Piano plant in Chicago shut by sheriff over $29228 judgments. Henry Ford dies in Philadelphia during treatment. William M Chase hired by Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts as instructor. Oklahoma suburb of Whiting Indiana suffers third arson attempt in two months. Vittorio Emanuel betrothed to Princess Helene of Montenegro. John Brough returns from a yearlong world trip traveling 60000 miles by wheel. Choynski and McAuliffe set for eightround bout at Occidental Club. Turfmen set meeting at Cincinnati August 14 with important business anticipated. A Wells Minnesota body likely that of missing newsboy from 1894. murder suspected. JapanGermany commercial treaty reportedly approved by privy council. San Francisco Produce Exchange to trade grain futures by centals. Mrs Elizabeth McCoy, Kansas City pioneer, dies at 77. Very Rev C H Gardner dies of pneumonia in Bayfield. candidate for bishop.
Advertisement for Laxative Bromo Quinuine Tablets promising cure of a cold in one day. States druggists refund money if cure fails. Price five cents.
St. Louis June 20 The Republican platform denounces Democratic rule citing debt, deficits and disrupted trade. It affirms protection to boost American industry, favors gold standard, opposes free coinage of silver, calls for renewal of reciprocity, and endorses strong navy and immigration controls. It supports veterans rights, civil service, and arbitration. It also backs Cuban independence, Monroe Doctrine, and territorial expansion where appropriate.
Bradstreets notes improved demand for staples as business outlook brightens in many regions. Volume of sales rose despite Labor Day disruption, with stronger activity in groceries hardware dry goods millinery hats and shoes. Chicago St Louis St Paul Minneapolis Pittsburgh Charleston and Augusta show notable gains while New Orleans bank failures curb loans and trade.
The St James Gazette argues the American financial influence will persist through and after the November election. It notes English voters fear McKinley averse to Britain while Bryan’s potential rise in 1900 could trigger a stronger British reaction.
Treasury officials doubt the Bank of England rate rise will halt gold imports. They say gold can be paid on demand and importers could still profit at 4 percent. Imports come from France as well as London, and officials expect continued gold inflows despite the higher discount rate.
Lazard Freres deposited 3,000,000 in gold at the subtreasury for legal tenders. The steamships Britannic and Fuerst Bismarck brought 613,000 and 8,897,800 gold, totaling 23,172,050 in receipts. The Bank of British North America will deposit 1,000,000 gold from the Fuerst Bismarck, making daily deposits reach 5,000,000.
A secret meeting of the Democratic state ticket candidates in Milwaukee discusses adopting a campaign plan. The gold Democrats refusal to run a state ticket spurs the regular Democrats to wage a vigorous fight.
Avousta Maine September 14 Joseph H Manley chairman of the Republican state committee predicted the party will poll the largest Republican vote ever cast in Monday's election and deliver the biggest majority in a presidential year.
At Arizona's late Republican convention Tom Fitch argued for staying with the party despite a possible St Louis plank favoring a single gold standard. He cites long service to free silver, recalls Lincoln era figures, and vows to march with the party as it preserves liberty, labor, and national strength.
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