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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
1
A fashion note showcases knee pant outfits for young boys offered in single and double breasted cuts. Weaving practical playwear with formal charm, the styles emphasize lightweight fabrics suitable for daily wear and church events.
Display of overcoats and fall clothing showcases a vast array in Huron and South Dakota. The advertisement promises best fit for all sizes and highlights Stein Bloch tailored garments as the finest ready to wear option, inviting inspection and fittings.
Tom King Yung a high Chinese official and military attache at Washington and secretary to Jung Bow He acting consul general at San Francisco, died by asphyxiation at the Chinese consulate. He had been arrested on a misdemeanor charge Friday morning and left a letter to the acting consul general. The deceased came from China four months ago with the Chinese minister, and leaves a wife and two sons in China.
Sheridan Wyoming September 16 Jack Hanley shot and killed Dayton saloonkeeper Henry Schroeder after a dispute over card losses He then forced a livery stable owner to saddle a horse and rode off A posse pursued Hanley who was captured after his horse was shot and he was wounded He was brought to Sheridan and jailed
Two men died in a pistol duel sparked by affection for a young woman. The confrontation occurred at a prearranged time with seconds present. one man was shot through the brain and the other through the heart, both fatally wounded.
The body of Ella Zane twenty ree years old a resident of Wheeling is found in the Ohio River. Coroner Patrick declares the young woman murdered and cast into the river as the investigation begins.
Premier Petroff disclosed Bulgaria’s note to the powers outlining Turkish mobilization in European Turkey and its plan to suppress the Bulgarian race in Macedonia. He said Turkey aims to hinder Bulgarian growth, devastate the country, and drive survivors into the mountains as tensions rise.
A 120 man insurgent force at Barritza killed thirty Turks in a recent engagement and retired to the mountains without losses. Fifty Turks wounded in the Sept. 13 fight at Witch have arrived in Salonica. A Greek notable led band near Drama threatens Gyurejik village.
In Constantinople the Russian and Austrian embassies press the Porte over Turkish troop excesses in Monastir and Adrianople. The Albanian battalion ring leader at Prizen, sent home for insubordination, will be banished. An insurrection reportedly nears Salonica.
Rome dispatch reports the Italian fleet concentrated off Sicily stands ready to depart for Turkish waters within hours urging prompt naval deployment amid escalating tensions in the region.
London Sept 16 The first day of oral argument in the Alaskan boundary case features Canadian Attorney General Finlay presenting the Canadian view. He argues the line should be fixed at 54 degrees 45 minutes, aligning with Portland Channel, and Chief Justice Alverstone agrees. American counsel will counter, noting Canadians have offered varied interpretations of key phrases. Cabinet meetings in London produce no definite outcome as ministers depart with no further sessions planned.
Sofia reports the American consul in Beirut says the city remains tranquil though fears of Feast of the Cross disturbances persist. A favorable impression followed Rear Admiral Cotton's conference with Nazin Pasha, the acting wali, and his subsequent repressive actions.
Sofia Sept 16 Twenty thousand Bulgarian reserves from divisions on the Turkish frontier have been ordered into service.
Heavy rains north of La Crosse cause the Mississippi river to rise three feet in forty eight hours. The river stands eight and a half feet above low water and climbs about an inch per hour. Farmers on the lowlands brace for the third flood of the year.
Reports from northern Colorado say a storm has lasted a day with widespread snowfall and near blizzard conditions. In Buena Vista winds drove snow drifts and several areas report ten feet of snow in places.
In Oskaloosa Iowa on September 16 William Henry aged fifty died after a quarrel in which James Lubbin a negro struck him on the head with a club near Buxton.
Nine people were injured when Manitowoc and Northern Street Railway street car No 3 collided with a freight train at the crossing of Quay street. The street car was demolished. Authorities cited conductor error in failing to flag the train.
Public anxiously awaits the cabinet's fiscal decision as spectators gather in Downing Street in London on September 16, signaling broad suspense across quarters. The article notes mounting expectations ahead of the announcement.
Duluth. The district grand jury publicly indicted Justice J. C. McGilvery of Eveleth and ex-Justice S. Lekve of Hibbing. They face second degree grand larceny for withholding county funds paid as fines. Lekve allegedly held two fines of 30 dollars each. McGilvery one 25 dollar and another 50 dollar fine.
In Knoxville Tennessee on September 16 Judge Sneed granted an injunction barring a dog owned by liveryman R H Bell from barking and disturbing the Tepell family. Tepell seeks a permanent injunction at the final hearing claiming his wife has been driven to nervous prostration.
New York dated Sept 16 President Mellen of the Northern Pacific declined to discuss the claim he will resign to succeed President Hall of the New York New Haven and Hartford rail road but strong reason exists to believe the report.
A municipal election protest in Athens on September 16 led to hand to hand street fighting leaving fourteen people killed or wounded.
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