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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
4
United States Senator candidate Coe I Crawford declares Peoples First and Only Choice. Mentions Senator Gamble returning from Alaska and Ohio as resting place of two martyred presidents. Notes steel trust strike terms and coal trust urgency amid potato and hay markets. References McKinley assassination and Bishop Whipple in Minnesota.
The warden of the state penitentiary has been asked to answer for contempt of court for releasing Tubbs from imprisonment.
Senator Wellington confronts the real chamber as the senate convenes. He may escape expulsion but faces intense political pressure that could chill his prospects and stance.
Congressman Burke is appointed to join the congressional delegation attending President McKinley’s funeral in Canton. The move places the representative among lawmakers paying final honors in Ohio where McKinley will be laid to rest.
The steel strike was settled according to the great trust's agent Mr. Schwab. The move is a crushing and lamentable rebuke to organized labor.
David Williams of Webster has recovered from a dangerous illness and is now traveling east to seek rest and renewed strength.
Newspapers urge adherence to the new president’s solemn pledge to the country as he takes the oath of office, stressing unity and commitment at the start of his term.
Farmers with bushels of potatoes and hogs can swap for coal at good prices as winter approaches, boosting household supplies and market activity.
After a week of grim weather, Yankton fair management expects low gate totals Friday night, acknowledging the impact on revenue and attendance for the event.
In reflecting on how both socialists and anarchists express views about the attempt on President McKinley, observers note nuanced distinctions in rhetoric and intent. The discussion contrasts ideological labels with actual statements and potential motives.
The passage accuses Emma Goldman of stirring radical influence behind an assassination plot and urges removing her platform to prevent further harm to vulnerable individuals.
Will Davis of Hitchcock is appointed by the governor as a delegate to the Farmers congress. Other county farmers honored include Jas P Davis Wm A Thompson Wellington Ross and Jud Hammond. The congress meets at Sioux Falls. A survey notes that fourteen of twenty six U S presidents were farmers' sons with varied family backgrounds.
The Pukwana Press notes Dick Halladay of Iroquois as the likely favorite for state auditor. It asks readers if they would prefer him not only nominated but elected, urging support for Halladay.
The Aberdeen News claims half of presidents elected since 1860 have been...
A historical tally notes that since 1860 presidents chosen to high office include Lincoln Garfield and McKinley among those assassinated. The list mentions Lincoln Garfield and McKinley as the three felled while serving.
The new President declares in a time of national bereavement that he will steadfastly pursue McKinley’s policy for peace prosperity and national honor. This frank avowal is expected to reassure millions who trusted the late President.
Doctors had predicted recovery after the tragedy yet now report new complications threatening the president. Despite prior hopeful signs, the nation’s heart darkens as prognosis grows grimmer and the fate of the leader hinges on medical skill and providence.
The article notes vice presidents who became president due to death, including Tyler, Fillmore, Johnson, Arthur, and Roosevelt. It argues Roosevelt, unlike the others except McKinley’s successor, supports the administration, and claims he will complete McKinley’s unfinished work.
News clouded by mourning as William McKinley dies at 1 0 5 a m after being shot. The nation and world bow in grief at the loss of the president who led for thirty years and twice won the presidency.
The passage honors three presidents for shaping the nation. It lauds Washington for founding the Union, Lincoln for preserving it, and McKinley for elevating the country to world power. Each achieved unique, enduring impact and remains alive in the nation’s memory.
Sioux Falls Press questions Roosevelt’s fitness while praising his public life and duties. The document notes Roosevelt’s ascent from New York youth to vice president and president, urging unity and mourning after McKinley’s assassination. A proclamation sets Sept 19 as a national day of mourning and prayer.
The New York Sun quotes Senator R. F. Pettigrew calling a recent press incident a terrible and careless outrage. He argues that in a republic the press must uphold responsibility and restraint amid political tensions stemming from the Huron convention of 1896.
A fragment discusses dangers of rulers losing people's favor, contrasting monarchy with republic. It condemns a leader who ignores public wishes and calls such action maniatic, noting President McKinley was courteous and popular with those who met him.
Mitchell Gazette condemns Huron four hundred and First Regiment officers for an exclusive military ball. Private soldiers were barred after aristocratic objections. The piece says such snobbery in militia should be frowned upon and not state supported.
Cascarine at all druggists promises relief for biliousness constipation and dyspepsia with a free sample and diet book mailed. Rea Bros and Co Minneapolis sells. Also low rate Pan American Exposition excursion tickets to Buffalo via North Western line with Chicago connections. Two cent postage asks for illustrated booklet by W B Kniskern Chicago agent.
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