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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
3
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a helpful aid for pregnancy and postnatal recovery. Women describe relief from back pains heavy menses leucorrhoea and infertility after using the compound and report successful pregnancies and healthier babies.
A Pretoria dispatch reports the British note as a de facto ultimatum proposing a five year franchise and enlarged representation for gold fields in the volksraad. It calls for equality of English and Dutch voters and burghers in presidential elections, plus a postnotes conference to draft details. If not accepted promptly, London says the situation will be reconsidered and a settlement pursued.
At CuicaGo on September 18 the Bryan Cochran debate on trusts did not occur. Bryan avoided a same-session clash, stating he wished no implication of a public duel while Cochran spoke at length to defend regulation. The packed audience cheered Cochran as Bryan joined later for a conciliatory address.
Dispatches from Pretoria and Bloemfontein indicate the Transvaal is prepared to accept the latest terms read in the volksraad. The Daily Friend cites strong authority that a conference at Cape Town will be arranged with delegates including Commandant General Joubert, J. A. M. Wolmar, a Transvaal executive council member, and Mr. Fischer representing the Orange Free State.
Pretoria reports the reading of Chamberlains reply to the Transvaal note met with silence aside from interruptions by ultra Conservative members. The terms sparked considerable excitement though official views remain unclear. The Volksraad also urged the dismissal of Jesey the education secretary for a newspaper letter attacking ministers over English education in state schools.
London reports suggest Chamberlain's note, published with Pretoria, is seen as moderate and not an ultimatum. It avoids a fixed time limit, defers key issues to a proposed conference, and leaves room for further negotiations.
The Journal reports the Duke of Orleans will regret his stance in the Dreyfus affair. It also notes that the English royal family declined to attend the Chartres line’s marriage, Belgium asks him to leave, and Italy bans the Duke of Aosta from receiving him if he visits.
The home office approves a Hyde Park demonstration next Sunday to show sympathy for Dreyfus and press France to grant him justice. Twenty one platforms will be erected.
Sept 14. Frank D Stout son of a lumberman offers the wood Driving Park property to the city under certain conditions. The terms would make the park city property once accepted. Conditions to be met relate to management and use.
Barce local note reports rising tax resentment with reports of Carlist plots found in nearby villages and surrounding hills under siege by the civil guard amid unrest.
In New York 8500 carpenters and joiners will strike at noon to demand a raise from 3.50 to 4 per day and a half holiday on Saturdays year round. Notices of the demands were served on builders and contractors previously.
Lulu Paraday, 14, of Cuippewa Falls Wisconsin, died by suicide after an afternoon arrest for disorderly conduct, with authorities citing disgrace as a motive. In Pulaski Virginia Noah Finley, a Black man, was hanged for highway robbery and attempted murder, noted as Virginia’s rare use of the extreme penalty in recent years.
Cuicano September 18 Mrs Harry Mc Ilvaine of Onwentsia Golf Club defeated Mrs Toulmin of Milwaukee Country Club in the finals for the women's golf championship one up.
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