Heroes of the Rail and the daily toil across America
An essay lauds railroad workers and their families facing danger and sacrifice as modernization drives from factory to field. It highlights heroism in daily peril, the toll of accidents, and the enduring duty of workers who provide for loved ones amid industrial progress.
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Jack
Dakota
Colorado
Acadia
Huron
Brai
Gompers Opens Bryan Campaign With Labor Vote Pact
Gompers prepared to launch the Bryan campaign promising two million labor votes. He has the Denver nominee lined up for delivery but holds back 1,999,999 ballots.
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Gompers
Bryan
Denver
Cuddling to the Corporations at Democratic State Convention
The piece notes silence on the two cent rate and freight rate reductions in the party convention resolutions. It suggests Senator Pettigrew managed the convention, and questions whether the omission was accidental or deliberate amid current attitudes.
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Pettigrew
Harmony Flows at Rapid City Democratic Convention
A private brand of harmony marked the proceedings at the Democratic convention in Rapid City as delegates gathered and discussed party matters.
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Rapid City
Convention Blunder Recalled Over Auditor Nomination
Rumor says ex-candidate Levi Waite called his state auditor nomination a blunder and was pulled from the ticket the next day. The convention reportedly committed multiple missteps beyond this withdrawal.
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Levi Waite
Newspaper Mileage Law Foes Uphold Hepburn Ruling
A federal suit challenges an advertising mileage contract between the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway and F. A. Munsey. Judge Kohlssaat rules the deal violates Hepburn law, with appeals possible to the U S Supreme Court. The piece examines barter versus monetary exchange and potential labor freedom issues.
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Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co
F. A. Munsey
Kohlsaat
U. S. Supreme Court
Yohilsaat
Kohilsaat
Kohlsaar
Mitchell convention violates statute on nominations
The Mitchell convention named a candidate to fill an unexpired term, declaring it a direct violation of the primary election law which requires nomination and election at the primary for elective offices and for national and local party positions. The claim contrasts the convention’s actions with the statute and critiques the process as unlawful.
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Mitchell
Col. Parker
Tiroquois
Ted States
Huronive Responds to Reader Query on Its Intentions
The Huronive issues a brief clarification answering a reader’s question about its purpose and plans in the current edition. The note states the paper’s aim to inform and engage the community while outlining forthcoming coverage priorities.
Newspapers Clash Over Endorsement Tone
The Huronite and Journal-World-Spirit debate endorsements and court different sides, noting attempts to influence public opinion while preserving cordial personal relations. Both papers deny sinking to discourtesy despite a prolonged contest and opposing positions.
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Clare
Ecog
Return to Frogmore Flats: John Perkins Faces Loss and Longing
In a New York City tenement, John Perkins plans a night of routine with Katy as she mysteriously leaves. He confronts solitude and realizes Katy’s presence sustains his happiness, then she returns, restoring the cycle of their shared life.
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John
Katy
Linotype
Hickey
Mooney
Hammerstein
John Perkins
MacCloskey’s
Cupid
Bar of Justice
Frogmore Flats
Pagan
Death
McCloskey's
Aurora
Frogmore
McCloskey
Momus
Perkins
Adam
John Perareee
Sam
McCloskey’s
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Utah
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