Congress and state ticket listing for Deadwood and region
A list of candidates for Congress, governorship, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state auditor, state treasurer, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, commissioner of schools, R R commissioner, national committeeman, presidential electors and their counties, including Burke Martin Shober Polley Hinning Johnson Clark Astrad Dokken Robinson Thorson and Deering Browne Schrader Lien with Deadwood Hutchinson Brown Pennington Roberts counties named.
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Charles H. Burke
Pierre W. Martin
Deadwood
Gottlieb Deering
Hutchinson County
J. L. Browne
Brown County
J. F. Schrader
Pennington County
C. H. Lien
Roberts County
Fort State Senator Tobin and Representatives Giles Sedam
Fort voters watch for M L Tobin in the state senate race with A M Giles and E E Sedam on the ballot for the representative seats. The OCR notes list the candidates seeking office in the fortress-city district.
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Fort
Local Officials Listed For County Positions
In the report the following candidates are named for county offices: County Judge A A Chamberlain, County Auditor T C Young, County Treasurer Samuel Birks, Clerk of Courts A F Pay, Sheriff John W Boyle, State's Attorney O S Hagen, County Supt of Schools J W Smith, Coroner William Tolmie, and Comistrict appears incomplete.
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A. A. Chamberlain
T. C. Young
F . Deeds
A. J. Holbrook
Samuel Birks
A. F. Pay
John W. Boyle
S. Hagen
J. W. Smith
A True Bourbon Michigan Fair Speech Sparks Debate
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan at the Minnesota state fair where he failed to inspire Western sentiment and to align with Roosevelt’s legacy. It accuses him of blunders and an outdated Bourbon stance, arguing the nation faces imperial drain and electoral drift.
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Bryan
Minnesota
Great Northwest
Roosevelt
Mc Bryan
Sioux City Businessmen Defend Integrity In Editorial
Local business leaders in Sioux City publish a strong defense of their honesty and professionalism amid criticism, asserting profits do not taint integrity and urging fair reporting by writers.
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Sioux City
Jon
Sioux City Fair Dates Overlap Foreseen Conflict
The piece argues that maver catia tactics hurt Sioux City businesses and urges jobbers and manufacturers to unite and end the practice. It contends tri state fair delays harm South Dakota fairs and warns of a future truth-telling confrontation if dates clash with the state fair.
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Mave Catia
Sioux City
Tri-States
South Dakota
Tristate
South
Democratic press misreads issues in Governor Lee race
The piece argues Democrats exaggerate abuse of ex Governor Lee while lauding his honesty. It credits Republicans with unity against a Democratic surge and notes intra party splits over saloon support and new questions. It also mocks Deacon Reeves of the Groton Independent and his campaign missteps.
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Lee
Rapid City
Andrew E. Lee
Senator Vessey
Democratic Party
Deacon Reeves
Groton
Iowa Senatorship looming as Cummins tipped to win
The Iowa legislature considers an extra session to amend the primary law to nominate a U S senator replacing the deceased Allison. Gov Cummins is seen as the likely winner, with opponents unable to mount a viable challenge in the short time before the vote.
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Iowa
U. S
Wm. B. Allison
Cummins
Allison
Dollive
Down at the Edge of the City
In a grim city corner Murray and the captain, fallen from fortune, drift toward hunger and schemes. A graft plot unfolds with Inspector Pickering and Finnegan as they navigate a fringe world of crime, favors, and a looming moral test.
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McClure Co
Murray
China
Judas
Mike
Mac
Mike’s
Charlie Finnegan
Charlie
Pickering
Cap
Q’shea
Finnegan
Broadway
Pompeii
Ninth Street
Jerry
Tenth Street
Grace Church
Woman Uses Subway Scale To Weigh A Box, Not Herself
A subway passenger weighed a heavy narrow oak box in a public weighing machine instead of stepping on the scale for herself. She held a muff in one hand and a sturdy leather handle showed the box’s weight, then boarded a train with the ten pound box still in hand.
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Murray
Kansas
Essex
Catrina
New York Sun
The Amoeba A Simple Organism Explained
The article describes the amoeba as a naked mass of protoplasm that flows with blunt processes in various directions. It notes its small size, visible forms, movement across surfaces, digestion of food, and division into two daughter amoebas at maximum size, illustrating basic animal functions.
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Huron
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James S. Sherman
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J. Crawford
O. C. Dokken
Toronto
R. R
F. C. Robinson
Thos. Thorson
Canton
William Tolmie
Res
O. Henry
Eries
Noa
Bney, Department
Coe
Essex Street
Gotham
Hal
Third Avenue
Bowery
Reginald Vanderbilt
Malone
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Sonny
Forty-second Street
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