Mitchell McBride Dies After Street Attack
The longtime editor and controversial figure Robert L. McBride died instantly after a street assault tied to his editorial battles. His death follows decades as a prominent newspaper man and outspoken voice in Alpha district politics.
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Robert
Lelaw
Lawes
Sioux City
Lawler
McBride
Larwlar
New York
Washington
Byslhens
Dousman
D. Taowies
Laawier
Lawiers
Ing
Masons
Res Maina
South Dakota Legislature Proceedings Overview
The record outlines multiple days of South Dakota legislative activities. It notes debates on Wilmarth bill defeat and forthcoming reconsideration, women suffrage proposals, penalties and insurance measures, tax and public printing appropriations, and various committee actions. It mentions the governor’s communications, boundary commission plans with Nebraska, and several routine bills on education, taxation, and public affairs.
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Pierry
Wilmarth Bilextale
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Willlampon of
Lake
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tex
Jolmaton
Senate
Stoddard
Sioux Falls Briefs and Political Notes from the State
The Sioux Falls dispatch covers W. S. Bell of Dell Rapid joined Roosevelt campaig n supporters, petitions to place him in a regular army post, and a claim about opposition to a funeral. It also notes a Chautauqua event, family custody news from Sioux City, and a debate over Standard Oil oil grading and inspector appointments.
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Beth
RapidwWanta
Sioux Falls
W. S. Bell
Dell Rapid
Minjiehati
Roosevelt
Flaudreau
Gell
Trearevelt
Micenum
Mr. Well
Witta
Wuern
Sioux Falla
Sioux City
Dil
Tua Cnether Ab Hudson
Tria
Foster
Kate
Wie
Asia
Solons Debate Prohibition Trends at Locke Hotel
A chaotic meeting reports widespread drinking among lawmakers and attendees. Observers note a shift toward stricter prohibition, with mentions of a 1860s provision and concerns about political consequences for future elections.
Mercy on Antiversurs or c Hom tthes by ihiigiann
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a gathering honoring the First South Dakota volunteers for service in the Philippines, including a ceremonial event with decorated hall and a display of a new taxon. Attendees included civic leaders and competitors, with mentions of military units and a commemorative program.
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Ihiigiann
Lloyx Matin
United States
Carnegie library funding and abandonment controversy
May news recounts Senator Pettl’s push for a Carnegie library public funding and the ensuing dispute over site and plan. It notes Lavon Tetve’s support for a grand library building, while concerns arise about the Lyon building and the possible abandonment of Carnegie gifts totaling 425,000.
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Carnegie
Pettl
Lavon Tetve
Lyon
Carkegis
Sage warns against Pacific railroad merger
Russell Sage denounces a proposed Western rail merger that would create a vast system over 25,000 miles, calling it a dangerous monopoly. He argues unions should not form to restrain competition but warns it could provoke retaliation, legislative action, and public resentment across states and nations.
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New York
Aynsell Sage
Union Pacific
Sage
Merger of Great Interests Reported in Steel Industry
Reports from New York indicate negotiations among J Vermont Margah Andrew Carnegie and John W. Gates to unite iron and steel interests. The potential Federal Steel Company and related entities would consolidate under a new structure, with capital plans around 160 million, as talks progress amid market speculation.
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Unter
Iron and Steel Companion
New York
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Federal Stock Company
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Morgai
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Mederat
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Maran
Carnegie Steel Company
Henry Ts Brick
Federal Steel
Hegie Slovel Company
Caplin
Steck
American River and Wine Company
Plec
United States
Sioux City Plant in Plan to Reorganize International Packing
A web authority notes possible failure to retain the Sioux City plant as International Packing plots a major reorganization. The plan involves large capital and modernization, with the plant near the old Silberhorn site and potential tenants if consolidation proceeds as feared.
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Chicago
Use International Packing Company
Sivuk City
Nother
Sioux City
Sliberhorn Phint
Biontx Ci Stock Yards
Floux City
Ict
Tternational
Tn Eorgat
Eder
Wanda
Busbneasth
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Avith
Poelslag Company
le Tanong
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Ska Fudlont Enpaclke
Congress Opens With Utah Senator Sworn In
Rawlins announced the certificate of election for Thos Kearns as senator from Utah. President Bryce administered the oath of office. A daily session time was fixed by the Kehab. The House begins consideration of a treaty commission to adjudicate terms of citizens regarding Spain and the U S treaty obligations.
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Beaste Previn
Tanita
Washington
Rawlins
Thos. Kearns
Utah
Bryce
Elevem Welock
Kehab
Lower Heath Tristan Reservation
South Dakota
United States
Spain
Parl
Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill and DC Appropriations
The senate plans to discuss the ship subsidy bill in the first half of the week with interruptions expected. An effort for amendments is likely as supporters push the bill forward. Focus also shifts to the District of Columbia appropriation bill, with several days of debate anticipated before other fiscal measures. Both chambers mark John Marshall Day with ceremonies.
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Patte Overtine
Pane
Kame
Washington
Senate
Friends of the Shipping
Eure
Allison
Wenoadhy
District of Columbia
Billy
Revenue Cutter Service
Congress
John Marshall
Boers Score Again In Feb 6 War Dispatches
Reports from Gondon on February 6 describe Lord Kitchener's preparations and Boer casualties. Two officers killed, others wounded, and a skirmish near Campbell south of Mildburg with 400 Boers repulsed by British forces. Ambulanace convoys captured. De Wet's force sighted near Dewetsdorp. rumors of a Lowe raid and ammunition warehoused at Komatiort.
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Lord Kitchener
Modders
Fwo
Campbell
Nouth
Mildieburg
Tone
Bethel
DeWet
Dewetsdorp
Suspected Kidnapper in Dallas Case Tower
A Dallas suspect in the Cudahy kidnapping case shows agitation after learning his alleged role. He paced his Dallas jail cell and refused to confess. Investigators note a $1090 package tied to Henderson. authorities plan to photograph the suspect for police files in Omaha and other cities.
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Dallas
Tex
Sheriie
Johnda
Menderson
Heritt
Henderson
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Oma
Neb
Web
Chloe
Donahue
Porto Rican Protests Over Revenue Law Reach Senate
A Porto Rican protest against a late rushed revenue law, backed by 2000 delegates and the island’s wealth, confronts the United States Senate after the insistent assembly action. A commission is to petition the Senate for nullification as provided under Puerto Rican governance. The Duke of York’s recovery is also reported, with him sitting up briefly.
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Remonstranca Agalo
Revenue Law
Washington
Porto Mican
Senate
Porto Teo
Semms
Senate of the
United States
Legislative Assembly
Porto Rivan Ely
Promised Sensation Sparks Nebraska Town Rumor
A tangle of early 20th century gossip centers on Mrs Bertie Moore arriving from Deadwood to Omaha. Wary women from the W C T U back her, while officials report a man linked to a state residence inquiry overheard in Deadwood. The case involves alleged immoral aims and a potential introduction to a storage of reputations.
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Wise Moore
Omaha
Neb
Bertie Moore
Deadwood
Anon
Henan
W. CT. U
Misa Moore
Pollen
Aid
Immarat House
Domtwood
Mina Moors
Indians in federal custody after desertion plot
A group of Red Indians from the Creel tribe, including leaders, were brought to the federal jail for trial. Troop A cavalry and U S Marshal Bennett’s posse captured them during a confrontation, amid claims some lawyers misled the tribe. Most hide, some hold meetings as authorities plan to send a messenger to Chief Lota Makeko.
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Cronk
Indiana
Jal
Muskogee
Chitte Harfo
Maralal
Lota
Makeko
Creel
American Forge Ambushed in Cebu Four Killed Five Wounded
Amidst Cebu operations a detachment of thirty from Lieutenant Wicker's unit was ambushed near San Lucia, resulting in five American deaths and four wounded. Bodies were recovered in mutilated condition as insurgents pressed the assault with heavy fire. Archbishop Chapelle declined to offer a statement, citing current juncture and potential diplomatic embarrassment.
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Cebu
Croak
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Andre
Chapelle
United States
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Thiers
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Dhee
Emia Jaron
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Mirat Walier
Tait
Mirad Salieri
Walter Wee
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Wyatt
The Power of the Press and Pat with Patent Medicines
An experimental wire service style column blends social quips with a mock Telegramn voice and endorses patent medicines while satirizing media power. It juxtaposes a Philadelphia Times vibe with a Detroit press note and includes dialogue about a hat receipt and a husband. The piece hints at social mores and urban chatter of the era.
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Detroit
Secretary Long Regrets Over Santiago Campaign Recognition
Secretary John D. Long writes to Senator Morgan and others lamenting the government’s failure to properly recognize the men of the Santiago squadron. He urges Congress and the president to extend timely promotions and express thanks to the officers and sailors who served at sea.
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Prize Fight Ban Proposed by Athletic Association
Attorney for the Athletic association prepared an answer to prevent the Rubin Jeffries contest. The filing in Judge Hollister’s court argues no prize has been or will be offered and that any sparring exhibition would be illegal under existing statutes.
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Thayer
Dye Meyer
Commercia Frailes
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Hollister Court
Ingwil
Olle
minister shot in Arlington by Barker at home
The Rev John Kellor, secretary to Rt Rev Bho Starkey and chaplain of the First New Jersey, was seriously wounded in Arlington Sunday morning when Barker fired through a doorway. Aiding witnesses say the attack stemmed from a domestic dispute with Barker's wife. Barker fled to the police after the shooting.
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John Kellor
New York
Barker
Keller
Fatal apoplexy strikes Dr Cavorm Wastily in Hhyone
Dr Charles Cavorm Wastily Phyatclap of Hhyone in the Varthih Dubuque In died after apoplexy. He suffered nervous prosipas and was admitted to St Joseph's hospital. A Mushc collides graduate and prominent physician, he was very wealthy.
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Charten
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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