Populist Candidate in Washington Disputed as Lawyer
A crowd in Washington debated the Populist district nominee's background with an audience member asking if he is a lawyer. Officials clarified he was disbarred, allowing the candidate Colonel Frederick Dene Grant to be counted as the party choice as Mrs Grant tours the capital.
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Frederick Dene Grant
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Potter Palmer
Dakota and Wyoming Railroad Promoter Sees Rapid City Route
Promoter Mr. Coad of Chamberlain reports the Dakото and Wyoming railroad will be built delivering a rapid line from Rapid City to Mystic. He says contracts are slowed but funds will be available after tills are paid, with construction to reach the Wyoming line to the west and Missouri river to the east. The project would bring Chicago and Sioux City closer to the Black Hills and may yield a river terminus at Chamberlain for a bridge across the Missouri.
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Habid City
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Mystic
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Scork
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Missouri River
Chicago
Sioux City
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United States
Nennie
Tonpitalias
Mucronn
Court adjourned as burglars and liquor seller plead guilty
A batch of criminal cases in U S Court at Huron were resolved today. Fred Moore James Howard and Thomas Barker each received one year and two months in the state penitentiary for attempted burglary of the Brookings post office. Harry Westfall sentenced to thirty days in Brown county jail and a $100 fine for selling malt liquor without a license. George W. Brescenu received one year for passing counterfeit money. The jury in the Mrs Annie Gloyd versus Van Dusen Elevator Co. damage suit disagreed and was discharged. Contempt-of-court proceedings against city officials of Huron were set for hearing tomorrow. A note on George Hardesty’s disappearance from Dayton Washington mentions foul play feared. New mining reports claim rich gold leads near the southern Black Hills. Chamberlain plans cheaper power after shutting down the electric plant to work the new artesian gusher. A petition for pardon of Glynden, convicted of murder in Fort Madison for life, gains attention in Grundy Center.
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Jamnex Howard
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Brookings Pont
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Harry Westfall
Brown County
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State
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van Dusen Elevator Company
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Huron Waterworks Company
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Thomas Will
Pierre
Chamberlan
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Electria
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Itta
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Supreme Court
Fort Madison
Washington Evening Star
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Treasury gold reserve debate in Washington
The treasury answered a request about whether the 700000 dollars of gold was ever prepared or removed from the reserve. It noted the gold reserve of 100000000 as a safety fund and the secretary’s discretion under law to suspend or redeposit gold certificates when reserves fall below the threshold. The report also covers legislative moves on bonds, Armenian outrages, and a House session with foreign relations inquiries.
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National Dairy Union Opens Third Annual Convention in Chicago
The National Dairy Union held its third annual convention at the Sherman House in Chicago. Delegates, including D. W. Wilken and D. Kesh, discussed dairy product quality, adulteration, and recent legislation improving pure butter standards, with emphasis on enforcing new dairy laws and strengthening consumer protection.
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Reform Press Meeting In Yankton Tonight
The Reform Prose ganociation, a Populist party newspaper fraternity in the state, holds a three Octage meeting in Yankton this evening to map the next campaign. Twenty-two editors are expected, with prominent outsiders anticipated, as the group shapes party strategy and deliberations attract wide attention among politicians.
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Reform ‘Prose Ganociation
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Gas tragedy in Chicago leaves six dead
Police report a Chicago milk dealer Peter Hougaard, his wife, and five children suffocated after a gas incident at Englewood in the early hours. Officer Gibbona notified police, uncovering the bodies. motive remains unclear.
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Beef Trust Evidence in Chicago Grand Jury Inquiry
Chicago Jan 14 the government collects and submits evidence to a grand jury on the alleged beef trust involving the Chicago Packers. Officials Haakall and Shelden reviewed materials over months with U S Attorney Groon Lasmilant overseeing proceedings and potential indictments as witnesses report prices receipts and market fluctuations across Omaha and Chicago livestock exchanges.
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Chicago
Tanardinaney Jntirest
United Btwed District Court
Liege and Jury
Chicago Packers
Coumette N. Haakall
Department of Justice
Henry Shelden
Agvtentiarad
Washington
Thie Almy
Waels
Shurcyary” Morston
Kenneanny Grexham
Rocon
Sunrov el
Iowa Legislature convenes with temporary organization
The Twenty-Sixth General Assembly meets at Dew Maine on June 13 with temporary organizations in both houses. A message notes Governor Tuckson's welcome and canvassing of votes for governor and lieutenant governor. A joint committee will set a value for the inauguration of Governor Drake after tomorrow’s reception.
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Dew Maine
Dew Maines
M'Farland Dead After Boone Shooting
A man shot by Stanhope Royster in Boone yesterday died this morning at 1. He was conscious to the end and vowed to kill Royster and others when he recovered. Local notices report Masons, church, and state immigration convention activities with varied regional details.
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Kind
Royster
Auger
Prolific Proverb Collections and their Modern Adapters
Analyze the spread of world proverb compilations from Solomon to Chinese and Sanskrit sources, noting how Western editions repurpose ancient maxims for American audiences. The piece discusses translation, marketing, and the global reach of proverbs, with critique of padding and editorial framing in early 20th century print.
Fragments on Advice and Advertising in Proverb Glow
The text relays scattered reflections on popular culture and advertising, citing proverbs and a humorous Italian form of the pot and kettle tale. It mentions Sapolio, paternal patience, parental advice, and public interest, suggesting how words shape behavior and consumer norms.
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Seth Supolod
Apollo
Prose Fragments and Anecdotes From a Distant Page
A collection of fragmented text and prose excerpts covers slang phrases, proverbs, rural life, and humorous vignettes. It includes reflections on language, household hints, and small scenes of daily life, with stray quotes about pets, plants, and a few oblique social observations.
McKinley Inauguration Opens Ohio Governorship Era
The crowd filled the streets as General Asa S. Bushnell took the oath as governor of Ohio with McKinley present and the new administration sworn in. A large procession, military displays, and prayers framed the ceremony. Bushnell received the governor's commission and the keys, marking a smooth transfer of power amid broad public interest.
Canton Prepares Welcoming Home For Governor McKinley
Citizens of Canton plan a grand homecoming for William McKinley after years of service. The town expects visitors from far and near seeking counsel with the future president while speculation swirls about his stay or ascent to the highest office.
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