South Dakota Legislature May Indicate Party Split
Nov. 21 report lists legislators elected to the South Dakota legislature with Republicans claiming control and fusion members shown in most lists as the fusion totals edge toward forming a single caucus. The document names many lawmakers by district across Beadle, Brookings, Clay, Codington, Hamlin, Minnehaha, Pennington, Yankton, and other counties, noting fusion and republican tallies and the scattered party alignment while awaiting final official returns.
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Blouz Falls
Kelow
Hutte
Mead
Brown
J. M. Lawson
N- Loomis
Jernald
EB. vi. Foy
Day
Shnimber
Melberson
Carl Gunderson
Clay
W. E. Benedict
Gunter
George Ar Doinson
Davidson
Richard Williams
Marshall
J. Gi
Boyland
Walworth
J. J. Botham
Faulk
Raw
Stewart
Anghes
Hutchinson
Ki. G. Edgerton
Yankton
Elliott Guilty of Murder Despite Acquittal Charge
Jury finds Henry A. Elliott guilty of murder in the Gallaghee case, but with the indictment uncharged. Sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor. Elliott allegedly killed Gallagher for money and assumed the deceased’s name. Record notes Elliott’s tough history and prior misdeeds.
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Buirderer
Watertown
Henry A. Elliott
H. B. Gallaghee
Elliott
Gillagher
Voncouhin Enielte
St Hyrvel
Shafter Named to Command Santiago Expedition
Reports say General William R. Shafter chosen to lead the Santiago expedition after a War Department and Miles deliberation. The decision followed debates on leadership and readiness as the army prepared for invasion amid war investigations and supply concerns.
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Ke Heleos
Santiago
St. Donty
Tom Wishington
Globe-Democrat
Congress
Gener
William Ei
Shafter
Santiaga
Sonilich
General Shafterswith
Becaus 6
Michigan
Inna Stra
Alger
Miles
Adareswel
Milo
Iolintry
Milex
Veo Shatter
hShafter
Major Ives
Ultimatum to the Spaniards on the Philippines debated in Paris
Dispatches from Paris report a hard American demand on Spain over the Philippines. The plan includes a clear ultimatum offering either indemnity or loss of sovereignty, with the United States prepared to take control and demand large payments, while Cuba debt issues loom in negotiations.
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Ingerbus Telela
United States
Spain
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Philippines
Bonita
Thia
Cuba
Madrid
Paris
Trenty
Tondon
Daily Mai
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Vienne
Daily Telegraph
Austria
Germany
Daily Chronicle
Puerto Rico
The
Tribuna
Sagasta plan cited amid fair unrest and losses
Fragmentary text discusses restraint by Sagasta and merchant concerns about a Spanish policy. The muddled passages reference losses and a belief that Americans may resist or adjust to a given situation. The source lacks clear dates or events, but hints at economic tension and political maneuvering affecting trade.
General Don Buell Dies Noted Civil War Leader
General Don Carlow Buell, famed Civil War figure born 1818 in Lowell, died at his home near Rockport Ky after a lengthy illness. He served as Army of the Cumberland commander and helped thwart Bragg’s Kentucky invasion, with a career ending as pension agent and later president of the Green River Iron Works.
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Sidine Weibe
St. Louis
Wil
Don Carlow
Abraham Dicoin
Mississippi
McClellan
Virginia
General Buell
Lowell
United Statex Military Academy
Florida
Berioningee
Rome
Washington
Cumberland
Bowling
Shiloh
Grant
Vie Tei Herve
Bragg
Mary
Kentucky
Jen Jeral’ Buell
Tehiesawe
Ohio
Perryville
Brogo
Tonpennee
Rosecrate
Fouinville
Mirley Cleveland
Green River Iron, Works
RESULTS OF BIG FOOTBALL GAMES
Hovyaned Metayteatest Bene ait duck due Afternoon New Haven Nov. Har Nord defeated Yule 17 to 0, Yale won 4 glorious victories amid bad weather with open tactics and steady play. Ohio? Continuous effort and superior kicking carried the win. Yale fought stoutly and quit with determination. The Caniste Hinnh defeated the University of Illinois 11 to 0 on Jackson Field, Indiana nearly scored near the end but time ended the bout. Carlisle’s strong tackles overwhelmed Pennsylvania era, Indiana’s line struggles noted, Carlisle’s defense dominant.
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Conn
Har- Nord
Yule
Oolegn
Forvard
Yale
Mivong
University Ofllinois
Jackson
Indiana
Cayiu
Sora
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Gilun
Thone Pointe
The Privilege of Her Sex Ends a Marriage Pact
At St Catherine's church in Moscow a bride Miss Margaret Moore refused to say I do to Timothy Foley. The rector asked for consent and she replied it is not too late, then walked out, leaving guests stunned. No reason given for the abrupt change.
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Margaret. Moore
Moscow
St. Catharine’s
Margaret Stoore
Pocono
Mins Moore
Timothy Foley
St. Catherine's
Th. Walsh
Minn Foley
Wax Franke Dougherty
Laclawanna County
Foley
Margaret Moore
Father Walsh
Guid
Lily Pelieh
Granville
Effie
Hul
Train Robbers Hold Up Overland Express Near Daggett
A Santa Fe overland express was held up by four robbers between Daggett and Barstow. A robber was shot and killed by a trainman as the train pulled away toward Los Angeles. One dead robber found. no others reported. Health data from Mauna Aré Mutoh and Manila cables note malaria fever and a single death among 20,000 soldiers in the week.
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San Bernardino
Reat Sound Overland
Daggett and
Baralow
Menenger Ifiitohinson
Los Angeles
Cee
Santa Feron
Mauna
Washington
Otis
Manila
A. Amifl Company
South Dakota
Quinine Admittion Proposal Linked to Cuba and Ports
The Treasury Department has recommended admitting quinine into Cuba and Puerto Rico for fever duty. Under Spanish law the duty on quinine is about £130 per pound, with the Navy Department expected to concur with the Treasury’s plan. The action aims to ease medical needs and support fever control in the Caribbean territories.
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Nity Department
Dru. Washinton
Reamury Department
Secretary of War
Mar
Eer
Ben Inbor
Congress Set for Busy Short Session and Treaty Action
Washington reports that the upcoming short session will wrestle with the peace treaty for ratification, naval appropriations, and early work on national defense funding. lawmakers expect currency and bank issues to take a back seat, while Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines may seek extended financial and administrative provisions under U S control.
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Herald
Hevives
Congress
Crow Spain Wit Jr
Hu Nex’ Congresa
Senate
la Furge
Hers Inway
Indiana
National Defense
Naval
Long
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
United State
Louisiana
Wissippi
Washington
QUAY AND HIS SON INDICTED FOR Conspiracy in Public Funds
A loaded indictment was returned by a county grand jury in Philadelphia naming United States Senator M. S. Quay his son Richard B. Quay and ex-Treasurer Benjamin Haywood plus John S. Hopkins as participant. They stand accused of conspiring to misuse public money deposited in the People's National Bank for stock purchases and other unauthorized purposes.
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Pennay Philadelphie
United States
M. & Quay
Hinson
Richard
Quay
Mott Murder Suspected After Arab Body Found in Richland Barn
A suspected murder case rises from the discovery of John Matt's naked Arab body in a Richland township life barn. Coroner Woodworth and States Attorney Mone appear to lead the inquiry as officials report signs pointing to homicide and concealment. A telegram from the president and department officials references name change protests tied to broader events. A_Mexico theater companies adjust advertising amid fines.
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Keadie
Huran
John Matt
Life
Richland Townshio
Sian
Woodworth
Moneder
Allontas
Atino
Paris
Wien
Mexico
Broadway Fire Hurts Eleven In Brick District Losses
Fire on Broadway destroys three brick tenements Nos. 18 7 and 7 burning six stories occupied by brokers real estate and insurance agents Talle losses exceed 300000 In another incident a Cambridge pork packing firm fire injures eleven workers at John J Squire Co East Cambridge total damage estimated at 801100 with a watchman absent during the blaze
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Broadway
Minna
Cambridge
Mans
John J. Squire & Co
East Cambridge
Jowthin
Thanksgiving Eve and the Front Bed And Promises
Effie Hill, nearly 19, decorates for Thanksgiving while dreaming of Granville. She recalls family tensions, a long wait for his return, and the pull of school memories as the day unfolds with quiet domestic detail.
Meaning of the Word and Monstrous Hotels Across Cities
Fragmented text notes Phe aulay ja and a nearly completed largest hotel in Mes en, with pilgrims and camels. Mentions a Vienna residence of 4,600 rooms and 3,000 people, plus a white building with 13 interior courts. Includes a 68 year old Catherine Witcomb and a 1830 bride reference amid forest cabins and prairie notes.
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Lande
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Julesburg
Mich
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