Speaker Crisp and Bland clash over Bland bill in house
Speaker Crisp and Bland lock horns over the fate of Bland bill as Mr Hill’s leadership balks at giving the measure the stage its author desires. Joseph Freudenfeldt, formerly of the I M P A, receives praise for his appointment as South Dakota insurance examiner. Dr McGillicuddy, forecasting another Indian outbreak, remains unsettled after Pine Ridge agency loss and worries South Dakota’s fortunes.
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Crisp
Silver Bill Bland
House
Hill
Joseph Freudenfeldt
South Dakota
Joe
Taylor
Dr. McGillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Moody Foresees Convention Outcome and Delegation Hopes
Judge Moody praised as a near prophet for predicting results while in Sioux Falls. He may aim to chair the Minneapolis delegation but has publicly repudiated the pledges that elected him, raising questions about Republican honor in South Dakota. The Argus Leader admits a complex ties among Auditor Taylor, insurers, and newspapers, suggesting renewed arrangements were simply extended for this season. The paper questions whether Auditor Taylor’s bid has spurred Democratic papers to attack the issue for political gain.
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Judge Moody
Sioux Malls
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Argus Leader
Taylor
U.S
Sioux Falls Democracys
Senator Stewart Silent on Gold Clause Amid Silver Legislation
The article reveals Senator Stewart of Nevada, a vocal opponent of tight money, also demands a gold clause in his own mortgages. It notes a shift suggesting silver policy would mainly profit gold bugs and silver mining barons, per Senator Carlisle's findings.
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Senator Stewart
Nevada
Stewart
Senator Carlisle
Mitchell Republican weighs free coinage of silver
The Mitchell Republican argues Senator Pettigrew supports free coinage while the party in this state avoids it. It says Pettigrew and South Dakota House colleagues may diverge from state GOP sentiment and favors a limited, product-only free coinage until an international basis and ratio are agreed.
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Chas
Mitchell Republican
Pettigrew
Mitchell
South Dakota
Moody’s personal flings undercuts Convention harmony
The Sioux Falls Press criticizes Judge Moody for sparking a rumpus after the convention. It notes Moody’s public claims about defeating Preston’s minority report and his efforts to promote harmony, while accusing Moody of undignified personal remarks and unfair assertions.
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Moody
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis Tribune
Preston
Mr. Moody
Watterson Maintains No Election for Hill or Cleveland
Henry Watterson insists The Courier Journal never supported Hill and argues Cleveland must have New York’s unanimous backing to win. His stance forecasts defeat for both Cleveland and Hill if nominated, urging New York be excluded from the selection. A separate Albia revival rivaling Sam Jones draws crowds as a Missouri preacher, while a London restaurant fire claims multiple deaths and a Washington push backs Jolley for South Dakota governor.
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Hill
Cleveland
Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier Journal
Cleveland Seust
New York
Philadelphia Telegraph
Watterson
Colorado Silver League backs nonpartisan push for free coinage candidate
The Colorado Silver League state executive committee appeals to voters in Colorado and across the United States. It declares the group nonpartisan and aims to unite voters of all parties in the West and South to seek the nomination of a free coinage candidate on a free coinage platform at both Minneapolis and Chicago.
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A Silver League
Denver
Colo
The
Colorado Silver League
Colorado
United States
West
Minneapolis
Chicago
Leper Chinese Immigrant Found in Port Townsend
A Chinaman with leprosy was discovered in Port Townsend Washington on March 30. He is believed smuggled from Victoria and escaped late in the afternoon, with health officers fearing possible spread of the disease.
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London
Pimlico
Lazan
Waiter Lazan
Port Townsend
Wash
Victoria
Mississippi Landslide Disrupts Rail Service Near Natchez
A late evening landslide below the Natchez wharf removes up to ten acres and 200 feet of the New Orleans and Western railroad track. A temporary loop must be built to reach the depot, delaying rail service. The Genoa city council approves $40,000 for Italy American expo aid. Denver gripmen threaten a citywide cable strike over wage demands. a 24 hour deadline is set.
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Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
New Orleans and Western Railroad
Genoa
Denver
Colo
Champeny Bros Kid Glove Sale Opens March 28
Champeny Bros offers kid gloves at special prices for one week starting March 28. Attend if you need kid gloves of any description.
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Champeny Bros
Millinery Opening at Champeny Bros in Mitchell
Champeny Bros announces a millinery opening on April 5 and 6 in Mitchell. The event promises the finest opening ever seen in the city.
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Champeny Bros
Mitchell
Great Legal Battle Between City and Union Pacific Begun
Oma wa Neb March 30. War between Omaha city officials and Union Pacific over 200 acres of riverfront lots valued at 1.5 million dollars has started with fencing orders and injunctions looming. The dispute centers on possession and a long standing reversionary provision tied to eastern terminus rights.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Omawa
Neb
Iowa
Windspea
Dundy
Cuba
Rosebud Unrest Fears Trouble at Agencies
Captain V D McGillicuddy warns of possible trouble at Rosebud and other agencies amid Indian anger after the killing of a man near Black Pike creek. The slain was identified as Jack Whipple, a desperado, whose arrest was blocked due to jurisdiction limits.
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Curiaco
V. D. McGillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Army Headquarters
Rosebud
Black Pike Creek
White River
Jack Whipple
Whipple
Behring Sea Treaty Seen Likely To Be Ratified
A prominent senator says ratification would follow the foreign relations committee majority, aided by Lord Salisbury's conciliatory note. He notes strong senate hostility to Britain would have favored a minority report if not for Salisbury's willingness to settle a new modus vivendi.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Great Britain
Foreign Relations Committee
Lord Salisbury
Senators Responsible for Executive Session Leaks
General H. V. Boynton argues in Washington that leaks of executive session secrets come from the senators themselves. He says reform would prevent pub lic disclosure except what is guessed, noting much press material is second hand from senators.
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Washinggton
H. V. Boynton
Senate
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