Local newspaper ad and political commentary blend
The page combines subscription rates from Mitchell Printing Co with editorial notes on politics, national policy debates, and literary arena previews. It cites figures for subscriptions, advertising rates, and legal notices while discussing Missouri and national political figures and publications. Names include Breckenridge, Grover, McKinley, and Grant, with references to St Joseph and Jefferson City.
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ST. Joseph
Chicago Inter Ocean
Missouri
Honor
Breckenridge
Croker
Mvciane
Wilson
Grover
Kansas City
St. Louis
Gallatin Sedalia
Jefferson
Great Northern seeks injunction to curb strikers
Federal court action aims to restrain Great Northern Railway strikers from disrupting operations. Judge Sanborn granted orders in Minnesota and North Dakota with deputy marshals to enforce. Reports describe leaders and officials visiting the Windsor hotel as talks occurred. President Debs expresses optimism while postal officials plan to mitigate mail delays.
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Udge Sanborn
Pavi
Great Northern Road
Banborn
United States Circuit Court
District of Minnesota
District of North Dakota
North Dakota
United States
Butte
Mon
James Hogan
Northern Pacific
American Railway Union
Brainerd and Clark
Hogan
Clark
Brainerd
Rail Way Union
W. W. Currier
Great Northern
Great Falls
Tuure Haode
Ind
E. V. Debs
St. Paul
Mr. Debs
Debs
WashIndon
Neilson
Railway Mail Service
Judge Tripp Keeps Salary as He Reads for Senate
The piece notes Judge Tripp may continue his ministerial salary while seeking Pettigrew’s Senate seat. It cites John Temple Graves as Pettigrew’s likely Republican successor and comments on Southern protection sentiments, with a claim that the Democratic party stays united mainly over the negro issue. Sioux City faces a $420,000 suit alleging improper saloon-fine collections. The suit argues such funds belonged to the county school fund. city must repay, with recovery benefiting those who enforce.
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Aberdeen
H. Jumper
Sioux Falls
Roy Williams
John Norton
Williams
Board of Education
U. S. G. Chery
Dick Woo
Chamberlain
J. M. Greene
People’s
Waterloo
Deadwood
Citizens
W. R. Steele
Pierre
James H. Owen
A. E. Cufting
Dell Rapids
Smith
Kenefick
Stearns
Board of Aldermen
Davison
C. W. Adams
Gsood Seaman
Geo. A. Silsby
Yankton
Tripp
Austria
Senator Pettigrews
Senator Pettigrew
John Temple Graves
South
Sioux City
Voorhees warns of Wilson bill defeat and political graves
Senator Voorhees, tearfully, says the bill may be defeated and Democratic lawmakers who oppose it will dig political graves they cannot escape. He laments widespread debility and incompetency harming the nation as the Wilson bill fate looms.
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Voorhees
House rule shift keeps speaker as instrument of power
Democratic papers argue the adopted rule mirrors Reed's principle in form not name. The change, they say, preserves the speaker’s influence while transferring power to the house and two appointed members. The Sioux City Journal contrasts eyesight used by the speaker with eyesight by appointees, noting the essential presence of members. Oregon Republicans reaffirm a consistent protectionist policy to advance industrial interests.
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Reed
House
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City Journal
Oregon
Benham Comes Home From Brazilian Mission
Retired Admiral A E K Benham arrived in New York aboard the Philadelphia. He praised Brazil’s election of Moises as a decisive setback for the insurgents and noted the fleet’s good health with only four yellow fever cases aboard the Newark. He offered no definite plan for his next move. Seligman Recovers. Topeka reports Banker J E Seligman, recently ill with neuralgia en route to California, has recovered and departed west with his wife and daughter.
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New York
A. E. K. Benham
United States
Red
Newark
Seligman
Topeka
Jeese/ Seligman
California
West
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Kentucky
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Toresta
Party
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Nicaragua Canal
Republican Party
Louis F. Post
Frank Parsons
Boston University Law School
Arena
Helen H. Gardener
M. J. Savage
Lowell
James FR. Cocke
Stephen Crane
Stinson Jarvis
George du Maurier
Peter [Bbetson
Peter Ibbetson
Trilby
Mr. du Maurier
Harper's Magazine
Henry James
Grant
McClure’s
West Point
Mount McGregor
Col
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Horace Porter
O. O. Howard
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Val
Republican
Ili Perkins
Watertown
Homeopathic School of Physicians
Sheldon
State Board of Health
Champeny Bros
Enjoin Strikers
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Deuties
Pack
Great Northern Company
W. P. Clough
W. D. Cornish
Matory
Howard
St. Cloud
Minnneapolis
Twin Cities
St.loud
St. Cloup
Minn
Pioneer Press
Europe
the Corn Palace
Equal Rights
Sioux Falls Press
South Dakota
Otto Peemiller
Peemiller
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Episcopal Church
Exposition Building
Ladies Guild
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Exposition
J. D. Lawler
A. E. Hitchcock
Lawler
F. M. Hammer
Champeny Brothers
Benham
M. W. Scorr
U. S. Marshall
Atlanta
Mrs. Sporr
George S. Keeler
Susan L. Keeler
Arthur T. Wright
Towit
Davison County
Register of Deeds
Hitchcock
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