Republican Judicial Ticket and County Ad Rates
The notice lists Ad rates for printers and asks advertisers to apply for rates. It features the Republican Judicial Ticket: Dick Haney Davison County, Dighton Corson Lawrence County, Howard G. Fuller Faulk County. It also notes Yankton fair details Sept 25 29 and mixed political commentary from South Dakota papers. Targeted items include the premium list, the state fair, and press opinions on Republicans and copperheads. Continuous discussion of centralization in schools and volunteers funding for SD units in San Francisco is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Haney
Davison County
Dighton Corson
Lawrence County
Howard G. Fuller
Faulk County
Yankton
Madison
Sioux Falle Press
South Dakota
San Francisco
Eignere
Andrew LK. Lee
A. Jewett
R.F. Pettigrew
B. H. Lien
John A. Bowler
Republican Standard
Governor Shaw’s Philippine War Parable Snapshot
Iowa Governor Shaw uses a long allegory about a quarrel with a noisy neighbor to argue for intervention in the Philippines. The tale ends with the narrator deciding to act, portraying the war as a necessary correction of wrongs. The anecdote frames righteous force as moral duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Shaw
Iowa
Philippines
A Father Takes Custody of a Newborn Child
A man recounts paying the old cradle owner and taking responsibility for a newborn. He describes the child as a “mighty bad” infant who resists feeding, fights, and refuses to obey. He plans to gauge the boy’s readiness to acknowledge his sovereignty before deciding the child’s future and possible integration with other siblings.
Revenue and Finances Report from the New York Tribune
The Treasury began August with a gold reserve near the January level despite a 20 million payment to Spain and strong demand for gold. June imports exceeded exports by several millions, while mine receipts rise, supporting a robust gold stock. Tariff receipts rose in July to 16.97 million, with the war's financial effects partially explained by court delays limiting collections. The Dingley act yields about 127 million more than 187 internal revenue, with stamps and taxes performing variably. Overall, current revenue should cover needs if distant-war costs stay contained, though exact tax-law changes await further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Treasury
Spain
Alaska
Mexico
Dingley
Questioning Fox trip purpose and Kipp role in Luzon
Sioux Falls Press questions why Fox sent Kipp to the Philippines and suggests Kipp may represent a Minneapolis paper. It implies Fox was dispatched by the state administration to stir up activities on Luzon for the Republican machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Fox
Philippines
Kipp
Luzon
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Travel musings from Clare Tinan on Portland trip
Clare Tinan shares reflections in Kimball Graphic readers column about his Portland journey and nearby regions. The Iroquois Chief comments on the populist party’s vitality, suggesting Frank Pettigrew sustains it to influence Senate chances, framing the party as a remnant with limited life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Tinan
Kimball Graphic
Portland
Oregon
Irank Pettigrew
Senate
Sioux Falls Plans Meeting to Bring Regiment Home
Sioux Falls Business Men's League calls a public meeting in Huron next Wednesday to map a plan for moving the South Dakota regiment from the coast to the state. Aberdeen News claims a two party state with fusionists and Pettigrewites, predicting Pettigrew influence next year. Railroad and telegraph lines heard by Pierre board suggest real estate values are listed far below actual value, with railroads similarly underassessed, implying major rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Watertown
Aberdeen News
Pettigrewites
Pettigrew
State Association Board
Skys W& Pierre Dispatch
Colonel Fox Arrives in Manila Guides View on War
Sioux Falls residents read that Colonel M L Fox landed in Manila on June 19 and by June 23 claimed to grasp the situation fully. He praised his own insights over Otis McKinley and cabinet experts, yet said he would return home irrevocably after four days of intense study and promised to share his knowledge upon arrival.
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Sioux Falls
M. L. Fox
Manila
General Otis
McKinley
Otis
Polonius
Islands
Spain's Greatest Need Prompts Medicine Endorsement
R P Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken South Carolina and praises Electric Bitters as Americas greatest blood and nerve remedy. He reports relief from back of head pains and urges the medicine for liver kidney stomach and nerves. Guaranteed bottle at 50 cents, sold by S H Seallin.
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R. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiken
S. C. Wesk
America
All
S. H. Seallin
Remarkable Shilohs Cure praised by Dr Slater
Buffalo, N Y Gents From my personal knowledge gained in observing the effect of your Shilohs Cure in cases of advanced consumption I am prepared to say it is the most remarkable remedy that has ever been brought to my attention It has certainly saved many from consumption Sold by S H Scallin the druggist
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Buffalo
N.Y
Gents
S. H. Scallin
Fewae
United States
Canada
England
Letter from Orman Osbon on hospital care in Manila
In a June 30 letter from Manila, Osbon describes soldiers cared for after returning from San Fernando. He notes a medical rest period, a clean hospital, good food, and kind doctors. He says he is not sick now, will wait to regain strength, and contrasts duty with others who fled.
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Iditor Osbon
The
Howard Spirit
Orman
al Manila
Manila
San Fernando
Maorls
Dia
Night of Terror and a Widow Saved by a Cure
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln recalls the night of terror for General Burnham’s widow of Machias Maine as doctors feared pneumonia would end her life. The patient reportedly slept after three doses of Dr King’s New Discovery and was cured of throat chest and lung disease. The advertisement claims a lifetime guarantee and notes pricing and a trial bottle offer at S. Ms. Scallin’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
S. Ms. Scallin
Assembly board to raise property assessments statewide
Attorney General Pyle's opinion to the state board of Assessment and Equalization supports raising assessment values returned by county auditors. The board would equalize other property to match corporate-property values, implying a general state-wide increase likely about one third higher than last year, potentially around $40,000,000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Pierre
Catarrh Cure Claims One Hundred Dollar Reward
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure is the claimed universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Also advertised are Hall's Family Pills, Shiloh's Consumption Cure, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and Clover Root Tea, with testimonials and safety cautions about counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheny & Co
Toledo
Brave boy saves train from collision near Spearfish
During a teachers meeting excursion to Spearfish, a boy named Beaver flagged a passenger train to stop a potential crash as a rancher’s horseman horse fell through a bridge. Passengers praised him, and a Madison benefactor offered schooling. the boy agreed to attend Madison Normal School. The article also promotes various patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Mitchell
Burlington Road
Spearfish
Beaver
Spearfish Canyon
Madison
Madison Normal School
Attorney Hitchcox First Publication Notice
A. E. Hitchcox, Attorney, first publication on the eleventh day of August in the year one eight zero.
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A. E. Hitchcox
A. D
Notice of final proof for land claim at Mitchell
Notice from the Land Office at Mitchell South Dakota dated August 11 1900 that a filing had been made by a settler to prove residence and cultivation on the NW 1 4 Section 20 Township 104 North Range unspecified. He lists witnesses Willian Tian Willi Chink John Gillian and D B Martin all of Mitchell. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Mitchell on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue E. Brookings
L. N. Davison
Mitchell Fonds Bank
Mitchell
Davison County
A.D. Brookmas
S. 1
Heinrich Bose
Nwty
GOW
Willi GH Tian
Willi Chink
John Gillian
D. B. Martin
All
O of Mitchell
POS. DD
Inc
Posment, Magiator
S. D
Margaret Olson
Anthony Nabinger
William Bray
Mitchell P. O
E. Foster
State of
South Dakota
Davison
Walter B. Broadbent
Martha Broadbent
John W. Broadbent
Walter Broadbent
A.D
W. Abbey
M. L. Bobn
Nels Nelson
Prosper
Hattie A. Nelson
J. L. Hannett
Divison
Harrix A. Nelson
J. J. Hannett
A. Noe
Kate C. Palmer
Charles FE. Palmer
Edward C. Palmer
William B. Palmer
Charles E. Palmer
Ethel R Palmer
K. C. Palmer
Rowley
W. H. Bloss
D. B. Miller
Duvison County
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J. E. Wells
Harker Bro’s
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Geo. Rowley
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J. M. Crary
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Isa . E. Tryon
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Pelton
Mon. Trowley
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Dute
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