Don’t Hesitate Use Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
A reader testimonial extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as the sole remedy for stomach upset, claiming rapid, lasting relief and a high cure rate. The letter recounts personal decades of digestive distress and improvement after using the product and its Pleasant Pellets for bowel cleansing and liver stimulation.
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Mr. Wim. Connolly
Walnut St
Lorain
Ohio
Pierce
Vaccination Safety in Smallpox History Cited by Sioux City Doctor
A prominent physician told a Sioux City Journal reporter that risk from smallpox vaccine has vanished today. He contrasted past methods, when dirty scab material from patients was used, with modern practices ensuring pure, safe vaccine virus and minimal side effects.
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Sioux City Journal
Resurgam Lodge Elects Officers for A F and A M
Resurgam lodge A F and A M held its annual officer election Tuesday evening naming Worshipful Master A B McKeel Senior Warden C B Wilt Junior Warden H E Hitchcock Treasurer H R Kibbee and Secretary I P Hall.
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Resurgam Lodge
A. F
A. M
A. B. McKeel
C. B. Wilt
H. E. Hitchcock
H. R. Kibbee
The Professors Chickens Trial Set At College
Three students are charged in a campus theft case tied to fifty prized chickens owned by President Graham. The trial is scheduled for next Saturday at the courthouse with Mitchell's lawyer as judge, Miller and Devers prosecuting, Loevinger and Mallory defending. Expert testimony expected. admission 15 cents for athletics and the college annual.
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Graham
Court House
Mitchell
Miller
Devers
Loevinger
Mallory
Farmers Descend on Davison County Lands in South Dakota
The article notes a wave of eastern farmers visiting Mitchell to inspect farming lands in Davison County. Inspectors from Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa value land at 50 to 65 dollars an acre and seek affordable options to rent or buy as tenants push for better terms. Real estate agents report steady activity guiding newcomers through available properties.
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South Dakota
Lows
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Davison County
Joseph H. Choate
United States
City of London College
John Joy Edson
Henry Russell
London
M. Schnaebele
Metz
France
Germany
Nancy
Northwestern
I. R. Nye
Wittenberg
J. K. Fancher
Dodge Center
Iowa
G. K. Covert
Vinton
Capital's Clubbing List Advertisement Rates
The Capital lists subscription rates for The Inter Ocean Dakota Parmer wall map of North and South Dakota and Farmers Twice a Week Tribune with Sioux City semi weekly Journal. Rates show 1.50 for some lists and 1.45 for others and apply to both old and new subscribers paying one year in advance.
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Inter Ocean
S. Dak
Farmers’s
Tribune
Sioux City
Journal
Bids Opened for Five Battleships and Six Armored Cruisers
Bids were opened at the navy department for five battleships and six armored cruisers totaling 154000 tons. Eight bidders submitted offers within cost limits, with several firms named as likely successful contenders including Newport News, Cramps, Fore River, Union Ironworks, and Moran Bros. & Co.
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Washington
Navy Department
Newport News Company
Cramps
Fore River Works
Massachusetts
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Moran Bros. & Co
Seattle
Detachment of Fifth Cavalry Fights Insurgents Near Santa Cruz
A detachment of the Fifth Cavalry battled about 100 insurgents south of Santa Cruz on Sunday, the pursuers driving the foe four miles. Fourteen insurgents lay dead, with no American casualties reported. Minor engagements followed as troops moved.
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Fifth Cavalry
Santa Cruz
Solace
Cavite
San Francisco
Guam
Neely Case Argued Extradition Before Supreme Court
Washington December 11 The Neely extradition case was argued before the entire Supreme Court with all judges present The hearing raised issues on US power to extradite without a treaty and on presidential authority since the Treaty of Paris to maintain Cuba as a military government marking a key moment in defining constitutional relations after the Spanish American War.
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Federal Supreme Court
Washington
Neely
Supreme Court
United States
Paris
Cuba
Big Warship Trust Aims Gigantic U S European Ship Build
Washington December 10 The head of the movement on this side reports that a merger of all major American war vessel builders and Europe’s leading shipmaker has been completed in recent days. Charles H Cramp president of Cramp & Sons says his firm seeks ties with armor makers gunmakers and others to produce a fully armed and equipped battleship ready for war.
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Cramp
Washington
Atlantic
United States
Europe
Charles H. Cramp
Cramp Company
Usual Winter Cruise of Iowa and Philadelphia
The navy department announces no emergency requiring the rapid departure of the Iowa and Philadelphia from San Francisco. The ships will begin a standard winter cruise to the south, stopping three weeks at Magdalena Bay for target practice before moving toward the isthmus and returning north in about six weeks.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Navy Department
San Francisco
Iowa
Magdalena Bay
Americans Win Again in Loco Motive Contract Bid
Calcutta dispatch says port authorities invited locomotive tenders. The Daily Mail notes the English bid at £1544 per locomotive with nine months completion, while an American bid at £1260 with six months was accepted pending government approval.
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London
Daily Mail
Calcutta
Will Wed a French Count in Cincinnati
The engagement is announced of Miss Clara Longworth of Cincinnati and Count d Chambrun of Paris. Miss Longworth is the daughter of the late Judge Nicholas Longworth and granddaughter of Nicholas Longworth, a famed Cincinnati benefactor.
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Cincinnati
Clara Longworth
d’Chambruin
Paris
Miss Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Czar’s convalescence favors the public mood
News condenses a string of notes from Europe and America on December events. Key items include the czar’s improving health, the Bulgarian cabinet’s resignation, Donaghmore’s death in London, Kentucky’s Beckham tally, and various court, political, and military updates across nations.
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John Luke Hely-Hutchinson
Earl of
Silas Alexander
New Mexico
Supreme Court of New Mexico
United States
McKinley
Congress
China
Judge Smith's Ruling in Landon v Anderson Case
Judge Frank B. Smith instructed a circuit court jury on trespass damages in the Landon v Anderson case. He ruled Anderson had no right to seize horses off Landon land to protect a damages claim, unless on his own land or land under his control. The jury found Landon owned the horses and awarded damages for use by Anderson, indicating no trespass by the boy.
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Landons
Anderson
Landon
Coal for South Dakota via North Dakota lignite rail rates
South Dakota is nearly to receive North Dakota lignite coal as fuel after years of failed shipments due to railroad rates. General Washburn of the Bismarck line chairs talks with Milwaukee and other lines to set joint traffic rates to enable coal transport into South Dakota. Expectation remains high after long efforts to find affordable shipment methods.
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Bismarck
N. D
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washburn
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls Road
Milwaukee Road
Washburn coal fields boost output and rail link profits
Eastern capitalist Jogo Plenty eyed a Missouri river coal fleet plan but failed as treacherous currents sank barges. General Washburn’s road offers feasible shipment to a southern market. Output rises from 150 to 300 400 tons daily with new machinery, promising an independent fortune and steady pay from the coal fields and railroad.
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Jogo Plenty
New Jersey
Missouri River
South Dakota
Echenya
Gen. Washburn
Washburn
Randy
Weather for the Week From Local Station Observer
Observer Huyck presents a tabulated weekly temperature summary for the week ending December 13, 1900. The record shows daily max and min temperatures, means, ranges, and rainfall amounts with negative values marked by a dash.
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Huyck
Buildings Rise for Pan American Exposition in Buffalo
Construction of exhibits for the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo makes rapid progress. Buildings near Delaware Park advance toward completion as crews work under favorable conditions, aiming to finish before public opening.
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Buffalo
Delaware Park
Foony Luxury Item And Royal Use Across India
The ancient word Foony was valued as a luxury article. In India it adorned royal scepters and images. It was believed to neutralize poisons and was sometimes crafted into drinking cups.
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India
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J. H. Ferris
A. B. Hager
Insurance
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Room
Sapolig
Resurgam
BIG Warship Trust
Berlin
Denver Board of Aldermen
August Anderson
Charles Massinas
Chicago
Emperor Nicholas
St. Petersburg
London Times
Westminster Gazette
Charles Warren
Canada
Illinois Supreme Court
E.S. Dreyer
Munday
Mount Wrangel
Alaska
Johnson
Sing Sing
Des Moines
Ames College
French Chamber of Deputies
Joseph White
Rome
Sir Charles Warren
London Metropolitan Police
Standard Oil Company
Glasgow
Scotland
John Philip Sousa
James G. Stowe
Cape Town
New York
Red Star Line
Vaderland
Southampton
Emerson H. Liscum
Arlington Cemetery
Prospect Avenue
Brooklyn
Joseph Wipley
Coal
Rocky Mountain
Che
Burnside
J.H. Tobin & Sons
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