Populism and Anarchism Debate in Argus-Leader Commentary
The Argus-Leader questions Populist ties to anarchist factions and critiques Brookings circulars, noting diverse views within the party. It highlights Governor Lewelling and Waite, and includes Senator Teller's Mexico mint visit praising silver coinage as the stable medium, contrasting U.S. price trends.
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Argus-Leader
Brookings
Kansas
Mile
Loucks
Lewelling
Sheldon
Waite
Pennoyer
A.L
S. H. Goodfellow
Pop State Committee
Aberdeen Star
Kyle
Woonsocket News
Oman
Sanborn County
The
Peller
Mexico
Teller
Mesxico
United States
Territorial Admission Sparks Bipartisan Debate in Dakota
A Dakota paper laments rapid state admissions by a Democratic Congress while recalling past territorial battles. It calls the territorial status anomalous and urges termination of the anomaly at the earliest moment regardless of politics.
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Democratic Congress
South
President Cleveland on Hawaii and the Wilson bill impact
The article discusses President Cleveland's Hawaii policy and notes the debate rests on witness credibility. It critiques the provisional government and questions how quickly unemployed workers can recover losses, weighing the Wilson bill's saving effects.
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Cleveland
Reforming Land Transfers Through the Torrens System
The Worn Belt association heard Mir D. H. Lamb of Chicago outline the Torrens land transfer system as an alternative to the current deed based method. He described how certificates of title replace fragmented abstracts, reduce costs and delays, and provide government guarantees of clear ownership, with side by side operation of old and new systems.
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Worn Belt Association
Pres. Stearns
Mir D. H. Lamb
Chicago
National Real Estate Association
Lamb
Corn Belt Association
National Meal State Association
South Dakota
Illinois
Recorder’s Office
Prussia
Bavaria
Hamburg
South Australia
Queensland
Victoria
New South Wales
Tasmania
New Zealand
British Columbia
Western Australia
Ontario
Manitoba
Adelaide
Australian
Nazareth
Custom House
General Registry Office
Land Titles Office
Committee to Study Land Transfer Reforms Formed
An executive board vote initiated a five member committee to be sent to Governor Sheldon. The group will investigate land transfer reforms and draft a bill for legislature. The meeting also covered spring advertising literature before adjourning.
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Lamb
Geo. W. Roberts
Association
Sheldon
Lawsuit Over Forged Notes Ties Up Champeny Case
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Co of Sioux City sues F G Champeny for $6000 alleging forged notes signed with his name. Champeny calls the records forgeries and says he will fight the suit, hiring counsel to defend himself. Local notices report social visits and other small town happenings as readers await legal developments.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
Sioux City
F. G. Champeny
Sioux Malls Press
Whit
C. Crandall
Wuest Bros
G. Champeny
Champeny
Minneapolis
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
I. G. Champeny
Crandall
Luerrihr
Parimers
Oan and Tee Company
Hopkins Wins Chicago Mayoral Election Under Australian Ballot
John P. Hopkins, the Democratic candidate, won the Chicago mayoral election to fill the unexpired term of Carter Harrison. He won by about 1,300 votes in a close race conducted under the Australian system. Both parties claimed victory figures between 8,000 and 10,000.
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Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
John P. Hopkins
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Astrachan Fur Capes
Dren
P. J. McGovern
Neighborhood News
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Annie Althen
Chamberlain
Miss Tenney of
Mitchell
Study Rolph
Clitebes
W. Kellie
J. M. Pease
There
Tobey
Mr. Thompson
Woodworth
Cooley
Iowa
Fon
John P. Hannigan
Sant
Hopkins
Ah I. McCurdy
Ray McCurdy
Te Harry
Henry Hopkins
Wisconsin
Alice Askew
Banger
Easley
Miss Bird Green
Nisley
Miss Clark
Spink
County
Mr. and
Mops
Aston
Mrs. Pratt
Miss Chirk
Union Tay
Artesian Road
John Waugh
Watertown
John Hough
Redfield
Equitable Life Insurance Co
St. Paul
Seuers
John
Sre
Essazo
Turtle Creek
L. O. Gale's
Gale's
Arvilla Powell
Timothy Powell
Bu Hood
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