Dakota and national political turmoil roils amid scandals
The dispatch covers political shifts in Dakota and nationwide concerns. It notes scrutiny over state and county officials, a $15,000 credit dispute for the Smarck Tribune, misfeasance rumors tied to a World’s Fair project, and calls for restraint. It mentions Judge Edgerton naming O.S. Pendar as clerk, James J. West facing prison for stock manipulation, and legislative busywork in North Dakota and a retrenchment push in another assembly. The piece also critiques a Washington journalist’s government salary and limited role.
Revival of slanderous destitution stories shaping immigration
The piece argues that false reports of poverty in South Dakota aim to influence Eastern readers and delay immigration. the plan is to expose lies and keep the truth before the public.
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South Dakota
East
Reed’s ruling labels nonvoting members as present for quorum
The recent ruling by Speaker Reed declares members present for quorum even without voting, equating their stance with filibuster tactics by the minority and challenging a long-standing House rule.
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Reed
House of Representatives
South Dakota Moves to Oppose Chicago World’s Fair Claim
The South Dakota legislature passes a memorial urging members of Congress to oppose Chicago’s claims for the World’s Fair due to alleged vile slanders printed by Chicago newspapers about the state. The piece suggests Dakotas should back Washington as proposed by Republicans.
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South Dakota
Congress
Chicago
Washington
Needham report cited to defend South Dakota farmers
The Needham report on the condition and needs of South Dakota farmers arrives timely and aims to counteract revived slanders. Needham's facts and figures are presented as careful and truthful, with points worth consideration even in drought-free years.
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Don C. Needham
South Dakota
IntraBlican Urges Diphtheria Prevention After Leslie Case
The paper asserts factual reporting on diphtheria in the city and condemns early handling of the Leslie case. It calls for stringent prevention measures to avoid repetition and notes Mitchell homes provide healthful surroundings, stressing safety amid nationwide sickness.
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Leslie
Mitchell Homes
Controversy Over State Veterinarian Office Sparks Debate
In a city discussion the legislature’s move to discontinue the state veterinarian office drew varied opinions from horse owners and doctors. Supporters warned of disease risks and higher costs if abolished, while opponents argued for protection and lower risk for livestock.
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Republican
A. E. A. Fuller
Territorial
South Dakota
I. M. Duncan
Y. V. Fletcher
Louis Beckwith
E. E. Devy
Boards of Health
G. V.parmelee
A. H. Daniels
Postmaster’s house burns. policy corrected for full settlement
A. P. M. Peterson, Friedham postmaster in Charles Mix county, saw his house burn on January 14. His Dakota Fire and Marine Company policy, mismatched with changes to the house, was corrected rather than disputed, and settlement was promptly made in full. He praises the liberal just treatment received.
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A. P. M. Peterson
Friedham
Charles Mix County
Dakota Fire and Marine Company
Peterson
Ile
Mitchell
Obituary of John M. Patrick Born 1840 in Massachusetts
John M. Patrick born October 10 1840 in Massachusetts grew up in Richland Michigan. He pledged his faith at seventeen and stood with the nation’s farmers and soldiers in times of peril. He trusted in the one who keeps what is committed.
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Dakota
Sioux City
Lagrippe
Patrick
Richland
Michigan
Ethan
Sister Patrick
John M. Patrick
Massachusetts
Mich
Christ
Move on Omaha & South Dakota rail plan gains pace
Real estate exchange moves to push the Omaha and South Dakota railroad scheme. Yankton’s board of trade asks for a conference with Dakota leaders to secure progress. A committee led by I A Benson and Alvin Saunders with notable locals to plan the event. Judge Edgerton's illness improves after return to Mitchell by special train if fit to travel.
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Omaha Bee
Omaha & South Dakota
Real Estate Exchange
Yankton Board of Trade
Exchange
I. A. Benson
Benson
Yankton Press
Edgerton
Pierre
Mitchell
Omaha
Enjoyable Union Meeting Ends With Prize Drawings
A large turnout at the Burr block hall for a G A R open meeting featured informal talks by Capt. Silsby Judge Abbey N G Myers and J C Purdy. The highlight was a scarf prize drawn from 200 tickets won by L A Stair. a second rug drawing went to Mrs Margaret Khanoutf amid refreshments and social songs.
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G. A. TL
S.of V
Burr Block
Capt. Silsby
Judge Abbey
N. G. Myers
J. C. Purdy
R.T. Robinson
S. of W. Glee Club
Brashear
Lizzie Grashear
W. Spellman
Scallia
L. A. Stair
Milwaukee
Margaret Khanoutf
Surprise Party Delights Holcomb Home Crowd
A Monday evening gathering surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. Hf. Holcomb at their east Fourth street residence. Friends arrived with baskets of treats and spent several hours in pleasure, deeming the event a decided success.
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A. Hf. Holcomb
East Fourth Street
Remedies for sore throat and aches from old household guide
A late 19th century remedy list from Mrs. Daniels prescribes sulfur gargle for diphtheritic sore throat, a chloride borax sugar gargle for general sore throat, raising the head with pillows for leg issues, and hot foot soak with witch hazel for feverish ache.
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J.5. Daniels
Mitchell lights up Tuesday with electric glow
Metropolitan Mitchell unveils Letcher Blade system starting Tuesday to power bright public illumination. Residents hail the blazing success as the new electric lights glow in the streets.
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Mitchell
Letcher Blade
Metropolitan Mitchell
Seed Grain Aid Request Goes to Farmers in Davison County
A South Dakota legislative committee requests Davison County farmers report promptly the amount and kind of seed grain needed. Farmers unable to procure seed should notify the county commissioners chairman and county auditor, then transmit figures to the committee as soon as possible.
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Davison County
Repryses
South Dakota
Ate of
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James J. West
Napoleon
Chicago Times
North Dakota
New York Sun
Vatoninn Tan
Ransom Post No. G. A. R
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Rink Opera House
Geo. R. Mosher
Mitchell Printing Co
Varish
Mosher
Bradtfield
Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta
S. HI. Scallin
Mary A. Livermore
Worthington
Conn
Whitcat
Schiffmann
Somere
Orcam and Piano Co
Boston
Chicacq
Mason
Hanlin Pianos
Masion & Hinlin
Mason & Fluridini
Poular
Bromfield ST
Mass
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Wall St
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Uwih
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Red Cross
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Xy Chemicsi Co
Madison &Y
Philadea
Fulcq
Epps
Itv
Mpps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
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Ondon
England
B. Chaffin & CO
Richmond
SHOE
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