Pettigrew labeled treacherous by Sioux City watcher
Tron, 13. C. Preston of Sioux City denounces Pettigrew as a traitor to Republican ideals. He predicts Pettigrew cannot win reelection and urges发表 pamphlets exposing his supposed treasonous utterances to rally South Dakota voters.
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Tron
C. Preston
Sioux City
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Senate
Preston
Sioux City Journal
Tam
Mr. Preston
Pertistew
Wettigrew
Major Pickler Seeks GOP Unity Amid Loucks Platform Row
An extended interview with Major Pickler shows continued political interest and GOP aims to defeat fusion forces. He criticizes Chairman Herried for supporting Loucks as a Republican speaker and advocate, noting Loucks’ populist past and cautious alignment with the GOP in this state.
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Major Pickler
Truron
Herried
TH. Loucks
Ma. Loucks
Loucks
Debate on Senatorial Endorsements at State Convention
Publican papers discuss endorsing a senatorial candidate at the state convention to avert deadlock in the legislature's US senator election. The writer argues more candidates risk Republican control and intense county rivalry, suggesting resolutions to align legislative nominees with senatorial selection duties.
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United States
McWinley May Name Bartlett Tripp to Philippine Commission
Dispatches indicate a strong possibility that President McKinley will appoint Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota to the new Philippine commission. Judge Tripp previously served on the Samoan commission and is expected to bring a capable record to the panel as it considers governance for the islands.
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Mc. Winley
Bartlett "Tripp
South Dakota
Tripp
Lpain
South Maleate Eau Tee
Tariff Proposal in Porto Rico Trade Impact
Analysis argues the 25 percent tariff on Porto Rican products will not hurt but help the territory by ensuring a better income from its exports. The piece frames the tariff as a boost to revenue despite political disputes about representation.
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Porto Rivo
Topeka editorship and Pettigrew absence noted
The article comments on Rev Charles Sheldon entering newspaper work at Topeka and suggests Jesus would run a newspaper without a devil in the printshop for a week. It also notes Senator Pettigrew's illness and Senator Allen's diversions as reasons for rapid Senate progress.
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Charles Sheldon
Topeka
Jesus
William Curtis
Chicago Record
Senate
Pettigrew
Allen
President Accepts AG Ruling on Army Canteen System
The president informs the W C I U that Congress must act to abolish the army canteen. only Congress has power to end the system, and the president cannot act until Congress acts.
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Congress
Gary blind asylum ready for puttouts reception
The Gary blind asylum is completed and nearly ready to receive puttouts. A reception and ball will be held at the school on the evening of March 1. The governor and state board of charities and corrections will receive the building on behalf of the state and festivities will follow in the evening.
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Gary
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Senate must ratify Hay Pauncefote or abandon the canal
The author argues the senate faces a simple choice to ratify the Hay Pauncefote treaty or abandon the canal. He warns that rejecting the treaty would make the United States appear as a promise breaker, noting Britain holds leverage and that terms must be accepted or risk public disgrace.
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Senate
United States
Great Britain
Finance bill advances to conference after senate approval
The finance bill passed the senate and moves to a joint conference of houses. An agreement is expected within two weeks, after which Republican resistance could be moot if Mr Ryan is elected. only a full government capture could repeal the law.
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Senate
Ryan
Telegrams From Pretoria Spark Controversy In Washington
Macrum’s claim of tampered mail draws criticism from Secretary Hay about a grave consular service violation. He plans to present proof as pressure mounts. Pierre State Register notes proposed amendments to invest permanent school funds in bonds and the debate over loan limits and warrants.
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Macrum
Pretoria
Washton
Hay
Washington
Electric Belt Promises Relief Offered By Dr Hathaway
Dr J Newton Hathaway of Sioux City announces an electric belt for patients at a nominal charge. Also notes yearling steer sales in Sioux City with quick sale at Asthao prices. Includes schedule changes for Black Hills line routes via Norfolk Junction and Deadwood, with arrival and departure times.
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J. Newton Hathaway
Newton Hathaway
Sioux City
Iowa
Asthao
Bolton & Son, Spencer
Lowa
Potter
Te Iy
Omaha
Nebraska
Wade
Norfolk Junction
Black Hills
EL & M
Oneill
Hot Spring
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Chardon
O'Neil
Norfolk
Sioux Falls to Host State Republican Convention May 23
The South Dakota Republican State Central Committee met in Huron to fix dates for the state convention to select delegates for the national convention in Philadelphia. Sioux Falls won the bid, with May 23 set as the date and the city as the venue, expected to draw about 1,000 delegates. Delegates will be apportioned by votes for Governor Kirk Phillips in 1848, with two at large per county. The piece notes local pride and mentions Dr. J. B. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment as a farmer’s remedy, sold by S H Scullin.
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Republican State Central Committee
Huron
Philadelphia
Sioux Falls
Kirk Phillips
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
South Dakota
J. B. McLean
S. H. Sculiin
Nerve and Escape Plots Highlight 19th Century Tales
A Chicago warden known for calm nerves recalls a near escape at Joliet with a prisoner threatening violence. The piece also recalls a dramatic Natural Bridge in Arizona and Whistler in London, linking daring acts, rugged landscapes, and modern oddities in a collage of adventure anecdotes.
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MccClaughry
McClaughry
Chicago
State Penitentiary
Joliet
MecClaughry
New York Sun
First Campaign Swing by Pettigrew Agent in Mitchell
An Iowa campaign agent Fred White lectured at Mitchell court house on Tuesday in a bid to frame national issues for South Dakota voters. He attacked imperialism and the Philippines, praised Pettigrew’s Congressional record, and argued for Bryan era prosperity while sparing Dewey and Cleveland from blame. Enthusiasm varied among fusion ranks as White concluded and prepared to travel west.
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Pettigrew
Iowa
Mitchell
Own
Fred &. White
Gov. Shaw
White
Lews
South Dakota
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Dewey
Mani'a
Admiral Dewey
Senator Pettigrew
Aguinaldo
Senate
Congress
West
Plankinton
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