Kyle’s election stirs Midwest press and party lines
Across South Dakota papers debate Senator elect Kyle, party loyalties, and prohibition policy. Sioux Falls outlets question Moody’s fate, while editorials praise or condemn Kyle’s stance. Debates touch on reform, machine politics, and potential shifts in the Republican and Democratic balance ahead of next sessions.
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Republican Party of
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Republican
Pierre
Moody
Mr. Kyle
Sioux Jeals Press
Argus
Democratic
Republican Party
Resubmission Debate Echoes Conservative Press
The Huronite voices conservative sentiment urging obedience to law and accurate enforcement. It argues resubmission must keep current law until the next general election, stressing fairness and continued enforcement amid a long-standing controversy.
Tribute to John C. MacBride Knightly Deceased Brother Record
A Knightsofimplor meeting minutes from February 17 1801 recount the death of John C MacBride. The tribute praises his manly worth knightly character and civic service. It notes his kindness lawfulness honesty and loyalty and expresses communal mourning and hope he rests with saints. Copies will go to relatives and city papers.
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Pierre
Gamble
John Gamble
St. Dornard Commandery
Knightsemplor
Mitchell
Eld
John MacBride
John C. MacBride
Iroy
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Relief
An aged advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It claims to soothe the child ease gum pain cure wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle with a note to ask for the original product.
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Henderson Dalye
L. O. Veughan
Sheridan Lake
Col
Genuine Remedy Discoveries For Internal Ailments
An important discovery. They act on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle speeds biliousness relief and eases torpid liver piles and constipation. Splendid for men women and children. Small dose mildest surest 50 doses for 24 cents Sampler free at L O Gale's druggist.
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L.O. Gale's
Gen Lawler of Prairie du Chien Remembered for Projects
The late General Lawler, active with SS Merrill, helped build the Milwaukee to Prairie du Chien line, erected the Prairie du Chien convent, founded and funded the local college for the diocese, and constructed the pontoon bridge drawing engineers worldwide. He operated a St Paul boats line. Survived by three daughters and five sons including John, territorial treasurer of Dakota, Thomas, superintendent of the Prairie du Chien Milwaukee division, Joseph, a Sioux City banker, Daniel, a St Paul attorney, and a son studying in Heidelberg.
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Lawler
Prairie du Chien
General Lawler
Gen. Lawler
5S. S. Merrill
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Tve
John
Territorial
Dakota
Cleveland
Thomas
Joseph
Sioux City
Daniel
Heidelberg
Germany
Train wreck near Running Water on icy line
A locomotive and tender derailed on the Running Water and Marion Junction line several miles south of Andall after striking a hard packed snow drift while running at moderate speed. A wrecking train led by Conductor Maynard arrived this afternoon with Roadmaster Kindelan and Train Master Gibson directing track clearing efforts.
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Running Water
Marion Junction
Andall
Maynard
Kindelan
Gibson
Then and Now in Medicine and Public Work
Debates on modern versus ancient devices show today’s medicines besting old remedies. Good’s Sarsaparilla is touted as a modern cure prepared by expert personnel. Captain W N Perry met Pierre board trustees and settled his superintendent contract claim for remaining balance, praising Senator Preston for helping clarify the matter.
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W. N. Perry
Pierre
Soldiers’ Home
Preston
Deravet
Davison County
Territory of Dakota
Court House
Mitchell
Middlesex Banking Company
Robt. N. Jackson
Henry C. Gilbert & Co
Lecture and political notes and a family remedy ad
Presiding Elder Clark delivers a new lecture titled Tomorrow in several state venues and receives praise from Armour Chronicle. The Huron June 1889 Alliance vote against free trade remains, while Independent party gains a free trade senator. Sioux City Journal notes a prohibitionist senator-elect from the Independent party. An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a family remedy priced at 50c and 1.00, sold by leading druggists.
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Clark
Armour Chronicle
Highmore Bulletin
Huron
Independent Party
Sioux City
South Dakota
A Lighthouse Keeper Family Child Recovers with New Discovery
Mr and Mrs Loren J respip keep Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan and their four year old daughter fell ill with measles a dreadful cough and fever. Doctors failed but after using Dr King s New Discovery she recovered completely after two and a half bottles. A trial bottle is available at S H Seallin s Drugstore.
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Loren ‘J'respip
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroit
Dr. King
S. H. Seallin
Prohibition Debate Shapes State Politics and Local Options
Kyle cites universal prohibition and local option as remedies while Aber deen interview notes his support for prohibition but not a party state. The Capital declines endorsement of prohibition, warns resubmission would harm Republicans, urges party unity as temperance forces plan a prohibition party.
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Kyle
Argus-Leader
Aberdeen
Porter Brother Recovers From Sciatic Pain Claim
Ogden Michigan on May 17 1890 J M L Porter reports his brother Reverend Samuel Porter was cured by St Jacobs Oil of excruciating sciatic pains in his thigh asserting a personal medical relief credential for the product.
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Ogden, Mich
Samuel Porter
St. Jacobs
J. M.L. Porter
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State Board of Agriculture
Lions Malls
Yankton Press
Whetherdean News
Senor Kyle
Washington
Sioux Malls
Yankton Journal
Court of Indian Depreciation Claims
Charles Foster
Ohio
Treasury
Windom
Reed
House of Representatives
Congress
Sir
Satan
Ruralist
J. H. Babcock, W. E. Randall
C. W. Adams
B. M. Searles
Elkhart
Ind
Warse
L. O. Gale’s
J. B. Loughran
North Des Moines
Towa
Chamberlain
L. O. Gale
Miles
Fila
Castocis
Miss
Castoria
Mr. Clark
Ent
Erar
Iter
Swift
The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Gu
Sciatica
Kearney &J
San Francisco
Cal
St. Jacobs Oil
E. J. Immaus
W. L. Douglas
Champeny Bros. Act
Yankton
Ocober
Felix T. Brunot
Felix ‘F. Brunot
Greenwood
D. E. W. Foster
U. S. Ind
Lewis & Bennett
Astin
J. E. Greene
Daylson County
Mitchell, S.D
JA. Baker
M.D
State of
Achoo
Hos, Hi
Schaal and Batlictuands
Lehman & Pine
Walrath’s
Equiea
Philadel
Tl. Eichmeier
South Oe Northwest
Bath Tw
D. S
Jani
Frederick S. Carpenter
John Bogert
Joseph Rathewind
Lester Benll
Emsley Post Office
Rk. N. Kratz
Rettler
Barbara McConkey
James S. McConkey
Southwest
N. Rg
James Irvine
John Carlson
Frank Sand
Charles Johnston
Ethan Post Office
R. N. Kratzz
Register
Lh. We. Stair
Wheeler & Wilson
Europe
Hiying
Nathaniel Wheeler
Paris
Wheeler & Wilson Wfg CO
Wabash Ave
Chicago
W.S. Crouse
Marche
Ferry S Aaa
D. Me
Fanny & Co
Anon Mia
M. Ferry
C.c.bras & CO
Scallin’s Drug
R. C. Warne & CO
U. S
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