Political currents pull SD press toward power shifts
Walter Goddard plans the Democratic Gazette in Sioux Falls on February first. The South Dakota Publishers' Company will meet February 8 in Huron with George Schlosser expected to report on recent movements. The Interstate Commerce Commission limits passes for officials while allowing newspaper advertising transportation.
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Huron
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King Bee
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Alliance Faces Democratic Realignment Tactics
Kansas Alliance leaders accuse Southern Alliance figures of defecting to Democrats, arguing the Western movement aims to balance parties rather than favor one. Vincent, a People's party figure, warns of hidden deals and doubts sincerity ahead of February conference.
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South Dakota Ten Years of Growth and Promise
Ralph W. Wheelock reflects on South Dakota’s rapid development from 1880 to 1891, noting rail expansion, farming gains, irrigation advances, and resilient settlers. He argues the state now stands on firmer ground with strong resources, schools, and roads, and faces a bright future. Fresh oysters at Webber's.
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Shortest Governor Campbell Message Marks Assembly Start
Both chambers opened in Columbus with James Campbell recounting his brief annual message and urging focus on benevolent and penal reform, education, and state institutions as the new General Assembly convenes. Foraker and Sherman claim lead in senator talks. chair votes hinge on Iden’s seating. First senatorial ballot set for next Tuesday.
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Baltimore Expected To Reach Here In Day
The United States cruiser Baltimore is expected to arrive today after sighting east of San Diego while making slow progress due to a fouled bottom. The Charleston and the San Francisco are at San Diego loading supplies and awaiting orders. Leopold Not Ill Denial From Brussels: King Leopold merely has a slight cold. La Grippe Spreads With Over 2000 Cases In Concorp New Hampshire.
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Storm at Milwaukee Kills Man Beneath Tank casualty
Milwaukee dispatch reports George P Seidler cigar maker killed when a large tank blown from a factory roof crushed him during Friday nights severe storm. Wind damaged street signs glass windows and carpets were swept into streets as wreckage caused narrow escapes. A second item notes bands of marauding rebels in Manchuria attacking landowners and temples prompting cavalry deployment.
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Hung Chang
Sage Attacked by Men at Albany Residence
Dean Sage, prominent lumber merchant, was dragged from his door and assaulted by two rough men who demanded to see him. Police were alerted. one suspect named Thomas Martin was later captured but offered no details about the visit. Kellogg weather forecast predicts January storms and a cold, stormy period ahead. Watching Our Navy reports European interest in the US fleet and Miantonomah gun trials.
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China to Exhibit at World Fair in Largest Display Yet
A Chinese envoy Chen Yu Ling, linked to Paris legation, arrives to discuss space at the world fair. He carries a Blaine introduction and promises a grand and novel exhibit for China. Meanwhile Kaiser jokes in Berlin about dances and church officials. Penny postage campaign in St. Louis seeks 1 cent rate with letters. Elgin watch factory strike talks fade as workers resume. Washington committee reports a reform bill to cut public document costs by 800000 dollars.
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