Dakota University Opens With Fifty Added Names
The winter term at Dakota University in Vermillion began with fifty additional students on the rolls. Editorial activity by the Chicago Times supports Dakota’s admission efforts. Various political maneuvers and bills are noted including Idaho Arizona admission and the Oklahoma measure.
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Dakota University At
Vermillion
The
Chicago Times
Dakota
Springer
Idaho
Arizona
Oklahoma
Mr. Springer
Westward shift in political power praised by Carle
F A Carle argues the power center is moving west rapidly and county will soon be free from New York hucksters. He says Dakota is eager to help achieve this change and sees it as a desirable outcome.
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F. A. Carle
New York
Dakota
North Dakota Editor Endorses No Resignation in Platt Bill Talk
Pioneer Press editor doubts resignations from South Dakota officers. Supporters push for a new election and Judge Gifford plans to amend the Platt bill to require it, making resignations seem unnecessary.
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North Dakota
Pioneer Press
South Dakota
Gifford
Senator Wolcott and Dakota statehood drive regional talk
The piece notes E O Wolcott the newly elected Colorado senator from Chicago chasing westward fortune and reflects on regional statehood efforts. It cites the National Land and Trust Company organized in Huron and details proposals to standardize land values, settle non residents, and colonize. Councilman Halley of Rapid cites a Sioux City Journ interview urging a brief profitable territorial session and postponing nonessential matters. A call from Gen Campbell urges a Dakota statehood convention at Huron on the 16th, warning delay could cost citizens finances and urging county conventions in South Dakota on the 12th to appoint delegates based on votes cast. Davison County to receive seven delegates under the apportionment.
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National Land and Trust Company
Huron
Campbell
Dakotas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Davison Nnty
Osborn Suggested for Interior Secretary by Kansas Allies
The Kansas push for Hon. Thomas A. Osborn to join the cabinet as interior secretary is supported by a strong Kansas Republican majority. Osborn, a former governor and diplomat to Chile and Brazil, is praised for western ties and deep experience in land, Indian, and frontier affairs.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Kansas
Thomas A. Osborn
New Mexican
New Mexico
Gov. Osborn
United States
Chile
Logan
International Conference
Peru
Bolivia
Patagonia
Terra del Fuego
Argentine
Brazil
Harrison
Stewart
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court
Law Faculty
Tulane University
Louisiana
Randall Hunt
William F. Mellen
Thomas T. Semmes
F. A. Monroe
South Dakota to elect new state officers in upcoming term
The Hutchinson County Herald notes a broad push to elect a new slate of state officers as the expired term has passed. Voters favor a comprehensive new arrangement rather than piecemeal appointments, reflecting widespread support for fresh leadership.
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Hutchinson County Herald
South Dakota
Versatile Sioux Falls Editor Maintains Dual Statehood Stance
IE C Johnson of Sioux Falls shows rare versatility as he writes for the Minneapolis Tribune on statehood, while serving as editor pro tem of the Sioux Falls Press and advocating Caldwell's opposite view to keep the paper aligned.
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Brookings Press
IE. C. Johnson
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis Tribune
Caldwell
Huron Capital Bid Draws Caution From Gazette
Mt. Vernon Gazette notes circulars offering options on Huron lots with down payments and balance when Huron becomes South Dakota's permanent capital. The paper warns real estate agents in Huron are rustlers who would spark a boom if unchecked.
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Mt. Vernon
Huron
South Dakota
Officials Defend Immigration Office Ahead of Elections
Across North Dakota papers underline the value of the commissioner of immigration. The Bismarck Tribune warns abolition is a mistake, while the Aberdeen News argues the office is essential and merits strong funding through the next two years to sustain growth and benefits for the territory.
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Bismarck Tribune
Aberdeen News
Dakota
Quickest Path to Constitutional Change in Sioux Falls
The speaker outlines a sequence of options: two enabling acts this winter, an extra session if easier than two enabling acts, or two constitutional convention bills for North and South Dakota if winter passes. If none occur, Congress recognition next winter under the Sioux Falls constitution with new officers and a new vote on the constitution.
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Springer
North
South Dakota
Congress
Sioux Falls
Capital site debate cautions慎
Canton News urges careful selection of South Dakota's permanent capital stressing reason over pride and warning against hasty choice after previous error. Mitchell notes from Minneapolis Star on statehood convention, while The Republican claims Mitchell convention aimed to aid Huron's bid for the capital.
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Canton News
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Mitchell
Huron
Different Now in Fargo Democratic Image
A Fargo Republican column ridicules the Democratic party’s perceived decline in integrity and competence. It uses a string of metaphors about worn hats, shoes, and hosiery to attack Democratic officials, accusing them of corruption, vindication needs, and public distrust. The piece suggests the party faces a political setback and public backlash after recent actions.
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Fargo
Democratic Party
Jones
Demoecracy
The Late Convention Editorial in Mitchell Paper
The Republican notes a Mitchell convention on December 20 aimed at Dakota statehood rather than a new constitution. It praises Mr. Ryan for advocating broad gauge policies over narrow local interests and defends his stance against critics, valuing inclusive progress over isolated gains.
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Epitor Republican
Daily Republican
2D Inst
Mitchell
South Dakota
Dakota
Union
Congress
Barnum & Bailey
Ryan
Plankinton Herald
Huron
Contest over capital location in Dakota statehood drive
The Minneapolis Journal notes lively contests among southern Dakota cities to host the capital of potential statehood. Critics claim capital booster interests push division and statehood meetings, though such charges lack proof. The paper argues division and statehood are the primary issue and capital location can wait.
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Minneapolis
Dakota
Questioning Loyalty to Party and Country Prompted By Requests
The Redfield Journal quotes speakers urging scrutiny of supporters sending documents and character certificates to a candidate. They ask whether individuals have served their country or party, or aided the foe, and if they would sacrifice personal ambition for party welfare. They question usefulness to the congressman aiding their bid.
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Redfield Journal
Parker New Era Warns on Statehood Legislation
The article warns that the territorial legislature will face pressure to push many measures as statehood approaches. It urges lawmakers to focus only on imperatively needed business to avoid hampering or delaying admission, predicting ambitious members will seek to immortalize themselves with unnecessary bills.
Hood's Sarsaparilla labeled Peculiar Medicine
Persuasive advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar in medicinal sense due to its unique combination of agents, prepared proportions, and process. It claims superior curative powers and calls the product “the greatest blood purifier ever discovered.”
North and South Baseball Minds Display Local Pride
Mitchell Berunnican notes that while thinking remains in North Dakota Bloomington County, locals still feel the game in shirt sleeves here as baseball continues in spirit.
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Mitchell Berunnican
North Dakota
Bloomington Counrier
Gleeves
Jesus in Capernaum Sabbath Healings and Teaching
A compact sermon summary traces Jesus in Capernaum on a Sabbath. He teaches with divine authority in the synagogue, casts out unclean spirits, and heals many at Simon Peter's house as word of his power spreads through the city. The piece emphasizes living filled with the Spirit and spreading Jesus’ fame.
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Pennsylvania
Territory of
Kansas
Lawrence
Herald of Freedom
P. B. Plumb
United States Sena
Tevvision
HS. Hoffman
Rubsiance
Bhiphia
Jesus
John
Jordan
Galilee
Christ
Andrew
Simon
Philip
Nathaniel
Cana
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Nicodemus
Samaria
Mark
Lukely
Nazareth
Isaiah
Sea of Galilee
James
John the Baptist
Jesus Christ
God
Carpenter
Luke
Panama shareholders set meeting for January thirty one
At Paris a meeting of Panama share holders will be convened on Jan. 81. The report notes various legal outcomes, health updates, and political protests across several states and nations, including a manslaughter verdict in Providence and protests against Utah statehood.
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Paris
Panama
Providence
K. J
Carroll
Warren Higgins
Amos Seed
Somerville
John Matthews
Ozark
Seis Wiley Matthews
W. A. Pearce
Govan
Lanark
Scotland
New Washington
Crawford County
Ohio
State Board of Health
Utah
Washington
Pastors’ Union
Columbus
Tiarrison
National
Jolly C
Daxter
W. G. Morris
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Ill
Felsenthal, Groes & Miller
Bankers
la Salle St
Mr. Gross
Illinois
Chapman Bros., Publishers
van Buren St
Hicago
F.r.stone
U.S. Express
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Turon
Loucks
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E. O. Wolcott
Colorado
West
Halley
Rapid
Sioux City
Secretary OF the Interior
Osborn
Tor
Doniphon County
Missouri
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Free State Legislature
Leavenworth
Conservative
Allison
Plumb
Interior Department
Pacific Railroad
Iowa
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Gen. Campbell
D. M. Stearns
Augusta
Stevens
Frost
Winthrop
State
United States Commission For
Baltimore
South Carolina
John Hopkins University
Lincoln
Wneb
Billings
Clement Williams
Jacob Lyman
Batavia
Wall St
Aper Cal
America
Trues CO
Maine
YopPs
Ayer
M. S. Randall
Broadway
Albany
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James Miller
Caraway
N. C
Glenn
Robert Horton
Foreman Headlight
Morrillton
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
A. M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
Stinson & Co
Portland
Ferry
D.M. Ferry & CO
D' M. Ferry &Co
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Ferry & CO
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