Inauguration Day Parades Mark McKinley Takeover in Ohio
Governor McKinley took the oath in Columbus as a grand inaugural ceremony unfolded. A lengthy address praised progress in Ohio, with calls to equalize districts, promote free suffrage, and plan redistricting ahead of the next census. A vast parade followed, showcasing many political clubs and state units.
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State Supreme Court
Ohio
United States
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America
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Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Senate Debates Bi metallic Policy and Trade Tariffs
In Washington the Senate saw several new bills. Teller introduced a concurrent resolution urging a bi metallic money policy and an international conference to set a fixed value ratio. He also proposed a presidential declaration once a ratio gains enough support. Breckenridge offered repeal of McKinley tariff retaliatory clause with free port access for compliant nations. The session adjourned at 2 15 p m as many measures were added.
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Washington
Teller
United States
Mr. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Burrows
Editorial Notes and Local Appointments Across South Dakota
The piece surveys editorials from the Argus-Leader andRepublican on South Dakota politics and party strategy, notes about Col. D M Evans joining Redfield college, and reports school staffing changes. It mentions Publishers’ Inc and Aberdeen base for a new venture, plus training moves at South Side and West Side schools.
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Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Dr Bailey Joins local practice in Mitchell
Dr W O Bailey of Parkston has partnered with Dr Crane in Mitchell. Bailey has arrived and begun practice, described as a first class physician and surgeon. His family remains in New York City visiting friends as Bailey settles into the new office. The Republican welcomes him to Mitchell.
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W.o.bailey
Parkston
Crane
Bailey
New York City
Republican
Mitchell
Fine Horses Brought In Armour Jan 9
George W. Lumley, president of the Douglas County Bank, has just received two cars of high bred stallions. He purchased the horses in Pennsylvania during a recent trip east and is building stables on North Main Street. Twenty five horses have arrived and this import of fine stock will benefit this and neighboring counties.
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Armour
Geo. W. Lumley
Douglas County Bank
Dean Sheehan Leads Successful Sioux Falls Fair
The Very Rev Dean Sheehan, late pastor of Holy Family, completed a highly successful parish fair in Sioux Falls for St. Michael's Pro Cathedral. He also serves as Vicar General of the diocese during Bishop Marty’s temporary eastern absence. Sioux Falls is highlighted as the wealthiest mission in the state.
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Dean Sheehan
Holy Family Church
Sioux Falls
St. Michael's Pro-Cathedral
Father Sheehan
Marty
Ninth Annual Encampment Set for Mitchell March Dates
The ninth annual encampment of the G A R W R C and V s occurs March 16 to 18 in Mitchell. Commander in Chief John M. Palmer and Wisconsin department commander Gen I B Gray with adjutant Gen I B Gray are expected, along with other notables. Previous encampments were held in Sioux Falls Huron Watertown Redfield Jamestown Aberdeen Sioux Falls Yankton with various commanders.
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John M. Palmer
A. G. Weichert
Department of Wisconsin
I. B. Gray
C. S
Sioux Falls
E. T. Langley
Yankton
C. S. Palmer
President Merica receives warm Mitchell welcome at university chapel
The reception for new president Chas O Merica at Mitchell University Chapel drew students and citizens. Speeches by Hon A E Hitchcock and Rev A R Boggs highlighted the institution's history and a pledge of faculty and student support. Merica, about 35, appeared approachable and dignified as guests met him.
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Mitchell
A. R. Boggs
Boggs
Duncan
W.S. Shepherd
C. B. Clark
Pres. Merica
Blanchard
Merlca
Lee
Merica
Hitchcock Removed From Brookings College Board
A. E. Hitchcock Esq. was notified Saturday he has been removed from Brookings College board of trustees by the state board of regents at a recent meeting. Appointed for five years, he seeks reasons for the action. Emery Enterprise reports an anticipated wolf hunt January 1 between Mitchell dogs Smith and McDermaid and a Sanford dog from Chamberlain for a $200 purse. A large crowd is expected.
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A. E. Hitchcock
Brookings College
State Board of Regents
Vagrant Mother and Two Sons Arrested and Fined
An old hag and her two boys, begging in the city for days, were arrested by Marshal Irvine for vagrancy. They spent a night in the cooler and were fined ten dollars by Judge Abbey, suspended if they left town at once. They departed Saturday for the west. The woman is described as tough and multilingual, with money on her person.
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Marshal Irvine
Judge Abbey
West
President Loucks Eyes National Office Amid Pay Claims
Mitchell Gazette notes a paradox as Louis Loucks seeks a national vice presidency with implied salary while denying local alliance pay. The Indianapolis supreme council discussion hints at election dynamics and warned campaigning insiders against influencing votes.
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Mitchell Gazette
Loucks
Supreme Council
Indianapolis
State Alliance
National Organization
Alliance
I. U
Entombed Miners Recovered After Krebs Mine Disaster
All 60 dead and 117 wounded after the Krebs Indiana mine explosion. 5 of the injured expected to die. Funeral processions for George Lindsey and son draw crowds as churches hold services. Superintendent Cameron attributes deaths to a shot fired by an entry man despite orders. ventilation was noted as good and the fan failed. Mines expected to be clear in ten days.
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Krebs
I. T
McAllistser
George Lindsey
William Cameron
The American Trotting Horse to Be Published by Government
Preparations begin in the Department of Agriculture to publish a comprehensive scientific work for the horse industry titled The American Trotting Horse. Senor Stanford will contribute material and photos of trotters owned by him, with extensive illustrations. The government will print the volume, due in about a year.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Stanford
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