South Dakota Gubernatorial Prospects in Early Nomination Talks
The Mitchell Capital reports early candidate speculation for South Dakota offices amid party factionalism. Names linked to governor secretary of state and congress seek support, with Pettigrew loyalty a rallying point for anti machine factions and Deadwood’s Lee noted among potential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Charles N. Herries
W. H. Rochile
M. Ce W. Snow
Gsrud
Springfield
A. C. I Point
Themas Thorse
Barkis
E. H. Warren
Spearfish
Black Hills
W.S. Glass
Watertown
Pettigrew
Kyle
Pettizrew
Lee
Fragmentary note on statements and crosswater support
Fragmented text mentions statements in the nate and sending them across the water to brothers he supports with taste. The legible portion hints at a process or correspondence but lacks clear nouns, dates, places, or names to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary Public Notice From Lake City Publication
A partial damaged text from a public notice near Chicago references John M and Senator Hoar in a murky discussion of the Philippines and anti distribution efforts. It mentions Mr Barr and a cabling event tied to Manila and Korea with unclear claims about war and defense.
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Lake
Chicago
John, m
Hoar Sible
Hoar
Barr
Rolund Hong Kore
Manila
Bar
Philippines
Kong
Fragmentary Political Report on Currency Debates
A garbled summary notes discussions among Democrats Republicans and populists on currency policies and coalition dissolution. It mentions Mr Bryan and silverites, debates over standard money, and ongoing political shifts without clear dates or outcomes.
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Phils
Mr. Bryan
Hi Silverite
United States
Debates Over Cheap Money and Public Warnings
The text criticizes cheap money policy as a bootless agitation rejected by the financial world. It recalls Cleveland's first term depositing over $59,000,000 in national banks. It notes Lady Wilson's husband wounded by the Boers and questions the value of heroism when newspapers portray him thus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wilson
Prosperity shown by high orders for cars and locomotives
An article notes that last November orders totaled 24 251 cars and 3% locomotives reflecting national prosperity under the current administration. Judge Fuller of the supreme court died at Yankton hospital for the insane. the funeral will be in Pierre on Wednesday. Dr Turieton H Bean, forestry and fisheries director, predicts the Paris exposition will feature an American mill with every wood variety, including shingles from Maine and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fuller
Supreme Court
Yankton Hospital
Pierre
Turieton H. Bean
United States
Maine
Cal
Mitchell
Sauth
Dakota
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Ponds
J. K. Smith
Ex-Governor Altgeld Touts Nonpartisan Work in South Dakota
The text portrays ex governor Altgeld traveling through the state to explain his nonpartisan aims. He argues the effort is not partisan and aims to inform the public about major issues. Pettigrew’s senate position is a focus, with backers seeking to influence voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T *E Hills
Altgeld
Pettigrew
Senate
Itweld
Posihe Senate
South Dakota
Ing
Frank Pettigras
Puny president remark triggers Senate rebuke
A Washington Times excerpt captures heated Senate debate over insults toward the president, urging restraint and defending the flag and national dignity. The piece notes critics describing the chief magistrate as a “puny president” and calls for proper conduct and honor in public discourse.
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Washington Times
Ind
Sen Tor
Uniti
Ate
The
United
American Senate
Grover Cleveland
Ite
Col Bryan Denies Ostrich Ride Plan
Col Bryan denies plans to ride an ostrich. He says his challenge remains riding the Chicago platform again, a task described as infinitely harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Bryan
Chicago
Merchants Oppose Parcel Post Bill in South Dakota
South Dakota merchants led by the Neatail Merchants Association mobilize to defeat the parcel post bill. Letters urge congressmen not to support it, arguing it helps catalog houses and harms small-town traders. Hon H J Rice campaigns against the measure, warning it would damage smaller towns and favor city stores and non residents. A broad northwest coalition plans a general movement to block passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Neatail Merchants’ Association
Congr
Huron
Congress
Bass
Teres
H. J. Rice
Retail Eens Association
Installed Officers of Sons of Veterans Hold Ceremony
A large attendance gathered Wednesday evening as Col. F P D Powers installed officers for the Sons of Veterans. Names include Captain Frank J Bee First Lieut Frank McLain Second Lieut Burtonie Morgan Chaplainston Turneaure First Sergeant D G Fox Quartermaster Sergeant C W Kores Sergeant of Guard H C Clark Tremaine Ed Parshall Edgar Dix C Braz frank Ssyies H C Clark cers who will oversee state encampment affairs held in Penagoues in summer at the G I A R and the W RC. New camps form across the state increasing delegate numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Fpf
D. Powers
Frank J. Bee
Frank McLain
Burton Ie Morgan
Ston Turneaure
D. G. Fox
C. Ww. Kores
H. C. Clark
Tremaine
Ed. Parshall
Edgar Dix
C. Braz
Frank
Ssyies
Cers
Penagoues
G.I A. R
W. RC
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Boomed as Weekly Remedy
An old and trusted remedy claim describes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as soothing teething pain calming wind colic and curing diarrhoea. Marketed as pleasant tasting with worldwide druggist availability the ad pitches a twenty cent bottle and urges buyers to seek the labeled product.
His Very Own Jone
Two old friends reunite after ten years and discuss names and fate. A playful exchange centers on the surname Jones as they recall school days and shared mischief, reflecting on growing up and the evolving sense of identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Benefit Concert Delights AthLetic Association Supporters
A Mitch ell audience enjoyed a rich home talent program at the opera house Tuesday benefiting the University athletic association. University students contributed vocal and instrumental numbers led by Rathbun's orchestra and a University quartet. The show ended with a sacred tableaux and a strong finish, praised for musical skill and stage presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Athletic Association of the University
Opera House
Athletic Association
Rathbune
University
Miller
Cotton
Hornby
Boxart
Misa Goodykoontz
Mr Beckwith
Rathbun
The
Universe
H. P. Beckwith
Ces
Becker
Myrtle Lee
Maud Silsby Nichols
Misa Eckart
Beneft
Mitchell post office uncalled letters list January 1900
A weekly notice lists uncalled letters for the Mitchell post office dated January 16 1900. Names include C C Donnell Hackine Sam Happe Freadrich Hudman Fred Mobre Arthur Persons Harry Peterson Mabie Sneidon W R Smith L B FOREIGN Ziegle Charles and more. Uncalled items will be forwarded to the dead letter office if not collected within two weeks. H C Craix P M.
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Mitchell
Donnell
C. C. Hackine
Sam Happe
Freadrich Hudman
Fred Mobre
Arthur Persons
Harry Peterson
Mabie Sneidon
W.R. Smith
L. B
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South Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
Huyck Bande
Fata Jones
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Jones
H.C. Craix, P.M
Emma E¢ Co
Dr. Pierce
R. R.V. Pierce
Omaha
C. B. Wilt
Asent. Ja
Arto Corres
Stes Hue Perrys Sess al Oro
Neal
D. M. Ferry
Mitchell, S. D
Cascarets
Remedy Uompour
Ablercu
Montreal
New York
Tug Ub
L. J. Shaw
Hilhew
G. Siggers
Adi Press
Washington, D.C
A. D. Walpole, Prop
J. W. Broadbent & CO
Oliver Typewriter
L. E. Stair, Mitchell
Parkston
J. L. Bourret
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