Lentz Defeated and Kittredge Expected for Senate
The piece notes Ohio congressman Lentz lost amid fraud claims and a push for an investigation. It favors A B Kittredge as next U S senator, praising his 1896 campaign work and GOP leadership in South Dakota while predicting his appointment soon.
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Ohio
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Summion
Hanna
Invest Committee
A. B. Kittredge
United States
South Dakota
Kittredge
Senate
Illinois Senate Contest Heats Up as Dawes Resigns
Senator Mason faces a wary electorate while Comptroller Dawes resigns the Currency post to pursue a senatorial bid. The campaign promises a close fight in Illinois with Dawes favored over Mason who must explain his wartime stance to voters.
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Ilingis
Billy
Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Illinois
Mason
Senate
Ayers Quits Politics and Plans Self Employed
Tom Ayers announces permanent withdrawal from politics saying he will work for himself and earn an honest living. He has led the populist party in the state for years and critics doubt any successor can match his aggressive leadership amid ongoing discouragements. The nation is seen as prosperous, with little appetite for policy debates or changes.
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Tom Ayers
Tom
Foley Kidney Cure Claimed to Cure Ashboro Man
Thos W Carter of Ashboro North Carolina suffered kidney trouble and says one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure. He adds there is no remedy that can compare with it. SH Scallin.
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Thos. W. Carter
Ashboro
N.C
Foley
Teachers Institute Attendance Required for Davison County
From July 17 teachers in Davison County must attend the teachers institute held with Dakota University. The institute offers access to a strong corps of instructors and law guidance on attendance, countering beliefs that a few sessions suffice. Attorney General Pyle clarifies that real attendance requires meaningful participation and enrollment in the institute.
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Dakota University
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Graham
Pyle
Sean Fostitire
Ueal Et
Attendance at teacher institutes rule debated in county talk
A discussion questions whether teachers must attend full institute sessions as required by law. Superintendent authority to excuse absences for good cause is considered, with emphasis on keeping five day minimum and ensuring school interests. A Colton resident and a testimonial about Foley’s Honey and Tar are mentioned.
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Opera House Project Becomes Assured in Mitchell
The Republican reports Mitchell will gain an opera house with $10,000 capital planned by N L Davison L Beckwith T C Burns H M Clark J L Hannett. A site is to be chosen within a week with work to start within 30 days and occupancy hoped by early fall. Shares sold at 25 dollars to fund a popular, modern western venue.
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N. L. Davieon
L. Beckwith
T. C. Burns
H. M. Clark
J. L. Hannett
N. L. Davison
Opera House
Mitchell
Peoples Opera House
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Steceé
Doctor Ewing Sees Kidney Cure Work For Smiths Grove Patient
Dr Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky writes of his thirty year practice and kidney trouble relief after Foley s Kidney Cure He says after trying various treatments he was cured in four hours and now prescribes it widely for such ailments.
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Geo. Ewing
Smith's Grove
Foley
Feley
Two Couples Wed In Plotner House Ceremonies
In July heat, Abraham S. Johnson and Luella Stebler wed in Plotner house with Justice McKinley officiating amid a small circle of friends. Pearl Lawtonj and William Sleight followed, with Rev. D R Tomlin conducting their ceremony before boarders who congratulated the couples. The Republican hopes for their happiness and success.
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Abraham S. Johnson
Luella Stebler
Blenden Township
Justice McKinley
Johnson
Geo. Summersand
Blendon Township
Prattier
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures Across Years
An old and trusted remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. It soothes teething pain, soothes gums, and relieves wind colic and diarrhoea. Pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Restores Health and Weight
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women claiming it cures womanly diseases and restores strength and appetite. A testimonial from Mrs. Edwin H. Gardner cites weight gain from 135 to 175 pounds after using multiple products, noting easy childbirth and lasting health. The ad invites readers to obtain Common Sense Medical Adviser by mailing stamps to Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Won and Lost It Amateur Club Vs Plankinton in Heat of Afternoon
In a hot Wednesday contest the Won and Lost It club led 7 to 2 after five innings but Plankinton rallied in the last half of the fifth. Jimmy Rogan began on the mound with Mexholm catching. Oscar Williams relieved after Plankinton’s late surge and the visitors piled up nine runs that inning. The home team fought back to tie late but a decisive finish by Plankinton sealed a 15 to 9 victory. Keefe umpired as spectators endured the heat and a long, eventful game.
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Jimmy
Oscar Williams
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Close Game at Madison Shapes Up Mitchell Club
Mitchell reorganized to field a strong lineup despite bad breaks. Madison won the midweek contest 3 to 0 after driving in all three runs in the first inning. Gilliam, a college pitcher, started for Madison and had been with Sioux Falls briefly before joining Mitchell. Aberdeen, fresh from four games with Madison, dropped three of four and also beat Sioux Falls in a separate matchup.
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Madison
Gilliam
West
Sioux Falls
le Mars
Aberdeen
Canaries
What Two Cents Will Do for Health Relief
A brief pitch extols Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma or consumption relief, claiming a single dose benefits even severe cases and urging a trial by readers presented as a testimonial.
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Foley
Leading politician hints Kittridge for U.S. Senate seat
A northern state politician suggested A. B. Kittridge will receive the appointment to succeed late Senator Kyle. The governor, resting at Big Stone Lake, plans to return to Pierre and announce the appointment within the next day or so, ending weeks of speculation.
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A. B. Kittridge
United States
Kyle
Pierre
Big Stone Lake
Pierra
Kittridge
Mull's Pioneer Liver Cure advertised in boxes
An advertisement touts Mull's Pioneer Liver Cure claiming to purify blood and cure liver trouble. It urges buyers to send one dollar per box via J. A. Perris with a money-back offer if no benefit is received.
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Mull
J. A. Perris
Mull's Lightning Pain Killer Adverts
An 19th century advertisement touts Mull's Lightning Pain Killer as fast acting relief for various pains. It claims the formula contains no opiates ammonia or capsicum and is priced at five cents for sale by J. H. Ferris.
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Mull
J. H. Ferris
Mitchell Base Ball Club Earns Gentlemen's Regard
The reorganized Mitchell team impresses townsfolk with genteel play and steady effort. New faces Murphy Coglizer Foley and Tucker join. Beckwith the pitcher shows speed and curve ball. Manager Nenels aims for strong pitching plus better team work as the club builds state-wide stature.
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Argus-Lsader
Murphy
Coglizer
Foley
Tucker
Nenels
Beckwith
Sundsy
Nichols
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