Insurance Statements Row Highlights Press Republican Rift
The Sioux Falls Press accuses The Republican of political double dealing over state insurance statements for publication. It claims the Press and insurgent factions sought to disrupt the state’s political system while denying partisan motives for the insurance pie. It notes The Republican opposes Crawford and supports Stransky, while denying reliance on state patronage.
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Sioux Falls
Insurance Department
Press
Crawford
Robert J. Gamble
United States Senate
Bryan
John Stransky
Dart
Republican Insurance Department
Jury Secures Trial Of Haywood In Boise Idaho
A Boise jury is seated for Haywood's trial in Idaho. The assembly of jurors has sparked national attention due to threats against key witness Harry Orchard. The case, tied to the murder of Governor Steunenburg, is poised to impact labor leaders and their influence.
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Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Hay
Idaho Governor Murder Report Sparks Politicized Inquiries
The governor of Idaho was murdered and authorities pursue those tied to agitator groups. Investigations point toward a fountain site linked to the alleged origin of the scheme as authorities weigh next steps.
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Abdule
Idaho
June Snow Stuns New York Press Dispatches
New York reporters report snow in June with enough to be noticed in the air though not enough for snowballing. The unusual storm breaks a long run of warm weather and surprises residents who once mocked western weather quirks.
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Spow
New York
Hit Advice to Young Men at Woonsocket Decoration Day
Senator A Nittredge urged high moral standards for youths in a Woonsocket Decoration Day address. He warned that personal dishonesty leads to public corruption and stressed integrity as the foundation of representative government and public trust. He warned about the feeble minded institute at Redfield and urged permanent care to prevent hereditary propagation.
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A. Nittredge
Woonsocket
Board of Charities and Corrections
Redfield
Columbus
Ohio
Noteworthy traits shape high character and honor
The passage stresses sobriety industry frugality and fair dealing as essential to strong character and asserts the ten commandments offer living principles worthy of respect, even from a business perspective.
Insurgent State Paper Endorses Three Governors Hopefuls
The State backed Hans Ustrud for governor and M. M. Ramer for superintendent of public instruction while editorials show shifting support. The same editor later proposes J. D. Elliott for governor, noting his role as lead attorney for Milwaukee railroad in South Dakota and raising questions about conflicts of interest with Senator Wittredge.
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Hans Ustrud
M. M. Ramer
Edi
J. D. Elliott
Elliott
Milwaukee Railroad Company
South Dakota
Senator Wittredge
New York City Weather and Work Facts Cited
The New York Herald reports telegraph instruments in the city record seventeen messages per minute. Public receipts and expenditures have risen by about $102 000 daily over four years. About 118 000 residents earn a livelihood by wit or trickery. A winds claim shows nine miles per hour as average, with eighty miles per hour as hurricane minimum.
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Telegraph Instruments
New York City
New York Herald
Most Wives Are Different in Quiet Cynicism
A New York Globe column cites Dave Potter’s wife as an example of a wife who calmly deflates a romantic letter from a Brooklyn correspondent. Her remark, that the other woman would wonder how she could live with him, is praised by discerning readers as sharper than a direct ruinous reaction.
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Dave
Potter
Brooklyn
New York Globe
June Weather Forecast by Hicks Warns of Storms and Tornado Risk
Hicks outlines three June storm periods. Central events occur on June 4 and 16 to 18 with thunder storms hail and possible tornadoes. A new Moon on June 10 brings extreme heat low barometer and violent winds. Readers in tornado and flood regions are advised to seek safe refuges and avoid shelter under green trees.
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Hicks
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble
Bluffton resident M F Gorroughs declares Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the best for bowel trouble after years of use. He urges readers to buy now before summer emergencies and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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M. F. Gorroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Oddities and facts from a bygone era
Eight oarsmen propulsion noted as two horsepower on the Tombigbee river in Alabama. A sixty year old Dakota man marries a twenty year old girl while his son wed the girl’s forty four year old mother. The U S Supreme Court justices salaries are listed as thirteen thousand and twelve thousand five hundred dollars. Douglas township Clarke county Illinois stands unique without church or professionals. A Boston endowment linked trade school aims to emerge from Franklin and Carnegie funds. Patrick McMann of Jackson Maine is claimed to be the only man to teach woodchucks to play checkers.
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Tombigbee
Alabama
Supreme Court of the United States
Douglas Township
Clarke County
Ill
Boston
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Carnegie
Patrick McMann
Jackson
Maine
German Gleanings on Berlin Culture and Futures
A Berlin scientist predicts water could cost 15 cents a drink in 300 years. A 1918 world’s fair is anticipated for Emperor William’s 25th accession anniversary. Berlin’s music venues grow with Mozart hall on Nollendorf Platz joining Bechstein Beethoven Philharmonie and Singakademie.
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Berlin
William
Philharmonie
Singakademie
Mozart
Nollendorffplatz
Richard Wagner
Friedenau
Wagner
Elsa
Eva
Sieglinde
Beat
Isolde
Ortrud
Gutrune
Ndry
Old Fashioned Man and Times Past
Atchison Globe reflects on the old fashioned man with paper collars who dressed up before outings and dreamed of a big in ship future. It questions parents who used horse collars for growth and a woman who claims hard work for her children while others mock light hearted folks with burdens.
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Atchison Globe
Suspiciously Bad Cold Narrates a Phone Call Mixup
A New York Press anecdote features a man and woman arguing over a phone call about a near fatal cold. The man asks why his whereabouts are questioned while the woman recalls his coughing during the call. The exchange hints at possible deception or melodrama over a trivial illness.
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Bead
New York Press
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Official
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Gamble
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Republican
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Scallin Bros
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