The Cuban Frauds and Canal Treaty Debate Draws Fire
The Mitchell Capital notes Republicans denouncing Cuban frauds as a disgrace while Democrats see political gain. It mentions Hay Paunceforte neutralization of the Nicaraguan Canal, JC Bryan Towne and populists planning a Wisconsin summer trip to discuss defeating the enemy. It also clarifies the Hague treaty limits and flags Boer envoys turning to Republicans, Belford’s party switch, census data privacy, and law penalties for mishandling private information.
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Bryan
Towne
Wisconsin
Bryan Nomination Silence Delays Response to Committee
Three weeks pass since Bryan was nominated by the populist national convention for the presidency with no official word on acceptance or rejection. Willam remains cautious and waits to see Kansas City convention outcomes before acting.
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Bryan
Will'am
Kansas City
Kaiser Should Not Go Resume On Good Nature Of United States
The speaker warns Kaiser not to push his meat bill, suggesting consequences may follow. Germany has long barred American goods as impure, and a preventing act now allows the agriculture secretary to exclude foreign products, possibly targeting Germany.
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Kaiser
United States
Germany
Secretary of Agriculture
Decay of populism in Hanson county and South Dakota
The Alexandria Herald reflects on the rise and fall of populism, noting how county conventions once drew crowds to the courthouse and streets, but recently drew far fewer participants with little idea who was chosen as delegates. It cites a drastic drop in attendance, with one third of delegates traveling a short distance.
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Aexandria Herald
Hanson County
South Dakota
Court House
Chase
South Dakota Railroad Board Defends Conduct
Minneapolis Tribune defends the South Dakota board of railroad commissioners headquartered in Sioux Falls against accusations of distributing campaign literature. The chairman denies misuse and says only select books and naval reports were circulated for evangelical and educational purposes. The board, under populist control, aims to portray its actions as commendable and nonpolitical.
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Minneapolis Tribune
South Dakota
Board of Railroad Commissioers
Sioux Falls
Nev
Sheldon
Philippine Islands
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Ivis
Republican Party
Rascality and health rules in a Cuban remark and Boston
A Cuban paper accuses US officials of widespread rascality, interpreted as more exposure of misconduct than under Spain. Meanwhile Boston’s board of health declares consumption contagious, ordering isolation and disinfection, provoking debate over depriving the ill of work and the need for stronger proof to sway public opinion.
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United States
Boston Board of Health
No alarm over smallpox visit in Sioux City
City health officials quarantined a young visitor from Vermillion after a smallpox case arose at her previous residence. The precaution aims to prevent any possible spread as she stayed with Mr Bliss and Salvation Army officers, who were also quarantined. An unrelated ad notes Dr. J Newton Hathaway offering electric belts for patients at nominal charges.
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C. Kr. Bliss
Vermillion Mondsy
Baker
Salvation Army
J. Newton Hathaway
Sioux City
Iowa
Dr. Hathaway
Tr. Hathaway
T. Hathaway
M. D
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Commercial Block
Omaha Excursion Rates For National Conventions
Excursion rates announced by the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Railway for upcoming events. Des Moines hosts the Music Teachers National Association June 19 to 22 with round trip fare at one fare. tickets on sale June 18 and 22. return allowed to June 23. Philadelphia hosts the Republican National Convention June 19. excursion tickets at one regular first class fare. sales July 14 to 17. return by June 28. Sioux Falls hosts the AOUW Supreme Lodge meeting June 9 to 20. travel to Sioux Falls and return at one and one fifth fare. sales June 9 to 12. return by June 25.
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Music Teachers National Association
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Supreme Lodge
Vermillion Land Sale Tops South Dakota Market Record
In Vermillion an immense real estate transfer occurred when 1.60 acres in Clay county near Vermillion and Meckling sold for 35000 cash to Major S S Farwell of Monticello Iowa. The seller was John A Hinsey Milwau kee road special agent. The sale was arranged by Milwaukee road claim agent John M McDonald. A parallel 600 acre parcel nearby brought 18000 from Akron Iowa buyers. The properties were highly cultivated with substantial improvements and 1000 acres in crop.
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South Dakota
Vermillion
Clay County
Meckling
S.S. Farwell
Monticello
Iowa
John A. Hinsey
Milwaukee Road
John M. McDonald
Akron
Bailey on China lecture captivates small audience
General Bailey known as Tank Kee delivered a detailed talk on Chinese life and customs. He described education, justice, and women’s treatment in China, noting public schools rely on social pressure and a bamboo punishment system. He demonstrated Chinese footwear practices, showcased costumes, and urged a large audience for tonight’s closing lecture.
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Bailey
Tank Kee
China
Gen. Bailey
Close Base Ball Game At Sioux Falls
Scotland base ball club played in Sioux Falls Monday afternoon against a professional Sioux Falls team, losing 3 to 0. Eastman the Indian pitcher delivered a strong effort, and local papers called it the best game there this season. Willi Scaliin and Ray Smith, Mitchell natives, again play for Scotland.
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Scotland
Sioux Falls
Eastman
Willi Scaliin
Ray Smith
Mitchell
Boston Man Finds Health With Dr King’s Pill
A Boston man who recently wed a ailing rich young woman reports she recovered after taking Dr King’s New Life Pill. The pills are advertised as infallible for jaundice biliousness malaria fever ague and all liver and stomach ailments. Sold at S H Scallin’s drug store for 25 cents.
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Boston
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin
Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure Ad Claims Victory
An old advertisement touts Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure as a sure remedy if used early. Prices range 25 50 and 100 cents per bottle with money back guarantees. It links disease mortality to consumption and claims Beggs Blood Purifier can save thousands yearly. Featuring Druggist S H Seallio and testimonials from Fred Ackerman of Moberly Missouri.
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Shiloh
S. H. Seallio
Fred Ackerman
Moberly
Mo. L
Gale
Watertown Marriage of Bernice Smith and F D Hagman
The Republican records the marriage of Miss Bernice Smith of Doland to F D Hagman of Redfield at the Watertown Methodist parsonage with Rev A C Stevens performing the ceremony at noon. Mrs Stevens hosted a dinner. the couple will reside in Watertown after a brief absence. Mrs Hagman is noted for musical ability and church activity, daughter of Dr C P Smith of Doland.
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Bernice Smith
F. D. Hagman
Redfield
Watertown
F. C. Hagman
Doland
A. A. Stevens
Mr. Hagman
Spink County
Hagman
la Crosse Cracker Co
Miss Smith
C. P. Smith
Dolard
A. OC
Allen's Foot Ease Promises Quick Foot Comfort
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease powder cures painful smarting swollen feet and growing nails. Instant relief from corns bunions sweating callouses and hot tired feet. Greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail 25 cents trial package free.
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Allen
Allen S
Olmstead
le Roy
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Wounds
An advertisement asserts that Ivy poisoning and various injuries can be quickly cured with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It claims the product also treats piles and skin diseases and urges readers to take no other remedy from S. H. Scallio.
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DeWitt
S. H. Scallio
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