Reform ticket candidate Kellam for high court seat
The Mitchell capital and Judge Kellam, once in South Dakota and now in Washington, seek a non-partisan reform Supreme Court seat. Congress moves toward reciprocity with Cuba as Republican leaders back Spooner bill provisions placing any profit reductions with Cuban producers.
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Washingon
Supreme Court
Congress
Cuba
Senate Committee On
South Dakota Republicans Back Roosevelt for 1904
At the Sioux Falls convention the Republicans of South Dakota endorsed President Roosevelt for a second term. The action praised his leadership and noted western interests benefit from his policies, while anticipating some opposition in the east to his stance on large organizations.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Roosevelt
White House
East
Old soldiers and civic unrest highlight Brookings gathering
In Brookings this week old soldiers and W R G members mingle for a reunion amid declining attendance due to aging. The column notes rail speed advances between Chicago and New York and cites a Minneapolis corruption scandal involving detectives and Mayor Ames, promising a cleansing of city governance.
Ellen Jackson and Mark Bates Wed at Jackson Home
Miss Ellen Jackson and Mr. Mark P Bates married in a small Wednesday ceremony at the Jackson home on the north side. Rev Fred T Drewett officiated with Elsie Jackson playing the wedding march and a parlor reception followed. The couple will reside at the Shepherd house on East Fourth Street after June 26 and begin their home life with many congratulating friends.
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J.D. Jackson
Ellen
Mark P. Bates
Fred T. Drewett
The
Baptist Church
Elsie Jackson
East Fourth Street
Berrie Mack & Carter Co To Open With Note
Sioux Falls Grand Opera House hosts Berrie Mack & Carter Co starting Monday June 23 with the society drama In a Woman's Power. Del O Graham to perform a fire and serpentine dance between acts. L O Gale manager notes strong reception last week and urges theatre managers to book the company. doors open Monday for ladies free, tickets on sale June 20 at 8 PM.
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del O'Graham
New York City
Gile
Sioux Falls
L. O. Cale
Mgr
Grand Opera House
Mitchell
H. Bear
L. O. Gale
Lake Madison Chautauqua Promises Elite Season
Madison Chautauqua opens June 21 and runs to July 6 with an exceptionally strong program. Earth Boy Choir joins lectures by Frank R. Robeson Lou J Beauchamp and others. Mendelssohn male quartet and Sanford Dodge Co present a Shakespearean drama. Rev. R N Kratz directs Sunday school normal. Twelfth season for the Madison event.
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Earth Boy Choir
Frank R. Robeson
Lou J. Beauchamp
Frank Cattern
Madison C. Peters
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Adverts for Children
A historical ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children issued by nurse Allen S. Olmstead of LeRoy New York. Claims break up colds in 24 hours cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free samples via mail.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
Big Stone Chautauqua Opens June 2 with Star Attraction
The Big Stone Chautauqua opens June 2 with a full schedule of attractions. Superintendent Keefe has secured a fine lineup this year and promises familiar favorites. Captain Richard Hobson leads the list as the headline act.
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Keefe
Richard Hobson
Big Stone Presents Another Year of Entertaining Features
The Big Stone community continues its tradition of hosting a varied program including music and elocution. Organizers promise entertaining offerings and aim to surpass previous years with a lineup of lecturers and other fine features.
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Big Stone
Saved Two From Death by Dr. King's New Discovery
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York reports a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis cured by Dr. King's New Discovery. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the medicine is promoted as a remedy for throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles are free and bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar, guaranteed by S. TH. Scallin.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Dr. Fowlers Extract Fights Infantile Cholera Threat
Three infant dangers cholera infantum dysentery and diarrhoea are cited as harming babies. The text claims Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry never fails to conquer them with a prescriber’s assurance.
Novel Test of Death French Doctor’s Device for Preventing Premature Burials
The article explains Dr Icard of Marseilles using fluorescin to test liveliness. When injected under skin in living people it causes jaundice like coloration and greenish eyes, but has no effect on a dead body. The method aims to prevent premature burials and has attracted European attention.
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Icard
Marseilles
Teard
Europe
Bloodhounds as Detectives Rule Crime Trails
Century notes the bloodhound as a premier crime detector in the west, capable of following a scent that persists despite hours or cross paths with others. It emphasizes the elusive modern criminal and the bloodhound’s ability to leave and still follow a unique odor trail.
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West
Rhins
Winnipeg Farmer Praises American Growth and Resources
J H Haslam of Winnipeg is quoted in the Buffalo Commercial extolling American expansion. He claims the American migration area rivals Austria, France and Germany in size, praises mild winters and pleasant summers, and notes strong outputs in potatoes, wheat, corn experiments at Fargo, apples, timber, Minnesota iron, coal, grazing lands, and cattle exports to England.
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J.H. Haslam
Buffalo
Austria
France
Germany
Fargo
Minnesota
England
Gerome's Bloodthirsty Salon Portrait
The article describes Gerome at work on a dramatic salon painting. It depicts the end of sports in the Roman arena as spectators exit and the Christian martyrs are burned while beasts are driven to their dens in the Coliseum basement.
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Gerome
Life and Hood's Sarsaparilla Praise
A poetic flourish extols life as full vitality and strength. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the entire system, helping the weak and run-down become healthier and more vigorous for daily duties.
Notice of Permit Application in Home Township South Dakota
Henry Stopfer files in Home Township South Dakota a petition for license to sell liquor at retail. The Board of Supervisors will hear the application on June 30 at 10 a.m. at M Schmitz office, allowing any interested persons to appear and present reasons to deny or grant the license. Dated June 6 1902 J A Gunby Town Clerk.
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Remce
Henry Stopfer
Home
M. Schmitz
Abe
Ethan
J. A. Gunby
Application to Sell Intoxicating Liquor in Mitchell SD
Philip E. Tobin filed for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for a building on lot 3 block 13 in Mitchell First Ward. Hearing set June 28 1902 at 8 pm in City Council Rooms.
Notice of Application to permit liquor sale
In proceedings heard on June 1, 1902, before County Auditor H Herbert, the court considered an application related to a Bree ding on Lot Fifteen, Block Two, on a plat filed with the city. If no party objects by a specified time, intoxicating liquors may be sold subject to rules.
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H Hsrbert
Ulty
R. An
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