Political notes and media changes across the states
The piece lists political figures and events from several states including W. W. Chandler’s senate election in New Hampshire and Editor Mayhew as a keen observer in South Dakota. It notes media changes with Yanton Press expanding to six pages and references various local political tensions and personalities such as Geo A Mathews and Z McCoy.
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Letcher Blade
Z. McCoy
Aberdeen
Geo. A. Mathews
Mayhew
South Dakota
Northwest Republicans to Join Washington Winter Assembly
Six Republican representatives from four newly admitted northwestern states will travel to Washington next winter. The House will organize with a Republican majority of three according to newly issued certificates of election.
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Washington
House
Four-Cornered Deal Shapes Mc Coy Congress Bid
The gossip says Mc Coy joins a four cornered pact with Moody Pettigrew and Gifford to win a congressional seat. Loyal party actions and alliances may sway the outcome, while critics call for straight, above board politics and discuss the Sioux commission's leadership and press policy.
Resurrection Account in Mark and Acts Commentary
A mid 20th century religious lesson examines Mark chapter 16 verses 1 15 and 1 Corinthians 15 verses 20 to 22. It traces the discovery of the empty tomb by women, the angelic message, appearances to Mary Magdalene and others, and the disciples initial disbelief highlighting the recurring issue of unbelief.
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D. M. Stearns
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Joseph of
Arimathwa
Jesus
Pilate
Nicodemus
Galilee
Joseph
Nicodems
Josh
Hagar
Mary
Zacharias
Alam
Clark
Mary Magdalene
Peter
John
Mary Glagdalene
Mutt
Sxvili
Emimeus
Tio
Simon Peter
James
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Dakota Horticultural Society Opens Summer Meeting in Brookings
The first summer meeting of the Dakota Horticultural Society will be held at Brookings on Wednesday and Thursday the 26th and 27th inst. The program promises ample attractions for a large attendance. Pierre proclaims its early response to aid Johnstown with pride and wit.
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Dakota Horticultural Society
Brookings
Pierre
Dakota
Johnstown
Why not send O Gifford to the senate
A Hot Springs Star column ponders a senatorial race rumor from the Palmer area. It suggests the two candidates from Sioux Valley and O. Gifford as possible senators and urges the candidates to settle their dispute privately while voters attend to the rest.
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Palmer Cauto
The
Hot Springs
Gifford
Senate
Sioux Valley
Sam T Clover to helm Chicago Herald columns
The note says Sam T. Clover will devote his literary talent to Chicago Herald columns rather than a consulate post. It praises newspaper men as born, not made, and hints Clover could rise to equal prominence with Eugene Field as opportunities develop.
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Sam
T. Clover
Chicago Herald
The
Chicago News
Eugene
Defender Moody Gains Ground as Dawson Attacks
The 1st Point Courier notes Gen. Alphabet Dawson of the Black Hills aims to defeat Judge Moody. It argues Dawson's unsavory local record undermines his position and coalitions in Moody's favor. Moody benefits from Dawson’s abuse among known foes.
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Alphabet Dawson
The
Black Hills
Judge Moody
1St Point Courier
Gen. Dawson
Col. Moody
Dawson
Farmers Voice in South Dakota Politics Deliberate
The Redfield Journal notes farmers hold strong political influence across counties in the territory. It argues farmers should shape policy through informed voting and reject demagogues claiming exclusive leadership. The piece stresses broad farmer participation in political affairs.
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Redfield Journal
South Dakota
Omaha Bee marks eighteenth anniversary with new building
An engraved invitation announces the Omaha Bee will celebrate its eighteenth anniversary by moving into a new, magnificent building next Wednesday. The Republican sends fraternal good wishes though its editor cannot be present.
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Republican
Omaha Bee
The
Bee
Sioux Falls capital argument faces counterpoints across region
The Parkston Advance argues against regional routes favoring Sioux Falls for the capital, noting how Black Hills travelers would still detour via Sioux Falls. The piece questions the site’s practicality, urging concrete route details over general boasts and exposing potential flaws in the case.
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Parkston
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
Sioux City
Sioux
Mitchell
Siouxalls
Chamberlain
Redfield
Aberdeen
Huron
Watertown
Pierre
Salem
Hawarden
False Prohibition Logic in License Fee Debate
Advocates of high license admit saloons are a curse under a $25 fee but claim it becomes a blessing with $100 $250 and even $500 to $1000 fees. They argue municipal and county treasuries would burst with accumulations from these death-deal licenses.
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Treasuries
High license theory in temperance debate
Public Opinion in Minneapolis Journal argues that high license for saloons reduces harm, noting saloons are a curse but less so at higher fees. Gen Clinton B. Fisk is cited but the piece claims he cannot fully defend the policy's fairness to temperance supporters.
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Watertown
Luren
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Clinton B. Fisk
Minneapolis Journal
Gen. Fisk
Dakota insurance firms praised as strong local lenders
The Mandan Pioneer lauds Dakota insurance companies including Pierre Fire and Marine Farmers National of Plankinton Watertown Fidelity of Iuton Dakota Fire and Marine of Mitchell for honesty and prompt loss payments. Auditor McManima notes a healthful condition and urges Dakota residents to patronize these sturdy territorial institutions.
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Mandan Pioneer
Dakota
McManima
Pierre Fire and Marine
Farmers’National
Plankinton
Watertown
Fidelity of Iuton
Dakota Fire and Marine
Mitchell
A Leading Candidate for Congressional Honors
Brookings Press notes that politicians push for state political favors while the public quietly decides. The piece asserts that the general good and common justice guide choices, and that Mr. Mathews is very unlikely to be omitted as a leading congressional candidate.
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Brookings Press
Mathews
Merit Will Win in Rural Voice on Congressional Bid
Rural newspaper quotes T. McCoy aiming for Mathews’ seat in Congress. It questions whether Mathews failed duty or Charley has greater ability and hints that the office should go to the biggest schemer, arguing merit should win in the new deal era.
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Rural Voice
T. McCoy
Mathews
Congress
Charley
Dry Weather Philosophy Sees Name Change in Dry Season
Alexandria Sierald remarks on rain delays and names a playful shift to Dennis if showers fail to arrive. The quote counters despair, noting dry seasons are historic, not unique, and will recur as part of the climate.
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Alexandria Sierald
Dennis
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von Crook
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Publigan
Jesus Risen
Aultman, Miller & Co
Akron
Wuin. Leteher
Bassett
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Ohio
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Dakota Insurance Companies
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