Expansion policy debated in Atlanta newspaper
The Atlanta Constitution discusses expansion, arguing providence guided American growth from coast to coast. It notes treacherous imperial temptations, asserts opposition to conquest, and contends war brought territories under U.S. control, urging continued stabilization rather than retreat.
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Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Atlanta
J. BH. M
Band of Providence
Atlantic
Providence
Savannak
Charleston
James River
Chesapeake Bay
Plymouth
George Washington
Citizen of
George Wabninutoun
Philippines
Wacific
Law of Nations
Luereso 4
Bors
Unconditional surrender stance in Philippines outlined
A speech asserts that American troops in the Philippines must stay until natives can govern themselves with proper reform. It argues conquest is not desired, but duty and providence shape withdrawal timelines, and that self rule hinges on local capacity while the army maintains order until then.
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Aguinaldo
Mexican Texas
Louisiana
Mexican California
United States
New York
Virginia
Georgia
Philippines
Return of Philippine volunteers to be discharged in San Francisco
Washington telegram notes volunteers will be mustered out in San Francisco and return home at their own pace. Each man gains about $50. officers more. South Dakota towns will honor every representative with sincere welcomes, though in smaller groups. Mitchell plans about fifteen in the regiment and urges citizens to prepare a fitting homecoming. The display should reflect pride in their service.
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Washington
Phillippines
San Francisco
South Dakota
Mitchell
Opening of Greater America Exposition in Omaha
The Greater America Exposition at Omaha opens July 1 with elaborate ceremonies. Noted men and Omaha city officials participate in a grand demonstration. The British Military Band gives two concerts and joins the opening exercises. A nighttime illumination and fireworks display are planned. Railroads offer excursion rates as Omaha prepares to host thousands. July 1 1499 is hailed as a historic day.
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Omaha
Meno
C Ty
Exposition Grounds
Pukwana Press Moves to New Home Under Wentzy
The Pukwana Press now issues from its own home with Editor Wentzy placing carpets in each room. The publication appears to be booming as Wentzy earns a deserved share of the prosperity.
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Wentzy
BO Prosperoux
Campbell gun play proclamation at Pierre inspires governor move
The report recalls L. C Campbell's threat to shoot the first man who entered Gov. Lee's office last winter. The governor prepared to dismiss him from his job as insurance commissioner, and Campbell now appears inclined to turn on the governor.
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L. C Campbell
Pierre
South Dakota Farmers Invest in Land Boosting State Prosperity
The text argues that farmer land purchases reflect domestic prosperity and confidence in future returns. It notes that South Dakota farmers investing in land inspire eastern residents contemplating relocation, demonstrating a statewide economic strength and stability.
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South Dakota
Bryan’s influence questioned by Watterson on silver debate
The Louisville Courier Journal questions Mr Bryan’s right to dictate to Democrats and cites George Watterson contending Bryan’s silver theories of 186 fail to predict economic reality. It argues wheat and silver prices diverged and geld standard failed to contract currency, while times and wages did not worsen.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Bryan
Mr. Watterson
Record of South Dakota regiment credit in Marilao battle
Major Chas A Howard argues for straight credit to the South Dakota regiment for all its honorable actions. In a May 6 letter he notes reports credit other troops for Marilao and asserts no shots were fired by others after crossing the river while insurgents fled. He praises the regiment for its role in multiple battles and laments being overlooked in newspapers.
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Chas. A. Howard
South Dakota
Marilao
Republican State Convention Nominates Three Judges
The Republican state convention meets at Redfield on June 28 to nominate three judges for the supreme court. There appears to be no opposition to Judges Carson Fuller and Haney receiving the nominations. These gentlemen have served South Dakota with dedication, guided by justice and law in their work.
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Redfield
Supreme Court
Carson
Fuller
Haney
South Dakota
Pettigrew and Gov. Lee figure in race chatter
The Sioux City Journal notes Pettigrew’s proposed plans for a congressional bid next year and also mentions his firm commitment to another United States senate race. The piece is light on verifiable details and centers on political maneuvering and alleged affection between figures.
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The
Sioux City Journal
Narrow Escape Thankful Words From Ada Hart of Groton
Ada Hart of Groton South Dakota recalls a severe illness described as a bad cold that settled on her lungs and progressed to consumption. After doctors gave up, she trusted in faith and used Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds, taking eight bottles to recover and now praising the remedy. Trial bottles are offered free at S H Swallin’s drug store with regular sizes priced at 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed or refunded.
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Ada . Hart
Groton
S. D
S. H. Swallin’s
Remarkable Shilohs Cure Says Dr Sinter in Buffalo
Dr A E Sinter testifies from personal knowledge about Shilohs Cure in advanced consumption. He declares it the most remarkable remedy he has seen and that it has saved many from consumption. Sold by S H Scallin, the druggist in Buffalo New York.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Gents
S. H. Scallin
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Complete Digestion Help
A historical drug advertisement touts Kadol Dyspepsia Cure as digesting all foods in stomach and intestines and building strength. LO Gale Shioloh's Consumption Cure claims to cure where others fail, with a home remedy emphasis. Sold by 5S. H. Scalin, druggist.
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LO Gale
Shioloh
Nebraska railroad to Mitchell eyed as Atkinson and Northern planned
A Sioux City Journal correspondent reports Nebraska’s Atkinson and Northern railroad would run from Perry to Mitchell, with Perry as a key link. The line’s officers include Samuel C. Sampler as president and Don J. Barnes as chief engineer. Backed by capital, the project aims to reach Perry this fall and may extend toward Mitchell and beyond, potentially shortening cattle routes and creating a Duluth to Black Hills corridor.
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Nebraska Corporation
Mitchell
Butte
Neb
Perry
Sioux City Journal Cohat
Atkinson & Northern
A. O. Perry
Dis County
Ne- Dress
Atkinson and
Northern Railrosh
Samuel C. Sampler
Neo
M. P. Meboin
J. S. Arnstrong
Brantley E. Sturtevant
Don. J. Barnes
William J. Dobbs
Thomases
Nebraska
South Dakota
S. D
Duluth
Minnesota
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Wyoming
Montana
Huron
Perry Thie Fall
Eletric Bitters credited as cure for nerves and pain
Greatest needs Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona spends winters in Aiken S C. Weak nerves caused back head pain. Using Electric Bitters he reports relief. The medicine touted as blood and nerve remedy cures liver and kidney trouble purifies blood tones stomach strengthens nerves and restores vigor. Each bottle 50 cents sold by S H Seallin Druggist.
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R. P. Olivia
Barcelona
Spain
Aiken
S. C
America
All
S. H. Seallin
Prominent Lecturer Reitzel Tours the Country from Chicago
Reo John R Reitzel, a well known lecturer under Slayton Lyceum Bureau, visited Mitchell on Monday and began a driving tour Tuesday. He was pastor founder of the Congregational church here and helped finance its building. He enjoyed time with old friends and his sister Mrs Sayles near Mr Vernon before continuing travels. Also noted nurse Charles H Marks of the Fifth Army Corps at Santiago de Cuba used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with good effect. for sale by L O Gale.
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Reo
John R. Reitzel
Mr Reitzel
Chicago
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Reitzel
Mitchell
Congregational Church
Society of
Tie Old Friends
Sayles
Vernon
Charles H. Marks
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cubs
L. O. Gale
DeWitts Little Early Risers Pill Description
L O Gale extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a gentle cleansing tonic that revitalizes the system without harmful drugs. The pill is described as mild, small, pleasant, and free of objectionable ingredients, aiding rather than coercing the body.
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DeWitt
L. O. Gale
Notice of Vermit to Sell Intoxicating Liquors Heard June 26 1899
Notice states James W Sanford filed in Mitchell South Dakota an application for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors at retail for lot 11 block 13 original plat in Mitchell. City Council will hear June 26 1899 at city council rooms any person may appear with reason against license.
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Fred Widman
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
Ing Wquors
Rerail
Mitchells
Isa
John Michels
Jet No
County of
Mitchell S. D
J. K. Smith
Henry Levenger
Retai
Davlson
J.K. Smith
James W. Sanford
Sald
Retal
Jonesth
Lev
State of
Albert Barker
Byron G. Barker
Alice Olney
S. D
A. D
W. Abbey
M. L. Boss
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Co-Operative Savings and Loan
Plaines
John F. Haviatko
Mary Haviatko
Albert Janoda
Dayisen
Henry Swindler
Davison County
A.B. Kittredge
Plaintif
Loys
John Lawler
Office
the Register of Deeds
Davion
Salu Ay
Swindler
Plain
Notice For Public Land Final Proof in Mitchell SD
Notice is given that Carl Murner filed for final proof to support his land claim. Proof will be before the Register in Mitchell South Dakota on June 24, 199y. Witnesses Henry Klingeberg Edward T. Moyer Hans Relerson James M. Parker reside at Mitchell South Dakota.
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Mitchell
S. D
Mitchell, S. D
Austin M. Logan
Nely
P. M
John B. Davis
Hiram O'Meares
John Beddoes
Evan Watkins
Badger
Olive Stocking
Charles Stocking
Olive C. Stocking
W. 4. Fowler
South Dakota
T. A. Inmean
Davison County
A. D
Gko
A. Johnston
S. D. Mary
Jemes M. Parker
Henry Kinneeberg
Award T., Moyer
Carl Murner
John Cook
Mitchell P. U8. D
Gru. FE
Fuster
Rewister
Nlo
Henry Klingeberg
Edward T. Moyer
Hans Relerson
James M. Parker
Alitchell P.O
George E. Foster
Register
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Jcura
Porren Dann C. Coup
Props
Huston
Lion
Handa
Dr. A. E. Sinter
Canada
England
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Hamilton, Can
3. H. Suallin
Hood
E. Brown
Astor Hil
Mass
M.H. Krex
Amerman
T. A. Duncan
Charlie Stocking
Lyman A. Stocking
W.A. Fowler
Duncan
Circuit Court
Sourth Dakota
Johnston
O. A. Johnston
Plintiff
Summa
T. A. Donan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Nnly
A. Duncan
Iseo
Mortgaree
George E. Lewis
Frane L. Lewis
Mortgagors
D. Dunlop
Register of Deeds
Couny
Territory of Dakota
Youse
Ker LD. Dunlop
Winsor & Morr
Mortggee
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