Epworth Leagues prepare for Huron meeting this month
The Epworth Leagues of the state plan a grand assembly for the Huron meeting this month. Judge Moody expected back soon from California after a health-related trip amid a previously precarious condition. The South Dakota regiment mail is halted at San Francisco signaling imminent homecoming. Sioux Falls eyes a beet sugar factory with eastern promoters asserting success. World wheat crop for 1894 is reported short by about a quarter of a billion bushels, a boon for producers but tough for fusionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Sioux Falls
Charges Against Admiral Schley To Be Heard In Court
The accusations tied to the loop made by the Brooklyn during the Santiago battle on July 3, 1898 will be brought to court. The navy faces questions of honor and veracity as the issue unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Brooklyn
Santiago
Navy
Harper's July Issue Showcases Six Entertaining Short Stories
The July Harper's Magazine features six or more entertaining short stories by I Zangwill Frederica Remington Thomas A Janvier and Margaret Sutton Briscoe. Zangwill's Transitional portrays a Jewess renouncing a Christian lover for her father. Janvier's The Wrath of the Ziyder Zee powerfully recounts a Holland tale. The issue also reviews Australian cowboy life and its cattleman, comparing it to the American counterpart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
I. Zangwill
Frederica Remington
Thomas A. Janvier
Margaret Sutton Briscoe
Mr. Zangwill
Holland
Australia
Editor faces criminal libel charge in town dispute
Ham Kactzman editor of the Yank ton Geavoo Light attacks Gilbert Stevenson with claims of forgery theft murder and general crime. Stevenson heads the Masonic Aid association and Kautzman accuses him of robbing an insurance company. Police arrested Kutzman on a criminal libel warrant amid a feud over insurance statements and city pressures.
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Ham Kactzman
Yankton Geavoo Light
Gilbert Stevenson
Stevenson
Masonic Aid Association
Kautzman
Kutzman
Klutzman
Press questions concealment of Sioux Falls regiment exit
The Sioux Falls Press argues some in the state seek to hide the regiment's true condition and scatter remaining members home one by one to shield friends from the Luzon campaign’s toll. The piece suggests Governor control over muster details and questions why San Francisco is chosen over Sioux Falls for discharge.
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Sioux Falla
Luzon
South Dakota
Sach
Sioux Falls
San Francisco
Greater American Exposition Opens in Omaha July 1
The Greater American Exposition at Omaha opens July 1 with notable attractions slated for prominence. Major Dollard of Scotland plans to leave the state for Cincinnati to settle permanently, a group notes his twenty years in politics and his absence will be felt. Secretary Alger stays in the Michigan senatorial race, backing an anti trust plank and direct election of US senators by popular vote, likely challenging Senator McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Major Dollard
Scotland
Cincinnati
Alger
Michigan
United States
McMillan
Spink County Republicans Endorse Fuller and Court Renomination
Spink county Republicans endorsed Judge Fuller and the entire supreme court for renomination. They criticize observer reflections suggesting railroad influence over two court members, and imply the party did not heed such concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink County
Fuller
Supreme Court
Samuel Burleigh Milton
Vermillion Republican Names Populist Candidate
The Vermillion Republican endorses L. C. Campbell of Yankton as Populist congressional candidate. The St. Paul Dispatch runs a cartoon on Russia and disarmament, showing Russia ordering six million dollars worth of armaments during peace talks, prompting critique of consistency.
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Vermillion Republican
Congressions
Saye
L. C. Campbell
Yankton
Congress
St. Paul
Russia
Rumor Gen Miles to Lead Army in Manila Return
A dispatch from Atlantic City sources a rumor that Gen Miles may be sent to the Philippines to replace Gen Otis. Miles reportedly told a friend he would sail for Manila within a week, aiming to command the army as his rank entitles.
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Miles
Philippines
Otis
Atlantic City
N.J
Manila
Review of Hague Delegation and Global Issues in July
The American Monthly Review of Review's July issue surveys the Hague delegation's work to date and the arbitration question, with notes on its impact on current international affairs. It also covers tariff trusts, the Dreyfus vindication, the Philippine war, civil-service rule changes, and the newly elected college presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review of Reviewa
The
Hague
Philippines
YANKTON GAZETTE AMONG MOBILIZATION IDEA FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The Yankton Gazette urges sending a South Oakots regiment greeting committee to San Francisco to welcome the troops on arrival. It proposes Gov Lee and state legislators lead a reception, escorted to Mitchell for a 46 special train to bring the regiment to a convenient location for a grand welcome.
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Yankton Gazette
South Oakots
San Francisco
The
Gazette
Col Bryan Praises Fighting Trusts in War Echoes
The Deadwood Times quotes Col. W. J. Bryan praising those who oppose commercial trusts as equally brave to river crossings or hill climbs. It notes his frequent public attacks on monopolies and his self described battle scars on intellect from monopoly projectiles.
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Col
W. J. Bryan
Cuba
Deadwood Times
Florida
San Joan Hill
Fred Fuston
Luzoo
Theodore Ioosvelt
Guba
Bryan
Returning soldier proclaims hair-singeing heat of Manila
A returned soldier from Manila claims all the boys will come home baldheaded heroes due to intense heat that singed hair. He removes his hat to prove the claim, while local editors and politicians are debated in the paper.
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Manila
Canton News
Corporation
Lincoln County
Redfield
Fuller
Haney
Carson
Cascarets Ad Promises Clean Blood for Beauty
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a beauty product. It claims clean blood and skin by purging impurities, promising to vanish pimples boils blotches blackheads and bilious complexions. Available in 10c 25c and 50c at all druggists with satisfaction guaranteed.
Summer School Opens at University Under New Direction
President Graham praises the Summer School as the first session in the university’s new departure. About 100 students are enrolled with expectations of rapid growth. The faculty includes L A Stout J F Brumbaugh Shurtleff Mrs W A Barber and Mrs H G Nichols. Prof E L Fulmer of Ohio State University will arrive next week to lead the science department at the fall term and is regarded as an exceptional instructor.
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Graham
Priday
L. A. Stout
J. F. Brumbaugh
Shurtleff
W. A. Barber
H.G. Nichols
E. L. Fulmer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Notable Patent Remedies Adverts Prominent in Local Notices
A collection of 19th century patent medicine ads promotes Elec tric Bitters for female health and general wellness, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for wounds, Shiloh's Cure for coughs, DeWitt's Little Early Risers for constipation, Karl's Clover Root Tea, Beggs Hair Re newer, Beggs Blood Purifier, One Minute Cough Cure, and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Also promotes local pasturage, and Beggs products sold by S. H. Scallin and L. O. Gale in Manchester and nearby towns.
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Karl
S. A. Sweet
Hartford
Conn
S. H. Scallin
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
DeWitt
L. O. Gale
Physicians tout Beggs Little Giant Pill and No To Bac cure
Advert says Beggs Little Giant Pill cures old liver troubles and No To Bac helps quit tobacco. Sold by L. O. Gale. Promises magnetism, vigor, and strength. Booklet and sample free from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
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L. O. Gale
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Headvdo
Montreal
New
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
W. Downey
Judge Tripp
Potrar
D. Ann C. Corr
Bole Prope
Boston
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Common Sense
Hood
Shiloh
Croup
Thomas Rhoads
Centerfield
H.R. Kibbee
Brrrtonc
Este
Southard
Shilohs
Canada
England
S.C. Wells'& Co, Leroy,my. Hamilton, Can
8.H.scallin
DR. Amerman
Sceal
Arrynlin’s Drug Store
Weite
the Jewel Nursery Co
Luke City, Minn
Purifeir
Milwaukee
W. H. Webster
May &Suchy
Merchant Tailors, Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell
S. D
Austin M. Logan
John B. Davis
Hiram O’mealey
John Beddoes
Evan Watkins
Badger
Geo
E, FostEr
Register
Davison
Coors
Fletcher B. Rowell
Genevieve Rowell
Gertrude Mailer
James McKinley
O Davison
Mitchell, S. D
A. D
W. Abbey
M. L. Bons
Winsor & Monr
Petitio
Albert Barker
Byron G. Barker
Alice Olney
Ee W. Abbey
M. L. Boss
State of South Dakota
Davison County
Fourth Judicial Circuit
T. A. Duncan
Charlie Stocking
Lyman A. Stocking
Olive C. Stocking
W. A. Fowler
State of
Geo A. Johnston
A. Johnston
Office of the Register of Deeds
County of Divison
Levy
T A. Duncan
County of Davison
Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association
John F. Haylatko
Mary Haylatko
Albert Jahoda
City
Henry Swindler
A. B. Kittredge
Co-Operative Savings and Loan Association of
N. J. Nielsen
Marie Nielsen
John Lawler
the Register of Deeds
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