Lincoln censured yet Pettigrew praised in South Dakota note
The Mitchell Capital notes criticism of Lincoln by a Kansas City era group while praising Pettigrew for South Dakota. It questions why South Dakota sent him to the senate, and reports on Sioux Falls theater contracts, British seizures of flour cargoes, and railroad commission funding. Consul Heenan warns US businessmen about Russia, and Cronje’s Boer defense and the looming end of Philippine resistance are discussed along with Taft’s civil commission preparing to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. H. Null
United States Supreme Court
Heenan
Odessa
State Department
Russia
Shafter
Philippines
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Aguinaldo
Asia
Taft
Civil Commission
Aberdeen Plans Grain Palace Return Amid Advertising Benefits
The Aberdeen city expects to revive the grain palace as a promotional asset and a minor revenue source. Meanwhile the flour trust faces a receiver due to bond issuance failures and capital shortfalls. Sioux Falls barbers anticipate a populist national convention influx, with Pefferian whiskers set to be worn in honor. The Argus Leader warns of potential crowd impact on Gov. Lee’s reception, recalling last year’s McKinley visit.
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Sioux Fall
Argus-Leader
Gov
Lee
McKinley
Senator Hoar Beneath Philippine Policy Roasted by Papers
The democratic press assumed Senator Hoar supported Bryan due to his Philippines stance, only to find this isn’t the case. They now roast him, while the senator smiles and bears the jests without ire.
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Hoar
Philippines
Bryan
Massachusetts
Gamble Announces Senate Candidacy in Republican Push
The Monday Washington mail carries Hon. Robert J. Gamble’s announcement for the U S Senate. He declines re election to the House and seeks voter support for the Senate seat. His record in the state is touted as a basis for strong backing and the article notes others may run within the party, with aims to energize Republican workers toward a state legislature that ensures a Republican senator.
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Washington
Robert J. Gamble
United States Senate
Gaimbie
House of Representatives
Senate
Our Clubbing List with TH CAPITAL Rates Cash in Advance
Advertises multiple publications available via TH CAPITAL at fixed cash in advance rates. Mentions Inter Ocean Sioux City Semi Weekly Journal Iowa Homestead Farmers Institute Poultry Journal Mutual Insurance Journal and McClure's Magazine among others. Claims Shilohs Consumption Cure treats coughs colds whooping cough croup and consumption with guarantee and money back. Includes testimonials from S H Scallin druggist and others.
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Inter Ocean
Sioux City
Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Journal
Mutual Insurance Journal
McClure’s Magazine
Dakota Farmer
Shiloh
S. H. Scallin
Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure Promise Relief
A druggist advertises Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure claiming it cures consumption in early stages. It promises decisive proof from a single bottle and offers guaranteed results with bottles priced at 25, 50, and 100 cents.
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Shiloh
S. HA. Seallin
Thanks From W R C Ladies For Colonial Party Success
The ladies of the W R C thank all who costumed or assisted in any way to make the Colonial party a success.
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Colonial Party
Warne's White Wine Syrup Promotes Quick Cold Cure
Ad for Warne's White Wine of Ter Syrup by S H Scallin selling cough remedy at 25 and 60 cents. Product touted as best quick cure for cold with claims of one day relief.
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Warne
S.H. Scallin
Karl's Clover Root Tea and Warner's Syrup Advertisements
A blood purifier and tissue builder Karl's Clover Root Tea is advertised as a half century old guarantee backed product with money back if unsatisfied. Price 25 and 50 cents. S H Scallin, druggist also promotes Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup as the best cough remedy claiming a cure for cold in a day, priced 25 and 50 cents.
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Karl
S. H. Scallio
Warner
S.H Scallin
Osbon Replies to Pettigrew Over Dakota War Speech
Editor Osbon rebuts Senator Pettigrew’s charge that Dakotans lied about conscription in a Spirit column reprinted under senatorial frank. He cites letters from dozens of soldiers, including the dead and re-enlisters, accusing Pettigrew of betraying patriotism and endangering war aims. He condemns the senator as deceitful and unpatriotic.
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Osbon
V Pettigrew
Howard Spirit
Senate
Spirit
Dakota
Pettigrew
Judae
Yorktown
Benedict Arnold
South Dakota
San Francisco
Manila
Manilao
Malolos
Juingua Bridge
Aguinaldo
Major Warne
Atriator
O. M. Osbon
Influenza From Ozone Allegedly Linked to Lake Winds
A writer reports catching influenza after standing at Lake Michigan edge in a strong wind. The illness appeared within minutes and faded as the wind moved away, despite unchanged temperature. The piece attributes the illness to atmospheric ozone and notes residents near the lake relocating to avoid symptoms. Physicians acknowledge illness timing varies and may relate to electric air conditions rather than weather alone.
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Lake Michigan
Obedience Word Not Used in Marriage Service
A Chicago Tribune note quotes the Rev Dr Fourthly stating he never uses the word obey in the marriage service. A curious bride asks to see the form of service, acknowledging the request as a natural curiosity. The exchange highlights changing wedding vows and authority in the ceremony.
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Chicago Tribune
Yazoo Fraud and the First American Giant Trust
A historical sketch recounts the Yazoo land fraud of 1795 in Georgia. It describes bribery to pass the sale of unclaimed western territory, the burning of corrupt records, and quotes a senator on destroying those records. The piece includes anecdotes from the era including a southern tale about freed slaves and Tucker Eph, and ends with notes on soap as a germ killer and disinfectant.
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America
Republic
Georgia
Mississippi
Atlantic
Tennessee
Alabama
Yazoo
St. Paul Globe
Darky
Eph
Massa
Washington Times
Koch
Serafini
Marseilles
Women told they suffer less with favorites’ prescription
Mrs Loma Halstead of Claremore Oklahoma recounted chronic pain from head to heel and weeks of hemorrhage. After using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets along with medical guidance she reports complete relief in four months and now works sixteen hours daily. Sick women may write for free private consultation to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Mitchell Capital
Priday
Lincoln
White House
Sioux Falls
Pennsylvania Milling Company of
New York
Maria
Beatrice
Delagoa Bay
Great Britain
England
Cronje
Aberdeen
Lewis Ackerman
Goshen
Harry Risers
J. O. Gale
Uneeda Jinjer
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
Jinjer Wayfer
Walrath & Healey
Burnside
J. L. Hannett
Mitchell,s. D
E. Hitchcock
SB. D
Fuer
Mitchell Plumbing Co
L. J. Shaw
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