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Tillman at Marion 1890 campaign standoff in South Carolina
Narrative recalls Tillman facing armed crowds at Marion South Carolina during the 1890 campaign. A reporter from the Houghson paper accuses misrepresentation, prompting threats and a riot atmosphere as Tillman deflects danger while preserving his reform image and support networks.
Protesting Generals Claim Cuba Starving Under Its Own Flag
A document from several generals who fought in Cuba argues Cubans face starvation due to economic woes and asks the United States to let Cuba live as an independent state. The piece argues Cuba is fertile, debt free, and could prosper under its own government within US ties, asserting the island should join the US territory to realize its potential.
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St. Louis
Cuba
United States
Watterson Urges Democracy to Reject Visionary Theories
Henry Watterson argues democracy must abandon visionary theories, contending such ideas led to trouble and blaming visionary leaders for the current state.
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Henry Watterson
South Carolina Gov Rejects Senate Resignation Proposals
The governor did not accept the resignations of two South Carolina senators who offered to quit several months ago, a decision seen as preventing potential trouble.
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South Carolina
Senate
Eulogy Scene in House Marks McKinley Memorial Day
In the House of Representatives on the McKinley memorial day ceremony Secretary John Wayne delivered a eulogy that echoed past tributes. The event drew the diplomatic corps along with President Roosevelt and Prince Henry of Prussia, honoring the fallen president.
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House of Representatives
John Way
McKinley
Blaine
Garfield
Roosevelt
Prince M Henry
Prussia
Hay
Brookings Agricultural College marks twenty first anniversary
The Brookings Agricultural college celebrated its twenty first anniversary on February 21, the same date the territorial legislature passed the founding bill. The institution has grown greatly in ten years and now ranks with western agriculture schools. The Aberdeen Review is now owned by the Aberdeen News, as Doane Robinson sold the Review to devote time to the Monthly South Dakotan. Major Barrett remains tied to the democratic side and Ruralist serves socialist readers. Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, has faced much attention but reportedly remains steady, a family trait noted by Washington correspondents.
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Columbia
S. C
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
South
Senator Tillman
Tillman
John Peter Richardson
South Carolina
Gov. Richardson
McLaurin
Marion
Shirley Houghson
Charleston
Mr. Waughson
Brookings Agricultural College
Aberdeen Review
Aberdeen News
Doane Robinson
South Dakotan
Aberdeen
Major Barrett
Alice
Roosevelt
Washington
Beresford Republic backs Kephart for superintendent
The Beresford Republic endorses Prof. Kephart for superintendent of schools and pledges support. Elk Point Courier questions the republics backing of other state officers and recalls Beresfords 1896 majority against Ringsrud for governor. The Courier questions local party loyalty and Bruce support for the Union county candidate.
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Beresford Republic
Kephart
Elk Point Courier
The
Republic
Beresford
A. ©. Ringsrud
Courier
Bruce
Union County
Bryan Predicted Roosevelt Action Ahead of News Date
The article criticizes William Jennings Bryan for dating his Commoner ahead by days to appear timely. It notes a Feb 21 issue predicting no enforcement of anti-trust laws, while on Feb 20 Attorney General Knox announced action against the three Northwestern railroads merger.
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William Jennings
Bryan
Police Gazette
Roosevelt
Knox
Northwestern
British Horse Market Fuels Boer War Costs
The article notes US government purchases of 59,995 horses and mules over four years at an average of 88.90 dollars each. British agents bought triple that amount in the same period at 139 dollars apiece. It criticizes British buyers as incompetent and predicts mutual tolerance in the horse trade amid rising war expenses.
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United States
Johnny Bull
Strikes a Rich Find and a Patent Tonic Claim
A Lancaster New Hampshire man F J Green says he suffered chronic indigestion and nervous debility for years until Electric Bitters. He reports his wife also stays in excellent health using the tonic and vows no other medicine can take its place. The ad claims splendid results for female troubles and overall wellness, priced at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by H Scal lin.
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F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
H. Scallin
Pneumonia Follows a Cold Warns of Substitutes
S. H. Seallin cautions that pneumonia follows a cold and never results from Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs and provides protection from pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
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Foley
S. H. Seallin
Mother Now Time for Rocky Mountain Tea for Children
promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a year round health aid for kids. claims to be great medicine for children and priced at 35 cents per package under brand S. NI. Seallin.
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Rocky Mountain
Cts. S
Seallin
Dakota University Notes
Paul Brown left for home Wednesday to rest after pneumonia and plans to return next Monday. E. W. Noyes attended the State Intercollegiate Athletic Association officers meeting at Huron Tuesday with several event changes. Orators prepare for next Friday evening’s battle, and former student E. E. Cassels visited from Denver with stories of oil wealth and Colorado wonders. Downer returns after a week away as the first cross country run occurs. indoor gym practice continues due to poor weather.
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Paul Brown
E. W. Noyes
State Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Huron
E. E. Cassels
Denver
Britton
Cassels
Colorado
Night Was Her Terror and a Cure by Dr Kinz’s Discovery
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts severe coughing night after night with consumption. She credits three bottles of Dr Kinz’s New Discovery for curing her coughs colds and lung troubles and gaining 58 pounds. Trial bottles free at S H Scallin’s drug store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. Kinz
S. H. Scallin
Honey and Tar Cure for Lung Ailments Publicized
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for raw or inflamed lungs and claims it prevents pneumonia and consumption from a hard cold settled on the lungs. It quotes S. H. Seallin as endorsing the remedy.
This Will Interest Mothers Sweet Powders for Children
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claiming to cure feverishness teething disorders and stomach issues in children. Promises relief for colds, bowels, and worms with over 30,000 testimonials. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. Sample offered by mail from Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy New York.
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Mother Gray
Allen S. Olmstead
LeRoy, N. Y
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