Capital location in South Dakota debated in Gazette
The Gazette argues the state should ignore geography and favor Mitchell over Pierre for the capital. It compares state capitals, notes Pierre’s limited growth, and predicts Mitchell’s rail access would boost business and development for the Hand County region and the entire state.
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Milier (Hand Co.) Gazette
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Putrid Pierre and the capital relocation debate
The State Register labels Pierre supporters as plundering pirates for pushing the capital removal referendum. It cites bribery, alcohol influence, and fraud attempts to sway voters, with Huron named as rival and relocation urged to benefit state business interests.
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Pierre
West
Pierre Boomers
South Dakota
Huron
Mother's touch cures with Cuticura remedies
A New York mother recounts her hospitalized baby Charlie suffering a severe rash that spread over his body. She credits Cuticura Ointment and Soap after using them as directed, noting the sores dried up and Charlie recovered completely. The ad urges publication to help other mothers and lists worldwide depots and product forms.
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Charlie
Helena Rath
10Th Ave
N. Y
Supreme Court Rules Merger Case Blocks Trusts
The Supreme Court declares the merger an absolute trust and says railroad consolidation would stifle competition. It warns against sweeping actions against all trusts, noting potential industrial conflict and urging cautious presidential approach. Minnesota Governor Van Sant gains credit for pushing the merger fight.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Northern Securites Company
Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Minnesota
van Sant
Spring fashion opens with new tailor made suits and skirts
New spring lines feature tailored suits from $10 to $15 and up, matching walking skirts, veils, veiling fabrics, and mistal cloths. A wide selection of spring dress fabrics, silks, voiles, and crepe fabrics in leading colors arrives alongside white and colored spring waists. Explore Easter gowns while stock lasts.
Old Man Returns Through a Trail of Horror
At Salt Lake City a family reunion marked the president of the church testifying in a case. The narrative accuses Smith of leaving a trail of horror from Washington to his home state and portrays latter day Mormonism at its worst in a vivid witness.
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Salt Lake City
Smith
Washington
Sanitary Corn Plasters and Oils Ad for Foot Pain
An advertisement promotes sanitary corns plasters that cure by absorption and oils and vapors that work for foot care. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents or by mail. Free sample offered from Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy New York.
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Allen S. Olmstead
le Roy, N. Y
Secret shared by Thompson Jones told to spouse
The dialogue reveals a private secret exchanged between Mr Thompson Jones and his wife. Mrs Thompson complains about Mrs Jones as a tattler and vows not to reveal secrets again, with the judge narrator noting the wary mood.
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Mr. Thompson—Jones
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Bryan’s Bold Stand Shapes St. Louis Democratic Convention
The Omaha World Herald reports Bryan will not derail the St. Louis meeting nor be sidelined. A unified platform and a nominated candidate are expected, with Bryan appearing among key supporters. His recent “don’ts” signal potential bolt if his terms aren’t met.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Holt
St. Louis
Don’ts
Chicago
Kansas City
Logan
President Smith Returns to Family of Forty-Two and Five Wives
President Smith has returned to his household consisting of five wives and forty-two children. The report notes the large family and Smith's ongoing personal responsibilities.
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Smith
Cole's Carbolisalve World Famous Burn Cure
Cure for burns and scalds instantly stops pain and heals without scars. Cole's guaranteed. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from all druggists.
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Cole
Foley
L. M. Ruggles
Reasoner
Iowa
Cattle For Sale by Dan McDermaid at First National Bank
Cattle for sale including cows, heifers, and yearling steers offered by Dan McDermaid. Inquiries directed to the First National Bank.
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First National Bank
Dan McDermaid
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