Political column on liquor reform and party stance
South Dakota Republicans are urged to abandon prohibition only through broad, nonpartisan reform. The Argus-Leader criticizes Populists and Gazette rhetoric, questions enforcement records, and previews Iowa liquor law, predicting failed compromise and urging tempered temperance policy amid party maneuvering. Queen Liliuokalani is mentioned as a side note threatening a lecture tour.
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Iowa
Gazette
Republican Party
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Towa
Keeley Institute
Lil
Cold Wave Annihilates Early Fruit Crops Across States
Reports from Missouri Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee describe severe frost damage after a warm spell, with temperatures near or below zero. Peaches berries and early garden crops are mostly destroyed as fruit buds and wheat joining points fail. Local notes cite 10 to 21 degrees below freezing and heavy losses ahead in Nashville and surrounding regions.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Marshfield
Tamuarao
Ills
Perry County
Grayville
Bonne Terre
Nicholasville
Record Cold Snap Grips Much of Nation After Warm Spell
Washington March 27 A special weather bureau bulletin notes an extreme cold wave following a warm spell. Sunday and Monday mornings brought freezing and subzero temperatures east of the Rockies with Minnesota and the Dakotas below zero. The coldest season of the year is recorded for Georgia Tennessee Louisiana Texas Arkansas and Southern Missouri with frosts expected into Northern Florida.
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Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
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Florida
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Dakotas
Georgia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Sugar Trust Action Lets Sugar Refineries Remain
Philadelphia judge rules the sugar trust did not violate law by absorbing Philadelphia refineries. Government sues for dissolution after the deal. Also reports Denver judge clears officials, treaty stance by Representative Geary on China immigration and the death of Rep. Robert F. Brattan in Maryland.
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United States
Philadelphia
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Geary
Washington
California
Pacific Slope
China
Demo-Pop Scheme: South Dakota Office Divisions Planned
Washington dispatch outlines a cross party deal in South Dakota where Populists are to take half the state ticket including the governor and state auditor, Democrats to gain the senator seat with Bartlett Tripp, and each party to receive a congressman. The plan faces skepticism as key figures push through conventions.
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Washington
Fusion
United States
Northwest
South Dakota
Robert Buchanan
Sioux Falls
Wood
Ward
Whitcher, Taylor
Tinsley
Buchanan
Kyle
Duncan McFarlane
Bartlett Tripp
Vienna
McFarlane
Moody
Minneapolis Journal
Coxey
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Chicago, Ill
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