Gov Mellette Warns SD Republicans to Unite Against Dems
Gov Mellette argues Republicans in South Dakota must unify to withstand Democratic and dissident forces. He warns that factionalism weakens the party and urges loyal organization, noting recent swift gubernatorial appointments as essential to mobilize against the opposition.
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Gov
Mellette
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Gov. Mellette
Republican Party
Mugwump
Sioux Falls Capital Boom Exposed as Real Estate Drive
Minneapolis reporters reveal the Sioux Falls capital fund of 350000 is largely unreal with only 1500 cash paid. the rest is real estate. An ensuing political clash labels the expose as part of a blackmailing scheme, with local papers defending their campaign.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Sioux Falls
Ex-Postmaster Pearson’s Case Lacks Spoils Martyrdom
The piece argues that Pearson of New York was not a martyr of the spoils system. It notes he served two terms as New York City postmaster and had a strong record, but his term ended and a successor, equally competent and deserving, was appointed in the ordinary course.
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Pearson
New York
New York City
Dakotans urged to elect capable leaders for legislature
Remarks from the Fargo Argus suggest Major Edwards again seeks legislative honors. The press criticizes the late legislature as inadequate and opponents argue there is excellent material available. The call is for choosing good candidates over bad.
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Fargo Argus
Major Edwards
Sioux Falls Candidate Launches Wide Campaign for Growth
Sioux Falls’ senatorial hopeful inaugurated his campaign on a broad scale by building motor and streetcar lines in towns likely to need help and inviting outside investors into Sioux Falls real estate. The capital hippodrome show in Sioux Falls continues at Merrily with no extra charge for reserved seats.
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Sioux Falls
Local paper Criticizes Sioux Falls Press Stand on Constitution
The Faulkton Times accuses the Sioux Falls Press of trying to detract from its role as a pioneer advocate of the Sioux Falls constitution. The piece argues many major political movements in Dakota over the past five years feature the Sioux Falls contemporary as a leader.
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Faulkton ‘Times
Sioux Falls
Diakota
Statesman Dodge Denies South Dakota Remarks
The Statesman of Fargo shifts to the front and denies making unkind remarks about South Dakota. The Pioneer Press interview is urged to proceed for more clarity as the Oklahoma bubble has burst and boomers seek new prospects.
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Statesman Dodge
Fargo
South Dakota
Pioneer Press
Oklahoma
Sioux City Journal Warns Boomers Over Oklahoma Land
The Sioux City Journal urges Oklahoma boomers to monitor the Sioux reservation closely for land issues to watch for possible disputes or claims affecting their holdings.
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Sioux City Journal
Oklahoma
Siouxs Reservation
Rumor Claims Iluron Withdraws From Capital Race
A gossiping fairy tale circulates alleging Iluron has pulled out of the capital election. The note warns readers not to trust the tale as it appears to mislead.
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Iluron
Saviour's Olivet discourse on Israel and end times
The sermon continues the Mount of Olives discourse focusing on Israel, the coming of the Son of Man, and the future tribulation. It links prophecies from Isaiah and Joel to the last week of Daniel and stresses vigilance through prayer and study of God's word until Christ returns.
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Percetent
Otimay
Philiselephia
Mount of Olives
Temple
Jerusalem
Israel
Daniel
Isa xi
Judah
Isa.y
Joe
Heaven
Mark
Jesus
God
Ilis
Matthew
Buckeye Machinery Praised for Durability
A customer from Akron Ohio lauds Ankman Miller Co for Buckeye binders and Buckeye mower. He states only forty cents in repairs over three years and declares the machines superior for durability and quality of work. March 16 1889. Letcher S D signs. LL. Bassett.
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Ankman, Miller & Co
Akron
Letcher
Aultman, Miller & Co
Mitchell
P. E. Page
P.S
Jud LaMoure Praised Amid Railroad Commissioner Tie
The Mitchell representative uses a speech to criticize Jud LaMoure in connection with his railroad commissioner appointment. LaMoure, long resident of the Dakota territory, is portrayed as a staunch Republican with decades of public service and wide local esteem.
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Mitchell
Jud LaMoure
Dakota
Dakota dog tax sparks 1 dollar per dog levy
The Yankton Press notes a new law taxing canine property with county assessors listing dog owners to county auditors who will levy an annual one dollar tax per dog. It urges Nebraska to quarantine against Dakota dogs.
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Yankton
Dakota
Nebraska
Trying to Hold His Job in Land Office
Watertown public opinion argues that Sheare deploys every influence to keep his position. He writes editorials for the Journal-Democrat, leverages the old soldier image, and has a Washington friend wire the St Paul Globe with bold claims that Sheafe will not be disturbed. The schemes are viewed as ineffective.
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Watertown
Sheare
United States Land Office
Journal-Democrat
Washington
St. Paul Globe
Van Tassel Seeks Sioux Falls Delegation From County East
In the county east half C. H. Van Tassel remains a candidate for delegate to Sioux Falls. A strong East side showing plus a solid West side partner would assure fair district formation and prevent Sanborn county complaints.
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Letcher Blade
C. H. van Tassel
Sioux Falls
Huron
van ‘S’assel
Sanborn County
Appointment of John H. King to railroad commission praised
The South Dakota public voice expresses strong approval for John H. King’s appointment to the railroad commission. The citation calls him a capable leader who has advanced the state’s interests and credits him with promoting high standards in state affairs.
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John H. King
Railroad Commission
South Dakota
Vol. King
Brandreth’s Pills Endorsed By Yonkers Tax Receiver
Henry O Archer Receiver of Taxes of Yonkers N Y says Brandreth's Pills have been a sovereign remedy for indigestion and constipation for his self and family taking one or two nightly for years in a 19th century testimonial.
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Henry
Archer
Yonkers
N. Y
Brandreth
Remarkable Blood Purifiers Endorsement
The speaker praises a set of cleansing pills as harmless yet highly effective purgatives. He notes personal use for biliousness and dyspepsia, claiming relief within two weeks and offering a cheerful endorsement for their efficacy.
Money Destruction and the Treasury Redemption Bureau
The article describes how the U S Treasury redeems mutilated or missing money reports from fires baby chewing notes and pets destroying bills Several large sums and odd cases are cited including notes found in nests and bottles from the South and old bank notes from 1812 1840 and earlier Some significant sums remain unrecoverable and the office warns against feigned losses or frauds while noting counterfeit money is returned with a counterfeit stamp.
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United States
Treasury
Congress
John Jones
Redemption Bureau
South
New England
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Whelpley
Jackson
Miss
Brandon
Washington
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