Sugar Trust’s Cuba Ties Raise Tariff Concession Question
The Omaha Bee editorial argues American stake in Cuba is large with the Sugar Trust owning much sugar land and production. It cites testimony by Havana’s commissioner of deeds and suggests American investors may profit from tariff concessions. An investigation is urged into Cuban land and crop records.
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Omaha Bee
Sugar Trust
Cuba
the Bee
Pendine
Congressional
Senate
Bryson
Ilavana
Island
Sugar
Havana
Inauguration Travels and War News Dominate Headlines
Mr. Bryan travels to Florida for President Palma’s inauguration while Whitelaw Reid misses the trip due to tailoring duties. Congress approves a 200000 dollar aid appropriation for Martinique eruption victims and private gifts will boost the total. Max O'Rell reports from London on the South African war and Boer peace prospects dominate speculation.
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Mr. Bryan
Florida
Palma
Sioux Falls
Whitelaw Reid
Mr. Reid
Max O'Rell
Cabling
London
Dom Paul
Argus-Leader launches 4 AM edition for eastern readers
The Argus-Leader announces a new 4 o clock morning edition to serve subscribers in the eastern part of the state, expanding its delivery window and coverage. The move targets early readers with fresh news and timely updates.
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Argus-Leader
Volcanic Disaster in Martinique Sees Death Toll Rise
Reports from the Martinique eruption scene confirm growing fatalities as updates come in from nearby localities. The death rate remains high, with authorities noting increased casualties and continued danger to residents and relief workers.
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Martinique
Opera house fails to draw crowd for Nordica in Sioux Falls
The great prima donna Nordica sang to a quarter full house in Sioux Falls, despite her fame. Officials lament the poor turnout and suggest Nordica’s recent visit may have kept potential patrons away, hindering a promising musical event.
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Sioux Falls
Nevada
Opera
Europe
Nordica
Perkins Celebrates 33 Years at Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal marks Geo D Perkins thirty third anniversary with praise from The Republican urging readership and advance subscriptions as the editor’s work benefits South Dakota and the Northwest.
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Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Journal
South Dakota
Northwest
Crop prospects brighten across South Dakota says delegates
A. O. U. W. grand lodge delegates report across the state a uniformly favorable outlook for crops. Heavy rains and moisture have spurred growth, with cooler spells followed by warmth triggering rapid development. Observers from neighboring states travel in to gauge the exceptionally promising season, noting SD ahead of Iowa and Illinois.
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A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
South Dakota
Towa
Illinois
Cheney firm offers reward for cured catarrh cases
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Trall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Gleason attested on December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as internal and systemically active with testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also promoted.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. W. Gleason
Seal
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Whooping Cough Preventable with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Jessie Pinkey Hall of Springville Alabama recalls her three children all catching whooping cough last summer. She credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with preserving their health and plumpness while the eldest child sought cough syrup during fits. The ad notes remedy availability from L O Gale and Geo Cickock Curtiss Wisconsin. Foley's Kidney Cure is praised by S J Seallin for aiding his father, claiming it is the only effective treatment.
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Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
L. O. Gale
Geo. Cickoek
Curtiss, Wis
Foley
S. JI. Seallin
Educational notes from Minnesota school column
Maud Snow and Nattie Goodwin completed their terms and returned home to Mitchell. Tyler school in Badger township reopened with Miss Belle Spink as teacher. Effie Rand reports vandalism on plum trees planted near Tobin No. 18. The transfer petition for S. E. 11 of Sec. 28 Twp. 103 R. 62 moves to Mt. Vernon districts. Prosper township petitions seek $700 for a new school and relocation of the Tyler building. Flag pictures go on sale. Old Glory to wave over county schools with community support. County picnic program outlined with baseball, races, and speeches by I. P. Saunders and Dr. T. H. Youngman.
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Maud Snow
Nattie Goodwin
Minnesota
Mitchell
Tyler School
Badger Township
Belle Spink
Effie Rand
Tobin No. 18
Lova Cathout
Myrtle Davis
Annie
Hazel
Florence Miller
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon No
Prosper Township
Watson
Tyler
Scallin
Morse
Ethan
Baker
Union
Union No. 31
Wealtha Pearce
No. 31
Baker Township
Grace Cornwell
Propser Township
Charlie Bolton
Regular Teachers' Examination Scheduled at Courthouse
The annual teachers' examination will be in the courthouse on Friday and Saturday June 6 and 7 1902 starting at 9 o'clock each day. Tardy applicants will be disqualified from writing. O W Coursey County Superintendent.
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O. W. Coursey
Fragments Reflect Personal Rhyme and Tea Reference
A short, cryptic verse speaks of living for others and sharing with the poor. It also mentions cash, a “Rocky Mountain Tea,” and a cryptic signoff Seallin. The lines blend a moral sentiment with unclear commercial or brand clues.
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Rocky Mountain
Seallin
Mitchell and Plankinton Play Ball In Local Exhibition
The Plankinton Herald reports a Monday baseball exhibition between Mitchell’s nine and a Plankinton university club. Tak er pitched for Plankinton with three on and two out before a disputed strike called by umpire coach Cropp. Mitchell showed solid fielding while Plankinton’s hitters benefited from support and the return game is set for two weeks hence.
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Plankinton Trerald
Mitchell
Tom Taubman
Plankinton
Cropp
Mitchell University
Mullen
Gardner
Mitchell Battery
Douthit
Scallin
Williams
Taker
Tom
Flag Raising at School No 1 Baker Township
In Baker township last Saturday a 40 foot flagpole was raised at School House No 1. Grace Cornwell closed her second term with a flag presentation and a day of patriotic programs, community supper, and names inscribed on the cement base.
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School House
Baker Township
Grace Cornwell
Cornwell
Absence of Gray Heads A Stranger's Views on the House
A visitor describes the U S House of Representatives with few gray heads among members and comments on young looking lawmakers. He notes limited public gallery seating and strict admittance rules, contrasting US debates with France's chamber and highlighting the contested bill then under discussion.
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House
House of Representatives
United States
Graybeards
Chamber of Deputies
Diplomatic Corps
Washington Star
Secret of Long Life Revived by Dr Kidd
After years of study and experiments, Dr. James W. Kidd of Ft Wayne Indiana announces a remedy that makes sick well and weak strong with cures that seem miraculous. The free remedy is offered to all who send name and address.
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James W. Kidd
Baltes Building
Ft. Wayne
Ind
James William Kidd
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Washington
I. P. Saunders
Emery
Ss. D
T. H. Youngman
D. U
Mitchell Pall
Chamberlain
Raglans
I. M. Daniels
Butterfield
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