Debates over Porter census affair spark Republican vs. Democratic barbs
The Mitchell Republican and Argus-Leader clash over Superintendent Porter in a lengthy exchange. The Post and Sun criticisms are cited, while discussions touch on free trade, protectionism, and Montana politics. The piece notes youth versus experience in political contest and urges fair treatment for all parties.
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Argus-Leader
Mitchell Repubnican
Porter
Robert LP
New York Post
Post
Brother Wheelock
A.L
New York Sun
U.S
Iarrison
Political tensions mount over patronage and cabinet posts
The St Paul Globe notes a brewing clash among president Iarrison and Illinois senators on patronage. It cites figures like Robert Lincoln, Clark J. Carr, Mathews, Frank Palmer, and W. M. Meredith awaiting posts as Beltway maneuvering grows.
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St. Paul
Secretary of State
Blaine
Jesus Before the High Priest and the False Witnesses
The passage covers Jesus bound after arrest, the priests seeking witnesses for death, and the council's need for credible evidence. It notes the lack of two concordant testimonies, Jesus silent before the accusers, and His declaration I AM, leading to the high priest's refusal of further witnesses and the council's condemnation.
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Hoffman
Philadelphia
Jesus
Slim
Annas
Caiaphas
John Xyiii
John xviii
Matt. xii
John xi
John vii
Xiii
John xiii
Heb. vii
Belial
Jezebel
Naboth
Abel
John
John ii
Ife
Jerusalem
Hos
Heir Oven
Christ
Moses
Israel
Evers
Mystery killer Cronin may be hidden in old hiding place
A terse report notes the Cronin killer is likely in the same hiding spot that has sheltered Tas to the present. It adds Statesman Loucks has spoken in Yankton county all week amid talk of alliances and motives.
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Cronin
Tascott
Loucks
Yankton County
Yankton
Syracuse
Pittsburg Bulletin
Prediction of a new state council figure seeding
Capt. Baker of Fargo cites Major Edwards of the Argus as likely to issue a figure in the councils of the new state. J. I. Kelley of Ifuron is named as United States Attorney Murphy's assistant after withdrawing from a previous candidacy. Kelley is deemed well qualified.
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Capt. Baker
Fargo
Major Edwards
The
Argus
Washington
J. 13. Kelley, Esq
Ifuron
United States
Murphy
Fle
Kelley
Sioux Falls Argus Leader Rages and Snorts at Readers
The piece mocks a vigorous Sioux Falls Argus Leader writer, describing his loud rants and waving ears as he vents impotent wrath, suggesting the column has struck a nerve with Sioux Falls readers beyond the stars.
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Sioux Falls
Aitken Homestead Act Father Help Drive in Nickle Fund
New Albany Ohio, Geo W Aitken, famed as father of the homestead act, faring for life’s basics. Iee Land Club Columbus calls all beneficiaries to join a nickel subscription for his relief. Dakota should contribute a sizable amount. North Dakota hints ex Secretary McCormack will face Gen Harrison Allen for governor in a lively contest. The piece notes faith in northern sister’s republican loyalty despite the personal pull of the ex-secretary.
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Geo. W. Aitken
New Albany
Ohio
Iee Land Club
Columbus
Dakota
North Dakota
Secretay McCormack
Harrison Allen
Bair Named Receiver in Land Office Amid GOP Backing
The ILurenite notes the strong Beadle county and outside endorsements for O W Bair as rival plans to unseat incumbent Mr Miller unfold. It praises Bair as a stalwart young Republican of first class character who will serve well, while Miller is a popular Democrat considering resignation.
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Ilurenite
O. W. Bair
Bair
Beadle County
Miller
Barr
Hackett
Wheelock
Mathews
Aiken
Weather official misleads on South Dakota corn crop
Yankton Press cautions that the sergeant in charge of the Hu ron weather station and South Dakota Weather Bureau report cold delaying corn yet asserts the crop is two weeks ahead and growing vigorously. The piece claims the official testimony is biased and could mislead the public.
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Yankton
Huron
Weather Bureau of
South Dakota
St Iuron
Falls and politics loom over old territorial contests
The piece recalls Falls politics urging Lincoln county to back a temporary capital location while recounting a delegate’s failure at a territorial convention. It also narrates a runaway wagon incident where a boy aids to stop the horse, praised by two policemen, and ends with a ponderous essay on buried alive and electrical coffin alarms.
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Falls
Gifford
Lincoln County
Clark Street
Jackson
Fifth Avenue
Jackson and Clark
Jim
Dan
Chicago Herald
Cravens Seen For Cook County Insane Hospital Superintendency
Dr J F Cravens former superintendent of Yank ton I Hospital for the Insane is favored for appointment to lead the Cook county Insane Hospital amid an ongoing investigation that reveals a troubling situation and a need for strong supervision.
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J. F. Crayens
Yankton I Hospital
Cook County
Cravens
Brandreth's Pills Promoted as Safe Nighttime Purge
Advertisers claim Brandreth's Pills are entirely vegetable and safe to take at any time with best results on an empty stomach before bed. One or two nightly doses are said to cure constipation or dyspepsia, with a purgative use advised monthly as prevention, noting over fifty years of use in the country.
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Brandreth
Canton Advocate Supports Sioux Falls Prize Claim
The Canton Advocate backs the motion arguing Sioux Falls cannot win the prize due to its proximity eight miles from the Minnesota line and its location in the southwest corner of the United States' largest domain, noting the absurdity of expectations.
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Canton Advocate
Sioux Falls
Minnesota Line
United States
Soo
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