Republican Judicial Ticket Highlighted in Mitchell Gazette
The Mitchell Capital notes the Republican judicial slate for the state with D Corson A G Kellam J E Bennett for Supreme Court and D Haney for Fourth Circuit. It also recalls remarks by Chairman Greene urging full voter turnout and touches on political commentary about national figures and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
D. Corson
Lawrence County
A. G. Kellam
Brule County
J. E. Bennett
Clark County
Fourth Circuit
D. Haney
Davison County
Greene
Republican
Tate Central Committee
South Dakota
A Very Feeble Argument on Supreme Court Ages
The Argus Leader denounces opponents for seeking to retain Judges Bennett and Carson as overage for office. It argues judges aged eighty-four and seventy-eight would be unable to discharge duties, comparing with noted figures like Sherman Hoar Morgan and Charles Dana to defend a modern bench.
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Argus-Leader
Supreme Court
United States
Bennett
Carson
Supreme Bench
United States Supreme Court
Argus
United States Senate
Messrs
Sherman
Hoar
Morgan
Charles A. Dana
Literary Notes in Harper’s Magazine Nov. Issue
Harper’s November issue marks volume eighty seven with Week’s Black Sea voyage, Symons on the Decadent Movement, and rich illustrations. It features Arthur Symons, Walter Pater, Smedley, McAdams, Davis, Coudert, Dodge, Stockton, Howells, Dix, Barr, Tuanet, Boyesen, and Bourget.
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Harper’s Magazine
Edwin Lord Week
Black Sea
Persian Gulf
Arthur Symons
Walter Pater
Apollo
Picardy
Julian Ralph
Bayou Teche
Acadian
Louisiana
W. T. Smedley
Rezin W. McAdams
Indian Territory
Richard Harding Davis
London
W. Huthereh
Frederick R. Coudert
Col. T. A. Dodge
Turkey
Daniel Roberts
Stephen A Douglas
Frank R. Stockton
Ladies’ Home Journal
H. H. Boyesen
Mr. Howells
New York
Morgan Dix
D. D
Trinity Church
Amelia E. Barr
Octave Tuanet
Closure Follows Mourning at Great Exposition
Worth's Fair Grounds October 31 closes amidst mourning as memorial services replace planned speeches. Mayor Harrison’s death ends the festival atmosphere. lights dim, flags lowered at sunset, and the World’s Columbian Exposition officially closes after a sunset salute.
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Chicago
Festival Hall
United States
Potter Palmer
Board of
Lady Managers
National Commission
New York
Higginbotham
Harrison
Barrows
Palmer
Secret US Brazil treaty reported to aid Brazil
Rio de Janeiro dispatch says a secret treaty between the United States and Brazil may include US backing Brazil if it seeks support and to assist the government against monarchist restoration. State Department denies any treaty pledging such aid.
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United States
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Bahia
Admiral Mello
State Department
Washington
Land Office to Move from Yankton to Mitchell
The Yankton land office is ordered discontinued and all records and effects shipped to Mitchell. The transfer will occur about December 1.
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Mitchel
8. D
Yankton
Mitchell
Great Cot Forest Fires Force Large Pine Clearing
Forest fires along Black River Wisconsin have killed millions of feet of pine, prompting an early lumber season. Camps are in order with vast cutting and skidding planned, trucks hauling ahead of snow. Temporary mills to process logs rush to salvage timber and prevent total loss.
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Black River Faulxs
Wis
Parkhurst fears of assassination threaten New York preacher
Parkhurst reports a life threat received by letter claiming he would be killed if he persists in his social crusade. He declined a bodyguard but has taken personal protective steps and would not disclose other details. Election news from Rio de Janeiro notes a presidential message promising obedience to the will of the people if results favor his policy. Preparations for next year involve Ohio Republican leader Caldwell assembling a plan and soliciting committee input. London reports a sharp rise in diphtheria cases and deaths. In Chicago, Clifford wins by ten lengths with Yo Tambien and Lamplighter trailing.
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New York
Parkhurst
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Peixoto
Telegraphic Briefities Snapshot Of Varied News Items
A scattered collection notes George Gould escaped death while hunting in Missouri. G W Appleton and Henry M Stanley settle privately. President Carnot to seek re election per Figaro. George Cooper sentenced for grand larceny escapes Devils Lake. A Dubuque boy windpipe injury seeks silver tube. Chicago boys jailed for intending to kill Indians. Liverpool’s Alexander Richardson to design yacht for 184 America cup claim with Jameson. Mrs Levi Mortor leases Paris house of Senator Jones to educate daughters. Malta protest meeting of 20000 over Ripon archbishop freedom curtailment. Indianapolis bank stockholders face 100 per share assessment under receiver Eckels. Total assessment around 300000.
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George Gould
Missouri
G. W. Appleton
Henry M. Stanley
The
Figaro
Carnot
George Cooper
Devils Lake
Michael Smith
Dubuque
Chicago
McCarthy
Alexander Richardson
Liverpool
Jameson
Irex
Levi P. Mortor
Paris
Senator Jones
Nevada
Malta
Marquis of Ripon
Indianapolis
Eckels
Edward Hawkins
Indianapolis National Bank
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Senate
RE. C. Johnson
Mitchell and the
Corn Belt
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Buchanan
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North Dakota
Vermillion
Pugh
Alabama
Hawley
Voorhees
George
Jones
Stewart
Ransom
Harris
Barbour
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Morrill
Vermont
McClure
Edith M. Thomas
Mr. Stockton
Mr.Stockton
Miss Thomas
Worthington
Paul Bourget
M. Bourget
Emile Zola
Carlisle
WasHinaTon
Confess
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Caldwell
Ohio
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
the Times
Clifford
Yo Tambien
Lamplighter
Caems AG
Sweeney
U.S. A
Shiloh
H. Scallin
Bobby Bunting
Rand
Santa Claus
Polly Pepper
N.k.fairbank & Co
O. Gale
Gale’s
Main Street
C. W. Adams
Geo. E. Logan
Otitchel, So. Dak
N. J. Neilsen
MAY & Suchy’s
MAY & Suchy
Tailors
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