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Edding
Rumor Control on Senator Pettigrew Endorsed by South Dakota Papers
Sioux Falls Argus Leader quotes Yankton Press and Aberdeen News denying abuse of Senator Pettigrew by the Mitchell Republican. Papers assert the Mitchell editor Ralph Wheelock faced false insinuations over his stance on Pettigrew’s bid and reiterate support for Edgerton’s campaign.
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Otigiew
Wheeluck
Odise Vialelock
M Moessie
Perugrew
Dle
Wheelock
Tim Tets
Mitchell
Republican
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Yankton Press
Senator Pettigrew
Judge Edgerton
Aberdeen News
Ralph Wheelock
Mitchell Republican
Senate
Messrs
Edgerton
Rerus- Lican
Commissioner eases re advertising for final proofs in the Northwest
The general land office reverses its order, allowing final proofs without further advertisement after South Dakota senators and Representative Hansbrough urged relief. The change eases hardships on settlers across the region and follows a prompt circular from the commissioner.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Chicago Leads in Race for World Fair Location
The article argues Chicago is far ahead as the best site for the world’s fair, cites New York’s lack of public spirit as a hurdle, and rules out St. Louis. It notes Washington’s sentimental appeal but climate could hurt, with the final choice likely between the national capital and Chicago.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Change in General Land Office frauds division to rejuvenate agencies
Washington dispatch reports a reshaping of the General Land Office frauds division aimed at rapid case disposal and reform. A first class businessman from South Dakota is named as chief, to be appointed once South Dakota senators and representatives submit the recommendation.
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Washington
General Land Office
Dakota
Northwest
South Dakota
Compact to defeat Pierre as capital choice proposed
Conklin's Dakotian urges neighboring towns Mitchell Huron Watertown to form a mutual support compact. The plan would back the town with the second highest vote next election to unite against Pierre. Such an alliance, if practical and honorable, could sway the decision and beat Pierre.
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Conklin
Dakotian
Pierre
Watertown
Huron
Mitchell
South Dakota Senators Propose Edgerton for U S Judge
Washington dispatch reports the South Dakota senators will present Judge Edgerton to the president for the U S district judgeship in South Dakota. They are joined by the governor, many state officers, the state supreme court judges, lawmakers, and numerous citizens. Edgerton, a Civil War veteran, formerly a Minnesota senator and ex chief justice of the Dakota supreme court.
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Washington
South Dakota
Edgerton
United States
Site Supreme Court
Mdger
Tou
Minnesota
Supreme Court of
Missouri vows ban on games in saloons under Newberry law
The Missouri Newberry law, now in effect, bars all amusements in saloons selling intoxicants such as dice, cards, pool, billiards, bowling, pianos and other instruments. Chairs and tables are prohibited and wrestling and sparring are barred, aiming to solve the saloon problem. the author questions liquor selling remaining in business.
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Newberry
Missouri
Wien
Wslington State Admission and Montana Canvass Turmoil
Wslington is poised as the next state to gain admission while Montana faces scrutiny as the canvassing board rejects the Tunnel precinct vote. The rejection leaves the state ticket largely in Republican hands except for governor and the legislature. The dispute may move to court for resolution.
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Wslington
Montana
Editorial excursion sparks Dakota law contrast tale
The Bloomington editor trails a graphic serial on last year’s trip while Thorndyke of Kimball pursues a Pacific coast journey to dodge the hot capital campaign. The note observes that seventy two legislators suffice for Dakota, yet nearly double are needed for each state, a fact governors could cite in messages.
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Sussouri Slope
Bloomington
Thorndyke
Kimball
Pacific Coast
Dakota
Dakotas
Editor Solomon Wenzlaff is named Yankton land office register
Solomon Wenzlaff, editor of the Yankton Freie Presse, has been appointed register of the Yankton land office, while R. E. Carpenter, formerly editor of the Watertown Courier-News, has been placed into receivership at Watertown. Both are described as good men and worthy of the recognition.
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Solomon Wenzlaff
Yankton Freie Presse
Yankton
Governor Mellette Promises Economy From Outset
In a recent interview Gov. Mellette pledges to use all power to ensure economy and retrenchment of state affairs from the start. He asserts he will secure an even larger majority behind this policy than the one that elected him.
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Mellete
Appointment of editor at Yackton land office drew mixed reactions
The appointment of editor Wenzlatf to the Yackton land office is said not to be favorably received by the German democrats of that locality. This is the first indication we have that Republican appointments were expected to please democrats of any nationality.
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Wenzlatf
Yackton Land Office
Da Kotan Embraces New Prosperous Era For Community
The text celebrates an open invitation to welcome wide openness and a joyful present, noting the past year as memorable for every Da kotan as it marks the start of a happier, more prosperous era for the community.
Baseball embroglio and Cronin trial shape pre Congress mood
The coming congressional session faces two major issues. Senators Moody and Pettigrew have taken houses in Washington near the Capitol. Representative Gifford remains at his Twelfth Street quarters and Major Pickler has not chosen a residence yet.
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Moody
Pettigrew
Washington
Capitol Building
Gifford
Twelfth Street
Major Pickler
North Dakota Senate Contest Promises Intense Race
The senatorial contest in North Dakota promises to be an intensely exciting one. Ex Gov Pierce is conceded a seat, but the name of his colleague remains uncertain and held in a mysterious grip of the future.
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North Dakota
Pierce
North Dakota Legislature Opens for Senate Election Speculation
The North Dakota legislature will meet to elect senators on the 14th inst and Bismarck becomes the focus of lively speculation as members begin to gather.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Jienny Neill Takes Editorship of Aber deen Pioneer
Jienny Neill, formerly of the Milbank Advance, will hereafter edit the Aber deen Pioneer with A. J. Marshall acting in relief. Neill is described as a thoroughbred journalist.
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Jienny Neill
Milbank Advance
Aberdeen Pioneer
A. J. Marshall
Mr. Neill
Hon George A Matthews Opens Law Office in Pierre
A rookings dispatch reports Hon. George A Matthews will move to Pierre to establish a new law office.
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Rookings
George A. Matthews
Pierre
This Is a Nice State We’ve Got Into
A brief, observational note reflecting on the current character of the state, hinting at pride and concern about its present condition and future direction. The tone carries a local viewpoint with a conversational cadence.
Grand excursion train to Washington for new senators and congressmen
Aberdeen News reports plans for a luxurious round trip to witness the seating of senators and congressmen from new states. Geo Schlosser oversees applications. fare, sleepers, meals, and hotel usage in Washington total 75 dollars round trip. Journey lasts ten to twelve days and promises unrivaled opportunity.
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Pho
Washington Racuralon
Aberdeen News
Washington
Geo. Schlosser
the News
Cosgrave Pins Iowa GOP Loss on Rail Legislation
C A Cosgrave superintendent of the I D division of Milwaukee spoke to the Republican in Mitchell Iowa this afternoon. He blamed oppressive railroad legislation for the Republican defeat and said prohibiti on would remain Iowa policy though not the sole factor. He cited tariff policy as another potential influence in Hawkeyedom defeat.
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C. A. Cosgrave
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Mason City
Iowa
Cosgrave
Mt Vernon Man to Represent Friends at Arbitration Congress
Rev J Hanson of Mt Vernon has been chosen by the Society of Friends in South Dakota to attend the international congress of arbitration in Washington. Delegates from many Christian and philanthropic groups will advocate settling disputes by arbitration rather than war. Hanson departed for Washington today.
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J. *. Hanson
Mt. Vernon
Society of Friends
South Dakota
Washington
Civilized Counties
Quakers
Hanson
Art History A Look At Roman and Renaissance Masters
An abridged paper traces Rome s artistic rise from Etruscan sculpture to Greek influence and portraiture, then moves through the Christian era into the Renaissance. It highlights Myron Praxiteles and Venus models, Augustus portraiture, Fabius Pictor, Pisano Giotto and Ghiberti, Donatello and Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, and Raphael noting Rome s decline by the late 18th century.
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Jiu Wdle
Rome
Greece
Athens
Europe
Iercules
Vatican
Pompeii
Michael Angelo
Venus
Augustus
Livia
Fabius Pictor
Nicola Pisano
Ile
Giotto
Lorenzo Ghiberti
Heaven
Donatello
Ghiberti
Lorenzo
the Magnificent
Florence
Hercules
Maddona
Christ
Paul
Villippo Lippi
Leonardo de Vinci
Milan
Titian
Raphael
Maraccio
Leonardo
Sistine Chapel
Italy
No Anxiety at White House as Harrison Oversees Returns
President Harrison paid little attention to election results. he went to bed after 10 p.m. and did not comment on Mahone’s defeat. Secretary Windom discussed treasury matters and Ohio. Attorney General Miller visited briefly. Wyoming constitutional vote favored adoption despite snow and slow returns. Wyoming turnout limited by heavy snowfall and bad roads.
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Ife
Washington
Navy
Western Union
White House
New York
United Press
Virginia
West
Miller
Halford
Windom
Treasury
Mahone
Ohio
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ex-Cashier charged with bank embezzlement in Toledo
Ex-Cashier E H Van Hosen of Toledo National Bank is arrested on embezzlement charges for $58,000 with teller John M McKee charged for $1,300. Details promised later. Also notes money for New York World's Fair with railroads pledging funds. Across various Wisconsin and North Dakota items report local incidents, deaths, court actions, and civic notes, including a fatality near Turtle Lake and a large school meeting in Mason City.
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Toledo
Ohio
E. H. van Hosen
Toledo National Bank
John M. McKee
Wisconsin
West Superior
Oshkosh
William Green
Hermansonville
Mich
Wisconsin Land & Lumber Company
Eau Claire
River Falls
Thomas Hill
New York
North Dakota
Jamestown
J. J. Eddy
J. H. Sears
Grand Forks
Cochrane
Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids
Francis
Bill Carl
Grand Junction
Carl
Mason City
North
Iowa
William Wilcox
Czar’s Son Betrothed to German Emperor’s Sister
The czarewitch is betrothed to Princess Margaret youngest sister of the German emperor. betrothal occurred during the czar’s Berlin visit. In Solomon Islands cannibalism reports Nelson an Englishman killed by natives. three native boys employed by him were slain and eaten. British cruiser shelled villages to punish the attackers. natives dispersed inland.
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St. Petersburg
Czarewitch
Margaret
Germany
Berlin
Solomon Islands
London
Nelson
Pompous German boasts disturb European peace claims
London European matters report notes Count Waldersee’s confidence in the German army’s moral force and ability to conquer others. The St. Petersburg Novists comment that such confident claims disturb rather than secure European peace, signaling tension in October discussions.
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Pompus
Europe
Rudolph
London
Count Waldersee
St. Petersburg
Prince Rudolphs Unfortunate Liaison and a Sensational Volume
The piece discusses a sensational biography alleging the crown prince's affair and the couple’s deaths. It notes suppression attempts by Austrian authorities and royal families, smuggling of copies to European capitals, and interest from readers despite police efforts. Editor Stead’s influence in Rome and broader reception are noted while dodging direct judgment on Leo VIII.
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von Moltke
Rudolph
Marie Vettera
Germany
Russia
Austria
Prince of Wales
England
Stead
Minotaur
Ternal
Pall Mall Gazette
Europe
Rome
Leo VIII
Players National League forms from seceding brotherhood
New York Nov 7 The Players National League will be formed today at the fifth Avenue hotel by the seceding brotherhood central board of directors. The meeting is expected to last three days and may stretch to four as the league is perfected.
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New York
Players’ National League
Brotherhood
Fifth Avenue Hotel
St Paul City Council Votes $10000 for Ice Palace
The St Paul city council approved a ten thousand dollar grant to aid winter ice palace construction with remaining funds to be raised privately. If weather cooperates, the carnival is expected to proceed, signaling a major community event this season.
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St. Paul City
St. Paul
Community Notices And Advertisements Harvest Summary
The Jundies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets with Mrs Crouse Friday at 2 p m. Work provided and full attendance desired. The little daughter of Emil Becler sick with marital fever noted. Walt Fosdick and Frank Baughman brought in eight rabbits after a short hunt yesterday afternoon. Rev J H Babcock expected home Friday the 8th. Regular services at St Marys church Sunday. Presbyterian church to begin evangelistic services November 17 for eight months. Advertisements tout Dr J H McLean’s Liver and Kidney Pills and Tar Wipe Lung Balm from local merchants. Weather pleasant aids fall farming. Dr J H McLean’s Sarsaparilla promoted for health and vigor. Chamberlain Democrat and Advocate and Chamberlain Register items referenced with local corn sample and cultivation notes.
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J. A.mfclean
L. O. Gale
Burrblock
Maio
Tomlinson
Tomlinson’s Quartet; the Other At Second and Main
Salvation Army
J. M. W. Society of the Baptist Church
Jundies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Walt Fosdick
Frank Baughman
J. H. McLean
Chamberlain Democrat
Sanborn Advocate
Chamberlain Register
W. H.grinnell
Harper's Young People 11th Volume features
The November 5, 1880 issue of Harper's Young People offers multiple serials by William O. Stoddard Lucy C Lillie John Russell Coryell Margaret I Sangster and others plus fairy tales by Howard Pyle and Frank M Bicknell. Short stories by Howells Page Wilkins Perry Spofford Ker and more. a Starper's Young People subscription promises a juvenile library with useful knowledge and amusement.
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Harper’s Young People
Sted Mustang
William O. Stoddard
Phil and
the Baby
Lucy C. Lillie
Prince Tommy
John Russell Coryell
Margaret I. Sangster
Ujalmar Hjorth Boyesen
Howard Pyle
Frank M. Bicknell
W. D. Howells
Thomas Nelson Page
Mary E.wilkins
Nora Perry
Harriet Prescott Spofford
David Ker
Hezekiah Butterworth
Sophie Sweet
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Harper and Brothers Terms for Portage Prepaid Advertisements
Specimen copy issued on receipt of a two cent stamp. Portage Prepaid price two dollars per year Vol VI begins November 5 1880 five cent single numbers. Remittances by post office money order or draft to avoid loss. Newspapers may not copy this advertisement without express order. Address Harper and Brothers New York.
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Post Office
Harper & Brothers
Protect Your Hogs With Haas Hog and Poultry Remedy
A vintage advertisement urges hog owners to fortify herds against disease using Dr Joseph Haas Hog and Poultry Remedy. It claims prevention and arrest of disease, coughing reduction, worm elimination, and improved flesh maturity. Testimonials from breeders Clinton Missouri and Techumseh Nebraska praise health gains and cost efficiency. Product priced at 2.50, 1.25, 50 cents per package with larger cans offered. Obtain circulars and pamphlets by mailing stamps to Haas Indianapolis.
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Joseph Haas
J.D. Cachranr
Clinton
Techunseh
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