Pierre Captial Confirmed in South Dakota Polls Amid Turbulent Victory
Pierre wins as state capital with large margins for prohibition and Republican ticket. Returns show Pierre leading 16 564 to 11 328 in capital vote and prohibition carry around 12 000 statewide. Dispatches credit Pierre victory to rally by crowds and leaders, with Mellette and McClure among Democratic figures.
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Pierre
D. D
South Dakota
P. F. McClure
John Sutherland
Board of Trade
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Watertown
Chamberlain
North Dakota vote totals show large Miller lead in prohibition push
Election results across North Dakota indicate Miller with about a 10 000 majority and broad GOP gains in western counties and the James river valley. Prohibition supporters fear a close statewide vote while several district judges and numerous representatives tilt Republican in updated county returns.
Prohibition leads as North Dakota returns roll in
A Bismarck dispatch reports shifting election returns toward prohibition with liquor men betting a safe majority. Democrats allegedly traded anti license votes in some counties for prohibition in the legislature. Goodkin of Bismarck blames Ryan, Democratic secretary, for defeat. Highest Republican state ticket majority may exceed 12 600. Ward McLain district picks Rep Belyea for Senate with near tie for House. Geary now claims state ticket majority of 10 000 to 12 000.
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Carter
Congress
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Park County
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Beaver Head
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson
Fergus
Yellowstone
Svwall Fyuanamine
St. Pach
Bismarck
N. D
Prohibition
Goodkin
Ryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Lhe
Ward-McLain
Belyea
Senate
Geary
St. Pavun
Fargo
Pioneer Press
Central Committee
Brown county returns show Republican landslide in 1904 race
Unofficial results from Brown county list Melotte 8190 votes, McClure 1349, with the whole legislative slate winning by majorities from 375 to 1200. Prohibition carries by about 1300. County judge Beebe leads with 1850, circuit judge Campbell trails by 1300. State chairman McCoy forecasts a 20,000 statewide lead for Republicans with Pierre at 10,000 plurality.
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Arene Ete
Mitchell
Watertown
Prohibition
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W. CG. Wright
Carl Lehman
Beadle
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Medberry
Marble
Bouck
Turner
Sioux Falls
Therman
Quigley
Demi
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Bach
Manu
Aberdeen
Brown County
Melotte
George W. Miller
D. C. Dennis
M. J. Gordon
J. C. Simmons
J. I. Barnes
F. H. Smith
W.A. Burnham
A. Kennedy
Anson Green
George B. Daly
J. R. Beebe
A. W. Campbell
L. W. Crofoot
C. T. McCoy
Republican State Committee
No Change in the Election Contests Across States
National and local election updates show each party claiming victory in different contests. Carter leads in Montana per Herald, while Wilson and Ferry are predicted winners in Washington. A dynamite incident near West Fortieth Street in New York causes no injuries but foreshadows labor unrest. The Standard Oil case against Toledo railway ends with an adverse ruling, and Kentucky crime reports note a thief surrendering after stealing from an employer.
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Hancock County
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Standard Oil Company
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Robbery, violence and city notices scattered in Nese York
A garbled column from New York area reports a 23 year old Wulin in York packing house exposed as cashier after taking cash. An officer duo in St. Louis, Ohio detains two suspects. a shooting occurs injuring an officer. Exchange Bank at St Anne, Illinois suffers a break in with $1500 to $2000 stolen. Shakespeare’s Latest Work notes closure of all gambling houses by city council order. Frank Prochaska, a Bohemian farmer near Pisek, North Dakota, died by suicide. Beadle county fair opens in Huron with good entries and weather.
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Chaves
Wulin
Shakespeare
Aviavor
Grand Forks
N D
Frank Prochaska
Pisek
N. D
Prochaska
Huron
Beadle County
Consumption Cured by a Simple Vegetable Remedy
A retired physician claims a vegetable formula cures consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung affections plus radical cures for nervous debility and complaints. He offers to mail free the recipe with directions in German French or English to any reader who requests it by sending a stamped reply with this paper.
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W. A. Noyes
Power's
Rochester
N. Y
Territory Fire Insurance Certificate Expires December 31 1889
The British American Assurance Company of Canada is licensed to operate fire insurance in the Dakota Territory for the year ending December 31 1888 and certified by Territorial Auditor James A Ward to transact as appropriate business until December 31 1889. The certificate confirms paid capital assets and reserves and lists income expenses taxes and commissions for the year with official seal and date January 85 1880.
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British America Assurance Company
Toronto
Canada
Dakota i
Vermor
Joly Morrison
John
Chee W. OH. Bake
Ada
Front Street East
GUSA
Ncudiegs
Dakota
Josxes
Kota
Canad
Ontar
York
John Morrison
W. FH. Thunls
Katnee Company
Uebona
United States
J. Morrison
Ho. Gamble
Ontario
Territory OF Dakota
Insurance Department
I. Janes A. Ward
Bishurek
James D. Ward
Department of Insurance
British American Assurance Company
James A. Ward
Hismarck
James A
Ward
Vinerar Bitters Promoted As Universal Remedy
Over twenty two years this medicine has proven to millions of sufferers that Vinerar Bitters offers perfect aid and beneficial effects for multiple diseases. Many families keep both kinds as a complete medicine chest. Send for a book tree. Address I HW McDonald Drug Co 682 Washington Street New York City.
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State Board of Health
I. HW
McDonald Drug CO
Washington Street
New York City
Land office notice of final proof in Mitchell Dak
Notice announces several settlers filing final homestead proofs in Mitchell Dakota. It lists Bartholomew Godin and Herman J. Stretton with their entries and witnesses, plus Charles Tuckey and others, to prove residence and cultivation. Dates span Aug to Nov 1889 with registrars Kowty and Rowe.
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Mitchell
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Dash
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Ile Ninnes
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Mitchell Dakota
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Sey
Witne
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Chester E. Brown
Charles Wilker
James Gilbert
Hazleton Oak
M. H. Rowry
Mitchell, D.T
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Walter B. Broadbent
John Horn
Arthur Taylor
Alfred Taylor
Vernon
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