Roosevelt attacked by Chicago newsboy mob
In Chicago on Sunday Gov. Roosevelt faced a mob of newsboys employed by Hearst's Chicago American. The incident was used to attack the paper and its Sabbath defaming actions. Mrs Todd's Tuesday speech criticized the Democrats and revived some populist concerns about fusion with democracy. She claimed voters should not feel compelled to vote the straight populist ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Roosevelt
Chicago Sunda
Hearst
Chicago American
Mrs. Todd
Croker Poised for New York Patronage Role
It is said to be a foregone conclusion that the Democratic patronage will be dispensed by a gentleman named Croker. Although no evidence supports the fact, many indications suggest Bryan consented if Croker would secure New York for the ticket. Croker is now wearing Herculean efforts to seize patronage for the state.
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Shad Bryan
Croker
Bryan
New York
Campaign trouble signal as Hill and German loom
Fragmented report warns of looming trouble in the presidential race in New York and Maryland. It suggests Hill and German may provoke disturbances to affect New York’s outcome, noting past reluctance toward Bryan and raising questions about claims linked to Sioux and press statements about Pettigrew and Hitchcock.
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Hill
New York
German
Maryland
Bryan
New Yorkanca
Roosevelt trip on western tour sparks drinking rumors
Reporters aboard Gov Roosevelt's westward journey describe a controversial trip with claims he was intoxicated in several stops. The dispatch notes six newspaper men on the train and details gossip about conduct during the voyage amid political tension and local reactions.
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Gov. Roosevelt
West
Mob Pernor
L Lassirs
George Frei
Williams
Davis figures in Boer support fundraising schemes
The text describes Mr. Davis as a controversial figure involved in pro Boer sympathy campaigns and grandstand efforts at a Kansas City convention. It notes his prior connections and resignation, later linking him to Davis's crowd and various speculative enterprises amid questions about the amount of money involved.
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Davis
Mr. Davis
Bryan
Kamsss
Mir
Know
Enaniz
RiseLs
Torsoni
Kansas City
Ramsar Ciy
Mitchell Corn Palace Committee Returns for 1900
Mitchell subscribers favor reappointing the 1923 corn palace committee with added members to lead the 1900 project. L. O. Gale remains president and oversees transport and attractions, while N. L. Davison handles subscriptions and finances. W J Healey drives advertising, Beckwith oversees purchases and decor, and Mrs Beckwith aids in interior decoration and display setup, all contributing to a socially and financially successful corn palace benefiting the state and city.
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Mitchell
L.O Gale
N. L. Davison
L. Beckwith
T. C. Burns
W.J. Healey
O. L Branson
C. W. Johnston
Corn Palace
T. J. Spangler
W. J. Healey
A. B. Hager
Whic
L. O. Gale
Corm
Gale
Chicago
Pi States
Soprano Sale
32 & Military Grill
Ihemse
Ordss
UOMS
Oounian Sestsri Sons
Sesiof Sturing
Mace
She
Oihers Hiss
Msnr
Macifold
Iba
Irescury Kepiiné& Sister
Iber
Gmieces
Naid
Epis
Ibis Wes Cone
Becawiin
Cénadi
M&i
Seackewith
Ip&l
Lug
Meier Trek
Beckwith
Healey
Hesley
Besler
Sisie
Davison Counir
Jeney
Domez & Gomer
Ibs
Arelee
Undefined fragment headline reading like scrambled names
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled names and terms. Reads as disordered list of personal names and phrases lacking clear event or action. Unable to derive coherent main fact. preserves no definite entities or dates.
Hon A R Brown Urges Public Hearing
Citizens are invited to hear Hon A R Brown speak on important matters. The event promises strong remarks and a chance for audience questions at the designated venue.
Letter from Senator Pettigrew prompts mixed local response
A citizen reports a letter from Senator Pettigrew appealing for support to regain a U.S. Senate seat. The reply from H Hedder, a nearby farmer, lists reasons against backing Pettigrew, citing political platforms and management concerns. The correspondence reflects local tensions over party control and leadership.
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Pettigrew
United States Senate
H. Hedder
Upport
Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Senate
Header
Sevier
S. D
Ary Pettigrew
U. S. Senaor
Sigex Falla
Sear Siri
Youssy
Capita
Lsi
St. Pever
Snc Slies
Mt Pier
Banker Robbed Bank of Thoreville Onis by J R Garrison
Local bank cashier J R Garrison of Thoreville Onis was robbed after suffering long lung trouble. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for relief and praises its effectiveness for coughs colds and chest issues. Sold at S H Scaillin’s drag store with free trial bottles.
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J. R. Garrison
Bank of
S. HE. Scaillin’s Drag Store
Fragmentary medical note mentions care and symptoms
Partial OCR text appears to reference care for a patient with croup and throat infections, mentioning zones, immediacy, and consumption. The legible elements reference care, symptoms, and a medical context, but the fragment lacks clear names, dates, or identifiable entities.
Dakota University Notes Football News and Elections
Mr Ed S Whitaker visited Dakota University on Sunday. In the Student Association meeting department editors for the Phreno-Cosmian were elected Emery Maxon athletic editor Madge Corwin YWCA editor and James T Gurney YMCA editor. E T Underwood YMCA president returned to studies Tuesday. Professor Stout acts as president in Dr Graham absent attending a Methodist Conference. Two important football games will be played.
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Ed. S Whitaker
D. U
Emery Maxon
Madge Corwin
James T. Gurney
E. T. Underwood
Professor Stout
Graham
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Corn Palace Management
Bar Mai
Lewis
Lawrenceville
Cgirsé
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A. R. Brown
Mr. Brown
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Ance
Rouies
Scalliz
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Plica
D. A. Mit
Yankton
Y Machicine Co
Orpenter
Dana
Cash Bargai Store
Smyrna
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Nottingham
Joo Drops
Castoria
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