Huronites Debate Capital, Politicians Eye Minneapolis
The piece notes Huron as sire-enough in Brown County and reports Mitchell's push for the Illinois Central. It mentions a looming race to the capital decision, potential 45 day and 30 day legislative timelines, and hints at the national convention talk with Minneapolis as a candidate. The Free Press criticizes Aberdeen News for non-commitment on the capital issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Vierre Free Press
Sioux Falls Press
Free Press
Aberdeen News
Chamberlain Democrat on capital debate and budget use
The Chamberlain Democrat argues the state should not oppose a future capital move but warns funds could be better spent on other urgent needs. It cautions that focus on capital location should not neglect more important questions facing South Dakota.
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Chamberlain Democrat
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Indignant paper editor threats over Sioux Falls capital tale
The Parkston Advance editor condemns Mitchell papers for poking fun at his summer campaign for Sioux Falls capital. He warns of vengeance and hopes the rival paper does not push him to extremes by backing her for something unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Huron
Parkston
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Argus Leader Taken Over by New Publishers
The Argus-Leader shifts control to Day and Tomlinson as W. W. Goddard exits. With the prohibition Call suspending its daily issue, observers expect a strong evening edition from the new publishers based on their prior work.
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Sioux Falls
Commissioner Hagerty Reports Strong Dakota Crop Prospects
The final crop report from Commissioner Hagerty shows generally good yields across Dakota with notable failures in some small grain areas. Despite Miner county concerns, overall results are favorable and South Dakota appears in good shape, especially in this region.
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Hagerty
Dakota
Miner County
South Dakota
Northwest political shift signals new democratic effort
The New York Sun notes strong Republican gains across North Dakota South Dakota and Washington with Montana returning a Republican congressman and legislature. It highlights non political alliance farmers voting down free trade and settlers gradually recovering from past land laws while optimistic about a democratic effort in the Northwest.
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New York Sun
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Territory
North Dakotas
Montana
Northwest
Republican Notes Cash Patents in Recent Land Office List
The REPUBLICAN highlights cash patents published in the local land office list from the past week. Suspended entries appear, signaling a business like policy of the administration. Settlers gain confidence in rights and real estate securities while fraudulent entries are being disposed of.
Keith in Baptist Address Argued Against State Run Colleges
In a Baptist convention address in this city, H. H. Keith of Sioux Falls urged ending state higher education, likening it to Catholic control of schools. The editorial rejects his view as anti cosmopolitan and harmful, noting Michigan’s open policy as superior and urging open doors to all for public universities.
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Sion
H. H. Keith
Sioux Falls
E. B. Meredith
Sioux Falls University
Keith
Kxeith
South Dakota
United States
University of Michigan
South Dakota Canvass Totals Released After Midnight
Official canvass from Bismarck shows 77,000 on the state ticket and 175,747 on the capital question. Lieut Gov Fletcher leads the Republican ticket with 41,304 majority. Mellette 29,688. other officials and congressmen range from 32,301 for Judge Carson to 29,598 for Parker. Capital vote by city listed and prohibition majority 6,053. anti minority representation nearly 50,000.
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South Dakota
Bismarck
Fletcher
Mellette
Judge Carson
Parker
Pierre
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Scattering
Ballot Reform Urged After Montana Trial
The Montana success with the Australian ballot system prompts incoming lawmakers to consider trial adoption in South Dakota. Emphasis on safeguarding the sacred ballot reflects the strong stance on voting integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
South Dakota
Douglas County GOP Captures Leaning on Election Day
Douglas county cut up one of its characteristic capers on election day and Frank LeCocq will alone bear aloft the banner of republicanism from that county in the next legislature Beadle county republicans fell down on one member of the legislature and ex surveyor general Taylor will hold down one of their seats he having defeated Westdahl for the house
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Douglas County
Frank LeCocq
Beadle County
Taylor
Westdahl
Mitchell Seeks South Dakota Capital Return in 1890
Wessington Springs notes a Republican stance by Mitchell who declares intent to compete for the capital again in 1890 and to make Mitchell the permanent capital. The piece argues only a joint Sioux Valley effort, selecting a prairie site, can move the capital from Vierre, urging unity with Wessington Springs symbolically staked to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Mitchell
South Dakota
Vierre
Jim
Sioux Valley
Conservative Criticism of Keith on Education Policy
Aberdeen News quotes Hon. H. H. Keith of Sioux Falls arguing that higher education should be controlled by religiously affiliated colleges. He would abolish or withhold state institutions and restrict students to in state access, a stance criticized as narrow and impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
H. H. Keith
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Catarrh Cure Sold by Drugists for Internal Use
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Cheney’s Catarrh Cure claims to act on blood and mucus surfaces, using tonics and blood purifiers. Sent testimonials available and price listed, with Toledo Ohio as origin.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Prop
Toledo
Ohio
Vermillion Dispatch Urges Pierre Mitchell Battle in 1891
The Vermillion Republican argues that capital city voters should make Mitchell the second city choice to ensure a final 1891 contest between Pierre and Mitchell. It claims Pierre would win if it faced Mitchell, otherwise Mitchell would triumph, and supporters would be content either way.
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Vermillion Republican
Pierre
Mitchell
Swift's Specific Cures Foot Cancer in Mississippian Woman
Dr Wa. E. Strac a of Motherville Mississippi reports a malignant foot cancer case where toes and part of the foot eroded. After three years without relapse, the patient remained healthy following Swift's Specific treatment, which the doctor praises for purging blood poisons.
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Motherville
Miss
Wa. E. Sraca
M.D
Swift's Specific Report on Tongue Cancer Cure
A Thomaston Georgia man describes a three to four year tongue sore that formed a hole, traveled to Atlanta for treatment, then began using Swift's Specific and saw the sore vanish with no trace left. A letter from A Lewis dated March 14, 1880 offers the treatise on cancer mailed free by the Swift Specific Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomaston
A. Lewis
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Thanksgiving of David in Covenant Message and Praise
Commentary on 2 Samuel 7 18 29 in which David blesses the Lord for rest and the promise of an eternal house and kingdom. It ties the Covenant to the Son of David and Jesus The Word of God, underscoring God’s faithfulness and the obligation of praise and faithful living.
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H. S. Hoffman
Philadelphia
David
God
Nathan
Israel
Solomon
Gabriel
Jacob
Isaiah
Paul
Isaly
Jesus
Moses Natter
Red Sea
Jeremiah
Egypt
Church of Christ
Mary
Jehovah
Jehovah Lohim
Jehovah ‘Tsebasth
Adonai Jehovah
Elohim
Dakota and Minnesota Briefs From Deadwood to Eau Claire
Delegations depart for Pierre backing Gideon Moody for U.S. senator as artesian well and railroad issues rise. Minnesota Odd Fellows mark memorial day. a St Cloud boy dies from a falling tree. Rail and mill news, damps on scrip cases, German aid conference postponed, and a major fire destroys a livery barn with adjacent structures.
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Fargo
Presbyterian Synod of
North Dakota
Charles MacLean
Sioux Falls
Midland Pacific
Idaho Territory
Yankton
Denver
Supreme Court
Deadwood
E. E. Carpenter
Beloit
Iowa
J. D. Cameron
W. D. Russell
S. D
Minnesota
Sauk Centre
C. M. Sprague
The
Odd Fellows of
St. Cloud
John Kozell
Brockway
Williams, Becker and Gibbs
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Union
Manitoba
Stillwater
Schulenberg & Boeckler
Bank wreckers jailed for copper corner crimes
Attachments issued in Paris target nine directors of Comptoir D Escompte after its copper corner collapse. Six directors convicted of banking law violations remain imprisoned for advancing bank funds on copper certificates and ordered to pay 760 008 pounds to liquidators for creditors. A separate Georgia report notes William Moore, a Savannah train hand, lynched by a Jessup posse after an altercation on the line.
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Comptoir D’'Escompte
London
Paris
Comptoir D'Escompte
Georgia
Waycross
William Moore
Savannah, Florida and Western Road
Jessup
Train Robber Reprieved In Sonora Execution Suspended
Advices from Guaymas Sonora report that the Sept. 7 dispatch claiming J K Tallier the gang member who robbed a Sonora railroad train a year ago had been shot is false. Moments before the scheduled execution authorities in Mexico City ordered a suspension of the hanging.
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Tucson
Ariz
Guaymas
Sonora
J. K. Tallier
City of
Mexico
British War Office Orders Canada Troop Transport Details
Montreal dispatch reports the British war office has instructed Canadian military districts to gather comprehensive data on troop transport facilities by rail and water and available horses on short notice. The move fuels speculation Britain may act to strengthen Pacific coast defenses and send imperial troops to Canada, though Montreal districts doubt the significance.
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Montreal
British War Office
Canada
England
United States
Great Britain
Monteal
Pacific
Halstead Retracts Libel Over Campbell Forgery Charge
The Commercial Gazette editor Murat Halstead retracts a prior charge that State Senator Campbell held stock in a ballot box supplier. Cincinnati editor says depositions show forged signatures including Campbell and other prominent men, prompting renewed libel concerns.
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Commercial Gazette
Nst Campbell
Cine TI
Murat Halstead
Campbell
Gazette
Mrr
Halstead
Cincinnati
The
Evening Post
Harmon
Isaac M. Jordan
Janes E. Campbell
Conscience Contribution Controversy and Crop Reports
Washington reports critique of Secretary Windom over an anonymous conscience contribution letter tied to Manning era funds. The treasury notes show 4995 dollars received and deposited, misstatements caused a temporary omission. Agriculture data give October 1 crop conditions with yields and weather impacts on winter wheat.
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Manning
Treasury
Washington
Windom
New York State
Treasury Department
Department
Batchellor
Whitney
Department of Agriculture
Ney
Tribute to Sunset Cox Remembered at Cooper Institute
A large audience gathered at the Cooper Institute in New York to honor Sunset Cox. The Steckler association, of which Cox was a member, organized the tribute with figures such as Ex-President Cleveland, Mayor Grant, Gen. Sherman, A.S. Hewitt, ex-Governor Thayer, C. A. Dana, and Roger A. Pryor on the platform. Ex-President Cleveland and Proctor Knott were among the principal speakers.
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Sunset Cox
New York
Cooper Institute
8. S. Cox
Steckler Association
Mr. Cox
Cleveland
Grant
Gen. Sherman
A.S. Hewitt
Theadiy
C. A. Dana
Roger A. Pryor
Proctor Knott
Site plan chosen for World's Fair in New York
The World's Fair site committee selects Moringside Riverside and Central park area. Central park use limited to portions north of Ninety-seventh street that are physically available and absolutely necessary.
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New York
Visitors From Beyond the Isthmus Interviewed by Reporter
The Herald’s Worcester correspondent quotes South American delegates at an international congress disputing British and European criticisms. Zelaya of Honduras defends closer ties with the United States for trade and resource development while Castellanos of Salvador and Perazza of Venezuela emphasize national prosperity and expanding markets with the United States.
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New Yor
Herald
Worcester
Senor Jeronimo Zelaya
Honduras
United States
Europe
Senor Jacinto Castellanos
Salvador
England
Senor N. Bolet Perazza
Venezuela
Bu- Voy
Politifica
Orinoco
South America
Almezon
Astor Offers To Fund New York World's Fair
W W Astor hosted a Delmonico dinner with prominent lay movement figures to discuss the exposition. Guests included Grant Morton Cleveland Vanderbilt Hiscock Sherman Macy MacVaugh Childs Cornell Bliss Hower Jay Grace Agnew Hunt and reporters were excluded. Astor reportedly pledged to cover the fair's costs up to 20 million dollars if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Astor
Beli
New York
Kirill
W. W. Astor
Delmonico’s
Ai U Grant
Morton
Silent Cleveland
C. Vanderbilt
Lesitor Hiscock
Gen. Sherman
M. Yhe
G. W. Childs
Cornell
A. F. Bliss
R. P. Hower
Jol Jay
W. R. Grace
John?. Agnew
R. M. Hunt
Astor
Chicase Workmen Invest in World’s Fair Stock Drive
On October 11 in Curiaco the Chicago fire anniversary was marked by 150000 stage workers subscribing to world’s fair stock. About 20000 booths were set up across stores, shops, and workshops as the effort aimed to fund 1801 expansion. officials expect total subscriptions near 800000. Secretary Cragin expresses satisfaction with the outcome.
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Chicase
Curiaco
Chicago
Cragin
Odd court case in Wisconsin over wife and suitor
An elderly German man married to a young woman faced a curious case in La Crosse justice court. A neighbor tried to persuade the wife that her husband was too old and offered to pay 100 marks for prayers for his death. The husband was assaulted after protesting. The court imposed a fine covering costs and the suitor pledged not to pay for further prayers.
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Olumbia
I.al
Brown County
Aberdeen
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
Mitchell and
D. M. Stearns
Wisconsin
Hudson
St. Croix
Milwaukee
German Aid Association of the
West Superior
Duluth
George D. Moulton
Daily Journal
Ald
Albion Howes
Fairchild
Sault Ste., Marie
Southwestern
Mississippi River
Eau Claire
Baptist State Convention
Rockefeller
Corwith
M. B. Sapp
J. W. Oxley
BE. Lanpher
Warlice
Behring Sea
Royal Ban Pow Dilt Co
Wii Wall St. N.Y
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