Republican Ticket For Judge Fourth Circuit Bosmith
The Argus Leader notes eight South Dakota Republican judicial candidates likely to be elected. The piece comments on land sales and farming demand, suggesting favorable weather could boost land seekers, while South Dakota dirt is discussed as a commodity. Bosmith of Mitchell is highlighted on the ticket.
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Fourth Circuit
Frank Bosmith
Mitchell
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Iven Vered
Sioux Falls Balks at Electric Railroad Franchise
Sioux Falls city officials resist granting a franchise to promoters of an electric railroad, hindering the project’s progress as talks stall in the capital.
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Sioux Falls
Judge Gifford Named Superintendent of Canton Indian Insane Asylum
Judge Gifford receives appointment as superintendent of the Indian insane asylum at Canton. He is a popular state figure and his rise is seen as well earned by his leadership and abilities. The piece also critiques Omaha officials for tampering with rewards in the Pat Crowe abduction case, arguing such actions hinder proper court proceedings and may provoke sympathy toward the accused.
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Judge Gifford
Canton
Gifford
Omaha
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Prerogatives of Senate in Federal Appointments Questioned
A Springfield Republican commentary cites Senator Irie of Maine advocating presidential responsibility in federal appointments. It suggests President Roosevelt may align, moving away from absolute legislative dictate in state and district appointments toward executive prerogative and careful selection of "clean men." The piece notes the President would seek advice but insist on the executive right of choice.
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Springfield Mass
Irie
Maine
Roosevelt
Roosevelt urged to back reciprocity treaties in senate talks
Iris reports President Roosevelt will press ratification of reciprocity treaties rejected by the prior senate. A conference with Myr Kasson, the recorder commissioner, reassures him that existing treaties aid American interests. McKinley’s approval could sway policy, though senate may demand changes before adoption.
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Iris
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Dent
Kasson
Coubtless
McKinley
Regents seek Prof Shaw for Brookings chair
An effort by the board of regents to secure Prof. Thomas Shaw of Minnesota agricultural college for the Brookings institution is reported. An invitation to join the faculty has been extended, but Minnesota may counter with inducements to stay.
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Board of Regents
Thomas Shaw
Minnesota Agricultural College
Brookings Institution
Shaw
Minnesota
Towne Leaves Minnesota for New York Politics
Cons A Towne ends his Minnesota ties and moves to New York to pursue wealth, hinting at a future Duluth political return after making his fortune. The banquet honoring Towne in Duluth was attended by William Jennings Bryan.
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A. Towne
Minnesota
New York
Mr. Towne
Duluth
William Jennings Bryan
Real Estate Boom Across South Dakota This Year
The Yankton Press notes a violent real estate craze in South Dakota with rapid exchanges for lands once deemed valueless. Prices exceed early Yankton county land values and a favorable 1902 spring could trigger even larger sales and settlement next year depending on weather.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
South Dakota
Yankton County
Madi on Outlook on Free Silver Promise and Abundant Money
A historical voice notes abundant money in the last three years and warns against abandoning free silver or the sub treasuries for an uncertain future. The speaker claims both parties share the same condition and urges sticking to proven policies.
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Pops
Judge Smith poised for election as voters back retention
The Alexandra Journal notes Judge Frank B. Smith's strong backing in Hanson County. Voters favor keeping politics out of judicial elections and see Smith as a proven, fair judge likely to win about 40 percent of the fusion vote.
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Smith
Alexandra Journal
Republican Party
Frank B. Smith
Mitchell
Court House
Hanson County
Smth
Seul Mourning Ritual Stuns Paris Ringed by Lanterns
In Paris a funeral rite linked to Norman custom drew curious eyes as five or six relatives, lanterns in hand, patrol the garden of a Rue Marie-Brun home. They examine heaps of stones to ensure the soul is not hidden before burial, honoring a tradition from near Gisors.
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Gisors
Eggs of Crabs and Lobsters Hatch in Minute Stages
Crabs and lobsters begin life as eggs that resemble nothing like the mature animals. Crabs develop clusters under the body after extrusion, while lobsters attach ova to the tail, their fan shaped tail aiding oxygen flow through the eggs.
One Kind of Conjunction in a Chicago Marriage Joke
A teacher asks what a conjunction is and the student answers with a blushing illustration about a wedding ceremony. The exchange appears as a humorous caption in a Chicago source, reflecting light domestic humor.
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Togehher
Lady Corrects Boarder With Hot Water Coffee Confusion
In a humorous household dispute a boarder protests drinkable water while the lady of the house reveals the liquid is actually coffee. The exchange turns on mistaken identity and domestic wit.
Dr King’s New Discovery Proves Quick Croup Remedy
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky shares a night alarm caused by a baby with croup. After using Dr King’s New Discovery the child improved quickly and was permanently cured. The remedy is claimed to cure coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Sold 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial bottles at S H Scaillin.
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Croup
S H Scailin
About the Limit Mortifying Image in Outgrown Garments
A quotation contrasts a thrifty mother repurposing her sons outgrown clothes for a small father. The NYT frames the scene as the most mortifying notion. The remark comments on social norms and family roles with sharp satire.
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Bilkins
New York Times
First Impression and Courtroom Fragments
Civil Service Examiner asks about Budapest while a cat named Budapest is cited as a fatal disease. A Chicago Tribune page shows a judge questioning a witness and a host remark about meals. A note explains the origin of the word mile from mille meaning a thousand paces of a marching soldier.
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Civil Service Examiner
Budapest
Chicago Tribune
Kidney Cure Promises Relief From Backache Risks
Backache warns of underlying kidney disorder risks including Bright's disease and diabetes. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as restoring kidney health, with attribution to S A Scallio.
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Bright
Foley
Greatest beautifier for American women by Madison Medicine Co
Ladies of fashion worldwide favor this ultimate beautifier offered by Madison Medicine Co. Priced at 35 cents, it is touted as the finest cosmetic available to American women.
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Madison Medicine Co
Railroads Pay State Taxes Totals Revealed
The railroads of the state paid 253 294 in taxes to counties for the past year. The C M and St P led with 295 797, followed by the C and N W. Other substantial payments came from the Omaha 13 037 Elkhorn 29 899 B and M 22 58 and Great Northern 22 302. Smaller lines paid the balance with no large sums.
Stepped Into Live Coals Prompts Lasting Scars
A Jonesville Virginia resident recounts a childhood foot burn that left leg sores for thirty years. He credits Bueckleno's Anica Sulye with a complete cure after all else failed. The salve claims effectiveness for burns, scalds, cuts, sores, bruises and bites and is sold by S H Scuallin for 25 cents.
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W. HY
Mrs Briddleman of Parshallville Cures Rhuem With Banser Salve
Mrs T Briddleman of Parshallville Michigan suffered fourteen years with sait rheum and tried many doctors. After two applications of Banser Salve her hands improved and soon she was entirely cured. Beware of substitutes. S A Sosllin.
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T Briddleman
Parshallville
Mich
S A Sosllin
Card of Thanks from Mrs Saran Willison and Family
Mrs Saran Willison and family express sincere thanks to friends for aid and sympathy during the illness and death of their son and brother, Preston E Willison.
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Saran Willison
Toe
Oo Ani
Sn E Willison
What Your Face Worth and Liver Trouble Solved
An advertising brief touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for sallow skin and liver trouble. It promises clear skin and rosy cheeks, claiming results for a 25 cent price at S H Schellin's drug store.
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Dr. King
S H Sceallin’s
Bids for Coal Invited by Mitchell School Board
Mitchell South Dakota Board of Education invites bids by 7 39 p m October 25 1901 for 40 tons of best anthracite stove coal and about 80 tons of best Hocking Valley coal f o b cars at Mitchell Dealers to quote prices f o b cars at Mitchell T M Wallace secretary
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Board of Education
City of
Mitchell
S. D
Ing Valley
Mitchell, S. D
T. M. Wallace
Sec
Kidney Cure Restores Crown Point Woman After One Week
A. Togalls of Crown Point New York reports his wife suffered kidney trouble but after starting Foley's Kidney Cure she improved in a week and three bottles cured her.
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S A.togalls
Crown Point
N. Y
Foley
Rocky Mountain Tea Claims Quick Health Boost
An advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as restoring vim, vigor, mental and physical happiness, promising a rosy glow to cheeks and renewed energy. The copy ends with a short product tag line.
Great Preacher Delivers Holiness Sermon at Conference
Dr. T. H. Youngman preached on Holiness at the Milbank Methodist conference. The Midland Christian Advocate praised his sermon for clarifying thinking and being spiritually helpful. It notes his ability to blend common experience with strong intellect and concludes his Mitch ing congregation will receive his best efforts.
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Milback St
Youngman
Midland Christian Advocate
Minneapolis
T. H. Youngman
de Conmoa
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Chicago
Willie
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D. T. Gilman
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