Republican State Ticket Names for Elections
The slate lists United States Senator Robert J. Gamble from Yankton. Governor Uoe I Crawford of Huron. Congressmen Philo Hall of Brookings and W. H Parker of Deadwood. Lieutenant Governor H C Shober of Highmore. Secretary of State D D Wipf of Olivet. Auditor John Herning of Campbell County. Treasurer O H Cassill of Canton. Superintendent Hans A Astrud of Sioux Falls. Attorney General S W Clark of Redfield. School Lands Commissioner O Dokken of Duel County. Railroad Commissioner George Rice of Flandreau.
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Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Uoe
I. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H W. Parker
Deadwood
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
O. H H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
S. W. Clark
Redfield
O. ©. Dokken
Duel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Bryan and Sullivan at odds over Democratic leadership
William J. Bryan returns to Lincoln to a warm welcome and uses a Chicago address to attack Roger Sullivan. Bryan reiterates his demand for Sullivan's removal from the Democratic National Committee, while Sullivan plans a response from New York. The rival Democrats clash over control and endorsements in a tense party feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Roger Sullivan
Uwjinals
Sullivan
New York
Bryan
Windy City
National Committee
Murdo Opens New School With Local Officials
Teaching School at Murdo Frank Olson formerly with the post office is appointed principal of the new Murdo schools with two teachers. The two buildings will house the term while a larger building is completed for winter. Edward Moyer will oversee the coal and feed business shared by Olson and partner.
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Frank Olson
Nen
Murdo
Milwaukee
Edward Moyer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Waldin a Kinnan and Marvin wholesaler and Fr. J. Cheney Co of Toledo. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials and 75 cent price for pills.
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Hall
Faraday and Anderson Stirring Pot All Night
Sir Henry Roscoe recounts Faraday’s sole assistant Sergeant Anderson who, though uneducated in science, could obey orders. Anderson continued to stir a pot over a fire all night after Faraday left, believing the instruction still valid when he returned the next morning.
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Sir Henry Roscoe
Faraday
Sergeant Anderson
Anderson
Republican County Convention Davison County
The Republican Party of Davison County will meet at the Mitchell court house on September 1, 1905, at 9:00 a.m. for nominating one state senator and a full county ticket including treasurer register of deeds sheriff clerk of courts auditor state's attorney over county judge county superintendent of schools coroner surveyor and five county commissioners across districts one through five in Mitchell and surrounding townships.
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Davison County
City of
Mitchell
S .D
O’lock
A. m
Reception for Bridal Couple at Hathaway Home
A friendly reception honored Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Boylan on Thursday evening hosted by Rev. and Mrs. G. P. Hathaway at their south side residence. City teachers who collaborated with the bride were guests. The couple departed Thursday evening via the Omaha line for Iowa regions before settling in Byers Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Boylan
G. P. Hathaway
Pain Balm Relieves Child’s Burn Promptly
A Vernon Connecticut child burned the hand and suffered until James N. Nichols recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says the first application drew out inflammation and gave immediate relief and notes its use for cuts burns strains and back pain.
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Micheal Strauss
Vernon, Conn
Strauss
James N. Nichols
Nichols
Chamberlain
Auction Sale on Mitchell Farm in 1906
Public auction on the Dan McDer mud place one mile east of Mitchell Saturday September 15 1906 at 1 pm. Items include five head of horses 34 cattle with 12 milch cows, yearling heifer 20 two year old steers registered Shorthorn bull eight pigs numerous poultry wagons mower rake harrow plows cultivator carts harness and buggy. Terms cash for items up to 10 and for larger sums one year with bankable security at 10 percent interest and 2 percent discount for cash over 10. Col J S Serverson & Son auctioneers H R Kibbee clerk A M Prrey proprietor.
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Mitchell
Dan McDermud
Col
J. S. Serverson & Son
Auciioneers
H. R. Kibbee
A. M. Prrey
Chance and Accident in Public Life
A speaker, described as a son of Erin, asked to be excused from committee service expecting to be unexpectedly called away. The remark frames chance as a driver of discoveries and humility, noting that many valuable findings arise from accident rather than design.
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Colton
Erin
Washington's grand Capitol plans reshape the cityscape
Special Correspondent notes vast investments in Washington including $50 million for construction and $20 million projected, with Senate and House office buildings $7 million, marble front additions to the Capitol at $1.83 million, and a new Supreme Court Building. Railroads invest $12 million in a grand union passenger depot, plus two Potomac bridges and a cement bridge at Rock Creek. The piece also details Capitol kitchens upgrades, a glass and cement ratproof floor, a cold storage room, ice plant, and ventilation expansions, plus a national art gallery concept and ongoing geological survey work near Hanover, New Hampshire and Lewiston, Maine.
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Washington
National
Senate
House
Capitol
Supreme Court
Rock Creek
War College
Army
Eral
Navy Yard
Eve
San Salvador’s Volcano Past and Cavern Tales
An abridged survey of San Salvador noting repeated earthquakes that destroy and reshaping the city. It mentions a nine by three foot brick column moved without damage, caverns beneath the ground, and a nearby lava arcaded forest remains visible. The piece also quotes Thoreau about personal happiness and a wall inscription about bread meat and wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Troctate
Thoreau
Nature's Methods and the Frugal Path of Life
Quoted saying contrasts human military thrift with nature's efficiency. The idea that each creature, planet, animal, or tree makes its own way to live shows nature as a self reliant organizer using the shortest means to its ends.
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Hmerson
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Republican County Convention
Baker
Union
Mt. Vernon
Beulah
Blendon
Badper
Verry
Maggie Hickox
Midland
Mich
Chance
Lette
Elliott Woods
Senate Rules Committee
Gover
United States
Charles Hartmann, Jr
Hanover
Woodstock
N. H
Senator Proctor
Dean Fletcher
Dartmouth College
Lake Winnepesaukee
Squam Lake
Maine
Hersey Munroe
Kennebec
Androscoggin
York
Lewiston
Auburn
Poland
Fryeburg
Hiram
National Art Gallery
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Washingston
Harriet Laneston
Wade
Mr. D. Butterfield
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mitchell, S. D
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Ill
Scallin*Bros
Nature
NEW Pocket Savings Bank
Western National Bank
Widmann
Doyle Morris
John H. Creighton
QO. Bk. Cnssenm RK. Ploomis
E. J. Blain
W. Seaman
L. E. Stair
S. Main St
S. D
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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