Roosevelt's Western Tour Ends in Oyster Bay Return
The long awaited Western speaking tour by Theodore Roosevelt ends as he returns to Oyster Bay yesterday. He traveled through New York Ohio Indiana Illinois Nebraska Kansas North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin delivering extemporaneous addresses. Public curiosity centered on his stance toward Taft and the Payne tariff law while Roosevelt faced mixed reactions about his political future and motives.
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Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Taft
Africa
Finh
Nileby
New York
Republican Party
Sioux City
Sim
Thas
Chauncey Wood and Express Firms Ties Questioned
The piece questions Chauncey L. Wood a democratic candidate for governor and his ties to express companies. It argues Wood portrays a constitutional amendment as harming state revenue while defending how the measure would tax the gross earnings of public service firms and require fuller corporate contributions.
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Chauncey L. Wood
Express Companies
State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Express
South Dakota
Mitchell backs corn palace against state fair goals
Mitchell argues the corn palace boosts South Dakota’s image beyond wheat country and should be supported alongside the state fair. It notes Mitchell raises about 5000 to 6000 dollars yearly while the state fair is tax funded, benefiting the entire state including Huron. The piece calls for shared support from all loyal South Dakotans.
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Mitchell
Des Moines
Hamline
South Dakota
Huron
South
Debate Call Over Riots Law Between Wood and Vessey
Chauncey L. Wood, Democratic candidate, challenges Governor Vessey to a debate on the law granting the governor authority to quell riots and disturbances. The piece notes skepticism about Wood’s readiness for office and references former Free man Knowles and the costly referendum.
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Vessey
Chauncey L. Wood
Wood
Freeman Knowles
Tennessee Governor Patterson to retire amid party opposition
The Tennessee governor refuses renomination due to internal party strife. He reversed the state supreme court in the Duncan Cooper murder case over ties with Cooper, and now retirement appears appropriate in light of political friendship and controversial conduct.
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Patterson
Tennessee
Tennessee Supreme Court
Col
Duncan Cooper
Carmack
Cooper
Funeral Services Held for O H Warm at Home
A large gathering from Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended the Sunday service for the late O H Warm at his home at 3 pm. The ceremony, led by Dr J S Hoagland, honored a husband and father as pallbearers J B Doty A J Curtis N Jensen S Cattrell S B Spink Charles Smuck carried the casket to Graceland cemetery. Warm, born in Vermont 65 years ago, enlisted at 16 in the 12th Illinois cavalry, served three years, and later moved with his wife to Howard then Mitchell. he leaves a wife and seven children.
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Odd Fellows
O. H. Warm
Rebekahs
Seventh Avenue East
Omaha
J. 8. Hoagland
Graceland Cemetery
J. B. Doty
A. J. Curtis
N. Jensen
S. Cattrell
S. B. Spink
Charles Smuck
Mr. Warren
Vermont
Illinois
12Th Illinois Cavalry
Howard
Mitchell
Traveling representative dies after stroke in St Paul
Mr. Werren died in St Paul on Wednesday of last week from an apoplexy stroke while walking on the street. He had been in poor health for some time and had warned he might be overcome by such an attack away from home. For fifteen years he served as the traveling representative of the North Western Land Co.
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Chauncey L. Wood
Aberdeen News
Wood
Pierre
Werren
St. Paul
Northwestern Land Co
Salvation for Watertown man with arnica salve
It saved his leg. J. A. Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin writes that eczema plagued him for years despite 15 doctors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it, leaving him sound and well.
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J. A. Swensen
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
Porter and Burris United in Oldham Parish Wedding
In Oldham near Kinsbury county on Monday at 7 am, John Porter and Della Mae Burris wed in a parlor ceremony performed by Rev. Oakley. The couple stood before fern and white flower decor, a traveling blue serge gown for the bride, and a three course wedding breakfast served afterward. Porter is manager of the Gale theatre and Burris is a Dakota Central Telephone Co. operator with strong local ties.
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Oldham
Kinsbury County
John Porter
Della Mae Burris
David Burris
Oakley
Methodist Church
Porter
Gale Theatre
Mitchell
Electric Bitters Endure Severe Strain, Boosts Health
Mrs. J. B. Van de Sande of Kirkland Illinois credits Diedric Bitters with preventing a breakdown during a three month strain. The advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine, claims guaranteed satisfaction, and notes a 50 cent price at Dieh & Brown.
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J. B. van de Sande
Kirkland
Ill
Dieh & Brown
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United States
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C. E. Vermilyea
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W. T. McConnell
Cash
I. W. Seaman
L.S. Vickers
Ass.t
Fieet Avenue East
Mighell
Apeel
G.I. Smith
Diehl
Brown
A. H. Pebrson
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