Republican State Picks Headline List
United States Senator Robert Gaimhie of Yankton leads the ticket with Governor Coe J Crawford from Huron. Philo Hall of Brookings and W T Parker of Deadwood are named for Congress. Others include A C Sho ber Highmore as lieutenant governor and D D Wipf Olivet as secretary of state.
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United States
Robert +. Gaimhie
Yankton
Coe
J. Crawford
Huron
Congressimen
Philo Hall
Brookines
W. T. Parker
Deadwood
A. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
Jones Herning
Campbell County
C.J. Cassill
Canton
Hans A
County Ticket Slate for Mitchell Region Officials
A list of candidates for county offices from Mitchell area districts includes Senator Thomas Fullerton, Representative C Fr Drake, Treasurer Geo H Miner, Register of Deeds C B Brady, Sheriff H Cook, Clerk of Courts S Cattrell, Auditor H K Anderson Tobin township, States Attorney U T Spangler, County Judge W Abbey, Superintendent K J Quigley, Coroner Dr R F Dundas, Surveyor J L Nelson, and district commissioners J R Allison, T B Haynes, B D Watkins, W Nash.
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W. "Abbey
Mitchell
K. J. Quigley
R. F. Dundas
J. L. Nelson
Mitchel
J. R. Allison
T. B. Haynes
Mt. Vernon
B. D. Watkins
Badger
Wn., Nash
Sullivan Still On DNC As Bryan’s Presidential Bid Stays
Roger Sullivan remains a Democratic National Committee member and retains corporate interests. Bryan has not publicly withdrawn as a presidential candidate. Secretaries Taft and Bacon are in Havana assessing the war, expecting peace talks but finding renewed fighting. Their presence may influence a shift from war to peace.
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Roger Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bacon
Havana
Cuba
Bryan tour echoes 1896 campaign trip
The article notes Mr. Bryan's current tour resembles his 1896 nationwide journey and suggests his political activity hints at a presidential nomination. It says he aims to calm Democrats unsettled by his earlier call for government ownership of railroads, though this will be hard.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Europe
Mitchell Corn Palace Week Promises Large Attendance
Next week at Mitchell's Corn Palace anticipates large crowds if weather stays favorable. Railties, the Mad Caps, and the LaTell Bros. highlight an attractive program with street attractions while twelve counties showcase South Dakota agricultural products to benefit the state.
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Milwaukee
Omaha
Mitchell
Corn Palace
Mad Caps
LaTell Bros
South Dakota
County conventions conclude as parties field tickets
County conventions across the state finalize tickets for Republicans Democrats Prohibitionists and Socialists. Reports show focus on voter interviews over the next six weeks ahead of polls. Legislature support favors Senator Gamble’s re election while Kittredge regains county support and Minnehaha delegation’s stance is questioned. In Yankton County the feud pits Mayor Price against John Tol.
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Gamble
Kittredge
Yankton County
Mayor Price
John Tol
Mayor Price Pledges Support in Gamble Re-Election bid
The article notes Mayor Price faced charges of opposing Gamble’s re-election but publicly declared his full backing for the senator. He pledged to use all honorable influence to secure the senator’s continued term.
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Price
Gamble
Honoraive
Standard Oil Faces Missouri and Kansas Tax Pressure
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes Standard Oil's revenue surge in Missouri while Kansas side rents linger unpaid. The piece hints at cross state tensions as Missouri profits climb and Kansas operations struggle.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Kansas
A Few Dogs Missing
A brief note in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports that Bryan's latest reply to Roger Sullivan offers no new facts or arguments and merely restates earlier positions, leaving unresolved questions about leadership over the overall effort.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Mitchell corn palace praised as best permanent attraction
The Yankton Press extols Mitchell as the top permanent attraction in the northwest. It invites readers to visit next week to see the corn palace exhibits and artistic designs highlighting South Dakota’s cereal products. Mitchell is praised as a lively 20,000 population city and a strong advertiser of regional resources.
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Yankton Press
Dakoten
Mitchell
South Dakota
Northwest
Sioux City
Cannot Accept the Nomination for County Judge
Elijah Tillotson of Mitchell South Dakota declines the Prohibition Party nomination for county judge. He notes the law requires bar admission to hold the office and thanks the party, dated September 20, 1906.
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Prohibition Party
Elijah Tillotson
Mitchell, S$. D
Corn Palace Week Special Bargains
Local dealer advertises a wide range of goods for sale including stoves furniture bicycles baby carriages guns musical instruments safes and office equipment. The notice invites buying selling and exchanges with a contact at W. Travis three doors east of Widmaan Hotel.
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W. Travis
Widmaan Hotel
Absinthe Consumption and Paris Civic Notices
In France last year absinth consumption reached 859000 hectoliters. Paris workmen eateries follow strict hygienic rules with personal napkin pigeonholes. A spectacle known as Nieva or Joseph Salmonson roams the streets in a white robe with a gilt crown proclaiming simple life. The Paris municipal council will abolish the funeral pomp organizer who paraded in three corner hat and colorful scarf before funerals.
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Paris
Joseph Salmonson
Nieva
West Street's role as transit hub in New York
Leslie's Weekly notes West Street in New York as a vast network of piers and docks serving most steamship and railway terminals with New Jersey terminals across the river. It highlights millions of daily short trip travelers and commuters shaping Manhattan Island's 32 miles of waterfront.
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West Street
New York
New Jersey Shore
Manhattan Island
John P. Fritts
Leslie's Weekly
Hard Luck and a Burglary-Fueled Marriage Tale
A terse exchange reveals a husband stole every penny from his wife, who feared burglars and married him out of that fear. The dialogue contrasts sympathy for the victim with the cause of her misfortune.
Carlyle Seeks Truth in Faulty Instruction Claim
A historic note from Carlyle questions the integrity of directives claiming to reveal error, urging examination of how authorities interpret flawed guidance. Local observers call for rigorous review to prevent misinterpretation influencing decisions.
Local Notices Highlight Family Visits and Community Events
The column lists many house visits and dinners for Mrs. Cook and family including Mrs Rudolph and Mrs Christensen with husbands. Mentions Rev. Phillips preaching at Letcher and other trips to Sioux City and Mt. Vernon. Notes a weather-related window glass break during an electrical storm and potential school notes next week.
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Cook
Rudolph
Chris Christensen
Weak
Rev
Phillips
Letcher
Will Gammell
Wardston
Mio
Mitchell
Loomis News: Local Visits and Deals Amid Palette of Trips
W H H Butts and wife returned from St Lawrence after visiting children. I D Watkins of Loomis nominated commissioner for the district. A Darmer and family and Jos Gilfillan sr and family vacationed at James River. Walrath brothers building a large east of Loomis. Will Allen of Mitchell seeks barber shop in Loomis. Jay McLain visiting with father H H Meltin. C P Taylor sold half section for 45 dollars an acre. Edward Morris's father from Iowa visiting, may buy a local farm. Loomis school start uncertain as Minnie Lewis demands higher wages. school board lacking a teacher. Charlie Smith of Presho visiting Loomis.
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Loomis
W. HH. Butts
St. Lawrence
Henry Butts
Mitchell
I. D. Watkins
A. Darmer
Jos. Gilfillan, Sr
James River
Jony
Walrath Brothers
Will Allen
Jay McLain
H. H. Meltin
C. P. Taylor
Edward Morris
Iowa
Edward
Minnie Lewis
Charlie Smith
Presho
Riverside Notes Briefly During September Visitors
Riverside items record Mrs J tb Wallis and son Floyd visiting Mitchell last Saturday while Henry Nyhouse of Fulton was in Riverside midweek. Miss Amy Satterlee started school in Sanders district and Bertha Mann of Fulton visited Miss Della Wallis. Epworth League met at C E De Motts. John Tromslane injured plow mishap. Lloyd and Lillian Wallis started school in Mitchell. Oscar Larragard began work for W L Wallis. Edna Wallis visited Mitch ell and Epworth League member Harl McDonald attended. Mr and Mrs Rigby of Bloodington Ill visited for farm business. C D DeMott received fruit from sister Mrs A Lipincott in Palisade Colo.
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Riverside
J. Tb. Wallis
Floyd
Mitchell
Henry Nyhouse
Fulton
Amy Satterlee
Sanders
Bertha Mann
Della Wallis
S. M. Granger
Hubbard & Palmer Co
Epworth League
C. E de Mott
John Tromslane
Lloyd
Lillian Wallis
Oscar Larragard
W. L. Wallis
Edna Wallis
Harl McDonald
Rigby
Bloodington
Ill
General Shafter Prefers Hammock Over Cuban Campaign
General Shafter remains confident the issue will be settled without returning him to active Cuban service and keeps to his hammock as he awaits resolution.
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Chicago Record-Herald
General Shafter
O Glorious Portrait of a Maiden Fair
Poem in Lippincott's Magazine venerates a young woman as the speaker admires her beauty. The verse laudes features like Grecian nose silvery hair and a dimpled chin. It expresses longing and rapture at the sight of the beloved subject.
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Nathan Tinskell Dole
Lippincott's Magazine
Doctors and Gentlemen Draw Lots in Stalemate Diagnosis
In a late hour disagreement over diagnosis, a proposal is made to draw lots to decide the medical verdict, as reported by the Woman's Home Consciousness.
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Wwe
Device promised to halve ice in fridge
A Chicago News quips at a salesman offering a device for refrigerators that supposedly saves half the ice. The practical woman asks for two to save all the ice, and the agent assures certainty.
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Chicago News
Runaway Youth Escapes to Freedom After Family Troubles
A Philadelphia Press excerpt depicts a youth fleeing home after a tumultuous family saga. The tramp explains his mother’s death and his father’s remarriage forced him to run, admitting the final breaking point was a harsh stepmother.
What Flatters Them Most
In her trim bathing suit she sat on the white sand. She declares she adores intelligence and he agrees. He admits beauty and intellect seldom pair, prompting her to softly ask if she seems intellectual. He answers no with frank candor.
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New York Press
Divorce Sought Over Impossible Living With Widow
In years past Green courted a young widow and said he could not live without her. He later married her and now seeks a divorce on grounds that it is impossible to live with her. Detroit Tribune.
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Smith
Green
Jones
Detroit Tribune
Quote from lawyers prompts doubt over case strategy
A dialogue excerpt shows an old lawyer questioning why the client’s loss is admitted while a younger lawyer claims only available means have been used, illustrating legal strategy and rhetoric in the American Spectator.
There Are Fish in the Sea Says Water and Crabbe
In a Philadelphia Ledger exchange, S water tells Crabbe that fish remain plentiful, while Crabbe notes fishermen claim the biggest catch always escapes.
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Crabbe
Philadelphia Ledger
Exacting Housekeeper Scolds Maid Over Endless Work
A Tarper's Weekly quip notes a housekeeper chiding her maid Mary for endless labor. Mary replies that the work indeed has no end, humorously confirming the task's perpetual nature.
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Mary
Tarper
A Case In Point Geniuses Ego Question
A Case In Point quotes: Do you believe all geniuses are ego tists. No. The speaker says they hold back by underestimating their own importance and ability, reflecting a Chicago Record-Herald observation.
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Chicago Record-Herald
The Tragedian and Property Man in Irish Salary Debate
In a Brooklyn Eagle snip, The Tragedian jokes that The Property Man should be paid the salary claimed by the press agent. The Tragedian counters with humor on pay and demand.
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Brooklyn Eagle
A Nuisance or Why is Smartly so Unpopular
A Washington Star quote frames Smartly as a daily visitor who argues discomfort comes from humidity, not heat, highlighting public annoyance with his remarks. The quip suggests a recurring nuisance who critiques climate discomfort and stirs local conversation.
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Washington Star
Imagination in Marriage Debate Between Mrs Boreing and Judge
In a witty exchange Mrs Boreing asks about imagination and Mr Boreing responds that imagination makes men believe marriage is less. The judge remarks on the nature of imagination as a faculty shaping marital beliefs.
Prevailing to Mrs Bacon in Yonkers Statesman
Conversational exchange shares humor over buying or receiving ice, highlighting a playful debate between Mrs Bacon and Mr Bacon as printed in Yonkers Statesman.
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