Haney Nominated for Supreme Bench by Republican
Hon. D. Haney of this circuit has been unanimously renominated and will allow his name to go before the state judicial convention in Huron on Wednesday as a candidate for the supreme bench. The Republicans note broad support and his unspotted circuit bench record as key factors in the bid.
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D. Haney
Huron
Supreme Bench
Tar Rx- Publican
Kellam
Haney
Supreme Court
Financial progress and political chatter from Washington to Sioux Falls
The Morrill fund for the agricultural college has been released and is now with regents treasurer J. G. Hale. Col. S. Burleigh Milton teases Washington gossip. Pettigrew’s Indian committee urges $200,000 reimbursement to Crow Creek settlers and weighs Indian agency confirmations. The Republican line cites Cleveland’s policy shifts. the World’s Fair attendance records spark silver vs gold debate. Robert Buchanan to launch a Populist paper in Sioux Falls. Major Pickler advocates practical bimetallism reflecting his constituents’ views on gold and silver.
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Morrill
Agricultural College
United States Treasury
J. G. Hale
Regents
Indian Committee
Senator Pettigrew
Crow Creek
Illinois
Mississipian
Col. Foster
Yankton
Major Pickler
The Silver Question and Bi-Metallism Debate
The article questions why Eastern nations resist bi metals while Western Hemisphere nations favor gold and silver as money. It examines finance and its ties to business needs across leading nations.
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Western Hemisphere
United States
Europe
England
London
A. T. O'Kap
East
Judge Campbell Renominated by Aberdeen Circuit Bench
Keokuk Gate City notes bipartisan support for Judge Campbell of the Aberdeen circuit, praised as deserved. New York Press cites Ways and Means debate on tariff, arguing foreign exporters and American workers bear the cost when duties fail to protect.
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Keokuk Gate City
Crover
Cleveland
Republican Party
New York
Ways and Means
President weighs Oct adjournment if Senate stalls repeal bill
Washington reports that if the Senate fails to act on the repeal bill by October 1 the president may adjourn Congress under Article 8 Section 2. Inside sources say the executive may consider this drastic step, signaling a swift conclusion to the extra session if needed.
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WashingTon
Senate
Congress
Spreckels and Thurston Watch Hawaiian Developments
In Washington Spreckels and Thurston discuss Hawaii situation as repeal bill looms. Spreckels says natives oppose annexation while provisional government keeps power for sugar interests. Thurston calls it a business gauge with finances shaky yet bonds issue shows stability. Meanwhile Findlay fire destroys Patterson town blocks. $60,000 loss, one child missing.
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Washington
Claus Spreckels
Mr. Thurston
Hawaii
Senate
Mr. Spreckels
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Provisional Government
Boston
United States
Thurston
Spreckel
Findlay
Patterson
Hardin County
Three Men Killed in Hastings and Dakota Wreck
A freight wreck near Olive, Minnesota on the Hastings and Dakota branch of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul line killed three Minneapolis men. Engineer George W. Remson Fireman Charles Heddings and Brakeman Anthony Brewer died when the first eastbound section derailed at 11 p.m. after the switch was left open. The engine and 14 cars were demolished and the crew were found scalded in the engine cab.
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Hastings
Dakota
Olivee
Minn
Hastings and Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
George W. Remson
Charles Heddings
Anthony Brewer
Minneapolis
Cholera Strikes Local Worker in Theue Tua Hacuki
A city workman contracted Asiatic cholera in Theue Tua Hacuki on September 19, marking the first case of the season for the area. Public health officials issued precautionary measures to prevent spread.
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Tua Hacuki
Morton Orders Pre-Slaughter Meat Inspection Nationwide
Secretary Morton issues a new order for meat inspection in the agriculture department. After October 1, hogs slaughtered for interstate and foreign trade will be inspected before slaughter and again during dressing. The move extends inspection to protect American consumers and applies to cattle sheep and swine products nationwide. Carcasses showing disease or injury will be condemned to ensure wholesome meat for interstate and foreign trade. Municipal health boards remain responsible for local cases.
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Washington
Morton
Meat Inspection Service
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Municipal Boards of Health
Raid on town shows daring burglary by Dalton gang
Sept. 19 report details a large organized gang looting Lawrence Greenville and nearby towns after targeting Mc Dowell Jameson & Co. hardware. residents recount multiple houses raided and a night of terror as police pursued the widespread burglary across the area.
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Dalton
Darton
McDowell Jameson & Co
Lawrence
Greenville
Here
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