Republican Platform Stresses Trust Busting and Arbitration
South Dakota Republicans in convention endorse McKinley and Hobart, defend state governance, call for penalties for public officer fraud, favor arbitration between labor and capital, press stronger regulation of rail tariffs, oppose trusts, demand grain elevator reforms, and urge voters to unite for the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
St. Louis
William MacKinley
Quarret A. Hobart
Republican Party
Board of Railway Commissioners
Congress
Senate
University Notes and Health Ads From Daily Gazette
Attendance jumps over fifty percent at the university as new teachers begin. Mrs. Major Pickler visits with daughters entering the year. Supt. Robinson and son visit Da kota University. Y M Y WCA reception Monday promises a good time. Health ads tout constipation cures, Dr. Pierce pellets, and Hood's Sarsaparilla as blood purifier with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Pickler
W. J. Snow
Will
Supt. Robinson
Bon Homme County
Dakota University
Y. M
Hood
Local Health Ads Promote Cough Remedies and Digestive Cures
Advertisements from L O Gale tout various medicines for digestion colds and stomach pains. Highlights include Hood's Pills One Minute Cough Cure Ely s Cream Balm DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with claims of quick relief and avoidance of mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Gale
William Horne
Janesvilla
Wis
Splendid Juvenile Band Concert Delights Corn Palace Crowd
A chilly Friday night at the corn palace saw a sizable audience enjoy a Juvenile band concert with eleven numbers. Clifton Gheen’s trombone solo drew loud applause and Walter Broad Bent’s Euphonium number pleased the crowd. The band delivered popular marches with lively swing and impressed with the Olympian overture, showing skill beyond its young years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Clifford Gheen
Walter Broadbent
High School Adds Prof McCormick and Tragic Death
The district reports Prof Hercules McCormick joining the teaching staff as enrollment reaches 124 with extra teachers and seats added. A death note records Mrs Mattie Upham McLain, 42, of Avon Ohio, who lived in South Dakota since 1899, survived by husband H H McLain and two sons, with funeral services held at the M E church and burial at Graceland Cemetery. Obsolete ads follow from Mrs Winslow and DeWitt's preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules McCormick
Frank McLain
Howard A.lsmith
Edgar C. Huyck
Fred M. Kratz
Mattie Upham McLain
Avon
Ohio
Gan
H. H. McLain
South Dakota
M.E. Church
Jay
Frank
M. E. Church
H.W. McLain
A. R. Boggs
W. R.C
Graceland Cemetery
G. A. RR. Post
S. P. Hall
D. Tenney
James McKinley
W. E. Lott
R. T. Robinson
W. H. McKeel
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Republican State Platform
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Rushford
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Dexter
Iowa
United States
Morgan & Wright
Chicago
Europe
University Notes
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Common Sense Medical Adviser
DeWitt
Hood's
the Democrat
Carrolton, Ky
O. Gale
HW. McLain
Mrs Winslow
Eli Hill
Lumber City
de Witt
Moyer & Berry
GEO. E. Logan Furniture Company
Egal Blanks
Flambeau
McKinley Club
Mitchell and Davison County
Mitchell
A.B. Wilcox
Yankton
C.M
ST. P
A. m. Er . Troiekt
Nagp
Basan San
Travelers Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
F. E. Clark
M. & St. P. . Mitchell. S. P
C. M. & St. P. Mitchell
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