Egan backs a Sioux Falls paper in governorship bid
Egan seizes a campaign angle with the American Republic of Sioux Falls edited by George W. Egan, while Chicago’s Colonel J Ham Lewis is praised for eloquence. A Russian czar on a pleasure trip with 50,000 troops is likened to an arrest or invasion in public view. The text ends by teasing what big league stars will do as winter arrives and families demand coal and wood.
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Egan
American Republic
Sioux Falls
George W. Egan
Czar
Russia
Aberdeen
Sagan
Biathead
Valentine
Indian Affairs
United States
Philip
Stanley County
Automobile vs Horse Motive Across Time
A humorous reflection on transport, quoting Uncle Ezra who says the car will not put the horse out of business unless the horse cannot dodge. The note highlights skepticism about the automobile fully replacing horses in all uses.
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Uncle Ezra
W. Sussex
Highmore
Ste
Sussex
Cottonwood Republican
New York mayor race prediction and Dakota bishop dies
Political chatter in the Mail predicts a mayoral win by at least twenty thousand dollars. In Dakota, Right Rev. William Hobart Hare, bishop of the Episcopal diocese, dies at 71 in Atlantic City, likely to be succeeded by Rev. Johnson. The page also notes a satirical quote on busyness, county and state updates, railroad extension maps, and Indian reservation news with registration figures and policy commentary.
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Good Old New York
South Dakota
Wm. Hobart Hare
Episcopal Diocese of
Atlantic City
N. J
Johnson
United States Land Office
Rayidl City
Meade County
Belle Fourche
Butte
Red Owl Creek
Aberdeen Concession Dispute and Retaliation Report
A terse note criticizes poor business by concessionaires at Aberdeen and other spots, suggesting a pattern where those who sharpen prices or overreach face countermeasures. The brief implies consumer frustration and a repeated sting on sellers.
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Aberdeen
Hearst Seeks Role as New York Boss and Best Politics Manager
In a New York paper Willie Hearst declares himself the best man to be mayor of New York and praises Boss Murphy as the top political manager the city has had. The American Republic notes that George Egan would be a splendid governor of South Dakota if given the chance.
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Willie Hearst
New York
Ayer
Boss Murphy
The
American Republic
George Egan
South Dakota
Judge Witten commendations spark praise of land reservation rail service
The report credits Judge Witten for efficient management of registration for the reservation lands and for the commendable train service, noting that his arrangements facilitated smooth operations and transportation.
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Witten
Gold Medal and Pillsbury Flour On Sale At All Merchants
Garland and Pillsbury's Best flour highlighted as top quality brands. Gold Medal flour featured alongside Beston, promoted as available at all merchants.
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Garland and
Pillsbury’s
All Merchants
Missouri Democrats Eye Folk for Southern Campaign
A Southern-born candidate, former Missouri Governor Joseph W Folk, is the focus of a preliminary campaign by Missouri Democrats to nominate him for president. They plan to emphasize his tariff record, prosecutorial career, and alignment with liberal Western movements to attract southern governors and bolster the national ticket.
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Missouri
Where Do They Get It Two Cent Passenger Rate Stopped
Missouri courts strike down the two cent passenger rate. Suits challenge similar acts in western states including South Dakota. Railroads argue profits vanish even at three cent freight and mail rates yet stockholders report surplus after expenses and dividends, amid reform and regulation.
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Missouri
South Dakota
Ic de Ap Mabe
Nate
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Cheyenne River
Hayes
H. C. Batty
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Iowa
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Philip Mill & Elevator Co. Incorporated
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