Gorman Dead and State Convention Sparks Debate
Senator Arthur P. Gorman dies in Washington on June 4 after a long career in Maryland politics and the U.S. Senate. The Argus Leader reports farmers and leaders debate the state convention's machinations, the direct statewide primary, and party ticket selections in a tense scene dominated by insurgent and stalwart factions.
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Arthur P. Gorman
Washington
Maryland
Arthur Gorman
United States Senate
Binino
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
United States
Argus
Roberts County
Christ Lien
Summit
Crawford County
Lier
Frank McNulty
A Jolly Crowd at Cataract Hotel
A lively, good natured crowd gathered in Cataract lobby and streets as Col Stewart joked with peers and editor of the Argus Leader faced light taunts. Insurgents and stalwarts mingled amid friendly banter, reflecting a cordial atmosphere.
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Col. R. W. Stewart
Argus-Leader
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Ex-Senator Pettigrew’s Stalwart Split at Convention
An observer recalls Pettigrew urging stalwarts to back a narrow win to sideline insurgents. He hoped stalwarts would shift power away from insurgents, fearing his senator candidacy could be harmed by a clash at the convention in St Louis.
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Peerindiciie
Preeti
Moses Tallae
Williniels
Ain
Aris
Leaiertilay
Pett Krew
St. Lalis
Fresh Hash and Town News at Sisseton State Fair
A jumble of local notes covers late state tickets across parties, a warning about unwanted advances, J. D. Methinch with his fine thoroughbred, and a mother’s decisive whip. Roberts County debates a Grant County Telephone tie while the Fourth of July encampment at Sisseton promises Indian troops, dances, games, and a cattle barbecue.
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Sisseton
Red Lake
White Earth
Leech Lake
Minnesota
Fort Fotten
Wahpeton
Indian Woman Killed Near Day County Line
Indian Agent Jackson reports the wife of Maza-ho-Waste died under uncertain circumstances near the Day county line. A coroner's inquest found death from a blow to the head with a club wielded by John Bear, a Todian Indian, following a suspected attack last weekend.
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Jackson
Maza-ho-Waste
John Bear
Jobo Bear
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Democratic Convention Ballot內容
Democratic convention details list candidates for Congress auditor treasurer attorney general and public lands official positions. Names include Ramsay Sanborn Colla Lattaot Mayes Hargis Lyon Linn and others. references to counties and districts appear.
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Congress
Philo Hill
Brookings
Col. W. Hi. Parker
Lawrence County
Cov L. Crawford
Beadle
Howard C. Shober
Hyde
C. N. Cassill
Lincoln
D. D. Wipf
Hutch- Inson
W. 8. Clark, Spink
Hung A. Astrud
Minnebaha
John Pering, Campbell
O. C. Dockken, Duell
Yiaukton
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Tawrsce
Ney
Ramsay
Sanborn
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Siranoky
Hrule
Ames Colla
Walwarty
Stuun
Lattaot
Jowen Mayes
Suantes
Martin
Unis
Genira
Hargis
Bt Yusision
Setinels
Taughtin
Lake Mor
Thos
Lyon
Clay Porralitia
Church Services Bulletin Teems With Diverse Rites
A church notices page lists St Peters Sunday services led by Rev. Br. with Sabbath school at 10:00 a m and an Epworth League gathering. Presbyterian and Episcopal services occur at 1204 C.E. with evening events at 3 pm and 6:45 pm led by Rev. Millett and Rev. Nelson Tragie, inviting all to attend.
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Iisa
Manion
Epworth League
Ty Rev
Bole Ding
Presbyterian Church
C.E. Meering
Aph Millett
Guild Tech
Evenome
Dune
Arselock
Tren
He Nelson Tragie
Births and marriages noted in local records
Cradle altar and grave notices report a son born to Mr and Mrs Neiland of Grant Township on Wednesday June 9. In the city on Saturday June 2, Albert Holst and Hattie Otto were married by Judge Somerville. Also, Miss Anna Hull and Mr August Kaufmann married Tuesday June 5 at Windom with Rev Perthman officiating.
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
Ines
Toto
America
Seland Horn
Mew
Wm. Neiland
Grant ‘Township
Somerville
Albert Holst
Hattie Otto
Minnasowa Township
Kalemans Hala
Anna Hull
August Kaufmann
Windom
Perthman
Webster
Court House Cullings in Sisseton Real Estate Transfers
A clipping lists numerous real estate transfers around Sisseton including Lot 18 Block Y Wilmot to Adolph Garson for 8000, undivided interests in multiple lots, and transfers involving Lorenz Nerges, Peter Linster, Math Kollman, Laura Ellen Rhodes, Lizzie Andrews, Emma Sluayta, and others. Entries show properties in Sisseton and Peever with prices ranging from 100 to 4000 dollars, plus various lot and block references in the 31-122-49 and 45 areas among others.
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Sissoton
Adolph T. Garson
Frank W. Stowell
Wilmot
Stuyerid
Math Kollman
Peter Linster
Tito
Mack
Lorenz Nerges
Sisseton
Mike William Peter S
Mobel
Houger
Cyrus
Spackman
Geo
Adkins
J. C. Andrews
HL. Spackman
B. Ketchum
Peever
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