Roosevelt Taft Ticket Promotes Broad Progressive Platform
The supplement lists Roosevelt Taft ticket selections for South Dakota including STTREDGH in Minnehaha County and CHAS H BURKE in Hughes County along with EBEN W MARTIN, J L BROWNE, JOHN F SCHRADER, JOSEPH J WALTNER, IRA ELHWITT, GEORGE G JOHNSON, MATHIAS D EIDE, MILTON M RAMER, HANS O WICKRE, and HANS M FINNERUD. It also critiques Kittredge imprint and outlines major federal laws such as anti trust, pure food, and railroad regulation with commentary on their national impact.
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Benator AB
Kittredge
Polloe
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tyremle
Senator Kittredge
Roosevelt
Nelson
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Kittredge's Washington Record Questioned
The Huronite notes opponents have not assailed Senator Kittredge's Washington record though his reelection campaign may invite comparison with rivals. The piece suggests opponents will focus on voting history and party alignment rather to attacks on his overall record.
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Kittredge
Washington
South
Congress
Beth
Hom Toe Crawford
Crawford influence in state matters questioned in past policy clash
The fragment recalls former state official Crawford and a railroad attorney, noting Crawford’s influence and the political blocs backing him. It argues against resurrecting the past and against making contrasts with current figures, implying ongoing partisan tension.
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Eee Po
Crawford
Kittredge Ras Bie
Sadie
Secret Compact Allegations Hit Crawford Network
Letter excerpts claim Crawford allied with Kittredge Gamble Hilcott Ringsrud and others to arrange land office patronage at Huron. The missive charges duplicity in opposing Major Pickler while defending past deals and influence with Beadle county officials.
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Crawford
Agai Tal
Gamble
Washin
Gresfora
Watertown Daily Publc
John A. Pickler
Senate
Pickler
L.H Bailey
Huron
South Dakota
Interior Department
Bailey
Lerve
Washington
Kittredge
Congress
Hilcott
State Central Committee
Ringsrud
United States Land Office
C. A. Blake
Wessington
Mr. Crawford
Lewer
Crawford Was A Member of the Quintette
Watertown
Insurgent pressure on Mr. Kittredge amid court representations
In court a lawyer opposing Crawford represented a client while an insurgent state officer also acted for the same client. The overlapping representations and inconsistent stances spark questions about possible prejudice and political maneuvering.
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A. Loca
Kittredge
Crawford
Reenactment Fight Over Gross Earnings Law Roots
The contested railroad earnings dispute in Dakota centers on Mr. Crawford and the railroads. Public tension rose as lobbyists and bribery allegations surfaced while readers demand clarity from Crawford about his stance on the 1883 and 1886 laws and their repeal efforts.
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Crawford
Dakota
Eer
Crawford Bie
Prevail
Anu
Org
Ins
Bismarck
Dail
Coloneunne
Crawford Shoul
Reform bill debate shows state saving vs. salaries and influence
In a letter exchange, J Holter asks about reforms and a bill discussing a $700,000 average impact, while Bretrud defends the bill, cites costs, and accuses Cassill of bank salary profits from state deposits. The exchange questions political influence and public cost.
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Pinna Sc
Ertrod
Cantos
Holter
Bious Palin
J. B. Hotlee
Bretrud
Casall
Bae
Cas
Thia
Acton
Mae
Fureu Prae
Bratrud
Bronx Falls Savings Bank
G. H. Cassill
Cassill
Sioux Falls
Caseill
Railroad Legislation and Lobbying in 1896 to 1907 Debates
Historical records detail repeated attempts to move railroad related bills from committees in the Dakota legislature, with ongoing lobbying by Col. Parker’s network and Henry Crawford. Senate Journals cite bills on common carriers liability and railroad valuation, noting they never left the railroad committee and were opposed or delayed. The discussion highlights political maneuvering, committee control, and votes tied to railroad interests and taxation debates.
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Eonale
Moe Vera
Air
Kennexty
Mr. Kittredge
Rafimad
Senate
Gonktor Kittmridge
Pierre
Apvens
Josh Aan
Tee D. Whoolack
Cox
W. Ber
Tama
Ma von
Col
Parker
Agee Billa
Crawford Calla
Climate Journal
Wez
Senate Bille
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Nate Journal
Dakota
Senate Journal
Committee On Railroads
Senate Bills on Banking and Capitol Stone Use
The text references Senate Bill 91 amending chapter 74 of the 1805 session laws, referred to the banking committee, and Senate Bill 82 designating stone for a capitol building at Pierre Dakota, with references to Senate Journal entries and committee referrals.
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Senate Journal
Senate
Committee On Banking
Pierre
Keta
Capitol Pe
South Dakota
Heferrad
Journal
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TAFT
United States
Chas, H. Burke
Hughes County
Eben W. Martin
Lawrence County
J. L. Browne
Brown County
John F. Schrader
Pennington County
Joseph J. Waltner
Turner County
IRA
Elhwitt, Moodyounty
George G. Johnson
Lincoln County
Mathias D. Eide
Miner County
Milton M. Ramer
Davison County
Railreid
Hans
Wickre
Day County
Hans M. Finnerud
Codington County
Craest
Safley
Satwandic
Jay
Major Pickler
Major Pick
Eamell
Desereat
Grawford
Brother Craw
Ttee
Sion
Seisenate Bill
Ho Houge
Minero
Aam
Ette
Coe
Shi
Malutein
Council Journal
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