Northern Securities decision seen as pivotal for rail rivals
The United States Court of Appeals ruling in the Northern Securities Case is hailed as sweeping with potential to curb railroad consolidation. It warns that a Securities Company dominated two lines, pooling earnings to destroy competition and empower a single owner. The piece notes the land boom in the Northwest and growth of South Dakota settlements as settlers stay to build a lasting agricultural region.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Court of Appeals
Securities Company
Northwest
The Experimental Stage Passed in State Settlement
The article notes earnest development and a growing staying population. Hon. John H. King highlights a new feature in land business with nearly a score of settlers arriving this spring and loading goods for the county by train.
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John H. King
Money Getting Cheaper Across the Nation
The column notes decreasing interest charges in the East and predicts broader cheapening of money, citing Walter S. Logan who recalls 7 percent mortgages once and 4 percent loans today. It suggests financial centers influence westward rates, benefiting South Dakota borrowers over time.
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South Dakota
Walter S. Logan
New York
New York City
First Annual Report Shows Steel Trust Profits Rise
The United States Steel Corporation reports net earnings of 133.31 million after 21 million in repairs, up 20 million from 1901. Surplus after interest and dividends stands at 34.25 million. First quarter earnings total 24.66 million, down from 25.28 million in 1902 due to railroad congestion. Publicizing earnings does not depress stock.
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Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
March Charters Granted by South Dakota Secretary of State
In March the secretary of state issued charters to 184 corporations with stated capital of 192.8 million dollars. The state collected 2.579 thousand dollars in fees, a compensation judged absurdly low. The late legislature did not have time to in
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Secretary of State of
South Dakota
Legislative Budget Sparks City Bonds Victory
A Sioux Falls Press critique is rebuked as baseless partisan bias while the legislature raises state revenue and exempts corporations. The article notes spending was restrained and outlines a new charter fee bill. The key outcome cited is a municipal bond approval for water works funding.
Mrs Vanderbilt Opens Smoking Room For Ladies
Mrs Jacob Vanderbilt, a divorcee and New York society figure, has fitted up a ladies smoking room on Fifth Avenue. She claims to oppose the idea while aiming it at New York's four hundred society circles, a move critics call unfeminine and improper.
Mass convention called for qualified electors in Aberdeen
A call invites all qualified electors to meet in Aberdeen on April 15 to discuss applying the referendum to recent laws. Attendees unable to attend may submit proposed measures and reasons. signed by S. H. Cramner and others.
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Aberdeen
Con
S. H. Cramner
Beach Narrowly Loses Fourth Ward Alderman Race
B E Beach loses by a slim margin to rival Cogswell after a hard fought campaign. Beach ran forty votes ahead of his ticket and faced odds bravely. He entered reluctantly, agreeing with Cogswell to support Beach and noting Cogswell headed Beach's nominating petition. Beach’s popularity was shown by the contest.
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Cogswell
Mr. Beach
Beach
Mutual insurance leaders seek cuts on frame risks at Aberdeen
Representatives from mutual insurance companies met in Aberdeen to assess recent legislative changes. They concluded the safest path is to reduce all frame structure risks to one half their value and to tighten other areas. The group condemned the anti compact law as arbitrary and unjust.
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Aberdeen
Wireless firm vows Chicago to major cities at one cent
The president of the American De Forest Wireless Telegraph company says messages from Chicago to principal cities will be ready within sixty days at a rate of one cent per word. The announcement curbs Western Union stockholders with hope and concern.
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American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
Chicago
Western Union
Rancher Uses Cats to Combat Prairie Dogs Near Butte
A Montana rancher near Butte released about two hundred cats bought in St. Paul to hunt prairie dogs. The cats reportedly kill about two dogs daily, making the trial a seeming success in the pest control effort.
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Butte
Montana
St. Paul
State Supreme Court Hears Wells v City of Sioux Falls
The state supreme court rules on the Wells versus City of Sioux Falls case concerning constitutional debt limits and municipal borrowing powers. The decision clarifies how debt limits apply to city projects and the state’s framework for approving municipal bonds.
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State Supreme Court
R. J. Wells
City of Sioux Fells
The Wave Urges SD Democrats to Vote for Cleveland 1904
The White Lake Wave targets South Dakota Democrats likely to back Grover Cleveland in 1904. It urges turnout and accountability while criticizing the paper’s harsh stance. It asks whether voters should adopt the Australian ballot system to safeguard privacy.
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South Dakota
Grover Cleveland
State Treasurer Notice on War Rants Payment
State Treasurer Collins announces payment on presentation at his office for general fund state warrants numbered 192 through 2650 inclusive. Interest on these warrants will cease April 15.
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Collins
General Fund
Petition Demands Captain Mowry Resignation at Troop C
Captain Mowry of Troop C Water town faces a mutiny as a petition signed by half the troop asks the adjutant general to remove him. The document is forwarded for action.
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Mowry
Watertown
Adjutant General
Howard Votes In Favor Of License For First Time Since Repeal
Howard, a strong prohibition town, approved a license on Tuesday marking the first such vote since the state repealed prohibition.
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Howard
Louisville as potential host for next Democratic convention
Louisville Kentucky emerges as a candidate to host the forthcoming Democratic convention with favorable sentiment that Kentucky should be considered for the event. The piece weighs regional hospitality and political appeal of holding the convention in Louisville.
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Louisville
Kentucky
The
Democra
Worship and Fashion Merge in a Godless Critique
A writer condemns worship tied to new and handsome clothes as fashionable yet spiritually corrupt, arguing that such vanity harms people and deviates from true devotion. The piece questions material display as a moral failing.
Ohio Cities Shift as Republicans Sweep Mayors
Golden Rule Jones was reelected mayor of Toledo and Tom Jui son mayor of Cleveland, Cincinnati, as all other larger cities in Ohio went Republican.
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Golden Rule Jones
Toledo
Tom Jui
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farm Cow Attracts Record Attention From South Dakota Farmers
A dairy cow draws unprecedented interest from South Dakota farmers who seek fair trial and fair treatment to earn a good dividend.
Tornado Frequency Sparks South Dakota Center Debate
The article discusses tornado frequency in the south and argues that storm centers are not always in South Dakota, challenging eastern beliefs about tornado origins and distribution.
Easter Day Offers Fine Opportu nity to Attend Church
Easter day affords a splendid opportunity to attend church as nearly every body goes and all wear their best hats.
Governor Van Sant Praises Merger Court of Appeals Ruling
Minnesota Governor Van Sant hails the court of appeals decision in the merger case with optimism and satisfaction. The ruling grants a favorable interpretation that strengthens state policy and signals appellate approval.
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Gov. van Sant
Minnesota
Court of Appeals
Shober Insurance Statements Spark Newspaper Boom Tone
If Commissioner Shober had insurance statements enough he could work up quite a newspaper boom for governor. The line hints at leveraging financial documents to influence political coverage.
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Shober
South Dakota National Guard Camp Set for Watertown in June
The state encampment of the South Dakota National Guard will be held in Watertown this June. The event gathers units for training and showcases readiness.
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South Dakota National Guards
Watertown
New Manners Admonitions Spur Velvet Shop Drama
In Mrs. Vanderbilt's Fifth Avenue shop a novelty hangs with phrases like "Don't spit on the floor" reflecting a push for decorum in a high society setting. The display underscores fashionable behavior norms on display within a prestigious store.
Court of Appeals Opinion Referenced by Democratic Brethren
A fragment suggests a court of appeals discussion aiming to win favor with Democratic colleagues. The wording implies political overtones and appellate sentiment without detailing a case or ruling.
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Court of Appeals
Gov Herreid to Appoint John H. King to Agriculture Board
Gov. Herreid will appoint Hon. John H. King as a member of the state board of agriculture. The announcement names King’s credentials and the expected term on the board.
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Herreid
John H. King
State Board of Agriculture
Easter bonnet debate would fade if bonnet question ends
A brief note suggests Easter Sunday customs face decline as the bonnet question is removed, hinting at changing social expectations and traditions.
Mitchell Votes to Continue City License System
Mitchell residents backed the continuation of the city license system at the annual election, confirming support for continuing the existing regulatory framework.
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Mitchell
Divorced Woman Cited On Constitutional Grounds
The wife of Poultney Bigelow gains a divorce on constitutional grounds. The Huron district fair is highlighted as a major agricultural event of the year. A saying notes the successful person works intelligently and tirelessly. The Babcock tariff idea is seen as non-harmful to industry. Honesty and industry are praised as essential across ages.
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Poultney Bigelow
Easter Day Reflections on Christ's Life and Civilizational Impact
The piece celebrates Easter and the worship of Christ, praising his integrity, restraint, and spiritual ideals. It links Christ’s teachings to humanity, notes his sacrifice for others, and argues civilizations owe a tribute to his principles guiding government and society.
The Crime of Gambling in Des Moines
A Des Moines column argues gambling is a danger to the young and to moral and financial order. It portrays a young man who steals from his employer to gamble, loses, and faces inevitable judgment, warning that fortune favors hard work and integrity over luck.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A Good Minister Medical Talk
An elderly minister with extensive experience and tempered zeal listens to a man who believes he is a great sinner and fears loss of salvation. The minister sees the concern largely stems from a troubled psyche rather than imminent doom.
Minister Advises Calm Salvation Plan For Worried Man
A minister counsels a distressed man to return home and focus on daily duties for a month to ease fears about soul salvation. He urges keeping horses clean and comfortable and ensuring those dependent on him are cared for, praising prudent pastoral guidance.
Turks and the Turks lecture praised in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Pioneer Sentinel lauds Rev. Montgomery for his "Turks and the Turks" talk to be given Thursday. It recounts his Friday Methodist church talk on the heathe ish life of Turks from experience and a vivid scene of a Gypsy girl and artist painting a Saviour, praising his talent and urging all to hear him.
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Abrdeen Pioneer Sentinel
Montgomery
Sture
Aberdeen
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial and sales notice
How's This for any case of catarrh that cannot be used by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. Cheney & Ceres Ohio. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financials able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truax, Walding Kinnan & Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the best. We offer one hundred dollars mae 8
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Hall
F. Cheney
Ceres Ohio
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Toledo
Ohio
Walding Kinnan & Marvin
Baptist Church Sunday Services Announced
Rev. F. H. Richardson leads morning worship at 11:15 with a sermon on The way of Salvation. Sunday school at 12:15, Junior B Y P U at 3:30, B Y P U at 7:00 led by Albert Batchelder, evening service at 8:00 with text Romans 14:22.
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F. H. Richardson
The
Baptist Church
Albert Batchelder
Removal Notice for Nels Paulson Tailor
Nels Paulson the well known tailor has moved to 963 Third Street first door east of the Huronite and will welcome both old and new customers. Nels Paulson.
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Nels Paulson
Third Street
Seed Potatoes for Sale from 300 Bushels
Seed potatoes offered for sale 300 bushels of strictly pure early Ohio seed. Price 50 cents per bushel. Call at residence 11 miles east at Wolsey.
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Ohio
Wolsey
Low Rates to New Orleans for American Medical Assocation Meet
Excursion tickets from Chicago to New Orleans via the North Western line are offered at one fare for round trip. Valid May 1 to 4 with return extended to May 30. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents for the Annual Meeting of the American Medical Association.
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North-Western Line
American Medical Association
Chicago & North-Western Ba
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