Republican State Convention Called for South Dakota in 1902
A delegate convention of the Republican voters of South Dakota is called to meet in Sioux Falls on June 4, 1902 at 2 p.m. Delegates will nominate candidates for state offices and consider endorsing a U.S. senator for the 1903 legislative election. Proxies not allowed. representation based on county votes for 1900 governor candidate Charles N. Herrid. Frank Crane, Chairman. Frank McNulty, Secretary.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Congress
United States
Legislative Assembly
Superintendent of Public Instruction
School and Public Lands
Railroad Commission
Charles N. Herreid
Arbor Day Proclamation by South Dakota Governor 1902
Governor Charles N Herreid proclaims April 25 1902 as Arbor Day urging statewide observance. Calls for tree planting timber culture forestry education in schools and at state institutions with appropriate ceremonies and songs. Signed at Pierre on April 5 1902 by Gov Herreid and Secretary C C Berg.
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Charles N. Herreid
South Dakota
Pierre
Cuannes N. Herreid
Republican Primary Fears Voter Punishment at Polls
A letter warns 739 loyal Republicans that a county delegate convention would fail to meet the ticket needs and likely nominate officials from Iluron. The writer argues the primary could puncture the ticket at the polls and urges Republican voters to consider the risk before voting.
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Iluron
Fusion Democrats and Populists Draft Anti Republican Address
A Mitchell meeting united Democrats Maris Taylor WW Lynch Maj Barrett LaFolette and Hugh Smith with Populists F F Goss Maynard Saunders Hooker Dowdell to craft an anti Republican appeal. The address will reach the fusionist executive committee before being distributed to voters.
Van Dalsem retires as Second Ward alderman after four years
A. Van Dalsem ends his four year term on the city council Friday resigning as alderman of the Second ward. He is praised as a selfless leader and consciences public servant whose duties were carried out with lofty public spirit and broad city service.
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Hi. A. van Dalsem
Pierre Capital-Journal Reveals Pierre’s Hidden Financial Past
The Horonire files the Pierre Capital-Journal for this month to show new light on Pierre’s financial history. Repudiation and fiscal issues are highlighted as part of the city’s long standing municipal narrative.
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Horonire
Pierre Capital-Journal
The
Capital-Journal
Pierre
Dad and His Sons and The Roosevelt Name Pronunciation
An essay on fatherhood praises dads for supporting families in work and sacrifice, then notes respect for parents is essential. It reprints a 1890 correspondence between a writer and Theodore Roosevelt on how to pronounce his surname, with Roosevelt replying that it is three syllables Roz e welt with stress on the first.
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Dad
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sir
J. M. Buckley
L. I
T. Roosevelt
Traveling man predicts Cal Caldwell rises after Sioux City mayor win
The well known traveling man tells the Argus Leader that Cal Caldwell, elected mayor of Sioux City, will use the post as a stepping stone to Congress. He says Caldwell is a born politician whose loyalty once limited higher South Dakota offices. He predicts Caldwell will advance beyond Sioux City.
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Argus
Cal Caldwell
Sioux City
South Dakota
Congress
Pronounce It Roz-e-velt in Christian Advocate
The Christian Advocate notes the mispronunciation of the nation’s president name, observing that nineteen of twenty people in the republic know not how to say it, and even some cabinet members are ignorant of the proper pronunciation.
Beadle County Totals Vote for McKinley Reported
Beadle county reports 1220 votes for McKinley with 491 from Huron city. The account notes no discernible irregularities at this time.
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Beadle County
McKinley
Huron
New Jersey Allocates 50,000 for Louisiana Purchase Exhibit
The New Jersey legislature appropriated 50,000 for the state's exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Gov. Murphy approved the bill and will name a ten member exposition commission soon. A chief commissioner will be named, and the commission members will serve gratuitously to oversee the work continuously.
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New Jersey
Peruna Endorsements From Noted Figures Across the Nation
Letters praise Peruna as a grand tonic and effective catarrh remedy. Mrs Gridley and Mrs Longstreet affirm benefits for households and specific ailments, Lucius Gridley and Geo W Smith endorse family-tested results, Mary Kennedy reports digestive renewal after travel, and a public offer for free medical advice is extended.
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Gridley
Dewey
Manila
Mrs. Gridley
James Longstreet
Lucius E. Gridiey
Captain Gridiey
T Street
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Lucius E. Gridley
Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Neb
West
Sixty-second Street
Chicago
Ill
Geo. W. Smith
Murphysboro
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
Texas oil king groomed for Democratic presidential bid
A Texas oil magnate is groomed as a prospective Democratic presidential candidate. observers weigh his appeal and availability as factors shaping political strategy and party interest.
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Texas
Carter urges delay for Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Thos I Carter, chairman of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition commission, advocates postponing the time set for the exposition and seeking an extension from the commission.
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Thos i! Carter
Huron Aims to Revisit Capital Question in Legislature
The writer states many prominent men asked if Huron intends to join in resubmitting the capital issue. The reply is a definite yes and signals preparation for a major political battle. It deems the capital question among the legislature's most important matters.
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Huron
Donahue Critically Ill With Pneumonia In Pierre
Pierse reports Joseph Donahue states attorney of Stanley County ex register of the land office at Pierre and former state legislator is very ill with pneumonia and little hope is held for recovery.
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Pierse
Joseph Donahue
Stanley County
Pierre
Readers to View Biographies Also in Congressional Directory
Recipients of the Congressional Directory will gain access to biographies and will also be able to view familiar countenances as delineated by the half tone artist, enhancing the reference work with imagery.
Edmunds County Urges Kittredge Endorsement for Senate
Edmunds County leads the state by holding its Republican convention and directing delegates to back Senator Kittredge as the party’s United States senator candidate. The county reports it has done its part.
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Ment
Mr. Kittredge
United States
Edmunds County
Volga Tribune praised for progress and printing aid
The Volga Tribune is improving its mechanicals to facilitate printing. The paper is regarded as one of the state's best, and the HURONITE expresses gladness at the proprietor's prosperity.
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Volga
Tribune
Ware Named Commissioner of Pensions
The President appointed Eugene F. Ware of Kansas to succeed H. Clay Evans as commissioner of pensions. Ware belongs to the Topeka law firm Greed Ware Gleed. Peace is urged by Boers and Britons amid calls to end the South African war.
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Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
H. Clay
Greed, Ware & Gleed
Topeka
South Africa
Senate Pensions Bill Favored To Aid Disabled Soldiers
The senate committee on pensions ordered a favorable report on a bill increasing pensions for old soldiers who lost arms limbs or feet by 315 per month. A second bill granting a ten dollar per month increase for those who are totally deaf was also reported favorably.
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Senate Committee On Pensions
Cuban reciprocity bill faces House opposition
The Cuban reciprocity bill introduced by the Ways and Means Committee struggles as Republicans align with Democrats to defeat it. If Democrats stay united against the bill, it is likely to fail.
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Death of Rev T DeWitt Talmage in Washington DC
The Reverend T DeWitt Talmage died at his Washington home on Saturday. The world loses a great Christian figure loved by English speakers everywhere.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington, D. C
State Convention Endorsement Impacts Legislature Votes
The text suggests members of the legislature who back a convention endorsed candidate for senator may face political setbacks. It indicates prospective votes could bring inconvenience and disappointment to those lawmakers.
Towne's Post-Congress Career Emerges in Minnesota
Former Republican congressman C. A. Towne of Minnesota resurfaces in public life after leaving office. Details on his new role or ventures are unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
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C. A. Towne
Minnesota
House Bill Proposes 20 Percent Cut on Cuban Sugar and Tobacco
The bill would provide a 20 percent reduction on Cuban sugar and tobacco. A majority of Democratic members in the house are backing the measure.
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House
McPherson County Holds Republican Delegation Convention
McPherson county becomes the second in the state to convene for selecting delegates to the Republican state convention. Delegates are instructed to back Senator Kittredge.
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Senator Kittredge
Land to Reach 30 Dollars an Acre in Two Years
J. F. Hunter, immigration agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, predicts South Dakota land will fetch thirty dollars per acre within two years, signaling rising settlement and prospect for settlers and investors.
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J. F. Hunter
Chicago, Milwaukee and
South Dakota
Presbytery Bans Passion Play On Public Stage
The presbytery of New York passes resolutions condemning any public portrayal of scenes from Christ's life in a passion play. The action targets all efforts to stage such depictions outside church contexts.
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Presbytery of
New York
Christ
Plant Now Improve City Then Arbor Day
A call to action urges planting trees now rather than waiting for Arbor Day. City leaders emphasize growing urban canopy and advocate adding trees before the next Arbor Day to maximize greenspace benefits.
Seed timing in James Valley delayed by moisture
Excess moisture has delayed planting in the James Valley but the outlook remains positive with no harm expected to the prospective crop. Local farmers and observers note soils are workable and early season conditions should improve as weather moderates.
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James Valley
Roosevelt Praise at Charleston Dims Tillman Image
A Charleston reception for President Roosevelt left observers convinced that Tillman appears as small potatoes by comparison. The event highlighted Roosevelt’s stature and drew contrasts with Tillman in public perception.
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President Roosevelt
Charleston
Madison selects Glenn Farley for mayor on nonpartisan ballot
Glenn Farley, a popular Madison newspaper man, has been nominated for mayor on a nonpartisan platform. The announcement highlights his local prominence and civic focus as he runs for the city’s top office.
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Glenn Farley
Man of
Madison
Iowa Legislature Allocates 25000 for St Louis Exhibit
The Iowa legislature approved a 25000 appropriation for an exhibit in St Louis. This funding aims to support a cultural or educational display connected with Iowa initiatives.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Publicized as Internal Remedy
The advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal treatment not local applications. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure purifies blood and cures mucous membranes, is not a quack remedy, and was prescribed by a leading physician for years.
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Hall
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