Arbor Day Observed Across State Amid Relief Fund Drive
On April 26 1905 Arbor Day was widely observed. Labor unrest in San Francisco fades as residents plan to raise a relief fund for the stricken. Huron sees the strongest improvements since 1836 Beadle county pledges sacrifice as South Dakota plans a $100000 statewide contribution. County conventions under the new caucus law will meet May 22 placing an end to the current ordeal in thirty days.
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South Dakota
Beadley County
Carnegie Bosses Send Aid to San City Relief Bid
Andrew Carnegie could satisfy his aim by giving one hundred million dollars to aid San city’s beleaguered population, ending his life honored rather than impoverished.
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Andrew Sarnegie
San
Roosevelt Gives $1000 Check for San Francisco Relief
President Roosevelt presented a $1000 check to aid San Francisco’s needy. The call for nationwide contributions argues the relief fund could become the greatest ever raised.
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Roosevelt
San Francisco
Wheat Crop Expert Predicts Record 1906 Harvest
H. E. Jones, a wheat crop specialist, spent two weeks in the southwest examining the wheat outlook and predicts the 1906 crop will break all previous records if it matures on the current basis.
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H. E. Jones
Hyde County Bulletin Seeks Clarity on Crawford Victory
The Hyde County Bulletin questions the Crawford win in Sioux Falls municipal race while noting silence on Highmore election results. It asks Brother Shober to clarify what kind of victory occurred and the details behind it.
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Hyde County Bulletin
Crawford
Sioux Falls
Highmore
Will Brother Shober
City Council Takes Up Peddlers Ordinance Repeal Petition
The city council reviews a large petition seeking repeal of the peddlers ordinance. If the measure harms the city’s best interests, officials will repeal it after careful consideration.
San Francisco Starvation Crisis Sparks Flour Aid Flight
After days of battle with fire the city faces hunger as residents plead for relief. Minneapolis acts by sending a flour train to the stricken area as campaigners hail recent aid efforts as crucial and timely.
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San Francisco
Minneapolis
Spirit of Reconstruction Drives San Francisco Rebuild
The sawve spirit that characterizes the American people after misfortune moves the coast region to rebuild a greater San Francisco on the ruins. Washington signals that the government will assist a reconstruction effort following the devastating calamity and widespread poverty.
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San Francisco
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Washington
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Alamity
Congressman's West E. W. Martin speaks to Elkton and Brookings crowds
Congressman E. W. Martin arrived from Washington Tuesday and addressed a large Elkton audience in the afternoon and one of the era's biggest crowds in Brookings in the evening. Mr. Mactie presented the issues in a dignified and able manner.
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E. W. Martin
Washington
Elkton
Brookings
Mactie
Crawford Campaign Land Fraud Ad Sparks Federal Guilt Talk
The text argues Mr Crawford promoted land fraud charges in his campaign and that government belief in his guilt is publicized. It cites a Supreme Court ruling on interstate divorces, claiming it will end wide-spread divorces and push toward a uniform federal divorce law.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Sioux Falls Press Faces Mining Co Affair Report
The Sioux Falls Press pledges a character certificate for the American-Mexican Mining and Developing Co after a Huron Circuit Court session highlighted alleged misuses of stock proceeds, improper dividends, and other breaches of state law and company bylaws. The HvRontiveE publishes findings despite the press stance.
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Sioux Falls
Don’t Eat Potted Ham Warns Reader Sinclair Attacks Packing Trust
Mr. Sinclair writes from experience to condemn the beef trust and its products. He claims Armour’s potted ham uses ground dry beef ends, cartilage, and cow udder dyed to hide contents. He argues canned packing house items are unsafe and should be avoided despite attractive labels.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Upton Sinclair
J. Ogden Armonur
Sinclair
Beef Trust
Armour
San Francisco Earthquake Rescue Efforts Rally National Aid
The San Francisco disaster prompts immediate relief nationwide with Congress approving one million dollars. Charities and communities mobilize as millions of dollars flow to help the stricken city and its port, while hopes rise for rebuilding on a grand scale.
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San Francisco
United States
Congress
Indomitable Energy of the American People Highlighted
The piece extols the enduring spirit of the American people facing calamities across the nation, emphasizing resilience and unity in tough times. It notes that this energy defines citizens in every region and underlines collective strength.
Insurgent Split Trails Crawford Gamble Alliance Failures
The piece details a collapsing Gamble Crawford alliance in South Dakota politics. It claims insurgents abandon Gamble and plot to secure a Crawford friendly legislature to elect him to the U S Senate. It cites land fraud prosecutions, grand jury indictments, and political manipulation by state figures and President Roosevelt critics.
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Gamble-Crawford
Oil and mix
Gamble
Crawford
Hall
United States
Sioux Falls
Mr. Crawford
United States Senate
Briss Files Candidacy For Beadle County Auditor
The candidate declares himself as a Republican entrant for Beadle County auditor subject to GOP voter choice. Wu. L. Briss.
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Beadle County
Wu. L. Briss
Crawford Impugns Roose Velt Motives In Brookings Speech
The reform candidate Coe I Crawford claims a land fraud case against him was before a federal jury but no indictment issued. He says the Justice Department acts under state Organization influence in a conspiracy to ruin him. The Argun-Leader notes his nervous rhetoric and urges voters to weigh the matter.
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Crawford
United States
Roosevelt
Argus Leader
South Dakota
Coe S. Crawford
Philo
Hall
State Organization
Department of Justice
Department
Minnesota
Lyman County
Royal B Mearns
Ft. Pierre
John Q. Anderson
Washington
Republican State Committee
S Department of Justice
Thomas Li Ayres
Piere
A. E. Lee
Coe I. Crawford
Argun
Brookings
Bayard Beracu Houghton Stock Property Notice
To buy sell insure or borrow money on city or farm property see or write Bayard Beracu Houghton Stock for details.
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Bayard Beracu
Houghton
Notice of Continued Business Firm in HuRon South Dakota
Notice states the John H. King repentage loan and insurance business will continue at HuRon SD as before his death under the new firm John H. King & Com comprising the heirs of John H. King and M D Whisman. Peter Kiene See en ch oy Se nr OH Ay M D Wireman.
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John H. King
Huron
South Dakota
John H. King & Com
Jon. H. King
M.D. Whisman
Peter, Kiene
Wish to Niger Poer Sa AoE Eae Trver Srecniore
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