Harden Arrives in Yankton for Dakota Delegate Campaign
Democratic candidate James W. Harden arrived in Yankton at 4 this afternoon to meet a reception committee. A Turner Hall gathering elected Col. Hughes East registrar of the land office and Harden spoke on division and state admission, urging voters to submit questions to the intelligent people of the commonwealth.
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James W. Harden
Congress
Yankton
Turner Hall
Col. Hughes East
Register of 7 Land Office
Harden
Nced
Jamestown
Commonwealth
Finance Committee Backs Tariff Bill Despite Senate Outlook
A rocky debate centers on a tariff bill pushed by the finance committee. The measure, described as a substitute for a mills bill, is to be reported to the Senate and passed despite uncertain timing. Observers anticipate ongoing discussion and possible changes from senators and judges.
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Senate
Missing Child Abduction Suspect Leaves City After Police Alert
A woman drew attention by taking a child toward the Grand Hotel before claiming to be visiting a sister. Police later traced the woman to a mysterious flame rumor and she fled by train north. City officials notified and telegraphed the likely suspect.
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Photheffe
Grand Hotel
Solness
Wwomad
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Sire
Wheeler
The
Union Wth
Cedar
Pneumonia report breaks in Sioux letter
Sioux July 25 report notes pneumonia update breaking into the correspondence with details unclear in the fragment.
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Sioux
Randall Recovering Quickly After Morning Sings
Randall shows satisfactory recovery and left with strength returning, reporting improvement shortly after sunrise.
Grover Chance and Senate Service Proposal Details
Fragmentary notes mention a senator Hisonek introducing a service proposal concerning three month terms. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear context or named places.
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Grover
Minaron
Hisonek
Pension Rights for Civil War Service Extended
The act states that any person who served in the United States military or naval forces between April 12 1861 and July 1 1866 is entitled to a pension at the rate of one cent per day of service. This provision expands relief for veterans of the Civil War era, outlining monthly compensation proportional to service days.
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United States
Anarchist Held on Bond in Revenge Plot Case
A man described as an anarchist was held on bond today after authorities charged him with involvement in a revenge plot. The suspect is said to have aimed at three makers, with prosecutors alleging knowledge of the plan.
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Crease
Miners Praise Gen Harrison in Granapolis
Nearly 2000 coal miners gathered in Granapolis paying respects to Gen Harrison and sending best wishes for success. Harrison clubs have formed across the state among the miners.
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Granapolis
Gen. Harrison
Harrison
Dakota gathering invites all posts for Commander-in-Chief visit
The ra A BB of this city issued invitations to all posts in the territory to meet here August 15 to receive Commander-in-Chief Rea who will dedicate one day to Dakota. Half rates are secured at hotels and railroads may offer reductions. An elaborate program is being arranged.
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Azszavern
Ra. A. BB
Rea
Dakota
They Still Hope
July 26 reports suggest opposition to the Sioux bill among Indians is exaggerated by cattle men. Officials closest to the issue believe a proper explanation will secure the necessary majority for passage.
Severe Sunday Storm Strikes Surrounding Counties
Reports from Waterloo and nearby areas describe a violent Sunday storm. In Four Mile Grove hail destroyed crops on a two mile wide strip and William Wilson lost fifty hogs as buildings were blown down. Near Reinbeck crops were flattened and four barns wrecked. Bremer County endured major damage. Jefferson reported the severest storm on record.
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Refuse To Give Him Up
Gov McGill refused to issue an extradition warrant for N T Davis of Albert Lea in the Davis case on grounds of lack of proof of flight from justice. Davis was accused of stealing a team in De Smet Dakota and Sheriff Fields of Kingsbury county appeared in the papers. President left Washington this morning for New York aboard the Pennsylvania Road with Mrs Cleveland Mrs Folsom and Col Lamont.
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Church of Dakota
N. T. Davis
Albert Lea
McGill
Davis
de Smet, Dak
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Kingsbury County
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Prominent West Virginia Democrats Back Harrison
Four more leading Democrats in Panxenspune West Virginia announce support for Harrison. The list includes William H. Smith a wholesale hardware merchant Morris Harkeimer the state’s largest wool dealer and Daria B. Brook a wealthy contractor.
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W. Va
Harrison
William H. Smith
Morris Harkeimer
Fou. Harkeimer
Daria B. Brook
Ererofore
New Judicial District Hopes for Dakotan Judge Appointment
Residents of the new judicial district discuss possible nominations awaiting the president. Speculation centers on a Dakotian filling the post with George S. Engle of Pinger City, a notable Democrat with Washington influence, among the influential names.
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Asrapeen
Dak
George 8. Engle
Pinger City
Washington
Sudden Death in Cavour Man Dies of Heart Failure
In Cavour on July 26 Mr. Weakly collapsed and died from heart disease while living twelve miles north of the town. The incident occurred during a roadside moment, leaving the community in shock.
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Disa
Ere
Interstate Commission hearing on Kansas City case continued
Hearing before the Interstate Railway Commission in Dosogus was continued this after noon regarding the Chicago Kansas City and St Paul case. General Paige Clark of Minn Minnedoolie & Bk spoke for Kansas interests amid standard procedural remarks.
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Chicago, Kansas City and St. Paul
Interstate Railway Commission
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Aan Obi
Minn Minnedoolie & Bk Cae
Kansas
Eae Ee
Protection: War Cry and a Murder in Wasmeton
A fragmentary dispatch reports L S Elmer of Wasmeton fatally shooting Korbet and later hanged himself at a Bois de Gi river bridge. A mob overpowered guards and freed the killer, amid broader political talk on protectionism and party lines.
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Dak
L.S. Elmer
Korbet
Ala Pateh
L. S. Elmer
Mary Korbet
Bois de Gi
Sheler
Bronte
Janes
Harden speech misreported in Innor City Journal
InNor City Journal yesterday printed what appeared to be a speech by James Harden candidate for the Dakota seat. Attendees at the July meeting say no such statem ent was delivered and claim the published text was written by an unidentified person.
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Yawxton
Innor City
James Democratic
Dakota
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