Peruna praised by Congressman Fitzpatrick for catarrh relief
Congressman T Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky endorses Peruna as a natural nerve tonic improving nerve function and blood flow. He cites Catarrh relief and urges readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Y. Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Dakota Huronite 1902 Publication Note
The Dakota Huronite dated August 7, 1902 published by Pohn Longstaff, publisher, appears as a local newspaper record with archival framing. The OCR fragment provides city and date context but no event details or core article content.
Central South Dakota Fair Sets Sept Dates At Huron
The Central South Dakota Fair Association fixes September 16 to 19 for its first annual exhibition at Huron. Purses total 10 000 with premiums on par with the state fair. Geo E McEathron will oversee cattle, Chas May the dairy department, and M F Greeley will judge the sheep section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. McEathron
Chas. May
M. F. Greeley
Greeley
State
South Dako
Hanna Praises Labor Groups In Cleveland Railway Address
In a speech to the employer of the Cleveland City Railway Mark Hanna lauds labor organizations and references their role. He emphasizes cooperation between management and workers and stresses stable industry relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Cleveland City Railway
Manhood and Integrity in Labor Debates Mention Hanna
A Sioux Falls editor is urged to speak kindly of Uncle Mark Bowen amid discussions on labor and laborers. The excerpt recalls Senator Hanna's principle that honor and manhood trump formal contracts in governing labor-capital relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hanna
Sioux Falls
Bowen
Mark
Beadle County Farms 1900 Census Summary
Rich Beadle reports Beadle county in South Dakota lists 1094 farms with 645,667 acres, 305,281 improved. Land value 2,963,160 and buildings 591,920 with livestock valued at 1,469,414. Year 1900 figures note 100 percent value gains since then and 3,700 gallons of milk per farm in 1899 as part of the dairy district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beadle County
Protectionism under tariff policy drives U S prosperity
The excerpt argues that protective tariffs yield national prosperity, while free trade harms employment and industry. It endorses the Dingley bill with possible changes but insists reforms stay within protective lines, contrasting Wilson era paralysis with the current prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoRontre
United States
Friends of Protection
Friends of Free Trade
Madison Outlook Breaks From Democrats to Back Republicans
The Madison Outlook shifts from Democratic to Republican support. Editor Farley abandons Bryan era loyalty, embraces Republican principles, and becomes a strong advocate for progress and Roosevelt in Lake County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Farley
Lake County
Mr. Farley
Roosevelt
Weather vane cause of night fall?
A playful exchange lists absurd questions about common objects and their improbable functions, ending with a quip about a weather vane. The tone mimics a lighthearted newspaper item noting curious or humorous contrasts among city papers.
Huronite Plant Moves to Its Own Home
Brookings Press notes the Huronite plant relocation as a major milestone for Huron amid ongoing capital market fluctuations. The piece frames the move as a historic development for the city’s economic landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings Press
Huron
Huronite Proclaims City Cresting After Dark Days
The Huronite asserts Huron’s resilience and rising prospects, praising the town’s endurance during difficult times and noting renewed optimism with the capital’s return. The piece emphasizes the community's steadfast spirit and current top standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Coal strike demand for government ownership urged
The speaker cites Halladay of the Iroquois Chief whose income from a post office newspaper building and loan association and a creamery supports a growing purse and state warrants. He calls for a coal strike settlement and government ownership of coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halladay
Postal cards redeemable at 70 percent after date
Postal cards held by original purchasers must be redeemed for 70 per cent of their face value after the specified date. The department has had to redeem unused cards to prevent fraud by firms that bought up cards and found ways to reuse them.
Roosevelt Gains Bipartisan Backing For 1904 Nomination
Senator Platt of New York declares New York will back Roosevelt in 1904. Iowa Republicans endorse the president and Foraker of Ohio predicts his nomination. With politicians aligning, Roosevelt is expected to be nominated by acclamation.
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Platt
New York
Roosevelt
Iowa
Foraker
Ohio
Accla
Statement Labels Bryan Parties by Wealth
A speaker argues that Mr Bryan claims rich people join the Republicans and the poor join the Democrats. The assertion is contradicted by noting Mr Bryan is himself a Democrat, implying the generalization is false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Canada wheat output forecast ten year horizon
Projection shows Canada producing 250 million bushels of wheat annually within ten years. The text urges South Dakota to end wheat farming except for bread and seed production to improve prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
South Dakota
Aberdeen News Fends Off Term Boxers for Republicans
In a curbing critique, the Aberdeen News objects to labeling state GOP leaders as boxers instead of machines, arguing the metaphor misfits political actors and urges precise terminology. The editorial centers on language use in political coverage and reflects tension over how opponents are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Coal strike woes deepen as cold grips region
The anthracite coal strike worsens amid a deepening cold snap with temperatures near zero expected, heightening discomfort for workers and disruption for households already dealing with shortages and rising prices.
Humphrey to Move to Minneapolis as Adjutant General
H. H. Humphrey, a veteran Faulk county newspaper man and former adjutant general under the Lee administration, will relocate to Minneapolis. The move marks a return to the Midwest city where he has long ties and professional experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Humphrey
Faulk County
Lee
Minneapolis
Striking Miners Lose 11 Million in Wages to Date
The miners’ strike has cost workers eleven million dollars in wages so far, a figure described as a huge loss causing great hardship and prompting calls for an end to the dispute.
Central South Dakota Fair Dates Noted
The Central South Dakota Fair association lists the event for September 16 17 18 and 19 with activities planned across the four days. Officials urge residents to mark calendars and attend showcases, contests, and exhibits featured by local clubs and vendors.
Central South Dakota Fair Offers 310000 in Purses
The Central South Dakota Fair Association presents purses and premiums totaling 310000, funding prizes for livestock shows and competitive events to attract exhibitors and spectators across the season.
Pass it Up capital relocation debate in South Dakota
The Huronite argues the state should not move the seat of government, calling the capital prize a tempting but detrimental prize that would attract politicians and patrons, not builders, and urges Huron to pass up the prize and focus on solid business development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Huron
South Dakota
Mitchell
Redfield
Huron College Chosen to Launch State Fund Drive
Huron College adopts a plan to appoint two field agents to canvas South Dakota for funds and students. The Argus Leader commends the college and predicts a cordial reception statewide. The institution is praised for high standards, strong faculty, and esteemed collegiate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus Leader
Huron College
Argus
South Dakota
Scholarship and leadership at a regional college
A brief notice notes a scholarship awarded alongside a direction role for a high institution of learning. It mentions eligibility beyond the qualified candidate and highlights institutional leadership.
Harvest boom in Turner county signals record grain yield
Turner county completes the gathering of a record small grain harvest on fertile soil with acreage up, matching a statewide trend. The larger yields promise greater prosperity for the state under republican rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Turner County
Turner
Yellow jaundice cures with Electric Bitters
A.Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky turned yellow with jaundice and suffered terribly. After doctors failed, he used Electric Bitters and reports being wholly cured after two bottles. The remedy is praised as a stomach liver and kidney aid, priced at 50 cents by Holland Wheeler druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.hogarty
Lexington
Holland Wheeler Druggist
Power cited for contempt in Northern Pacific stock case
Peter Power, the complainant in the suit to stop stock transfers to Northern Securities, was served at West Hurley, New York, to appear before Justice Lacombe in the U S circuit court and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt. Contempt stems from lawyer George A Lamb failing to produce Power for examination despite subpoenas. Lamb has sought delays claiming Power’s ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
West Hurley
N. Y
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
George Alfred Lamb
Power
Mabie
Lamb
Demurrers Filed in beef trust government suit
The United States circle court received demurrers from defendants individually and as corporations. They argue the complaint is insufficient and multifarious and would congest court business. They contend the bill’s discovery requests do not entitle relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of
Mayor Johnson Wins Court Victory on Franchises
Cleveland report says the circuit court dissolved Judge Caldwell’s injunction restraining the city from granting public service franchises. The ruling clears the way for the low fare street railway company to use city streets and mayor Johnson’s effort to push the lines forward likely to speed construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Caldwell
Johnson
Machias Remains At Cape Haytien In Delay
Washington reports the gunboat Machias will stay at Cape Haytien and not sail for San Juan, with Captain McCrea's permission revoked to coal there. Ranger remains at Panama amid revolutionary tensions and Captain Potter’s orders to search the steamer Boyaca. Despatches cite ministerial desire to delay departure until a definite settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Machias
Cape Haytien
San Juan
Porto Rico
McCrea
Ranger
Panama
Potter
Boyaca
Department
William II Aboard Hohenzollern For Visit To Russia
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor William sails for Reval to visit the czar during Russian naval maneuvers. In St Petersburg commands prepare reception as William meets the czar in the roadstead off Reval to witness maneuvers of the Russian squadron off Carlo Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell
Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Reval
Russia
St. Petersburg
Carlo
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Congressman Fitzpatrick
Dakota
Pohn Longstaff, Publisher
The
Central South
Dakota Fair Association
South da
Kota
Mr. Hanna
Rich Beadle
Madison
St. Joseph
Keokuk Gate City
Chicago Tribune
Topeka
Kansas City Journal
New York World
Balti
Vane
Philadelphia Telegraph
Chicago Record
Mation
Mac
South Dakota Fair Association
Central South Dakota Fair Association
Miums
Old Turner
Beef Trust
Mayor Johnson
Cleveland Council
Czar
Kiel
Russian
L. Woodworth
Third Street
Huron, South Dakota
J. E. Kelley
Owl Restaurant
Bowman & Sohs
Valley Furnace
W. Va
E. O. DeWitt & Co
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