Republican Ticket for South Dakota State Offices
The ticket lists candidates by offices including States Senator TJ Gamble Yankton and Crawford Huron for Governor along with Philo Hall Brookings Parker Deadwood for Congress and Shober Highmore for Lieutenant Governor. D D Wipf Olivet for Secretary of State and John Hern ing Campbell County for Auditor. C H Cassill Canton for Treasurer W Clark Redfield for Attorney General Hans A Ustrud Sioux Falls for Superintendent and D C Dokken Develop County and George Rice Flandreau for Railroad Commissioner.
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Bert
TJ. Gamble
Yankton
Oely. Crawford
Huron
Congress
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C.H. Cassill
Canton
W. Clark
Redfield
Hans A. Ustrud
Sioux Falls
D. C. Dokken
Devel County
George Rice
Flandrean
Lymon Gage’s Son Dies by Own Hand in Seattle
Lyman Gage’s son, described as weary, ends his life by suicide in Seattle, according to local reports. Authorities say no foul play is suspected.
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Lyman Gage
Seattle
Weathering Warmth: Coal Man Delivers Bills Next Month
A brief, hopeful note about ongoing warm weather while citizens anticipate the coal man’s return next month with his bill. The fragment hints at seasonal routines and price concerns without detailing figures or dates.
Railroad attorney Blythe Saves Cummins' Bacon
The passage credits Mr Blythe the widely despised railroad attorney with saving Mr Cummins from a negative outcome, noting his intervention changed the result and avoided trouble for Cummins.
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Mr. Blythe
Roosevelt’s Campaign Gift Highlighted in 1906 Context
The report notes President Roosevelt has contributed funds to a congressional campaign. It contrasts present monetary impact with 1906 levels, noting that dollars go further today than they did in that year.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt nomination Aide Sees Smith Belief
William Emery Smith of Philadelphia, a close friend of the president, is positive that Roosevelt would define a nomination if tendered by the Republican convention.
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William Emery Smith
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Midland Pacific route could link Huron to Sioux City rail
If Jim Hill backs Midland Pacific, Huron would gain direct railroad connections with southern state regions and a new outlet to Sioux City, signaling a major transport expansion.
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Jim Hill
Midland Pacific
Huron
Sioux City
Concrete slump hits brick prices in New York City
The Minneapolis Journal notes the brick trust cut prices from $1.50 to $7.50 and predicts a further drop to $5 due to encroachments of concrete. It questions what the concrete men are thinking.
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New York City
Minneapolis Journal
Cummins Delegation Seats Drawn in Scott County
Nomination settled as committee recommended seating the Cummins delegation from Scott county. Perkins carried the county but his delegates were unseated.
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Cummins
Scott County
Perkins
Sage's Finances Drive Marriage Strain Revealed
Fragmentary text suggests Russell Sage's heavy debts influenced his wife Mrs. Sage to handle a large portion of their finances and estate, implying strain in their marriage.
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Russell Sage
Mrs. Sage
South Dakota to Favor Rail Growth in Legislature Picks
With railroad building prospects bright, Dakota will avoid radical legislation. Voters are urged to consider this context when choosing state lawmakers.
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South Dakota
Dakota
Minnehaha County Sets Pace for Threshers Oats
Minnehaha county has set the pace for the threshers with oats yielding nine ty bushels per acre a solid starter. Officials expect further reports from the real oat growing section of the state as another week passes.
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Minnehaha
Huron Man Urges Wires for Roosevelt Smomination
A Huron man asks supporters of President Roosevelt's 1908 Smomination to wire the president. The notice omits any expense provision and implies the sender will cover all bills.
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Roosevelt
Thornappee Dam Man Refuses Milwaukee Dime Museum Offer
Deitz, known as the Thornappe dam man, refused a Milwaukee dime museum manager's offer of three hundred dollars a week preferring the peace of Thornappee dam over the noise and notoriety of attraction.
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Deitz
Thornappe Dam
Milwaukee
Thornappee Dam
Mister Bryan Denies Dictatorship Racket Stir
A fragment suggests debate over Mr. Bryan and accusations of dictatorship while mentioning Roger Sullivan of Chicago. The text also notes Bevan and an attempt to sit down on a topic or chair.
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Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Mr. Bevan
Sioux Falls Rejects Water Works Sale Offer
A mass meeting in Sioux Falls debated selling the city water works but declined to entertain the proposal despite flattering terms given the city's financial condition.
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Sioux Falls
Wricedia
Declaration of Independence Obliterated Yet Principles Endure
A summary reflecting on the original Declaration of Independence as a blank parchment, with its signers and drafters erased by time, yet affirming that its core principles endure beyond the erasure and history.
Dietz Seen as Likely Sheriff Nominee in Barren County
Supporters in Barren County Wisconsin push John Dietz for sheriff with strong odds and broad sympathy. He is portrayed as fighting for his rights against a grasping rich corporation, and public opinion regards him as a much wronged man.
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John Dietz
Barren County
Wisconsin
Diets
Deitz
Perkins Candidacy Sparks Bitter Iowa Factional Fight
The Perkins bid aimed at harmony triggered the fiercest factional battle in Iowa. The Cummins faction would oppose any rival with a following, not due to Perkins personally but due to their rule or ruin policy. They prioritize self over party reform.
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Geo. D. Perkins
Iowa
Mr. Perkins
Cummins
Lee
Pierre
Busines
zIn
Rival Railroad Conflict Promises South Dakota War
The article reports a major railroad clash in South Dakota as the Harrimans and Jim Hill contend for the state’s rail business. It notes the Midland Pacific, backed by Jim Hill, aims to rival the Milwaukee, with Sioux City as a corridor and the Missouri River terminal renamed Le Beau reflecting regional history.
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South Dakota
Harrimans
Jim Hill
Milwaukee
Midland Pacific
Sioux City
Midland
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Missouri River
Scranton
le Beau
Dakota
Missouri
Dakota Country
Frederick
Upper
American Fur Company
North-Western
Columbia Fur Company
Cherry Creek
Francois Querrel
William Laidlaw
Burgeois
Fort Pierre
Colin Campbell
Campbell
Laidlaw
Gamble the Man and the Sioux Falls Convention
The HURONITE asserts Republicans in South Dakota must follow the Sioux Falls convention platform and support Gamble for re election. It claims the party is pledged to Gamble and that insurgents should not back Crawford despite past relations. Mertin and Crawford were removed from the senatorial race at Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Gamble
Crawford
Mertin
Senator Allison in failing health threatens Senate return
A report states Iowa Senator Allison is rapidly failing in health and may not return to the Senate. The piece laments the passing of the old school of statesmen and contrasts leaders like Blaine and Sherman with the newer demagogue era, urging a return to heavier deeds over rhetoric.
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Allison
Iowa
Senate
Blaine
Conklin
Sherman
Edmunds
Long
LaFolette-Cummins
Cold Deck: Perkins Loses Des Moines Nomination Amid Rail Road Pressure
The Des Moines convention produced a bitter defeat for George D. Perkins amid alleged fraud and threats. Reported manipulation by Cummins supporters and railroad influence led to seating Cummins delegates and denying Perkins the nomination.
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George D. Perkins
Des Moines
West
Cummins
Perkine
Illinois Primary Delivers Mixed Reform Victory
The statewide Illinois primary appears to satisfy reformers and machine men, with Senator C ullom securing a notable win over Yates. Billy Lorimer was targeted by reformers, his scalp the subject of intense interest.
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Illnois
Senator Cullom
Yates
Billy” Lorimer
Public faith supports upright officials against reformers
The text argues that people, when allowed to vote for office, resist eloquent reformers. It claims voters trust men in high public positions and uphold them against aggressive office seekers pretending to be reformers.
Huron State Fair space request declined by Herald
The Hurley Herald reports the Huron State Fair management again seeks space in country papers but the Herald declines to agitate editors further. It notes a yearslong narrow policy in its dealings and says it cannot offer unappreciated help.
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Democratic State Committee
Huron- Ite
Huron
Herald
Local Toledo Firm Promises One Hundred Dollar Catarrh Reward
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath dated December 6, 1886, notes the firm’s Toledo operation and promotes the remedy with testimonials and pill recommendations.
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Frank J. Cheney
Fim
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ae Hall
Ank J. Cheney
A. D
Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cuenkry & Co
All ‘Te
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