Publisher John Longstaff Era Note in Huron News
Fragmentary notice lists publisher John Longstaff in Huron South Dakota with date 1900 and initials Avavstr 2 1900.
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John Longstaff
Huron
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
6
The King of Italy Assassinated
A news alert reports the assassination of Italy’s king. Officials investigate the incident as national mourning spreads across Rome and neighboring regions. No confirmed suspect list is released.
Burke to Visit August First in Auro ra
Congressman Burke is expected here August 1st. The First National Bank of Aurora Nebraska holds 375000 dollars in farmers deposits.
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Congressman Burke
First National Bank of
Aurora
Nebraska
W C T U Convention Held at Brookings in September
The annual W C T U convention is set for Brookings from September 1st through September 4th. Clark County Republicans back Lee Stover of Codington for United States senator.
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Brookings
Clark County
Lee Stover
Codington
United States
South Dakota Associations Convene Regional Meetings
The South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association holds its fifteenth annual meeting at Brookings August 7 8 9 with headquarters in the city. The South Dakota Press Association holds its summer meeting at Big Stone Lake with headquarters at Ortonville.
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South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Brookings
South Dakota Press Association
Big Stone Lake
Ortonville
Epworth Assembly Draws Large Crowds in City
The city again proves accessible as large crowds attend the Epworth assembly now in session here, highlighting strong participation and public interest in the event.
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Epworth
Petti Questions Oil Trust Growth Amid Free-List Petroleum
Senator Petti asks how Standard Oil thrives as petroleum remains on the free list, probing why trust influence endures despite price controls and competition concerns. He seeks explanations from regulators and industry leaders about market power and policy gaps.
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Senator Pettigrew
Standard Oil Trust
Green Bay
Rathbone Arrested Over Cuban Post Irregularities
Estes G. Rathbone former director general of posts in Cuba has been placed under arrest for complicity in irregularities within the Cuban postal service.
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Estes G. Rathbone
Cuba
Towne Hopes Populists Will Follow Bryan into Democratic Camp
C A Towne expresses belief that staying on the populist ticket with William Jennings Bryan could win South Dakota populists to support the Democratic side. He acknowledges uncertainty and says the outcome remains to be seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Towne
Bryan
South Dakota
Resignation Talk Fades Over Headquarters Move
Chairman Medbery was emphatic about resigning if Pettigrew moved the headquarters from Huron to Sioux Falls, but he has likely reconsidered and stayed.
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Medbery
Pettigrew
Huron
Sioux Falls
Deering Harvester Plans Forced Vacation for 7000 Workers
Seven thousand employees of the Deering Harvester company will be required to take a vacation while the massive factory undergoes repairs and overhaul to prepare for the upcoming year.
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Great Deering Harvester Company
Bryan's Voice: From Free Silver to Imperialism
The excerpt contrasts Bryan's political stance across years, noting a shift from free silver in 1896 to anti republican imperialism in 1900, labeling his changing message as evil and a threat to the republic. It reflects partisan critique of Bryan as political influence evolves.
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Bryan
Republic
South Dakota Republicans Confident on Conditions
The South Dakota Republicans express no alarm about local conditions and anticipate a strong campaign. They expect rivals to push forward but aim to continue their momentum until reaching Salt River.
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South Dakota
Salt River
Belief Grows Conger Residence in Washington
Washington circles and European capitals increasingly think the minister Conger resides there and that the data gathered by the U.S. special messenger may be trustworthy.
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Conger
Washington
McKinley Presses Chinese On Mediation Faith
President McKinley states that if China seeks U S mediation with other powers it must prove its commitment through concrete actions and good deeds. The reply is direct and emphasizes accountability once mediation is pursued.
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McKinley
China
United States
Bryan's Free Coinage Stand Falters Amid Shifting Support
The piece argues that free silver drives prosperity but Bryan abandons it for a fleeting shadow. It contends his party lacks constancy, noting his 1896 pledge versus present positions and portraying Bryan as inconsistent.
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Bryan
Illinois Senatorial Seat Ties to Governor Reappointment
The excerpt notes Senator Cullom's rise via governor resignation and lieutenant governor appointment and suggests Gov Shaw of Town might imitate this method. It warns that such self-appointment resembles self-appointment and poses a risky political experiment for ambitious leaders.
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Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Shaw
Nebraska populists nominate state ticket at Grand Island
The Barker and Donnelly populists nominate a state ticket and will run separate legislature and county tickets statewide. The Grand Island convention drew over 400 accredited delegates as the mid-roaders align Bryan’s state with McKinley this fall.
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Barker
Donnelly
Nebraska
Grand Island
Mid-Roaders
Bryan
McKinley
Minister Conger Emerges as Top Candidate for Appointment
Reports indicate Minister Conger has joined the field of leading contenders for the forthcoming appointment. Officials confirm his status among the chief candidates and outline potential policy directions he would pursue if selected.
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Conger
Unclear Iowa Senator Identity Referenced in Commentary
A fragment discusses an Iowa senator with remarks on Gear and Conger. It alleges Conger knows nothing of Gear's death and suggests senatorial status arose from circumstances, mentioning Chinese disturbance as a factor. The text is commentary without clear factual reporting.
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United States
Iowa
Conger
Gear
State Auditor Reeves Sends Copy for Annual Report
State Auditor Reeves was the first official to furnish copy to the printer for his annual report. The portion on warrants was given to the publisher several days ago as noted by the State Register. John Schamber, state treasurer, furnished his copy for the report on Saturday, July 28.
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Reeves
State Register
John
John Schamber
Pettigrew Pins Chinese Trouble On Ministerials
Senator Pettigrew blames a Christian minister for the Chinese trouble while Bishop Joyce defends missionaries as blameless and not responsible. Pettigrew calls for withdrawal of missionaries to halt gospel spread, Joyce argues for protection and universal mission work.
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Pettigrew
Joyce
China
Empire
Bryan Reflects on Political Platform Shifts in 1896 and 1900
The text notes Bryan discussing how the 1896 platform centered on the money question and his notice speech focused mainly on it. It then contrasts with the current year where imperialism is the paramount issue and will dominate his notification speech. Remaining platform questions will be addressed in subsequent speeches and letters.
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Bryan
Epworth Assembly closes with strong 1900 program
The second annual Epworth Assembly session ends under President Caffee lauded for tireless leadership. Financially successful with high quality literary spiritual and musical results. Notable speakers include Bishop Joyce Maud Ballington Booth Dr Hall and Dr Henson. The crowd anticipates an even stronger 1901 program led by Rev. Caffee.
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Othe
Epworth
Caffee
Bishop Joyce
Maud Ballington Booth
Hall
Henson
Freeman Knowles Demands Judge Moore Resign
Freeman Knowles' Deadwood Equality calls for Judge Moore to resign after pledging at the Lawrence county populist convention to quit the bench if nominated for congress. The paper argues the pledge, made with supporters, should be honored to avoid a political breach of the constitution and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Knowles
Moore
Knowles
The
Deadwood Equality
Lawrence County
Judge Moore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised In Texas Testimonial
A reader from Ennis Texas shares a testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla praising its ability to relieve catarrh symptoms and improve appetite, claiming the remedy cured many people and restored health.
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Hood
Bishop Joyce Addresses China Conditions Speech Recalls 1896 Visit
Bishop Isaac W. Joyce of Minneapolis spoke on the present condition of China, Japan and Korea, detailing seven factors shaping China’s fate. He warned of Western influence, opium, reforms, and Boxer unrest, noting the Emperor's limits and possible outcomes including governance changes or division.
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Joyce
China
Japan
Corea
Eastern
Asia
The South Faces Racial Strife and Fearful Change
A historical note describes rising violence and social tension in the South as Black Americans gain education and wealth. It argues the white majority fears losing dominance and predicts eventual white retreat or redistribution of power to Black communities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South
Dan Adams Switches Sides Toward McKinley Support
In a Tuesday office remark Dan Adams a Sully county auctioneer and longtime populist declares he will vote for McKinley. John H. King recounts Adams once poor but now owns big cattle and ranch, noting Adams' choice to join Republicans for prosperity under McKinley. The trend convinces many old populists to realign.
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Dan Adams
Sully County
McKinley
Dan
Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Onida
John H. King
Adams
Mr. Adams
Mr. King
Perity
The Tariff and the Trust in Democratic Comment
In Rochester Democratic commentary the collapse of wallpaper trust prompts a claim that all such combines must fail unless tied to a protected commodity. The piece notes foreign wallpaper faces a 35 percent duty, and that petroleum has no import duty, arguing that tariff trust claims in Democratic papers are misleading and find truth in the Dingley law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Wall Paper Trust
Wall Paper
United States
Standard Oil Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Enrichment Relief
An ad claims constant headaches nervousness sleepless nights and morning fatigue stem from poor blood charges. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla as a great blood enricher and asserts users will feel better and stronger with improved appetite and refreshing sleep.
Its Up to Pettigrew
The South Dakota fusion campaign centers on Senator Pettigrew supervising all operations. He chose a ticket weeks before Yankton conventions and has forced campaign managers to base in Sioux Falls. Democratic and populist chairmen preferred Huron for work but acquiesced to Pettigrew's plan. Rumors grow of self interest overriding other concerns and rising discontent among fusion ranks.
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Minneapolis Tribune
South Dakota
Senator Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Huron
Pettigrew
Pierre the Gate City of the Black Hills Past and Present
The Lake Benton Clarion recounts Pierre South Dakota on the east bank of the Big Muddy. Once home to about 6000 people and a stock shipping hub the city now has 1500 to 2000 residents with empty sidings lingering as reminders of its former boom.
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Lake
Pierre
Sani Dakota
Editor criticizes Yankton ticket over Moore disqualification
W E Kidd editor of the Dakota Ruralist, former populist state chair, denounces nominating Moore as folly and unconstitutional. He argues Moore is disqualified, holds the People's party to defeat, and notes Democratic choice Fred Smith for secretary tests Brown County populists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kidd
Dakota Ruralist
Cairman
State Central Committee
Yankton
Ruralist
Moore
Republican Party
People's Party
Congress
Fred Smith
Brown County
Pain Conquered by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A reader testimonial from Mrs Dell a Remicker of Rensselaer Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for curing long running fatigue back pains and menstrual difficulties after using two to four bottles. The notice urges women to seek advice and write for guidance at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
King Humbert Assassinated in Monza During Prize Distribution
In Monza Italy on July 31 King Humbert IV was shot and died within minutes. The assassin Angelo Bressi, from Prato, Tuscany, was arrested amid crowd fury. Premier Saracco convened the cabinet. the royal heir Vittorio Emanuele is spared. In Washington authorities expect Rathbone arrest within 24 hours in Cuba.
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Monza
Italy
Humbert
Angelo Bressi
Prato
Tuscany
Rone
Signor Saracco
Princess of
Naples
Levant
Humbert IV
Victor Emanuel
Austria
Cialdini
Cortozzi
Marguerite of
Savoy
Vittorio Emanuele, Prince of
Helena
Nicholas_of
Montenegro
Rathbone
Washington
Post Office Department
G. Rathbone
Cuba
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Ning
Isaac W. Joyce
Minneapolis
McCabe
Dolliver
Robert Hart
Foreign Office
Confucius
Prince Li
West
Tien Tien
Pekin
Nan King
Kidd
Scott
King Humbert
Tering
Pires
Diffi
Ulace
Fred. J. Baker
Dakota Avenue
Third Street
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