Crawford Platform Criticized By HuRONITE In 1905
The HuRONITE denounces Mr. Crawford's gubernatorial platform as unchanged since 1904 and built on false premises. It argues insurgent Republicans miscast others while praising President Roosevelt's policies and cites support for the President among Kittredge Gamble Burke and Martin. The piece warns insiders that Crawford's claims would split the organization Republicans before the battle.
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Crawford
United States
Kittredge
Martin
Burke
Congress
Roosevelt
Gamble
Theodore Roosevelt
Ineurgenta
Mr. Crawford
Martin-Gamble Colte
Phrase dooms czar in senate bid interview
A controversial phrasing in an interview about a candidate for the United States Senate is criticized as treacherous and likely to be regretted as the campaign progresses.
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United States
Taft outlines path to Philippine independence
Secretary Taft speaks plainly to the Filipinos about U S policy toward independence. He asserts the goal is eventual self rule, with the United States guiding and aiding their path while the Philippines must demonstrate industriousness and responsibility. The President reflects broad U S support for a future, self governing Filipinos.
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Taft
United States
Philippines
State levy set at four mills on assessed valuation
The state’s equalized valuation totals 225 million dollars. A four mill levy funds state purposes, with 2 mills for general purposes and 2 mills deficiency, equating to four dollars per thousand dollars assessed. The figure reflects a light tax burden on property owners in Cretanene city and county governments.
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State Board of Assessment
Cretanene
Peace Talks and Political Satire from a Late Session
The article sketches Japan’s peace terms pressuring Russia at Portsmouth including recognition of China’s independence, Port Arthur lease transfers, and Korea suzerainty with a Saghalien indemnity of 750 million. It notes Russia may resist final demands as Japan asserts leverage. It weaves in editorials on political figures and local opinion on candidacies and media roles.
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Apan den
Nicets
Wistabe
Russia
Japan
China
Port Arthur
Dalacey
Korea
Sag-ha-lien
Russia Faces Tough Peace as War Rages On
The correspondent argues Russia will pay with human lives if it rejects Japan’s terms, claiming peace at any price is cheap to her and labeling the czar’s peace delegates as cold blooded murderers should they prolong the conflict.
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Russia
Japan
Czar
Crawford’s Belligerent Stance Signals Senate Bid
Beadle County likely to nominate Mr. Crawford for United States Senate despite contrary expectations. The development ends hopes for a Huron congressman and suggests a strong regional push, with the interview shaping the party’s boomlet.
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Crawford
Beadle County
United States
Huron
Roosevelt Republicans scheme exposed amid ridicule
An early exposure reveals Pettigrew's plan to unite populists democrats and insurgent republicans under Roosevelt Republican banners, a scheme that collapsed into ridicule as the deal proved ill timed and flawed.
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Pettigrew
Mitchell man fined for spanking brother in law
A Mitchell man was fined $65.00 after spanking his brother in law. The remark hints at potential harsher penalties if he had spanked his sister in law.
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Mitchell
South Dakota State Fair Showcases Largest Agricultural Display
The state fair is advancing as the next major event in South Dakota with the biggest display of agricultural products ever gathered in the state offering visitors a broad showcase of farming goods and innovations.
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South Dakota
Wilmarth Campaign Stirs Huron Voters
The Wilmarth candidacy for congress faltered among Huron people as 0. M Wilson prepares to enter the race with a congressional castor.
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Wilmarth
Congress
M Wilson
State Banks of South Dakota Resources in 1905
The total resources of the state banks of South Dakota on May 29 1905 were 25 492 597 05 dollars. This compared with 2 867 692 38 dollars on June 9 1904 according to the state bank examiner.
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South Dakota
Cooler weather boosts crops for bumper harvest
Report notes cooler conditions throughout the year have aided crops, declaring a bumper harvest as the season wraps up. No specific crops or locations are identified in the readable text.
Sioux Falls Correspondent Backs Dick Richards Support
Sioux Falls correspondent writes in favor of Dick Richards outlining reasons for support and noting local implications. The piece emphasizes Richards' positions and potential impact on the community and region.
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Sioux Falls
Dick Richards
Local Property Ad Promises City and Farm Loans
A fragment notes Bayard Beracu in Houghton Block offering buying selling insuring or borrowing on city or farm property. The text hints at a connection with Crawford and a string of events, but details are unclear.
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Bayard Beracu
Houghton Block
August Booms Face Rooting Trouble in Congress
The passage notes how legislative initiatives launched during August struggle to gain traction and endure, hindered by the late summer political tempo and shifting focus among lawmakers.
Lost-A congressional boom and reward offered
A brief item from JOURNAL WORLD notes a reward offered for the return of a lost item described as a congressional boom. The notice also includes an invitation to contact the RICHARDS Trust COMPANY for loan, farm purchase, or sale inquiries.
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Journal-World
The
Richards Trust Company
State fair loyalty urged as Sioux City advertises in South Dakota
The Argus Leader laments Sioux City's advertising push in South Dakota during the same week as the Huron state fair. It urges readers to attend the Huron fair and press exchanges to promote it while opposing the Sioux City event, framing it as a loyalty test for South Dakotans.
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Huron
Sioux City
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Argus
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Medical Ad
A claim for PAZO OINTMENT to cure itching bleeding or prodrading piles within 6 to 14 days. First application provides relief. 50c. If unavailable, send 50c stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO for postpaid delivery.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Cure A Cold In One Day Ad
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets promising a cure for a cold in one day. It claims all druggists refund the money if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each bar priced at 25 cents.
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E. W Grove
Very Low Rates to Kansas City Excur sion Tickets
North Western Line offers discounted excursion tickets to Kansas City Missouri from August 28 to 31 with favorable return limits due to the Annual Convention of the National Firemen's Association. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western agents.
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Kansas City
North-Western
National Firemen’s Association
Chicago & North- Western Ba Y
South Dakota State Fair Preparations Highlight New Buildings
The 1905 state fair advances with the completion of the agricultural and horticultural hall, 60 to 80 feet tall with a Greek cross plan and a fountain, plus a near-complete grand stand seating 3,000. Governor Elrod and Secretary James Wilson will speak. county exhibits, a track in top condition, ball games, and numerous attractions promise a large crowd.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural and Horticultural Hall
Elrod
James Wilson
United States
Brookings
Hughes
Hyde
Brooking
Faulkton
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Hogan
Fair Grounds
Pabst Brewing Company
Allen's Foot-Ease Shake for Feet Relief
A vintage ad notes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for quick comfort in shoes. It promises relief for corns and bunions and soothes smarting, hot, swollen feet. Available in shoe stores.
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Allen
Zac
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Ooor
Gos
H. J. Rige
Dakota Avenue
Huron, South Dakota
Dakota
John Longstaff
Thersday
Mr. Kittredge
Portsmouth
Charley Burke
John
Punkwana Press
Harry
Old Boy
Dick” Halladay
Wilmerth
Miles
Spink County
Jim Lawson
Jim
Paol
Lous
Little Keene
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