Huronite Column Fragments Reflect Political Tales
A Huronite item notes Spearfish Daily Bulletin naming Edwin Van Cise as a possible U S senator. Brookings Register and Mitchell Republican discuss populist views on a non debt paying circular and seasonal politics with wry commentary on coal merchants and happiness.
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The
Spearfish Daily Bulletin
Edwin van Cise
United States
Brookings Register
Brookings County
Mitchell Republican
Brookings
Farmers Institute Succeeds in Kingsbury County
The Farmers' Institute in Kingsbury County under the Agricultural College and Experiment Station proved a marked success and others will follow.
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Farmers’ Institute
Kingsbury County
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Judge Campbell ruling eases Yankton Telegram editor
Hon Bob McBride notes Judge Campbell's late decision on the legal status of social evils may bring relief to the innocent editor of the Yankton Telegram. The comment appears in the Mitchell Mail reflecting community sentiment about the court action.
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Bob. McBride
The
Mitchell Mail
Campbell
Yankton Telegram
Darlington Aid Response on Gogebic Sufferers
Chicago Tribune dispatch from Darlington Wisconsin asks what relief the city has given Gogebic sufferers. The reply states Darlington gave Cleveland and free iron are 77 majority with no further aid rendered.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Darlington
Wis
Gave
Cleveland
Free Iron
Anarchist Bomber Targets French Chamber for Fame
The anarchist who threw the bomb in the French chamber of deputies says he did it to gain fame. He has gained undying notoriety, and his name joins Booth and Giteau in history alongside Lincoln and Garfield.
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Chamber of Deputies
Booth
Giteau
Lincoln
Garfield
Brookings Meeting Debts Resolution Silent Vote
A meeting at Brookings last Saturday aimed to adopt anti debt resolutions but drew slim attendance. The circular author delivered a fiery speech, was challenged by attendees, and the vote on the resolution was unanimously against adoption.
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Brookings
Thut
Revenge and Humiliation in the Hawaiian Matter
A proverb warns against revenge with a mule bite. The text argues Mr. Gresham erred by pursuing revenge in Hawaii, a course that led to severe humiliation and personal downfall.
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Mr. Gresham
Huzonite’s friend repeats tale to save coal
A friend insists he died once and returned to life to justify his stories. An impatient reporter asks why he repeats it, and the friend replies it saves coal by making neighbors sweat listening to tales of the hot place.
South Dakota mine professor linked to late English scientist
Professor Tindall of the South Dakota School of Mines, a relative of the late Professor Tyndall, is described as a young English educated scientist of notable attainment. The piece notes his heritage and the high regard of the scientific world.
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Professor Tindall
South Dakota School of Mines
Professor Tyndall
England
South Dakota
Farmers Institutes Suggested Across State for Dell Rapids
The Dell Rapids Tribune notes plans to hold farmers institutes this winter across the state with Agricultural College professors. They discuss fundraising to host one in Dell Rapids and highlight benefits like scientific discussions and practical farming experience for farmers.
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Agricultural College
The
Dell Rapids Tribune
Dell Rapids
Judge Woodruff Dead in South Dakota
Judge C G Woodruff a longtime Republican figure in the sixth Dakota central committee died of heart failure this afternoon at 1 o clock after visiting Huron yesterday. The special to the Huron Daily Globe notes his prominent role in Republican councils.
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Hunosrre
iAupena
S. D
C. G.woodroff
Republican State Central Committee
Huron
Republican Party
6Th Dakota
Mrs Kyle Suffering Ill Health in Cincinnati Hospital
The Aberdeen News notes Mrs Kyle wife of the senator continues to suffer ill health and is undergoing medical treatment in Cincinnati. Family and friends hold hope for a full recovery.
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Aberdeen News
Kyle
Ering
Cineinnaui
Savings banks in Chicago cut deposits interest after January
After January 1 the savings banks of Chicago will reduce their interest on deposits from 4.3 percent. It is thought this will push capital now tied up in such banks into business channels as few will keep money idle at 3 percent.
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Beks
Chicago
President Dole and U S war declaration uncertainty
President Dole warns that armed action to restore the queen would trigger a forceful response. The press agency notes the lack of authority to declare war and doubts Congress will declare war, making the situation highly consequential for Mr. Cleveland.
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Dole
Hawaian Islands
United States
Congress
Cleveland
Wrapp & Co Comment on Wheat and Flour Prices
Wrapp and Co of New York say surplus in the show trade with millers jobbers retailers and consumers is small. Domestic demand for consumption and export demand for wheat and flour will likely raise prices. The flour rack is nearly one eighth lower than a year ago.
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Wrapp & Co
New York
Beet sugar growth hinges on beet crop proof, says Spearfish Register
Promoters assert capital will not invest in sugar plants until farmers show they can raise beets. The Spearfish Register, two weeks younger than the Huronir, gains respect as it enters new prosperity and asserts local pride without outsider prompting.
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Spearfish Register
Rand
Huronirs
Spearfish
Register
Republican Principles and Pettigrew in Iowa Politics
The letter discusses government as servant to the people, praising republican ideals. It notes Jeffersonian distrust of government mastery, and comments on Governor Sheldon’s loyalty to a strong legislature. It analyzes Pettigrew’s ambitions and potential paths to a senate seat within party lines.
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Sims Public
Myers
Pettigrew
Sheldon
Republica
January Harper's Magazine presents Trilby and Persia journey
The issue features the first instalment of George de Maunier's Trilby with fifteen illustrations, the conclusion of Edwin Lord Weeks's caravan journey across Persia illustrated, and a Richard Harding Davis article The West and East Ends of London with Frederic Barnard illustrations.
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Harper’s Magazine
George de Maunier
Trilby
Edwin Lord Week
Persia
Richard Harding Davis
West
London
Frederic Barnard
With Farragut on the Hartford serial in Blue and Gray
The patriotic magazine in Philadelphia features a serial titled With Farragut on the Hartford. The author uses the pen name Union Jack but is known as a United States Navy officer currently in command of a vessel. Xanthus Smith is engaged to illustrate the papers with technically superior naval drawings.
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Farragut
Hartford
Philadelphia
United States Navy
Xanthus Smith
Hill on War Powers and Hawaii Queen Crisis
David B. Hill argues in the Senate that the president has no authority to use military force to restore a deposed Hawaiian queen. He asserts that war requires congressional declaration and cites the U.S. Constitution. He warns that the nation is in a dangerous situation.
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David B. Hill
Senate
Pickler Sees Humble Tone in Cleve land Message
Minneapolis reporter quotes Hon J A Pickler on Cleve land's message stating the garden seed distribution recommendation is the strangest in the document. He notes the president employs stronger language on Hawaii pensions tariffs and calls the overall document tame.
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Minneapolis Journal
J. A. Pickler
Cleveland
Agricultural Department
Hawaii
Lawmaking Critics Urge Fewer Statutes in State
The Sioux Falls Press, commenting on an editorial from the Huronite, argues the state legislates too much. It calls for lawmakers to contest reducing laws rather than expanding the statutes and legislation.
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Huronite
Sioux Falls
Annual European War Scare Fades As Spring Arrives
The piece notes the recurring autumn fears of war in Europe, predicting no immediate conflict. It cites financial limits on campaigns and recalls a Rothschild remark in 1885 about inability to afford war, highlighting money as the decisive factor in any large-scale conflict.
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England
Russia
Rothecchild
Pettigrew Attacks Wilson Tariff In Congress Opinion
Senator Pettigrew declares the current congressional session will do little beyond passing the Wilson tariff bill. He argues the bill harms national interests but predicts its passage despite Democratic party criticisms and strong invective against it.
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Congress
Democratic Party
Protection and Republican Protest in 1890s Debate
The passage argues that tariff protection is essential for progress and national destiny. It contends Republicans will not filibuster and will pressure support, framing free trade as a threat to American wages, food, and clothing standards and predicting clearer paths for Republican success in 1896.
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Republican Party
Brookings county circular sparks populist clash, pundits comment
Senator Kyle argues the circular harms the state and denies South Dakotans would repudiate debts. He calls armed resistance against sheriffs idle talk. Congressman Boen labels repudiation as a war measure and praises populist boldness if extremists act, while doubting Kyle’s view.
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Brookings County
Kyle
South
South Dakota
Populist Circulars Spark County Meeting in Brookings
A fiery populist effusion denounces silver demonetization and calls for debt suspension after November 1, 1893. The document urges the people to demand constitutional banking reform and vows to defend rights with their lives. A public meeting is planned in Brookings for Saturday or Monday to act on these proposals.
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Huvurontrz
Brooxrras
un-American Congress
Wall Street
Brookings
Circular Endorsement Sparks Editorial Clash
Brookings Press denounces a circular as disloyal debt repudiation. The DeSmet Independent questions potential results. The piece mocks Lattin family notoriety and August Spies Lattin in a tense exchange.
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Brookings Press
DeSmet Independent
Lattin
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