Insurance Reform in South Dakota Urged by Huronite
The Huronite discusses high insurance premiums in South Dakota and a push for state rated rates or mutual companies. It cites 447 percent total receipts for losses over thirteen years and 44.9 percent of premiums paid in four years. It endorses removalists and resubmission of the capital question with Huron supporting resubmission but also removal.
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South Dakota
East
South
Huron
Redfield
Mitchell
Rumor of Capital Removal Movement Amid Public Debate
Among ongoing discussions the claim that a movement seeks to remove capital is spreading. The snippet notes widespread chatter without presenting concrete plans or names, leaving the rumor unverified and the public unsure of its origins.
Old Issues Revived in Populist Debate by H L Loucks
H L Loucks asserts populism is not a dead issue while arguing money must have value beyond quantity. He notes growing openness to government railroad ownership and reduced opposition to private land ownership, hoping populist ideas influence the Republican party, potentially joining with socialists.
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Great West
Loucks
Mr. Loucks
Republican Party
Municipal Ownership Proves Costly Light in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls operates its own electric light plant and after a year reports show the municipal system provides brighter lighting at lower costs. The piece notes municipal ownership is no longer experimental and argues for broader public works. It also laments the opera house fire in Huron and urges rebuilding. Redfield Huron and Mitchell coordinate toward a joint capital plan, remaining united against opposition.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
Redfield
Mitchell
Recluse Surveyor Hired for Bridges from Chamberlain and Pierre
A retiree living near Pierre in Hughes County announces he has been engaged by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul and by the North Western to survey a road to the Hills. The surveyor expects a busy season when swallows return.
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Blunt
Hughes County
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
North Western
Chamberlain
Pierre
Senator Kittredge pushes English language standard for territories
Senator Kittredge takes a practical stand on admitting New Mexico and Arizona. He argues that before statehood these territories should be able to transact official business in English.
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Kittredge
New Mexico
Arizona
Union
South Dakota Adrift in National Press Ties
A Washington Post feature praises South Dakota's leading industry with Mrs Molineux credited for free publicity, while the paper questions local responsibility for national perceptions and critiques ignorance and imbecility linked to coverage.
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Washington Post
South Dakota
The
Aberdeen News backs resubmission of capital question
The Aberdeen News advocates resubmission of the capital question, asserting it will bolster removalists and noting the paper's status as the state’s most influential Republican publication.
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Aberdeen News
HouRoONITE Acknowledges Invitation to Inaugural Ball
The HouRoONITE acknowledges receipt of an invitation to the inaugural ball at the Locke. The reception begins at 8:30 PM followed by the ball on Tuesday evening January 6.
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Locke
Gifts Arrive Early for Christmas Courtesy Recalled
The notice urges early Christmas presents to ensure reciprocity this year and reminds that a debt becomes due after twelve months.
Public Examiner Aurand Resigns in South Dakota Shakeup
Geo C Aurand the public examiner of South Dakota has resigned. Deputy examiner A F LeClaire will also terminate his services with his chief.
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Geo. C. Aurand
South Dakota
A. F. LeClaire
Pierre Friends Rally Behind J. L. Brown for Speaker
Pierre residents express support for Hon. J. L. Brown as speaker candidate. The town eyes the election with optimism and hopes for Brown to win.
Huronite Invited to Inaugural Reception and Ball
The Huronite acknowledges an invitation to the Inaugural reception and ball in Pierre on Tuesday evening January 6.
Reading Company Warns Coal Famine to Persist This Winter
The Reading railroad company states its view that a coal famine will continue through winter. The House of Representatives has appropriated $500,000 to enforce the Sherman anti trust law. U. E. Lawson of Union County announces his candidacy for speaker of the House.
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Reading Railroad Company
House of Representatives
U. E. Lawson
Union County
Con famine born of its terrors warns ninety days ahead
A fragment warns that ninety days from now the famine will be born of its terrors, signaling a looming crisis. The text presents a prophetic or ominous forecast without specific dates or places. It emphasizes fear and impending hardship rather than concrete details.
Catarrh cures advertised by Dr. Hartman in Ohio
Promoters claim Peruna cures catarrh and consumption with a free first month plan. Letters from women like Mrs Alla Schwandt and Mrs Jennie Cable praise relief from neuralgia and chronic symptoms after using Hartman medicines. Readers urged to send name and address to Dr Hartman in Columbus for guidance and a 64 page catarrh book.
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Hartmar
Hartman
Columbus
Peruna Medicine Co
Ohio
Alla Schwandt
Sanborn
Mini
Jennie Cable
Spokane
Was
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbw
Society Lady Endorses Peruna For Colds
Miss Blanche Myers of Kansas City writes that after catching severe colds following parties she was cured by one bottle of Peruna. She states the remedy ends her fear of colds and catarrh lasting weeks.
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Blanche Myers
Penn Street
Kansas City
Peruna
Catarrh Cure Offered Free by Dr Hartman
Catarrh of the nose and head causes discharge sneezing eye and forehead pain and watery eyes with memory lapses. Dr Hartman offers free home treatment to prevent the catarrh from continuing and spreading. Thousands seek relief through his program and tips for self care at home.
Resubmission on Watertow Capitol Question Opinion
Ben Hoover argues the state should have a proper capitol and suggests delaying an appropriation until the removal question is settled this session. He predicts the people will vote again on the capital issue in the coming session if the path forward remains unclear.
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Ben Hoover
Ben
Opposes Winter Meeting at Pierre Over Parlor Issue
President Allen of the South Dakota Press Association reveals he opposed holding the winter meeting in Pierre because a past session required him to sleep in the parlor of the Locke Hotel, a detail he says has fueled the debate.
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Allen
South Dakota Press Association
Brookings Press
Pierre
Locke Hotel
Objects to Women in Rural Mail Service
The Spencer News reports about twenty five women holding rural free delivery mail carrier positions. Postmaster General Dayne appointed them without regard to sex. it is likely all will be removed.
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Spencer News
Dayne
Freeze Delays Hit North Western Trains After Snow
Forty eight hours of snow and freezing weather crippled North Western service. A Pierre toed passenger train arrived Tuesday night but no westbound service ran. A southbound double header arrived late then could not pass Sioux City connections. Pierre to eastbound service resumed only without Pierre links. A work train repaired between Pierre and Huron. mail carload piled in Northwest depot baggage room.
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North-Western
Pierre
Columbia
Sioux City
Nori Western Depo
Mail train arrives without St Paul connection at New Ulm
South Dakotans snowed in here and comfortably quartered at the Kent's are Thad L. Fuller Milbank C. H. Burke Pierre Ben P. Hoover Gettysburg J. P. Cooper Wessington Th C Aikin Brookings.
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St. Paul
New Ulm
South
Masons Consider Erection of Temple and Opera House
A Masonic meeting appointed a committee to study building a lodge hall and opera house on the corner of Dakota avenue and Fourth street. The proposed temple would likely be a prominent state structure, with Geo. S. Hutchinson J. A. Cleaver D. C. Medbery F. R. Brumweil and R. D. Whorton on the committee.
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Masons
Masonic Fraternity
Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Geo. S. Hutchinson
J. A. Cleaver
D. C. Medbery
F. R. Brumweill
R. D. Whorton
Gladiator Show Fails to Draw Big Crowd in Local Opera Hall
Poor attendance blamed on bitter cold and lingering Grand Opera House memory as Sanford Dodge Company stages The Gladiator at Daum's Opera Hall. critics praise Dodge's performance and the troupe's handling but call the turnout financially unsatisfactory. The tour moves next to Madison South Dakota.
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Grand Opera House
Daum
Sanford Dodgeompany
Houronite
Sanford Dodge
Madison, S. D
Notice to Stockholders in Virgioss Pittsburshop Mining Co
Notice is given of a special meeting of stockholders at the branch office in Pittsbur on Monday January 19 1903 to repeal the first stock of the company and to transact other lawful business. Dated Pittsburg Pa December 16 102 C E Hallam secretary. Dec 23 Jan 5 C E Caughnory president.
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Virgioss-Pittsburshopper Mining Company
Pittsbur
Monda
Cauit 1St Ck
Puittsburg
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