Spooner outlines plan for Filipino governance and growth
Senator Spooner argues for staying in the Philippines to develop resources build local governments and win Filipino confidence. Gus Bach of Turner county seeks nomination as commissioner of school and public lands backed by the Republican banner. his business and political acumen are highlighted as likely to secure support.
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Pino
Spooner
Wisconsin
Gus. Bach
Turner County
Bach
Vaccination Cuts Smallpox Deaths in Sweden Across Eras
The text notes Sweden’s smallpox death rate fell from 2145 per million before vaccination to 155 during seventy years of compulsory vaccination and to two per million in the ten years ending 1894. It argues these figures prove vaccination’s effectiveness.
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Sweden
Senate Holds All Law Making Power In Congress
The piece argues the Senate alone now makes laws, noting lawmakers in the House have lost influence and members are likened to talking postal cards in a system where the Senate controls legislation.
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Senate
United States
House
Congress
Penny postage would not help small business men
The author argues penny postage would benefit department stores banks and wholesalers but not small business men. They advocate overhauling second class mail instead as a better measure for aiding ordinary people.
Caldwell Faces Decision on Sioux City Mayoral Post
E. W. Caldwell weighs leaving his job at the Sioux City Journal for the mayoral post in an Iowa city, drawn by public service though the inducement and salary are modest for the duties ahead.
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E. W. Caldwell
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Mississippi Legislature Hails Mrs Davis During Visit
Mrs. Jefferson Davis drew an ovation from Mississippi lawmakers during a visit last week as the legislature praised her husband’s conspicuous service. The Mississippi audience appeared to interpret the phrase in varied ways amid the homage.
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Tion
Mississippi
Spirit's Advice Sparks Summer Promise
The Howard Spirit urges the writer to stay modest and keep to the classics as the season holds steady in current warmth. The purist vows to heed this guidance and maintain focus through the coming July.
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Howard
Spirit
Mercury
Crawford Triumphs In Iowa Court Suit
Hon Coe Crawford has won a significant law suit in Iowa courts. The Lowans faced a tough case as Crawford pressed the law and facts before court and jury.
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Hon. Coe
Crawford
Iowa
Lowans
Democrats hunt for issue signals GOP timing right
The observation that Democrats search for a campaign issue indicates Republicans may be pursuing the correct strategy at an opportune moment.
New Jersey Farm Product Value Surges in 1899
The census bureau bulletin reports New Jersey farm product value rose by 50.6 percent in 1899 compared to 1898, indicating a significant gain for the state's agricultural sector.
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The
Census Bureau
New Jersey
Assessment Notice For Stevenson Not Properly Served
A historical notice critiques the handling of the Stevenson assessment notice, noting that the proper procedures were not followed and that the notice may not have been properly served to affected parties.
Salem Capital Move Proposed by Tom Bishop Vote
The dialogue declares Tom Bishop’s proposal to relocate the capital to Salem and urges honoring his town with the move, framing a vote in favor of Salem.
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Ami
Tom Bishop
Salem
Tom
Sioux City Wins Right to Run Its Water System
Sioux City taxpayers celebrate Iowa Supreme Court ruling granting the municipal corporation the authority to operate its own water system. The decision ends external control and sets the city on a path to managing local water services.
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Sioux City
Supreme Court of Iowa
Mrs Roosevelts Gown Spending Expected to Hit Stipulated Allowance
Description of Mrs Roosevelts new gowns suggests she will exhaust her self imposed annual allowance for clothing. The note implies a trend toward lavish attire used to publicize her image and social role.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Editor Seeks Referee Role in Capital Removal Fight
Public Opinion editor aims to officiate the upcoming capital removal struggle. He plans to approach the legislature, Cory, and participate in the skirmish.
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Cory
Nation owes beet sugar makers as Cuba cane grower allies
The article argues that the nation owes a debt to beet sugar manufacturers comparable to that owed to Cuban sugar cane growers, stressing a duty to domestic producers alongside international suppliers.
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Cuba
House Passes Anti Oleomargarine Bill Big Step
The passage of the anti oleomargarine bill by the house of representatives is hailed as a significant move to support the daily interests of the country.
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House of Representatives
Caldwell enters Sioux City mayoral race
E. W. Caldwell known as Happy Cal of Sioux City declares his candidacy for mayor and vows to mobilize all support he can muster for the campaign.
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E. W. Caldwell
Happy Cal
Sioux City
Cal
Iowa Legislature Tackles Anti-Pass Bill Rolls Back Railroad Lobby
In Iowa the legislature debates an anti-pass bill that, if enacted, would sharply reduce railroad lobby influence and reshape transportation policy.
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Iowa
Croker Aims For Dairyman Son In Milking Family
Richard Croker plans to train his son to take over dairying as the family maintains a strong milking tradition. The inheritance of the dairy trade is expected to continue with the son poised to succeed.
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Richard Croker
Sioux Falls Jobbers Win Concessions in Railway Dispute
The Sioux Falls jobbers have secured the concessions they requested from the North Western, signaling the end of the early railroad conflict and a potential easing of tensions between the two parties.
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Sioux Falls
North- Western
Population boom to double state landowners face impact
The piece notes a population jump planned for the state within ten years and warns landowners in South Dakota about future changes. It mentions a lackluster groundhog sighting, newspapers debating capital removal with restraint, Prince Henry traveling to the United States, and potential boosts from sauerkraut and Frank forts.
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South
Prince Henry
United States
Frankforts
Kimball Fire in Brule County Causes $50,000 Loss
A major blaze in Kimball Brule county caused extensive damage with losses estimated at fifty thousand dollars. No injuries reported. Firefighters from the city battled the flames for hours before containment.
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Kimball
Brule County
Carnegie institute to open to both sexes in South Dakota
The article notes a proposed Carnegie institute for higher education in South Dakota will be open to both men and women. It also mentions rapid growth in Huron's real estate market, keeping pace with rural districts.
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Carnegie Institute For Higher Education
Huron
Deadwood Builds New Hotel With 100000 Dollar Cost
Deadwood plans a new hotel project costing 100000 dollars. The project details include construction plans and anticipated local economic impact.
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Deadwood
Land Prices Fall in Jim River Valley
Real estate observers note current land prices in the Jim River Valley are at a low point, with expectations that values may rise in future years as demand and development potential increase.
Cure Deafness With Constitutional Remedies
A claim that deafness arises from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can be cured by constitutional remedies. The ad asserts nine of ten deafness cases stem from catarrh, offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills with contacts in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Coenry & Co
Toledo
Linn Short and Knows It Salem Special
Report notes Linn in command role and acknowledges awareness of ongoing events. No further details or context available in the excerpt.
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Linn Short
Soldier’s Home audit shows $1038 deficit upon departure
Investigations reveal the former inmate of the Soldiers' Home owed $1038 at leaving time. He admits the shortfall and officials deem the state fortunate to recover only that amount.
Wants a Tax Commission in South Dakota
Aberdeen News argues for a tax commission to craft an equitable taxation law. It notes repeated defeats by farmer legislators and urges a thorough, specialized investigation to ensure fair personal property assessments beyond the brief legislative sessions.
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Aberdeen News
South Dakota
Danger in Exercise of Matrimonial Authority
A discussion from the January Atlantic argues marriage should be a relation of equals. It rejects femal submission as slavery and insists on mutual respect, freedom, and service without coercion.
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Wm. M. Salter
Havermeyer stance on sugar tariffs shocks the poor
Seattle readers are urged to assess President Havemeyer of the sugar trust as he argues against duties on raw sugar claiming $85,000,000 in savings for consumers. The question remains if refined sugar duties should also be removed to help the people and curb European cheaper sugars.
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Seattle Post-Intelligence
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Havermeyer
Europe
Mr. Havemeyer
Prof
Myer
Capital Removal Backed by Huronite Leader
The Daily Huronite supports moving the capital and invites Brule county to elect a delegation pledged to removal rather than Mitchell. If such delegations oppose lobby influence, the capital issue could be settled quickly by the people’s representatives.
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Union County Courier
John Longstaff
Huronite
Kimball Graphic
Mitchell
Huron
Pierre
Brule County
Peruna endorsements from Illinois General Assembly member
A fragment listing endorsements for Peruna from John J. Furlong and others, praising its cure of catarrh and claiming permanent relief. Letters mention Dr. Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio, inviting further inquiries for gratis advice.
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Thirty-fifth
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Osgood St
Chicago
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
John J. Furlong
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