Roosevelt Acts Against Northern Securities Trust
President Roosevelt orders action against the Northern Securities company with Attorney General Knox authoring an anti trust opinion that unsettles Morgan Hill and Harriman and pleases Gov. Van Sant of Minnesota as the government asserts its power over trusts and combinations.
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Knox
Morgan’s
Hill’s
Harriaman
Gov
van Sant
Minnesota
United States
Minnesota Seeks Bill of Complaint Against Northern Securities Denied
The U S supreme court denied Minnesota a bill of complaint against Northern Securities for lack of jurisdiction. Governor Van Sant said the method of procedure cannot be fixed until the court’s jurisdiction ruling is published, and the state will act promptly to enforce laws and protect rights.
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Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Gov. van Sant
Supreme Court
Sleeper Train Delayed to Help North Western Huron Route
The Minneapolis sleeper on the Chicago and North-Western will not run to Huron yet. Analysts say Huron must await Jim Hill’s passenger service on the Great Northern before travelers gain up to date train service between the Twin Cities and here.
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Minneapolis
Chicago and North-Western
Huron
Jim Hill
Great Northern
Here
Insurance rate rise eyed for eastern states by old line firms
The New York Journal of Commerce reports that established eastern insurance companies plan to increase rates across states east of the Rocky Mountains. If they raise charges in South Dakota a premium hike may follow elsewhere.
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The
New York Journal of Commerce
Rocky Mountains
South Dakota
Fire Loss Expected to Mirror Previous Incident
Early projections suggest the upcoming incident will result in a fire loss similar to the prior blaze. Details remain limited as investigators assess structural damage and potential causes.
Senators Tillman and McLaurin Fight on Senate Floor
Senators Tillman and McLaurin engaged in a fist fight on the senate floor Saturday during Washington's birthday observance. The clash reflected Tillman's contentious personality and drew national attention to the chamber.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate OKs public building in Deadwood and Brule treaty funds
The senate passed a bill for a public building in Deadwood and ratified an agreement with the Lower Brule Indians, approving $70,000 to carry the measure into effect.
Funeral for South Dakota Attorney General Pyle Draws Crowds
The funeral of the late Attorney General Pyle was among the largest ever held in South Dakota. Friends were legion and mourned his untimely death.
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Pyle
South Dakota
Legion
Territories Committee Backs NM Arizona and Oklahoma Statehood
The house committee on territories unanimously reports a bill admitting New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma as states. The measure moves toward congressional action on three western territories seeking statehood.
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House Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Sampson Schley controversy climbs into Sioux Falls race
The Sioux Falls Press reports the Samp son Schley dispute will be covered in the 1904 election. Democrats say the issue has been long sought and finally found to shape public debate.
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Sioux Falls
Sampson-Schley
Louisville City Council Pushes $50 Clergy Tax Measure
The Louisville city council proposes a $50 per year tax on preachers and drafted an ordinance to enforce the levy aiming at generating revenue and drawing attention to the debate over clergy taxation.
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Louisville
Blizzards Define New York as Storm State
An opinion notes New York should be nicknamed Empire State no longer, arguing it is the Blizzard State due to severe snow and wind storms surpassing other states in the Union.
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New York
Empire State
Death of Attorney General Pyle Praised as Honest Soldier
In the death of Attorney General Pyle the state loses one of its best citizens a strong fearless honest man who did his duty without fear or favor.
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Pyle
State Committee To Set Time And Place For Convention
The Republican state committee plans to meet in a few days to decide the timing and location of the upcoming statewide convention.
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Republican State Committee
Gov Herreid appoints Aurand public examiner
Gov. Herreid appoints Geo. C. Aurand to the vacant post of public examiner following the resignation of H. N. Cooper.
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Gov. Herreid
Geo. C. Aurand
H. N. Cooper
Prince Henry Guest of the Nation and Wheeler’s Prattle
The text notes Prince Henry as a guest of the nation and mocks Congressman Wheeler for foolish talk. It adds a quip about a man with idle time forming a new secret society per the Mitchell Gazette.
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Prince Henry
Congressman Wheeler
Huron Seeks Wholesale Grocery House
Huron pursues a large wholesale grocery house as a prospective local enterprise. H J Mowry named receiver of public moneys at Water Town. Senate to dispose of the Philippine tariff bill on Monday February 24. Miss Stone the captive missionary has been released.
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H. J. Mowry
Senate
Miss Stone
Knox Eyes Opportunity to Knock the Trusts
Knox pursues a bold move to challenge established trusts as a major policy shift looms. Local officials weigh risks and potential gains for residents amid growing public interest.
The Senate's Saving Clause
The article praises the Senate as a deliberative body where full discussion and criticism precede final votes. It asserts that if the Senate became a mere tool of a small minority, free legislation would be endangered, and emphasizes the duty of legislators to consider public opinion and national interests.
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Senate
House
United States
Must Grant the People Their Rights
Editorial calls for removing the capital to either Huron or Mitchell. It argues Pierre has no future as a capital, condemns the state house as an eyesore, and urges a public vote to let people express themselves on the proposal.
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Bridgewater Times
Huron
Mitchell
Pierre
Ir ona de drink promotes appetite and health refreshment
An advertisement extols IRONADE as the most delicious invigorating beverage made from pure vegetable tonics and aromatics. It claims life renewing properties and places it among first class druggists and refreshment venues as a more pleasant drink than soda water.
Pyle’s Death Sparks Interest in Minnesota Succession
Official circles in the state are keen on the death of Attorney General Pyle of South Dakota after a lingering illness. His last public appearance was at the Helena conference, and he fell ill after returning from Montana. Pyle was more radical than GovernorHH Reid, so the choice of his successor is awaited with unusual interest.
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R. W. Wheelock
Minneapolis Tribune
Pyle
South Dakota
Helena
Montana
Political Industry Lacks Activity in Sioux Falls Press
A South Dakota citizen offers himself for a state ticket as industry slows, urging a new hitch on prosperity when one sector halts abruptly.
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Sioux
Falls
South Dakota
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall’s Catarrh Cure
Advertises that deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies and blames catarrh for most cases. Promises $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions Toledo firm F. J. Connery & Co and retail price 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Coenry & Co
Toledo
Lumber Demand Puts One Third of Year’s Output Sold
Duluth reports 120 million feet of local lumber already sold to go out by water this season. Eastern buyers will manufacture 20 million feet of their own logs, together with sold logs, accounting for about one third of the year’s production already disposed of.
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Duluth
Georgia Society Banquet Causes a Sensation
In New York at the Marlborough hotel the Georgia society banquet ended amid confusion as James B. Gray the second vice president criticized the reception of Prince Henry. He deplored the ovation given to a German admiral and condemned U.S. flunkeys and plans to send officials to the British coronation.
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New York
Georgia Society
Marlborough Hotel
James B. Gray
Prince Henry
Mr. Gray
United States
Practically Suspended Senators Tillman and McLaurin
Washington on February 25. Senate president pro tem Frye directs clerks not to call the names of Senators Tillman and McLaurin on roll calls, effectively suspending them from senatorial functions. McLaurin arrived first. Tillman came as prayer began. A resolution by Mr. Pritchard seeks to have the privileges and elections committee investigate Tillman’s charges of improper influence on McLaurin’s vote for the Spanish peace treaty. Additional debate centers on promises attributed to President McKinley regarding the Philippine tariff and related remarks by Mr. Wellington and Mr. McComas.
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Washington
Frye
Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
McComas
Wellington
McKinley
Hoar
M.kinley
Knox Recommends Removal Of Judge Noyes
Attorney General Knox presents findings to the president on Judge Arthur H. Noyes of the U S Court Alaska. He deems Noyes improper in appointing mining company receivers and wrong to refuse a bill of exceptions, disallow an appeal, and mismanage writs of superseders. He urges removal from office. Noyes is from Minneapolis and was appointed by McKinley on Senator Davis’s recommendation.
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Washington
Knox
Arthur H. Noyes
United States Court
Alaska
Noyes
Minneapolis
McKinley
Davis
New offered as first assistant postmaster general
Washington February 25 Harry S New of Indianapolis has been offered the post of first assistant postmaster general to succeed William M Johnson who has resigned New is a Republican national committee member from Indiana and editor of the Indianapolis Journal The change will occur within two months and New has not yet answered Professor
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Washington
Harry S. New
Indianapolis
William M. Johnson
New Jersey
New
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Indianapolis Journal
Double death by gas in Detroit rooming house
The bodies of a man and woman were found suffocated by gas in a Park Place rooming house in Detroit. A woman in an adjoining room was found unconscious but expected to recover. Names were not learned. authorities think a personal crisis led to the gas escapse.
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Detroit
Mich
Park Place
Three Minneapolis Papers Back Kleansall Soap
The Tribune Times and Journal endorse Kleansall as the best soap for office cleanliness and household use. Originated as a passenger car cleaner it cleans grease grime and varnish without damage. It serves as shaving soap bath cleaner dishwashing window cleaning and wood floor care. Agencies and samples are available through this office.
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Tribune, Times and Journal Indorse
Kleansall
Minneapolis
Tribune, Journal and Times
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Ad
An 25 cent Allen's Foot-Ease ad promises relief for tired feet including corns bunions and ingrown nails. It urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores.
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Allen
Burton's Fuel Economizer Promises Savings and Self-Cleaning Heat
Burton's Fuel Economizer in polished steel and common steel claims to maximize heat, replace two feet of stove pipe, and fit all fuels. Priced at 5 dollars for polished steel and 4.50 for common steel with a Detroit FOB shipment option. A two week satisfaction guarantee offers refunds. Contact W. J. Burton & Co at 200-202 W Larned St Detroit Mich.
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Wellsville
F.O. B
Detroit
Burton
Mercantile
J. C
W. J. Burton & Co
Mrrs
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