Morrill Dies. Longtime Senator Ended Civil War Era
Senator Morrill of Vermont is dead in Washington. He was the oldest senator and served 31 years in the Senate. His career began in the House before the Civil War, supported Lincoln, backed McKinley in the Spanish American War era, and began his congressional work in 1844, ending with death.
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Critic Says Frost Branded as Narrowheaded Knave in SD War Role
The speaker denounces Lee for appointing Frost colonel of South Dakota volunteers claiming he is bigoted and unkind. He accuses Frost of indifference to soldiers suffering and dying abroad, labeling him a small man lifted from the ranks who lost his former sense of humanity.
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Col Bryan Reconsiders Issues on His Chicago Visit
Col Bryan argues anti expansion is urgent while branding the Philippines question as decisive for national policy. He met Chicago Democrats including Mayor Harrison and Robert E Burke, denying a Carnegie letter and saying imperialism and free silver are secondary to the new issue.
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Inaugural Ball Opens and Speakership Fight
Pierre and state officials begin a tense opening with Wilmarth backed by Somers as the slate forms in caucus. Senate cuts pay for many staff, selects officers, and shifts power to Black Hills reps, while Gov. Lee prepares to face an early governor’s race. Dr. Blackburn dies at Hillside cemetery after a storied career as minister, educator, author.
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State officers sworn in as new North Dakota legislature begins
Pierre January 3 state officers were sworn in in the senate chamber. The senate elected Clay Gunderson president, Keene presided, and the caucus slate moved through. House organization followed with Packard seeking adjournment to tomorrow but was voted down. governor’s message to be delivered tomorrow focusing on charges of accepting interest.
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Funeral for Dr Blackburn Held at East Pierre
The service for Dr. Blackburn, longtime pastor of the East Pierre Presbyterian Church, drew a full audience with attendees from Huron and officials including Coe J. Crawford and John L. Pyle. Pres. French of Duren College led the rites, praising his lengthy ministry and urging the community to support improved school libraries and centralization of schools for a stronger future. Oliver P. Myers signs off as he passes the post to his successor.
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Teething Baby Relief with Mrs Winslow’s Syrup
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy for babies. It claims to soothe the child soften the gums ease pain cure wind colic and treat diarrhoea at twenty five cents per bottle.
Professor M Schoenert Teaches Voice and Instrumental Music
Music instruction offered by Professor M Schoenert teacher of vocal and instrumental music and German. Beginners or advanced pupils receive thorough instruction and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Call any time residence and studio at College second floor.
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Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Doctors And Public
The article extols Paine's celery compound as a world famous remedy discovered by Prof. Edward E. Phelps. It credits his Yale training and Dartmouth professorships, claiming the treatment cures sleeplessness, digestive issues, liver and kidney troubles, neuralgia, rheumatism, and general debility, with lasting health gains and appetite improvement.
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Land exchange notice from Geo C Ingram in Nebraska
To exchange I offer a quarter section of land in western Kansas for lands in Beadle county Nebraska Parties wishing to exchange may address me at Stromsburg Polk county Nebraska Geo C Ingram Old papers for sale at this office five cents per bundle
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