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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1886
Page
6
Dakota Self-Government and Prohibition Themes
The piece argues for broad self-government under the U.S. Constitution and urges public understanding and assertion of this right. It also contends that condemning dissenters is unnecessary, and notes saloon-based ventures are not reliably profitable, citing merchant and saloonist business failures.
Dakota unity urged to form state government
The passage asserts that individuals named Campsett Owen McConnell Davis cannot establish a state government for Da kota and contends that only a fully united people can achieve this goal. It emphasizes collective action and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campsett
Dakota
Owen
McConnell
Davis
Dakota League favors dividing territory and statehood plan
The Dakota League advocates dividing the Dakota Territory near the 46th parallel with the southern part admitted as a state under the Sioux Falls constitution. They seek local political advantage for supporters of division and admission, aiming for thorough organization to push the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waoerver
Dakota State League
Dakota Territory
Sioux Falls
Agricultural College
Brookings
Sioux City Journal
Sayler
Lapham
Col. Elson
Huron
Dale
Mellette
DeSmer
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Kingsbury County
Dakota
State League
South Dakota
League
Colonel Meyers Advocates Dakota Self-Government
Cor H R Meyers spoke to the Republican club on Judge Edgerton's Woonsocket views. He argued that Dakota people possess an unquestionable right to organize local self-government as they are, and that questions about South Carolina or Utah are not relevant. The speech aimed to outline what Dakota can do given its present circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. H. R. Meyers
Republican Club
Edgerton
Woonsocket
Dakota
South Carolina
Utah
Col. Meyers
Ituron Republican Club
U. S
Huron
Union
Congress
Territories
Republican Party
Story
Supreme Court of the United States
Charleston
Breckinridge
United States
Dred Scott
House of Congress
Senate
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Committee On Territories
Senate of the
Constitutional Convention
Timbered Dakota Dream Turns Into Beadle County Forecast
An eccentric tale from Sergeant Glenn of the U S Signal Service describes getting lost in a private forest near Miller's land, a joke about a timberless desert turning timbered as Beadle County is forecast to thrive. The piece hints at future wells and water abundance making the county one of the best timbered in the west within a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
U. S. Signal Service
Hvronine
Miller
Dakota
Beadle County
Sioux City
San Francisco
Speech of Col Meyers at Hur on Republican Club
Col Meyers denounces Judge Edgerton in a North Dakota style defense of Dakota statehood. He argues Congress can admit new states, rejects a separate government, and stresses self government under the Sioux Falls constitution against southern Democratic opposition.
Davis Named President of Dakota Press Association
The Sioux Falls Press endorses Augustine Davis of the Heronate as president of the Dakota Press association praising his executive ability and predicting effective leadership as presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls Press
Augustine Davis
Dakota Press Association
Davis
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Paris
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Curiaco
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
Chicago
Elder Publishing Company
Miss Cleveland
Mitchell
Yankton Press
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Yankton
Washineton
Post Office
Broomieray
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Bright
Bloomington
Kanouse
Gifford
Theodore D. Kanouse
Kanonse
Judge Gifford
W. S. Gifford
Washinatox
D. C
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Wellburn
Indian Committee
Mircuelt Repuelican
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Sparks
Buioomixeron, Ill
Singleton
Gen. McNulta
D. T. Littler
Hamilton Spencer
R. E. Williams
Norvil Dixon
Voorhees
McDonald
Messrs
Joan M. Harlan
Blodgett
Curcaco
Justice Harlan
Drummond
R. S. Tuthill
J. D. Caton
H. W. Blodgett
Lyman Trumbull
B. D. McGudden
Tutthill
W. C. Gaudy
M. W. Fuller
J. N. Jewett
Norman Williams
R. W. Jackson
J. L. High
T. S. McClellan
J. R. Doolittle
Edwin Walker
E. B. McCogg
Robert T. Lincoln
Leonard Swett
Henry W. Bishop
L. G. Fisher
Judge Davis
Oakwood Soldiers
Brooxines
Central Dakota Soldiers’ and Sailors
Oakwood
This County
A. J. Edgerton
Harrison Allen
W. V. Lucas
Logan
Washmeton
Randall
Washioron
Nebraska City
Neb
Blaine
Avansta
James G. Blaine
Bar Harbor
New York
Europe
Blunt
Brookin
Chamberlain
Columbia
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Lead City
Madison
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Id City
David
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