Spain Sees another sad yet glorious Sunday
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1898
Page
3
Rain saves crops in Jim River Valley on June 30
Heavy June rain arrives just in time to rescue crops across the Jim River Valley. Farmers report improved soil moisture and potential yield gains as storms move through the region on the last day of June.
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Jim River
Union County backs A. O. Ringsrud for governor
Union County endorses A. O. Ringsrud as candidate for governor. The decision reflects local support across communities and signals momentum for Ringsrud in the gubernatorial race.
Eustice Nominated by Republicans for Minnesota Governor
W. H. Eustice has been nominated for governor of Minnesota by the Republican party. The announcement highlights his political background and the party's support ahead of the election season.
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W. H. Eustice
Minnesota
Pennsylvania Democrats Omit Free Silver Reference
In a surprising platform shift, Pennsylvania Democrats exclude any mention of free silver policy, signaling a strategic move away from populist monetary reform historically tied to late 19th century debates. Party leaders justify the omission as aligning with current economic priorities and fiscal restraint.
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Pennsylvania
Admiration Grows for Cervera After Fleet Destruction
Amid triumph celebrations Americans express praise for Admiral Cervera's bold actions. Though his squadron was destroyed, his daring earns widespread admiration and spirited reactions across the nation.
Sampson Noted To Have Acted Properly In Pro Per Manner
The report states Sampson has done the proper thing at the proper time in a pro per manner and is considered all right.
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Sampson
Surrender Demand from Shafter Echoed by Spaniards
Shafter’s ultimatum to the Spaniards urges surrender to avoid annihilation. The message stresses a decisive warning and implies the Spanish forces face swift defeat if they refuse. The tone is firm and carries the implication of imminent action.
Fourth of July Cheers from McKinley to Sampson
McKinley wired Sampson the congratulations of the country. Taking things as they come, the 4th was a glorious day.
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McKinley
Sampson
Government revenue stamp law takes effect today
New revenue act begins today with a government stamp affixed to every item used by the public. The change affects purchases and daily goods as officials enforce the new fee.
On to Spain Says Administration and People Agree
The administration proclaims a shift toward Spain while public sentiment expresses faith in McKinley. Citizens voice cautious optimism as political leaders push for decisive action and unity amid debate.
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Spain
McKinley
Faulk County Backs Pickler for Congress
Faulk county officials declare support for Pickler the candidate for Congress settling the long debated question of whether Pickler will run. Party backing and local momentum signal a formal candidacy path.
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Faulk County
Pickler
Cervera Relieved From Command at Santiago Harbor
The report states Cervera is relieved of command of the Spanish fleet at San tiago while Sampson completed the operation, allowing him to attend to a routine hair cut.
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Cervera
Santiago
Sampson
Haney praised as strongest man this side of the river
The Pierre Journal notes that Heronire agrees Judge Haney is the strongest candidate for Congress on this side of the river. The remark emphasizes Haney's stature and support in local political circles.
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Pierre Journal
Heronire
Haney
Congress
Boys at Santiago Make History in Nation’s Record
The boys at Santiago are making history and will be remembered as heroes. Their feats illuminate a bright page in the nation’s record and deserve lasting honor for all involved.
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Santiago
Judge Haney to Speak at Huron on July Fourth
Huron residents will hear Judge Haney deliver a scholarly address on July 4, promising a refined oration and notable rhetorical skill for the holiday listening event.
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Haney
Queen’s silence after Cervera departs Santiago harbor
The queen sent a congratulatory telegram to Admiral Cervera on his entry into Santiago harbor but has not extended similar congratulations as he leaves port, a notable diplomatic omission noted by observers.
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Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Port
Burke for Congress Gains Outside Backing in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen News endorses Chas. H. Burke for congress marking the first paper outside Hughes county to support Purke. The editorial signals Burke's bid as favorable and aims to inform readers of local political alignment.
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Aberdeen News
Chas. H. Burke
Congress
The
News
Hughes County
Purke
County Republicans Split Before Primaries
Republicans in the county show divided preferences but after the primaries they will unite behind a single nominee chosen by the party.
Populists Face Defeat Claim in 1898 State Race
Harry Hunter bets $100 that the populists will lose the state this fall, framing the issue as the test of the degenerating populist party of 1898.
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Harry Hunter
South Dakota Regiment Sails for the Philippines
The South Dakota regiment sailed for the Philippines Tuesday. All honor to the boys who carry the protecting stars and stripes of the United States into the Orient.
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South Dakota
Phillippines
United States
Contractor John E. Hipple Returns to State Printing
John E. Hipple emerges as a state contractor after prior service as auditor. The Huronate expresses hope he will fare better in this role, receiving two classes of state printing assignments and aiming to improve outcomes in public work.
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John E. Hipple
Null’s Argument Deemed Ablest in Railroad Case
The Sioux Falls Press lauds attorney Thomas H. Null as delivering the ablest argument before Judge Carland on the railroad case, noting even his opponents concede the point. Null is hailed as one of the northwest’s most able lawyers.
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Sioux Falls
Thomas H. Null
Carland
Northwest
Opposition to Burke for Congress in Hughes County
Considerable opposition has manifested itself against Chas. H. Burke for Congress in Hughes County surprising the Huronite. Burke has been faithful to Hughes County interests and during the last legislative session he saved from passage the capital removal resolution. Pierre people must be ungrateful.
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Chas. H. Burke
Congress
Hughes County
Burke
Pierre
Hail to the American volunteer in Cuba
In the early land actions of the war the American volunteer proves the nation’s strength lies in its young men. Roosevelt’s rough riders led the assault on Santiago while volunteers endure, fight, and bear the army’s first sacrifices. The article honors volunteer courage and calls them the true kings of the republic.
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Sioux City Journal
Santiago
Col. Wood
Volunteer Cavalry
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
Republic
Phillips-VanCise Contest Gains GOP Backing
Republican newspapers in Lawrence County express strong support for Edwin VanCise for Congress. If the county convention instructs its delegation for VanCise, the Black Hills region could see a candidate who leads Knowles west of the river by a thousand votes and statewide by about eight thousand.
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Lawrence County
Edwin VanCise
Congress
Mr. VanCise
Black Hills
Freeman Knowles
Sampson's Victory and Santiago Fall Reported
News wires flash Sampson's victory over Cervera s fleet at Santiago harbor along with the fall of Santiago. Shafter joins the nation’s heroes, praised for wisdom and bold leadership as critics may fade briefly before Havana is captured.
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Sampson
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
United States
Santiago
Shafter
Primary System Question Settled at the Polls
Republicans of the county have had ample time to test the primary system. The question of continuing it is submitted at the primaries on the 8th. A full expression of the voters on this question should be had. Let no one ignore it at the polls. The Hoeronice is of the opinion that the system is a failure and should be repealed.
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Hoeronice
Call issued for state convention to nominate three railroad commissioners
Chairman J. D. Elliott issues the call for the Republican state convention with the purpose of nominating three railroad commissioners. The move signals the party's plan to challenge the legality of a law extending commissioners' terms.
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J. D. Elliott
Volunteer Spirit Preserves Union and Cuba’s Freedom
The speaker praises volunteers as the backbone of the Union in the Civil War and predicts they will drive Spain from Cuba in the future. The language elevates citizen-soldier ideals and valor of volunteers in fighting for liberty.
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Santiago
Union
Cuba
Spain
Oration by Judge Haney Delivers Scholarly Address
The Judge Haney oration at the opera house Monday stood as the most scholarly ever heard before a Beadle county audience. It was pure in tone, elaborate in style, and lofty in patriotism, avoiding bombast or crowd-pleasing phrases. The Hv RONITE will print the full text in Saturday's Daily for state press attention.
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Haney
Opera House
Beadle County
Hvronite
Call to Repeal The Primary System
The passage argues the primary system is more objectionable than the convention and should be repealed. It notes defeats two years ago on the Republican ticket were tied to this nominating method and warns of danger to the ticket this year. It urges every Republican desiring party success to vote for repeal.
Primaries Set For Republican Nominees Across Nation
The candidates before Republicans are well known and many good men cannot be nominated. Voters should choose wisely and prefer country candidates to unite the ticket. All seek success in November, so participate in the primaries to assure victory.
Crop Report Shows Rain Boost For State Grains
Department of Agriculture weekly summary for week ending July 4, 1898 notes below normal temperatures with early warmth, then cool nights. June 30 and July 1 rains improved spring wheat oats barley rye flax corn and gardens, especially east of the Missouri River, though some fields of oats and rye remain permanently damaged. Overall corn prospects strong. early grain harvest expected earlier than usual. localized hail and rust noted. Extracts from county reports indicate copious rains and improved conditions across several counties with variations in damage from prior hot winds.
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Missouri River
Turner County
Black Hills
Aurora
Eadlie
Ben Homme
Clark
Codington
Edmunds
Fall River
Grant
Hamlin
Hanson
Hughes
Hutchinson
Crop prospects show widespread copious rains restore grain health
A regional crop bulletin reports copious rains across counties easing drought with spring wheat oats barley and rye recovering from prior hot dry winds. Some local fields suffered wind and rust, but overall prospects brighten as crops head and ripen under improving conditions and ongoing rainfall.
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Dakota
John Longstaff
Union County
A. O. Ringsrud
Lead City
Republican
Department OF Agriculture
the Weather Bureau
Hyde
Marshall
McCook
McPherson
Meade
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Lake
Lincoln
Roberts
Sanborn
Stanley
Turner
Walworth
Yankton
America
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Rrohkpp
Clothier
Vance
C. M. Wilson
J. M. Carter
Horace
Cook
Valley Township
Joan T. Baker
McConnagell
F. A. Munson
Huron
W. E. Coutness
Richland Township
Joan Woop
Joan
Milne
Bee
Ewat
C. Burney
Beadle
Josefh H. Alexander
Sherf. Pay
Register OF Deeds
Office of of Deeds
Ewes Wisenor
Geo. E. Manarry
P. O
Wacheaien, S. D
Eer M. Tomas
F. G. Wilde
H. J. Warp
Noyes Appelman
F. Corey
Bonilla
Edwin Dukes
Justice OF the Peace
H. A. van Dantsem
Joan H. Mrucer
Standard Savings Bank
State Bank
Resources
South Daxora
County of
I. W.S. Davis
W. S. Davis
N.M.W . Notary Public
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