Central Dakota Press Association meeting set for August 5–6 1884
Central Dakota Press Association will meet at Huron on August 5 and 6, 1884, urging representation from every paper in the district. Local papers discuss political endorsements, tornado damage in Rieski Nevada, and substantial local press developments including the Kimball Daily Index and new daily publication plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Dakota Press Associaation
Huron
Central Dakota
Kimball Daily
Kimball
Willis & Hammond
Whiting Barnes acquire Tue De Smet News leadership
Whiting and Barnes succeed Hopp and McDonald as owners of Tue De Smet News. Whiting, a former News owner and accomplished printer, joins with Barnes, son of De Smet Judge Barnes. Geo N Breed, reappointed as general manager, is a top printer previously with Brookings Sentinal. Hopp to operate in De Smet. McDonald to move East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue
de Smet News
Whiting & Barnes
Hopp & McDonald
Whiting
the News
Barnes
Judge Barnes
de Smet
Geo
Hopp
McDonald
Central Dakota Press Association Meet Preparations
The Central Dakota Press Association plans a meeting in the city within weeks. The executive committee met at Ree Heights to finalize arrangements and a program while Bro Armstrong works on favorable transportation rates for editors and their wives and for an excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis. Frank Sperry declined a federal judgeship nomination. Francis of the Bismarck land office was appointed receiver. Leonard Smith of Iowa was noted as an attorney of ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Dakota Press Association
Ree Heights
Bro. Armstrong
Transportation Committee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Central Dakota
South Dakota Rights and Admission Efforts Highlighted
The excerpt recalls four years of petitions and protests by South Dakota for statehood and admission, criticizing Democratic and Republican actions, federal appointments, and political maneuvering in Chicago and beyond. It emphasizes unmet rights and delayed recognition, tied to electoral votes and presidential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Democratic House
Union
Chicago
Resignations at Bismarck Land Office Spark Political Tensions
The U S Land Office at Bismarck sees a cabinet aligned replacement as Francis resigns and Sperry steps in, despite Republican endorsements. The move angers Dakota supporters who fear administration bias against Territory residents, criticizing cabinet influence over local choices and heralding lingering discontent.
Nomination shakeup for Dakota associate justice post
President names William H. Francis of Bismarck to the Dakota associate justice seat, replacing Frank Sperry who declines. Sperry becomes receiver at Bismarck land office then resigns. Sperry praised as young, capable. Des Moines telegram notes Seward Smith presumed candidate and reflects on Dakota politics and legal ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sperry
Dakota
William H. Francis
Bismarck
Francis
Sperry
Esmarck
Raymond
Franc
Flannery
Hand
Des Moines
Iowa
Seward Smith
Asschusetts
Withrow
Rock Island Road
Kasson
Montana
Pioneer Press
Teachers Association meeting outlines with officers and resolutions
The South Dakota Teachers Association gathers in Huron with W. H. H. Beadle as president and R. W. Jones as first vice president. A program covers papers on teaching methods, English grammar, and educational literature, plus resolutions praising township systems and Beadle’s contributions. Members listed include Beadle, Jones, Parker, Alburty, McMillan, Smith, Dye, and many others.
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Supt. Beadle
R. H.thomas
E. A. Dye
C.H. Smith
R. D
Thomas
J. C. Collester
L. N. Alburty
Gen. Beadle
Grammer
Dr. Eph. M. Epstein
Vermillion
Beadle
M. E. Church Eee
Land School Board
City of N
Huron
Western Education
Association
W. H. H. Beadle
Yankton
Reuben W
Illa
Eppie McMillan
Emma Smith
Carrie J. Lake
Bonilla
M. H. H. Fate
Elk Point
J. W. Parmley
Roscoe
A. A. Bowen
Parker
Laura Adams
Blunt
F. N.C Shelton
St. Lawrence
Olivia Harper
Nellie Fuller
Lillie Wintermute
Fannie Fuller
Broadland
Lucy L Johnson
Altoona
E. C. Iss
Democratic National Convention in Chicago opens with Bayard support
The Democratic National Convention met in Chicago on July 8 at 11 am with Gov. Bayard of New Jersey and others nominated for leadership. After long wrangling William Vilas of Wisconsin was named permanent chairman as Bayard and Hendrick leaders emerged amid cheers. A Sunday School report from Louisville noted vast participation, with 1,089,229 teachers and 8,056,799 scholars, highlighting outreach and future pledged efforts.
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Chicago
Gov. Hubbard
Texas
William Vilas
Wisconsin
Geo. Gray
Bayard
New Jersey
Hendrick
McDonald
Indiana
John W. Breckenridge
Thurman
Ohio
Carli
Kentucky
Kenzie
Massachusetts
Abbott
Hooker
Mississippi
New York
Lockwood
Cleveland
EG. Wheeler
Louisville
Baptist Church School
America
United States
British North American
Dakota
Beadle
U. States
Cana
Illinois
Dakota Justice Appointments Trigger National Criticism
The editorial blasts President for nominating William H. Francis and Mr Sperry to Dakota posts, arguing the Northwest suffers from repeated snubs. It lauds Raymond for pushing a two additional justices bill and faults the administration for poor selecti ons and local political meddling harming Territory governance.
Porter’s Bill Vetoed by Senate in Presidential Reprieve
The president faced a senate veto as Porter’s bill failed to secure approval. The legislative action reflects a high level political dispute over the measure and its potential impact on executive decisions.
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Davis & Ketchum
James G. Blaine
John A. Logan
Editorial Association
Rieski, Nev
The
Redfield Journal
Aberdeen Republican
Woonsocket Times
Ordway Tribune
U. S. Land Office
Commonwealth
Arthur
Dakota Justices
the Teachers’ Association
R. W. Jones
J. D
McLean
Wm. Hickman
Bath
R. D. T. O. Parker
Gren. Beadle
C. H. Smith
C. Curtis
Minneapolis Business College
Brookings Agricultural College
J. W. Shannon
Sec. Board of Regents
J. C.ena Pierre
Columbia
Qnd
Flora Gans
O. H. Parker
Brookings
James
Bishop
Pierre
Q. H. Parser, J. W. Parmney, S. W. Jones
Dak
Samuél Ni
D. T
Joe
John Ane
Walling & Moree
Col
Garfield
Allen & Co
Agusta
Maine
Piianns
Prest
E. H. Bucgxam, Sec'y
Sioux City
Fodncry & Machine Works
Kapital
Fou. and Exvevaton Machinery
Irans
DOOR
Corliss
Sioux City Foundry and Machine Works
Pry To
A. E. Pinkney
Ce First National Bank
Buildise
Bearance Company of North America
Ormsby
Tae L, Ormedy Casher
Ormsby, Graves & Co
U. 8
Folger
William H Francis
Congress
Northwest
Porter
Senate
W. H. Voss
Ohio Streets
W. L. Brockman, and
B. F. Russell
East Third Street
Intelligence Office
E. B. Cuarnant
Concord
Snyder
Polee
Se Pearl
Anon Oy
Victor
White Elephant
Beauty of
Hébron
Harry Rose
Beadle County
Agency
H. F. Snedigar
Snedigar & Eo
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Cavour
Draper &Carmichael
Wessington
Luc Sartorius
Cigar House
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Beauer Dam
Waukeeship
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Prairie du Chienee
Owatonna
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Beloit
Hmepville
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Elgin
Roc’ Rd
Dubuque
Clintorn
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Cedar Rapids
Chicape
Council Bluffs
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Minnesota
Milw
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Chamberlain
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Dirne
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Ree
Freeport
Rock
Mitchell
Wolsey
Keen Inton
Chicago, Melwaukee & ST. Paul
Guxe
LV. H. Carpenter
Geo. H. Herfford
Cash Grocers
Dakota, Avenue
Huron Meat Market
Dakota Avenue
Huron, Dak
Oal
E.n.toucey
A. F. Anderson
Dey Gomis
Cling
Warrad
F. J. Salfinger
East Side
Uron
Ess Sale. Mortgage Sa
Darius Gil T Dakeat
Ang
Dusinas
EAAET
Wright House
MM. Ewright, Prop
Pratt Bros
New & Te
Ron, Darota
Dakota House
M. J. Dinneen
Wash Bros
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