Republican State Convention Call for South Dakota electors
A torn OCR draft announces a Republican delegate convention for South Dakota electors to nominate three candidates for the state Supreme Court and to elect delegates. It lists county by county representation totals, naming counties, totals, and the committee signatories Charles N. Herreid and Frank Crane.
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South Dakota
D. S
Ahen
McPherson
Miner
Minnehaha
Pennington
Ahevea i
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Anseere
Sully
Anesthetes
Union
Butte
Ughes
Charles N. Herreid
Republican State Committee
Frank Crane
It is amusing to think of the emocratic party as an anti-trust party
The statement questions political labels by comparing the Democratic Party to an anti-trust stance, suggesting irony in current economic policy alignment. It frames a provocative viewpoint about party identity and regulatory priorities.
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Democratic Party
Trust under threat as Democrats target it
The article notes the vulnerable trust facing attack by the Democratic Party. It highlights partisan pressure and potential consequences for public confidence and policy direction amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Bryan to Deliver Address at Madison Chautauqua
W N J Bryan will deliver an address before the Chautauqua at Madison on June 29th as part of the event schedule.
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Wn. J. Bryan
Madison
Beadle Lands Value Doubled Since October
L. L. Lostutter reports eastern Beadle property has more than doubled in market value since October, signaling a sharp rise in land prices and possible implications for local buyers and tax assessments.
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L. L. Lostutter
Beadle
Kipling and the White Man's Burden Referenced by Trusts
The remark suggests Kipling's poem influenced views on imperial responsibility amid the rise of corporate trusts. It links literary tone to economic power, implying pressures from industrial consolidation shaped public rhetoric on empire.
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Kipling
Ex-senator Peffer Renounced Populism Claim
The item notes Kansas figure Ex-senator Peffer allegedly renounced populism as an act of good faith and makes a pointed remark about him having his whiskers cut.
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Peffer
Kansas
Blias
Delegates to Redfield GOP Judicial Convention
About half the counties selected delegates to attend the Republican judicial convention at Redfield and so far all have instructed for Fuller, Haney and Corson.
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Redfield
Fuller
Haney
Corson
Bryan's Portrait Of Trust Fighter Sparks Debate
Colon el Bryan argues a man who fights a trust is a hero equal to Roosevelt or Funston, while critics label him a map of false ideas and false words as his stature becomes widely discussed.
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Colonel Bryan
Roosevelt
Funston
Sioux Falls Press Criticizes Cadet Appointment Method
The Sioux Falls Press objects to Congress appointing a cadet to West Point without competitive examination. The paper notes it was silent when Knowles appointed his own son to a cadetship and says silence now would be fitting, if not wise.
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Sioux Falls
Congress
Wnan Burke
West Point
Knowles
Golden
South Dakota Regiment May Choose Muster Out Place
The war department favors allowing the South Dakota regiment to select their mustering out location. The city would value the honor of hosting the ceremony, but will support the soldiers' decision if they choose another site.
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South Dakota
Paich
War Department
Minnesota Governor Lind Sets Memorial Day Proclamation
The governor praises state executives for issuing memorial day proclamations and urges observance of the nation’s dead. He notes governors can push the real subject of the day and influence public observance more effectively than other means.
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Lind
Minnesota
Press and Dakotan challenges weekly South Dakota crop report
The Press and Dakotan objects to a Weather Bureau weekly crop summary for South Dakota. It notes frost on the morning of the 13th damaged wheat oats and barley, with reports of gradual recovery but lingering impact and incomplete recovery across the state.
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Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Frost Damage Reported Across State Crops
The Press and Dakotan notes permanent injury to oats and barley from frosts on May 13 and earlier. It argues central and northern regions suffered killing frosts, while suggesting bear frosts affect immigration. It cites northern states as accustomed to May frost dangers.
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Press
Dakotan
Yankton County
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
New York
What Dewey Thinks on the Philippines and War
Admiral Dewey predicts strong U S support for keeping the Philippines as a strategic asset. He cites confidence in his naval and statesman judgments, condemns selling the islands, and foresees a future era of peace after Aguinaldo’s capture. The Olympia sails home as officers and men seek rest after a year of duty.
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Dewey
United States
Hong Kong
Phillippines
America
Aguinaldo
Olympia
Manilla
Crop Bulletin Highlights May 29 1899 Wheat Oats Barley Good
Weather stayed warm with ample rains. soils mostly moist. Frost damage mostly recovered. corn planting delayed by wet ground. flax and potatoes show variable progress. Prairies and grasses improved. local reports note hail but no damage. conditions favorable for wheat oats barley and rye across many counties in South Dakota.
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Missouri River
Aurora
Bon Homme
Charles
Clark
Codington
Custer
Davison
Douglas
Hamlin
Atchinson
Jerauld
Moody
Roberts
Sanborn
Turner
Yankton
Carnegie's Advice to Young Men From a Wealthy Pa. Industrialist
Andrew Carnegie, the Pennsylvania financier, retires from business and offers six core rules for youths. Avoid bars and tobacco, concentrate on one line of work, persist beyond assigned tasks, save regularly, avoid speculation, and never indorse for others to protect employers and creditors.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Baby Teething Remedy Promoted for Relief and Soothing
An old advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best teething remedy for babies. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic and diarrhea, and is sold in a twenty five cent bottle.
Early Risers Promote Healthy Bowels for All
A compact, period style advertisement noting that keeping bowels unimpeded poisons the system and recommending De Witt’s Little Early Risers as a reliable laxative from Dunning & Long staff, Holland Wheeler.
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de Witt
Dunning & Longstaff
Holland Wheeler
Weather data for Huron South Dakota June 17 years
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau reports 17 summers at Huron South Dakota. It lists mean temperatures 67, warmest 70 in 1893, coldest 63 in 1892, record highs 99 on June 28 1898, low 31 below on June 5 1894, June rainfall averages 3.56 inches with 10 days at or above .01 inch. It notes average last killing frost May 15 and first killing frost September 19, plus wind from southeast and max wind 69 mph on June 19 1894.
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Weather Bureau
Huron
S. D
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement
Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves painful swollen feet nerves and bunions while easing tight shoes. It cures sweating callous hot tired feet and provides instant comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25c in stamps Trial package free Address Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Cure Piles With De Witts Witch Hazel Salve
An advertisement urges sufferers to use De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve for piles, claiming it cures the disease rather than just its symptoms. It endorses the product as reliable and free of failure, attributed to vendors Dun ning and Longstaff of Holland Wheeler.
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de Witt
Dunning & Longstaff
Holland Wheeler
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promotes Digestive Health
An advertisement extols a tonic claiming a beautiful complexion relies on pure blood and good digestion. It asserts Karl's Clover Root Tea acts on the bowels liver and kidneys to keep them healthy, priced 25 and 50 cents by A. J. Bick.
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A. J. Bick
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Dakota
John Longstaff
Crop Bulletin
S. W. Glinn
Carnegie
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Childrens’ Clothing
Krohpp
Clothier
Seema
David B. Jxhrelris
Mildeer
NEW York Weekly Tribune
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