Dying Soldier and Conclave News Mix of May Reports
A jumble of late May dispatches reports events from Dakota to Ipswich. The Dakotas Knights Templar conclave elects officers for the next year while Mitchell hosts the sixth conclave in 1889. Legislative talk in Dakota discusses governor salary limits and fiscal plans. A New York Tribune letter hints at a presidential nomination for a relative, provoking political debate.
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J. A
Gova
Senate
Due
Aid
Dakota
New York
the Tribune of Today
Paris
Italy
Belix
Plican Party
Florence
Brage critique and Prohibition convention actions reported
James G Brage argues unity is vital for Republican success and protection policy. Prohibition Convention in Indianapolis adjourns amid disorder endorsing woman suffrage, nominations include Clinton B. Fiske for president and Tanner for vice president. General Sheridan issues orders and thanks President Cleveland for nomination and commission.
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Prohibition Party
Inpianapolis
Ind
Judge Morrow
New Jersey
Clinton B. Fiske
Tanner
Alabama
Georgia
Sam Small
Geo. W. Bain
Kentucky
Llinois
John A. Brooks
Missouri
Will
Dakota
Sheridan Named General of the Army in Senate Action
The senate confirmed the nomination of General Philip H. Sheridan as general of the army after the president signed the bill reviving the grade. Hawley delivered the commission to Mrs. Sheridan as she expressed hope for his recovery. Other items note debt decrease, elections, and local incidents across the nation.
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Sheridan
Army
Michael V. Sheridan
Stanelloge
7Th Cavalry
Stanhope E. T
Col. Sheridan
Cleveland
Wasumerox
Senate
House
Philip H Sheridan
Hawley
Manderson
Gen. Sheridan
Electric Bitters Praise From Druggists in Indiana and Ohio
Unanimous verdict notes Druggist W D Sult of Bippus Indiana and Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio endorsing Electric Bitters as the best remedy. They claim bottles sold provided relief for rheumatism and liver or blood issues. Availability cited at C Durand's Drug Store for fifty cents.
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W.d.sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Eameine of Geeks
Tee C
Durand’s
Dakota Statehood Convention Invites Dakota Press Bodies
The Dakota people are urged to consult together and adopt a practical plan of action. Leading editors from North and South Dakota are invited to assemble in convention at Huron on July 12 to discuss aiding the statehood effort and safeguarding common interests.
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Peop
Dakota
Eit
Commonwealth
North
South Dakota
Huron
Hureday
Italian Beggar Confesses in New York Arrest
A reported Italian beggar jailed in New York admits he has not seen himself in fifteen years. The exchange includes a quip about speed and a joke about a tailor claiming the man is his slowest client.
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