Republican State Convention Call and Delegate Allocation
The notice outlines a Republican delegate convention for the state to be held at 12 o'clock noon, detailing the ratio of two delegates per county plus additional delegates per seventy-four votes for the party’s candidate at the election. It lists the counties and their allocated numbers, names officers Charles N. Herreid as Chairman and J Frank Crane as Secretary, and assigns the call for party electors to participate in selecting delegates to support the party ticket.
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Supreme Court of
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Tienen Ag
Kirk Gillips
Pakerora
Lawrence
Kawe
Oh Anne Sd
Mbrookings
Brown
McCook
Brule
McPherson
Kwidins
Momster
Sanborn
Sally
Turner
GEBOM
Hutchinson
Cobidians
Charles N. Herreid
Republican State Committee
Jfrank Crane
Bartlett Tripp Named Chairman of Samoan Commission
Hon Bartlett Tripp has been chosen as chairman of the Samoan commission, taking a leading role in directing administrative duties and policy discussions related to the territory.
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Bartlett Tripp
Samoan Commission
Congressmen Burke and Gamble Endorse Menderson for Speaker
Burke and Gamble, both Iowa lawmakers, publicly back Menderson as the speaker choice, signaling cross party support and momentum in the leadership contest.
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Burke
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Menderson
Iowa
Sioux Falls Editor Questions George Dewey’s Reputation
A Sioux Falls Tagalog editor hints that George Dewey may not be the man his reputation suggests, casting doubt on his stature and leadership in wartime memory.
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Sioux Falls
Woonsocket Contemplates Public Park Project
Woonsocket moves toward creating a public park, signaling a planned urban improvement for the South Dakota city and offering residents a new green space option.
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Woonsocket
South Dakota
King's Appointment Sparks Political Debate Says LaFollette
O commissioner LaFollette calls the appointment a good apportment but criticizes it as lawful bad politics describing the move as a controversy over shaping policy and power.
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LaFollette
France's president attacked with a cane in story
Across France the president faces a cane assault while in the country critics use tongue and press as their strike. The text contrasts street confrontation with media and public opinion shaping the political climate.
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France
Judge Carson Faces Unopposed Hills Re-nomination
Judge Carson will have no opposition in the Hills for re nomination. The present supreme court will succeed itself in November.
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Carson
Hills
Supreme Court
President to boost forces in the Philippines by regular troops
The president plans to increase force levels in the Philippines by bringing General Otis to 30,000 troops. He will not call for additional volunteers, instead adding regular army units to the garrison.
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Phillippines
Otis
Redfield sells school bonds at par in 4 percent deal
Redfield completes $7 500 school bond sale at par rate of 4 percent. Observers note interest charges easing after Republicans defend monetary policy against free silver attacks.
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Redfield
Republican Party
Henderson Seen as Likely Speaker for Next House
Iowa figure 2D B Henderson appears poised to become speaker of the next house of representatives. The longtime political figure has been identified as the frontrunner, with the possibility of Tewa eyeing the presidency noted in the discussion.
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2D. B. Henderson
Iowa
House of Representatives
Tewa
Ohio Republican convention yields muted party clash
The Ohio republican convention failed to spark the anticipated political row as Judge Nash of Columbus, the gubernatorial nominee, remains friendly to the administration while not opposing anti-Hanan Republicans.
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Judge Nash
Columbus
Governor Lee reshuffles state civil service lineup
The governor reorganizes the civil service by firing Kipp and appointing Camp-Moell, then promotes Camp-Poel and installs another appointee. Tom Ayers remains the only man the governor swears by.
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Lee
Kipp
Camp- Moell
Tom Ayers
Oswears
Hicks Advice on Lightning Safety During Summer Storms
Hicks urges people to avoid shelter under trees during thunderstorms as trees attract lightning. He notes June records show the highest fatalities and warns against exposure in risky locations, stressing safer spots to reduce strike risk.
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Hicks
Thunderstorm safety tips from historical guide
This historical excerpt notes that lightning favors barns over houses, and advises staying inside with doors and windows closed, away from chimneys and moist-earth paths during a thunderstorm for safety. It reflects period guidance on reducing lightning risk at home.
Noisy Cuban policies praised by enemy worry Sioux Falls
The text describes criticism of a policy described as hanging over guns and money in Cuba. It notes that the enemy displays jubilant feelings whenever settlement steps in the Cuban crisis seem unlikely to succeed.
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Cuba
Sioux Falls Press
Waterloo wreck victim claims spark dispute over corpse
A wife appears to claim the dead man's remains while a prospective bride also seeks the body, prompting remarks that such men were not worth fighting for in life or tears in death.
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Waterloo
Supreme Court Nomination Backed by All Counties
At this time no opposition to the re nomination of the present supreme court exists. The convention will meet at Redfield this month and every county convention has endorsed the bench. A strong tribute to the honorable men who compose it.
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Supreme Court
Redfield
Copperheads' echoes on arming Macabebes and past regiments
The piece compares current government moves to arm Macabebes against Tagalogs with Lincoln era copperhead actions forming so called nigger regiments for the Confederacy. It notes backbiters will howl regardless and suggests copperhead lessons aren’t valuable to their descendants.
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Lincoln
Unitarian Association calls for Philippine independence stance
At its Boston annual meeting the Unitarian Association urged abandoning ownership and sovereignty over the Philippines. It favored recognizing independence, using friendly offices to restore order, and negotiating treaties to shield the islands from foreign powers. The wording echoes a 1864 Democratic platform critique of the war.
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The
Unitarian Association
Boston
United States
Harper's June contents overview features travel and fiction
The June issue highlights The Rescue of the Whalers by Ellsworth Bertholf and A Sled Journey of Sixteen Hundred Miles in the Arctic Regions, with fiction by Richard Harding Davis and H B Marriott Watson. It includes The Spanish American War Part V by Lodge, scientific medicine advances, and assorted illustrations.
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Harper's Magazine
Arctic
Ellsworth P. Bertholf
Richard Harding Davis
W. T. Smedley
Henry Smith Williams
M. D
Santiago
Puerto Rico
Henry Cabot Lodge
R. F. Zogbaum
T. de Thurstrap
Guy Rose
Harry Fenn
H. C. Cristy
T. D. Walker
Princess Xenia
H. B. Marriott Watson
T. de Thulstrup
Frederic Remington
Homer Beza Hulbert
W. D. Howells
Quivira
The
James Mooney
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
W. R. Leigh
John Hyslop
Mr. Perkin
Hulbert Fuller
Walter Hubbard laureled in inter-state oratorical contest honor
The city celebrated its first college demonstration in honor of Walter Hubbard who won the inter state oratorical prize. Residents of Huron college follow a college town tradition where student victories elevate the town, though critics argue about novelty.
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Walter Hubbard
Huron
Huron College
Wahpeton
N.C
Hubbard
Vander Las
Mitchell
French
Messrs
Kent
van Dalsem
Crawford
Third
Nebraska
Fifth
Idaho
Second
Eaker
Pay
VanderLas
Campus Victory Brings Student Fete and Lesson
The college celebrates a student victory with a lively reception for Hubbard, viewing the hero as a symbol of honest effort. The piece notes that such displays may inflate pride, yet they teach that the world rewards honest work and that today’s hero could be tomorrow’s participant in another student success.
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Hubbard
Forest policy bill basks in western soil and streams
Government forester Pinchot redirects emphasis to plains and Rockies to study how forests influence moisture and agriculture. Data collection on planting failures as well as successes guides future work, with trips by botanists and a forestry class to the northwest.
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Forestry
Department of Agriculture
United States
Gifford Pinchott
Plains States
Rocky Mountain States
West
Congress
Arizona
Italy
France
Germany
Pinchot
Teething Relief Note for Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup
An old remedy for teething contains Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup said to soothe the child soften gums stop pain and cure wind colic and diarrhea. Sold at twenty five cents per bottle.
Karl's Clover Root Tea Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as improving complexion via pure blood from good digestion, liver, and bowels. It promises direct action on bowels, liver, and kidneys, claiming perfect health with a price of 25 cents and 50 cents from A. J. Bick.
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A. J. Bick
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