Cuban sugar policy sparks debate in Congress
The piece argues Cuba sugar should be admitted duty free only if U S beet sugar remains unharmed. It contends the sugar trust favors Cuban imports and warns against harming domestic beet and cane industries. It then shifts to Prince Henry’s visit remarks praising press freedom and comparing journalists to naval power.
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United States
Cuba
Congress
Sugar Trust
Horon Rty
Farragut
Havermeyers Target Beet Sugar Industry in U S
The text identifies the Havermeyers as beneficiaries or threats to cripple the U S beet sugar industry, implying a significant conflict over sugar policy or production. Further context from the source would clarify the actors and the stakes involved.
Roosevelt Threat Sets Rail Chiefs Off Balance
President Roosevelt's vow to investigate Sherman antitrust violations unsettles railway presidents nationwide. The piece laments that the nation's wealthiest leaders may be among the law's greatest violators and hints at broader enforcement implications.
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Roosevelt
Eminent status neither shields nor excuses legal violation
Commentary notes that high position does not grant protection for lawbreaking and that even newspapers avoid taking sides. It urges readiness for confrontation and emphasizes training for a decisive finish in a looming struggle.
Judge Campbell Named Assistant Attorney General for Spanish War Claims
Aberdeen judge Campbell is appointed assistant attorney general to represent the U S government in all Spanish war claims cases. Salary reportedly 10000 dollars per year with a long indefinite term. The interior secretary says no Sioux land settlement for years until surveys and acceptance are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Campbell
Aberdeen
United States
Campbell
State Exposition In Charleston Attracts Pressure From Dillman
South Carolina spends millions to showcase the state at a Charleston exposition to gain global notice, but political tension arises as Dillman remains in the United States Senate, countering the expo's intended positive impact.
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South Carolina
House committee backs sanitarium bill for Union soldiers
The committee in charge of the national sanitarium bill for Union soldiers at Hot Springs South Dakota has reported favorably. Congressmen Burke and Martin expect it to pass the House by a large majority.
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House
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Burke
Martin
Republican state central committee to meet in Sioux Falls
Chairman Crane of the Republican state central committee calls a meeting in Sioux Falls on Thursday March 20 to decide the time and place for the next convention. The session aims to set dates and venue for the party gathering.
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Crane
Republican State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Sioux Falls
Gouvernor to Announce Pyle Successor on Return
Washington dispatches report that the attorney general’s successor will be named when the governor returns to the state from Washington. The formal announcement will wait for the governor’s return.
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Washington Dispatches
Pyle
Washington
Centenary of United States Anthracite Coal Burn
The United States marked one hundred years since the first burning of anthracite coal on February 11 in Pennsylvania. The Keystone State celebrated the milestone with a proper observance of the anniversary.
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United States
Pennsylvania
South Dakotans Visit White House Visitors
Governor and Mrs Herreid with Mr and Mrs A Johnson and Mr and Mrs M Baskerville called at the White House on Friday as a party from South Dakota.
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South
Tillman Predicted To Carry Southern States In Democratic Bid
Analysis notes Tillman would win all southern states for the Democratic candidate for president, implying broad regional support as a key factor in the race. This view highlights southern allegiance as pivotal for the Democratic nomination.
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Ocratic
Hall's Catarrh Cure Company Contract Granted
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of PF J Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn in Toledo on December 6, 1886 before A W Gleason Notary Public. Internal remedy claims to act on blood and mucous systems.
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City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
PF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Oma Notary Public
Lee
Peruna touted as cure for grip and catarrh across nation
An extended promotional piece extols Peruna as the sole remedy for la grippe and ensuing catarrh. It quotes endorsements from Congressmen J B Crowley George H White and J P Megrew among others, plus testimonials from Anna Russell Emily Milburne Nicolas F Rossiter Max J Porges Charles W Culkin Martin Edwards Blanche Dumont and mentions Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio. The ad urges readers to seek Peruna and contact Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Joseph B. Crowle
Illinois
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
J.B. Crowley
George H. White
North
J. P. Megrew
Anna Russell
Loyd Mystic Legion
Endicott Building
St. Paul, Minn
Emily Milburne
Westside Young Woman’s Club
Peruna
Max J. Porges
Rivington
Martin Edwards
County Clare Men’s Benefit Society
West Forty-Ninth Street
New York
Blanche Dumont
Athenia Club
Aldrich Avenue North
Camden Place
Minneapolis
Minn
Hartman
Case
Dr. Hartman
Ae Sanitarium
Columbus
Vermillion Editorial Honors Late Attorney General John L. Pyle
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader notes the death of Attorney General John L. Pyle after a 30 day fever battle. It praises his integrity, temperance advocacy, and public spirit, recalling a campaign meeting in 1898 and predicting a bright future in state service. The editorial lauds his energy, honesty, and relevance to South Dakota’s progress.
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Vermillion Republican
John L. Pyle
Alls Argus
South Dakota
Pyle
Commonwealth
Geral
Death of South Dakota Leader Pyle
State mourns Attorney General Pyle who rose to a high and responsible position through integrity. He fought typhoid fever bravely and leaves behind a record of worth and work. His life offers inspiration alongside other strong young South Dakota figures.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
South Dakota
Commonwealth
Pyle
William B. Sterling
Possible gubernatorial appointment in South Dakota discussed
A Sioux Falls correspondent reports political opinion favors Philo Hall of Brookings or Mr. Taylor of Huron for John L. Pyle's successor. Taylor is Pyle's law partner and current assistant attorney general. Lither is noted as well suited for the post.
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Yankton
John L. Pyle
Sioux Falls
Philo Hall
Brookings
Taylor
Huron
Pyle
Governor May to Name Attorney General Successor
Gov. Herreid avoids commenting on who will replace the late John L. Pyle as attorney-general. The Webster reporter notes strong sentiment that Alva F. Taylor, the current assistant, will receive the appointment when the governor acts.
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Webster
Herreid
John L. Pyle
Alva F. Taylor
Let the Fun Begin in Town Caucus Debates
A playful note in Watertown Public Opinion hints at local papers Mitchell Huron and Redfield aligning on sending their towns to a caucus of capital removal fellows. The piece mocks heated rhetoric and favors a lively political stage.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Huron
Redfield
Allen's Lung Balsam Promoted For Cough and Consumption
The advertisement urges readers to face their cough as a sign of consumption. It praises Allen's Lung Balsam as an honest remedy without opium that soothes the throat and lungs and prevents a cold from developing into consumption.
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Allen
Perry Davis Painkiller Promoted For Cold Relief
An advertisement urges quick action against a cold using Perry Davis Painkiller. It recommends internal use with warm sweetened water and thorough rubbing on the throat and chest to hasten relief, claiming the remedy remains popular despite time and competition.
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Perry Davis
Beadle County Republicans hear multiple county office bids
A Beadle county set of declarations shows candidates seeking the Republican nomination for county auditor county treasurer superintendent of schools and register of deeds. Names include W M Rungies L C Burney ARD Holbrook J H Wisener and Rowley with pledges to devote time and seek primary support.
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Beadle County
W. M. RunGies
Liberty Towship
of County
L. C. Burney
Pyerfully
Holbrook
Aweless Township
J. H. Wisener
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John
Brookings Press
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Great Sioux Reservation
Senate
Dillman
Ate
Stone State
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