Repeal of Tree Claim Law Passes House in Washington
The timber culture law repeal was voted through the House on March 22 with strong cross state debate. Dunnell of Minnesota assailed the vote while Pickler of South Dakota defended it saying new states know their people’s will, and the bill moved to the Senate.
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Ex-Gov Louis K C Church Praised by St Paul Friends
A Paul Dispatch notice extols Louis K C Church last territorial governor of Kota now residing in Seattle. It lauds his public service in Dakota and New York, his integrity against corruption, and hopes he joins a providential political home benefiting young men like him.
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Gen Crook Obsequies Lying in State in Grand Pacific
The body of Gen. Crook lies in state in a Grand Pacific hotel parlor clad in full uniform with the national flag over the casket and the sword and sash of office. A large public throng views the remains as a funeral at Oakland, Md., is set for 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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Grand Pacific Hotel
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Episcopal Church Controversy Highlighted Again
The Plain Talk dedicates four columns to the Episcopal church matter this week. It portrays Bishop Hare and Rev. Garland as deeply concerned and finds no excuses for either.
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Ohio River Rises Sharply Reaching Fifty Feet
At midnight the Ohio River stood at fifty feet five inches and has climbed three inches in the last hour. River men are alarmed as reports from tributaries on the Allegheny slope indicate continued rapid rise.
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Alleghanies
Bank Reserve Increases In Weekly Statement
The Weekly Bank Statement from New York shows reserves rising by 2366. Banks now hold 3,416,000 in excess of the 25 percent requirement.
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New York
Reverend D S McCaslin Leads Earnest Snoan Meetings
Services at a Presbyterian church drew large crowds for a Snoan revival led by Rev. D S McCaslin of Huron. Strong sermons appealed to reason and hearts, with songs prayers readings and short exhortations. Several have been converted and many seek salvation.
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Huron
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Dearnees
Mitch Pickler Poised as Valuable Republican Asset
A record notes Maj Pickler showing potential to become a valuable member of the party. It highlights his experience and suggests his growth could bolster the Republican ranks.
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Mitchout
Maj Pickler
The Capital Idea in Pierre Election Stand
The Capital advocates for the best men to lead Pierre’s city government next year. The paper positions itself against extremism and aligns with the interests of the city, urging voters to support responsible candidates.
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Teams In Good Condition In Huron Streets This Week
The article notes the number of teams present in Huron and calls the city’s horses generally in good condition for spring work. Only one team, Beadle County horses, is singled out as less satisfactory.
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Seed and Feed Convention at Huron for Dakota Aid
A Dakotas aid convention is called in Huron on April 1 to apportion land for feed purchases for distressed citizens. Delegates must prove need with lists and figures. counties and relief committees encouraged to attend. Funds raised will support feed purchases. cities and counties invited to send representatives for distribution.
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State Relief Committee
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County Commissioners
Louis Daxora Raurer
President nomina tes John F Selby for North Dakota US attorney
The president sent to the senate the nomination of John F Selby to be United States attorney for North Dakota.
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The Silver Bill Advances in House Committee
The house committee on coinage weights and measures votes seven to five to authorize Dan Conger to report the Winde Silver bill to the house with a suite of amendments. A minority report will also be submitted.
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Washington
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Dan Conger
House
Pickler Pushes Missouri River Bridge Bill to Aid Pierre Sioux City
March 24 report shows Pickler urging appropriation in the river and harbor bill to bridge and improve the Missouri River between Pierre and Sioux City. He met Maj Ernest and Missouri river commission members and gained cooperation. He will address the river and harbor committee urging action. The public lands bill granting South Dakota 5 percent of proceeds was referred to a sub committee for early report.
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Missouri River Commission
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In Love With Dakota Rock
Gen Alger in Sioux Falls buys polished chalcedony as gift for wife. Mrs Alger admires Sioux Falls jasper and purchases a large slab to present to him. The couple praise the Queen City as Gen Alger departs on a special train with farewell words to locals.
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Beet Sugar Bill Reported For Sugar Beet Cultivation
Senator Paddock of the agriculture committee reported a substitute for two bills aiding beet cultivation and sugar manufacture. He asked the measure be referred to the finance committee.
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House Rejects Senate Amendment on Urgency Deficiency Bill
Washington March 25 The House refuses to concur in Senator Casey s amendment to the urgency deficiency bill which would provide 20000 for irrigation surveys and experiments in the Dakotas The measure goes to conference with Cannon Henderson of Iowa and Breckenridge of Kentucky named as the negotiating committee Dakota men press Cannon to back the amendment while Cannon seeks treasury safeguards with Hansbrough Pickler collaborating to win approval.
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McClaren Named Manager at Sioux Farts Press
The Sioux Farts Press announces L. P. McClaren will manage its business department. He is a well known state newspaper man with extensive experience in the service.
Missionary Rev D. Hinman Dies at Sioux Mission
Rev D Hinman an Indian missionary noted across the northwest died at Sioux Indian mission today from pneumonia. The obituary notes his work among Native communities and his broad regional influence.
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D. Hinman
Northwest
Sioux Indian Mission
Widow Attacks U S Commissioner In Bank Entrance
United States Commissioner Simeon W. King was horse-whipped on the steps of the First National Bank by a dark eyed widow identified as Mrs Frank Kent. He was seized by the whiskers and received stinging cuts across the face as he entered the bank.
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Postal Clerks Bill Seeks Higher Wage Grades
Senator Sawyer reports a bill from the post office committee to add two higher grades for railway postal clerks at 1600 and 1800 dollars, with the highest grade at 1200 dollars. The plan would cost about 30000 dollars annually.
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Pull Together Huron Urges Rice For Mayor
Citizens of Huron favor Harvey J. Rice for mayor over Maris Taylor. They urge unity and warn Taylor is ineligible due to legislative membership. The letter stresses prosperity and civic duty, calling for nonpartisan support for Rice and to avoid quarrels.
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Harvey J. Rice
H. J. Rice
Lincoln
Want More Demagogues
A fragmented, era voice column questions Republican officials who steer aid to South Dakota’s destitute, asking why critics accuse them of demagoguery while supporting policy. The piece hints at partisan tension between GOP leaders and Democratic peers over welfare funding.
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Highmore Bulletin
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