Delegates to South Dakota Supreme Court Convention Named
The Republican State Committee sets a call for a delegate convention to decide the fate of South Dakota. Delegates from each county, plus at large seats, will be elected based on votes for Hon. Phillips, with representation amounts listed for counties such as Lincoln Perce Meade and others. The meeting, chaired by Harles N. Herreid, includes Frank Crane as secretary.
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South D. On
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Werner
Sds
Kahani
Lincoln
Saen &McPherson
Meade
Innehahba
Gedington
Robert
Sanborn
Schun
Union
cLaeereee
Walworth
Cone
Coun
Ties of
Butte
Deed Cacee
Jackson
Nowlin Foataks
Harles N. Herreid
Republican State Committee
Frank Crane
Daxkora Hvronire Begins New Volume
The Daxkora Hvronire announces Volume XIX as the paper marks eighteen years of regular publication. The publisher declares the paper now a permanent local institution and thanks readers for past support while pledging to merit future approval.
First Volunteers Return Pose Philippines Imme
A fragment notes volunteers returning to the Philippines with urgency implied. Names, dates, and full context are unreadable but the text signals a rapid or imminent motion involving volunteers potentially in a wartime or postwar setting.
Governor of Colorado Seeks Notable Parity in Age Rota Tor
The Colorado governor aims to match the notoriety level of Andy Lee by pursuing a public profile. Analysts note the comparison centers on media visibility and policy impact as both figures gain attention.
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Colorado
Makage Rota Tor
Andy Lee
When Dewey Comes Home Worshipper Old Oman Phrase
A fragment notes a sentiment that upon Dewey's return the old Oman will feel worshipped, implying a strong public adulation or expectation surrounding a return. The source fragment lacks context, dates, or explicit events to anchor further details.
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Dewey
Oman
Wass Named Centerville Postmaster in Journal Notice
Bo C. Wass of the Centerville Journal has been appointed postmaster of Centerville, marking a key local government staffing change.
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Bo C. Wass
The
Centerville
McKinley Loss Highlighted In Polls Debate
In takings a bath and making it McKinley has lost the popu list vote beyond any possible doubt.
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McKinley
Hixostre Notes Burke Favors Eastern Speaker Choice
In a truncated report Hixostre questions Burke's favored speaker choice an eastern man. Troops expected to return home but stay on duty until tasks finish all parties express satisfaction with the outcome.
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Burke
Fragmented War Era Headlines Listen for Edits and Chaos
Disjointed garbled OCR references General Miles populist stance embalm ed beef slogan, McKinley set to visit Minneapolis, mentions of Minnesota units in the Philippines. Political shifts from Democrat to Republican for Henry, Bryan chickens praised, William J. Cobban 2, and a unnamed divine healer involved in Sioux Falls incident.
Grand Old Men Across Nations
A brief sketch contrasts England's famed grand old man with America's celebrated Dewey describing him as the grand old man of the United States in vivid national praise.
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Gladstone
England
George Dewey
United States
Bargain With Bees Haunts Aide In Odd Reform Remark
In a perplexing aside cited by reporters, a congressman hinted at unnamed parties and a bizarre linkage between bees and political aides. The fragmented note suggests a controversial comparison and raises questions about focus and intent in his remarks.
Andrew Lee a poor judge of human nature noted
The remark weights Andrew Lee as unable to understand the feelings of both a patriot volunteer soldier and a patriot civilian. The statement contrasts his hog judging with his perception of patriotism and civilian loyalties. It emphasizes a perceived lack of insight into public sentiment and duty.
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Andrew Lee
Sioux Falls Regiment May Be Mustered Out
The Sioux Falls Press states the South Dakota regiment will likely be mustered out at Sioux Falls, while noting the War Department may have a say on the decision.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
War Department
Change in command of Asiatic squadron to Watson
Rear Admiral Watson has been chosen to succeed Admiral Dewey as commander of the Asiatic squadron. The transfer will take effect when Dewey deems relief justified.
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Watson
Admiral Dewey
Bryan quotes on silver shape for next campaign
William Jennings Bryan questions silver policy and asks what would happen if the issue should not dominate the campaign. He considers the possible actions of Petti and Kyle in that scenario.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Petti
Kyle
Aunties complain as McKinley seeks Dewey on Philippine policy
The aunties argue that McKinley should consult Admiral Dewey over Philippine policy instead of Pettigrew Carnegie Bryan Altgeld and other figures, claiming Dewey is a stronger authority.
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McKinley
Dewey
Pettigrew
Carnegie
Bryan
Altgeld
Railroads Reclassified in Iowa under State Law
A new Iowa rail classification aligns with a state statute citing increased earnings as the reason. The move prompts alarm from critics who warn of adverse effects or disruptions while officials defend the measure as fiscally justified.
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Iowa
Democrats urged to pursue 1896 platform in 1900 race
The Huronite favors Democrats entering the 1900 campaign with the silver issue from 1896 as the leading plank or to drop the 16 to 1 stand and add an anti expansion paragraph. It asserts the country is ready to confront them on either issue.
German Americans Gather in Sioux Fall on the 22nd
The German Americans meeting at Sioux Fall on the 22nd promises a test of Americanism. The Horonirte believes attendees will prove equal to the occasion and resist efforts to steer the gathering for Senator Pettigrew’s senatorial ambitions.
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Sioux Fall
Reformers Move In As Ainsworth Is Replaced
Colonel Ainsworth has been removed by the board of charities and corrections. Ex-railroad Commissioner Tompkins of Rapid City named as his successor. Reformers are in earnest. Phillips is out, Ainsworth gone, and Dr. Mead of Yankton is in the balance.
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Ainsworth
Board of Charities and Corrections
Tompkins
Rapid City
Phillips
Dr. Mead
Yankton
City plans fundraiser banquet for Dewey return
New York City moves to ban quet Dewey on his return. One hundred citizens will contribute 100 apiece to defray expenses. If Cousin George allows the city the honor of a banquet on his return we will raise 10,000 for that purpose among county farmers.
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New York City
Dewey
George
Rejoicing Confederate veterans and the fallen heroes
A reader argues that Confederate supporters have the right to celebrate the Lost Cause and their fallen heroes without harm, stating the North was right and the South wrong and noting they paid with treasure and blood. The piece defends such gatherings as harmless in a broader historical context.
Printer Confronts Business Man on Advertising Belief
An advertiser drummer visited a business house asking who wanted ads. The man declared he does not believe in advertising. The drummer replied that he prefers to trade with live men, joking he would swap with a dead man at the graveyard.
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Prise
Death of Roswell P Flower Governor of New York
Roswell P Flower governor of New York dies after a career described as sagacious and profitable. The article notes his rise as a successful business figure and his growing reputation prior to death.
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Roswell P. Flower
New York
Dust and duty in a harsh world of work and death
Street life is described as dusty and relentless as people toil daily. The speaker reflects on life, mortality, and the lure of wealth and power versus the comfort of rest after death. Some individuals die in the harness, fallen by unseen risks of labor and time.
Expansion and the U S flag in history and policy
The author defends expansion as national salvation, citing Florida Texas Oregon and other territories. It argues critics have always opposed expansion yet results proved beneficial, asserting the flag represents authority and unity while condemning opposition, particularly toward the Democratic party since 1856.
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United States
Dewey
Atlantic
Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Oregon
New Mexico
California
Alaska
Jefferson
Thomas Benton
Seward
Lincoln
McKinley
Democratic Party
Important Decision on Brewery Branch Houses
Judge Smith rules Sioux Falls Brewing Co may maintain branch houses across the state and sell wholesale without extra licenses. The decision states breweries with a licensed brew license can operate multiple branch houses even in towns without saloons, paying only the annual $600 state license.
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Dell Rapids Times
Smith
Woonsocket
Sioux Falls Brewing Co
Brewing Company
South Dakota
Sixth for Fuller in Sixth Circuit election drive
Hon H G Fuller supreme judge from the north half of the state seeks re election alongside Judges Haney and Carson The Sixth circuit shows strong support for Fuller with many non Republicans ready to vote for him The piece urges county conventions to express the sixth circuits unanimous wish to the state convention
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H. G. Fuller
Haney
Mitchell
Carson
Hills
Fuller
Sixth Circuit
Look at His Hair Dakota Spirit In One Line
A fragmentary piece warns that a man’s hair turning gray signifies past protests against enlisting to fight abroad. It recalls a forty-year-old street corner outburst about opposing foreign wars and racial language, reflecting era sentiment and radical rhetoric.
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Dakota Spirit
A. D. U. W. Grand Officers and Reorganization
Lavin controls the order as sessions knocked out with Grand Master A. G. Smith of Deadwood and other officers named. The official organ publication moved from Sessions to C. H. Baldwin of Aberdeen. An unrelated ad for De Witt's Little Early Risers promotes bowel regulation.
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Lavin
Sessions
A. G. Smith
Deadwood
F. B. Smith
C. H. Baldwin
Aberdeen
de Witt
Dunning & Longstaff
Holland Wheeler
Half Rates to San Francisco on Northwestern Line
Excursion tickets offered at one first class fare for round trip May 14 to 19 with return allowed until July 15, 1899 for National Baptist Anniversaries. Agents of Chicago and North-Western Ry. handle bookings. Also includes medical and music notices and local ads mentioning instructors and services.
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San Francisco
National Baptist
Chi & North-Western Ry
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Qstaff, Publisher
Miles
Nneapolis
Minnesota
Henry
Col. Bryan
William J
Cobban
R Lep
Gressman Dolliver
Sea Lee
Cere
ADIES
Wal
Shean
Ensible
Alabastine Co
Fiat Car
and Alabastin Co
Rapids
Michigan
Thor
Miller Press
Hart, Schaffner & Marz
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Childrens’ Clothing
Kk. Brorpp
Clothier
A. D. U. W. Grand Officers
Hecla
R. T. Sedam
St. Lawrence
J. D. Lavin
V. K. Stillwell
Alexandria
J. McDonald
Watertown
Umonia
la Grippe
S. Dunning & Longstaff Holland Wheeler
M. Schoenert
Huron
David B. Jeffris
Coost
Fe’. Miller
NEW York Weekly
Tribune Kota Huronite
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