Republican state convention to ratify ticket in formation
The Republican state convention is described as a ratifying meeting with delegates to place in nomination and suspend rules. The state ticket is given as Her Reid and Snow with Berg for secretary of state Collins for treasurer Halladay auditor Bach for commissioner of school and public lands Hall for attorney general Smith for railroad commissioner. The schools superintendent race Nas versus Lange is close and lively. Kittredge is expected to receive universal instruction and Martin and Burke to be renominated.
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Collins
Halladay
Bach
Hall
Smith
Nas
Lange
Kittredge
Martin
Burke
Dowie Faith in Prayer Tested by Daughter's Burns
The Dowie faith in prayer as a healing method was tried as his daughter died from burns after an alcohol lamp explosion. Miss Dowie was denied medical attendance and suffered intensely, while the father faces possible legal punishment for refusing medical help.
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Dowie
Miss Dowie
State Voting Contest Names Top Teachers In State
The Argus Leader reports a statewide vote for popular teachers. In Huron Miss Clare Sylvester leads with 111 votes while Miss Olive Clark and Miss Mabel Milliken also receive votes. Overall Canton’s Mrs. F. P. Smith leads with 502 votes.
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Huron
Clare Sylvester
Olive Clark
Mabel Milliken
Prof
Taillandier
Deathless Echoes: Frank Washabaugh’s Health Fades
Friends report Hon. Frank Washabaugh of Deadwood facing continued failing health after a recent return from a prior engagement, marking concern among colleagues and community members.
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Frank Washabaugh
Deadwood
Beadle Delegates Urged to Support Halladay and Smith
Beadle county delegates to the state convention are urged to vote Halladay for auditor and Smith for railway commissioner to honor years of loyalty to Beadle county’s interests and pay a debt to Kingsbury and Hand.
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Beadle County
Kingsbury
Hand
Foxy Halladay
Smith
Collins Letter Clears Schellenger in Incompetency Charges
State Superintendent Collins writes to the Pierre Register vindicating Mr. Schellenger from charges of incompetency and accepts blame for all shortcomings of the state department of public instruction. The act is praised as Collins best achievement.
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Pierre Register
Schellenger
State Department of Public Instruction
Collins
South Dakota Campaign Appeal Invites Visitors
A promotional message invites travelers to South Dakota highlighting favorable weather and prosperity across regions, promising peace and abundance while urging visits during nationwide conditions.
Beadle County Term Pays $90,000 to Local Rancher
Mr. F. M. Wilcox of Milford township receives ninety thousand dollars as payment for his ranch, a large sum for a single Beadle county term.
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F. M. Wilcox
Milford
Sioux City Ice Cream Row Sparks Mayor Cal Tale
A Sioux City anecdote recalls a man being downed and tossed into the street for asking a lady for ice cream before Cal became mayor, highlighting a period conduct story and civic memory.
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Street
Cal
Congress Debates Three Key Measures Before Adjournment
Congress must act on the Philippine bill Cu ban reciprocity measure and the Nicaragua canal bill before adjourning. The session focuses on foreign policy and trade issues with potential impacts on relations with Asian and Central American partners.
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Congress
Beadie County Acreage Forecast Sees Huron as 10000 City
A forecast predicts Beadie county’s broad fertile lands will be cultivated and that Huron will grow into a city of about 10,000 inhabitants. The projection emphasizes agricultural expansion and urban growth in the region.
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Beadie County
Huron
Des Moines Politician Lafe Young Noted Scholar and Orator
Des Moines figure Lafe Young, famed as a scholar and orator, continues to influence political circles with his public speaking and civic involvement. He is recognized for advocacy, leadership, and commitment to community service.
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Lafe Young
Des Moines
Weathering News and Local Notes From South Dakota
A collection of brief items mentions Republican League clubs meeting in Sioux Falls on June 4, debates over philanthropy vs Philippines aid, Pennington county supporting E M Stevens for schools, Spain’s king, Croker absence, coal strikes, Buena Vista College $50,000 endowment, Beadle county land prices rising, Aberdeen state normal opens Sept 9, farming tips for cutworm, optimism for 1902, and a weatherbird notice urging rain and July return with a sign of Huron as a focal point.
The President's Stand Against Trusts
Canton farmers leader argues Roosevelt displays backbone and open defiance of trusts. He predicts a battle royal as trust combines and railroad mergers test Roosevelt policy, with the public backing the president but Wall Street forces ready to challenge his nomination.
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Canton
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Jackson
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications because the disease resides in the blood and constitutional system. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Advertises that it is not a quack medicine and claims it was prescribed by a leading physician for years as a regular prescription.
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Hall
St Lawrence Visitor and Bankers Meet Mentioned in Daily
Archie Cuthbertson of St Lawrence and John L Newell of the Gas Belt Land and Abstract company visit the area. Dudley Wiard arrives from St Louis for a summer stay. Geo A Silsby, Mitchell bank examiner, attends Bankers convention. An 8 inch sewer work begins on Third Street near the courthouse. A capable girl is sought for general housework at 1159 West Third. Bishop W H Hare will preach in South Dakota.
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C. E. Bryant
West Third Street
W. H. Hare
D. D
South Dakota
Peruna endorsements from St Louis and Milwaukee women
A letter from a St Louis reader praises Peruna for curing catarrh of the stomach and lingering digestive issues. Barbara McDonald of Milwaukee heads the German Young Woman's Union and endorses Peruna with notes on pelvic catarrh. Dr Hartman offers free home-treatment guidance and promised advice, Columbus Ohio.
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Barbara McDonald
Julia V. Teller
Prairie Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Grace church services and local happenings in Beadle county
Grace church schedules Trinity Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Geo W Tyson of Lafayette county Wisconsin visits Beadle county lands. Mrs R A Cleland departs with the late John H Lapier casket for Jewell county Kansas. Hibbard Rodman Ely Safe Co reps attend bank safe test in New York and Omaha. A buggy accident near town injures a child. B C Jacobs of Lennox State Bank, Lincoln county pioneer, attends the convention. prof Jacobs formerly Lincoln county state senator and noted banker.
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Grace Church
Geo
W. Tyson
la Fayette County
Wis
Beadle County
R. A. Cleland
Jewell County
Kansas
John H. Lapier
Hibbard-Rodman- Ely Safe Company
New York
Samuel Rodman
J. J. Deright
Omaha
F. E. Davenport
Washburn
B.C. Jacobs
Lennox State Bank
Lincoln County
Prof. Jacobs
Bankers Convention Opens in Huron with Addresses
The eleventh annual State Bankers association session began at 10 in Odd Fellows hall with welcome by Mayor J. A. Cleaver and response by E. L. Abel. President B. A. Cummins delivered the annual address as reports from Abel, W. L. Baker, and L. K. Lord were presented along with delegates’ reports. Leander N. Batchelder of Custer township died May 21 after blood poisoning and amputation. funeral at Baptist church Thursday at 2:30 led by Rev. Geo. H. Starring.
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State Bankers Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
H. D. Wiard
Congregational Church
Huron
J. A. Cleaver
E. L. Abel
State Bank of
Bridgewater
B. A. Cummins
First National Bank
Pierre
Leander N. Batchelder
Custer Township
Mr. Batchelder
Rochester, Minn
Wood
Schull
Alpena
Batchelder
Grange County
Ohio
Sarah E. Richardson
Second Ohio Cavalry
Earl
Baptist Church
Geo. H
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N. Elm Street
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Bankers Convention
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Executive Council
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