Crawford named peoples choice for senator in Dakota race
The Spirit of Dakota endorses Mr. Crawford as the people’s choice to succeed Kyle in the U.S. Senate race. Governor La Follette of Wisconsin draws attention for clashing with prize fighting, and a state pharmacy exam is set for June 10 in Deadwood.
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Spirit of
Dakota
Mr. Crawford
Senator
Kyle
Gov. la Follette
Wisconsin
Badger State
Tams
Bryan to Speak at Albany College May 238
Wm. J. Bryan is booked for a non partisan address at Central Christian College Albany Missouri on May 238. Odds say he may not appear. If R. F. Pettigrew becomes Northern Pacific president his populist allies would ride on passes in support.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Central Christian College
Albany
R. F. Pettigrew
The
Northern Pacific
West Superior
Wis
Matt J. Johnson Co
W. D. Atkins
Crop Outlook Sees Excellent Harvest Prospects
The report notes strong grass prospects and thriving wheat and corn as harvests appear bounteous. Significant positive conditions suggest a robust yield potential across the fields.
Mourning Surrounds McKinley Journey As Nation Mourns
The nation expresses sorrow as Mrs. Mc Kinley remains in critical condition and sympathy grows for her devoted husband. The anticipated triumphal tour turns into a mourning train, a somber reflection on the sorrow that has gripped the country.
Quarrel Over Smallpox Quarantine Tensions Between Pierre Fort Pierre
Adjutant General Conklin urged action as quarrel rose between Fort Pierre and Pierre over small pox scare. Pierre imposed quarantine rules on Fort Pierre and Fort Pierre answered by barring business communication with Pierre.
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Conklin
Fort Pierre
Pierre
Moody County district sells seven thousand dollar bonds
The Independent school district No. 1 of Moody County South Dakota has negotiated sale of seven thousand dollars in fifteen year bonds with a payment option after five years at 44 percent. South Dakota securities are no longer considered dangerous.
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Independent School District No. 1
Moody County
South Dakota
Citywide cement sidewalks replace plank walks
Cement sidewalks are being laid throughout the city improving residential areas. The council should prohibit plank walks as cement paths prove cheaper in the long run.
Alabama Constitutional Convention Opens in Montgomery
The convention sits in Montgomery with the stated aim to disenfranchise Black voters. The piece notes governments without the governed’s consent appear popular where democracy is strong.
Huron School Board Urged to End Vertical Writing
Editorial calls on the Huron board of education to ban teaching the vertical system of writing in city schools citing New York City as a model after deliberation.
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Huron Board of Education
New York City
Tragic end at hypnotherapy exhibition in Woonsocket
During a hypnotic demonstration in Woonsocket R I a chair collapsed as the subject’s head rested. The stone toppled and rolled onto his head, crushing it and causing almost immediate death.
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Woonsocket, R. L
Hanna as Republican 1904 nomination candidate
Following Mr. Depew's statement that McKinley would seek a third term, Senator Hanna emerges as a candidate for the 1904 Republican nomination. The third term idea will not prevail and Hanna may face a hard fight if he pursues the prize, though he is well equipped for the position.
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Depew
Mr. McKinley
Hanna
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association Seeks SD Contributions
The Benjamin Harrison monument association organized in Indiana aims to erect and maintain a monument in Indianapolis in memory of President Benjamin Harrison. It has appointed Senator Kyle to raise South Dakota's share of a proposed $200,000 fund with contributions sent to James H. Kyle in Aberdeen.
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Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Indianapolis
United States
Kyle
South Dakota
James H. Kyle
Aberdeen
Huronite critiques politics and industry in Huron
The Huronite comments on smallpox fears in Pierre and praise for editor McLeod of Aberdeen News while questioning Sioux Falls Press on party criticism. It defends Congressman Burke and mocks Charles Schwab, Andrew Carnegie, and college education debates. The column hails the Ancient Order of United Workmen gathering in Huron and its home-centered focus.
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Sioux Falls
MacLeod
Aberdeen News
Mac
McLeod
The
News
Little McLeods
Republican
Huron-Ite
Herreid
South Dakota’s Growth and Wealth in Early Prosperity
Davenport notes South Dakota’s post populist stability with $650,260 in treasury and $121,933.35 in permanent school funds. He highlights diverse resources from Missouri River farming to Black Hills minerals, praising education, colleges, and broad wealth potential across the state.
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Davenport
Iowa
South Dakota
Missouri River
Black Hills
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