Webster convention trims Republican majority at the pells
Watertown reports this year cement walk and crossings totaling miles with multiple footages while Mayor Thomas touts a strong showing. Perry S. Heath buys the Salt Lake Tribune and will run it with John Cain aiding, both veterans of local journalism. Sioux Falls proves higher insurance rates by 15 percent citing weak fire protection as justification.
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Watertown
Thomas
Perry S. Heath
Salt Lake Tribune
John Cain
Sioux Falls
Election notes and weather hints from a 1901 issue
The item lists US Senate candidate Coe Crawford endorsing vaccination against smallpox and notes a local gas discovery at Selby during water drilling. It also mentions Miss October leaving with her belongings and forecasts a snowstorm per Hicks for today and tomorrow.
Spanish deputies pass bill prohibiting free coinage of silver
The Spanish chamber of deputies approved a bill banning the free coinage of silver. The measure targets coinage practices and shifts policy on metal currency handling.
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Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Boss Croker Opens to Condolences From Bryan
Boss Croker is now in position to receive condolences from his friend William Jennings Bryan. The note signals a formal acknowledgment of a loss and marks a public display of sympathy between the two political figures.
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Croker
Ceive
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Buffalo Exposition to Close Amid $4 Million Deficit
The Buffalo Exposition will end on Saturday November 2 with a reported overall financial deficit of four million dollars.
New York Awakens to Shake Up Tammany and Croker
The city at last moves to curb the Tammany machine led by Boss Croker, signaling a historic political shift and renewed public demand for reform.
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New York City
Attorney Thos H Null Praised by Home Folks for Vote
The article notes attorney Thomas H. Null has ample cause to feel proud of the support and vote he received from his local constituents.
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Thos. H. Null
Mayor Low Calls for Broad Support for Election
The message urges every voter who backed Mayor Seth Low to support him on Tuesday. It notes Democrats are building the country on Schley and hints he could become the Democratic nominee for president.
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Seth Low
Schley
State Treasurer Secures Bond Holders Consent
State Treasurer Schamber has secured the consent of the holders of $10,000 of state bonds due in 1910 to accept payment now.
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Schamber
Nebraska Writer Pins Blame on Petti and Wellington
A Nebraska writer assigns fault in the Schley Sampson controversy to Petti grew and Wellington, describing the situation as badly mishandled and highly charged.
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Nebraska
Pettigrew
Wellington
Booker T. Washington Dines at White House Amid Racial Tensions
The article reports Booker T. Washington being allowed to dine at the White House due to a new president who is bold in both peace and conflict, highlighting racial controversy and political bravado surrounding the visit.
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Booker T. Washington
White House
Crawford decision not to seek consolation airs doubt
The Aberdeen News notes that Mr. Crawford appears unlikely to pursue consolation in the matter. No further context or official action is provided in the fragment.
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Crawford
Aberdeen News Views Sherwood as Threat to Opponents
The Aberdeen News argues Carl Sherwood faces danger from political rivals and will likely fail to unseat Congressman Burke or affect the Watertown land office. It frames his ambitions as risky and uncertain.
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Aberdeen News
Carl Sherwood
Congressman Burke
South Dakota Cow Part in State Development Mentioned
A brief editorial note praises the modest contribution of the South Dakota cow to the state's land value growth and development, highlighting her role in advancing the region.
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South Dakota
Steel Trust Faces Rail Shortage for China
The billion dollar steel trust cannot supply 100000 tons of steel rail to China due to orders already booked. Output at the trust mills will be tied up for a year, delaying shipments and affecting plans for the Chinese project.
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Steel Trust
China
McCoy’s Danger Seen in Republican Overconfidence
The Aberdeen News argues McCoy’s risk comes from Republican overconfidence. It notes Brown county shows some, but Beadle county has none, suggesting regional variance in confidence levels.
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Aberdeen News
McCoy
Brown County
Beadle
Sioux Falls Press Refutes Soldier Honor Charge
The Sioux Falls Press denies being unfriendly to veterans and counters that its editor and business manager are Grand Army of the Republic members. On this showing the Hwuronire orders the charge dismissed.
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Sioux Falls
Grand Army of the Republic
Hwuronire
Sioux Man Little Brave Applies For Divorce
A Sioux elder named Little Brave, aged sixty eight, has filed for divorce, illustrating perceived shifts as Native Americans gradually adopt white societal norms.
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Little Brave
Republican statesmen speeches hint at protection for American industry
The article argues that recent Republican speeches show little support for abandoning protection to U.S. industries. It cites Senator Allison of Iowa as a more authoritative voice on the matter than the Sioux Falls Press.
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Allison
Iowa
Sioux Falls
Insurance Chief Shober Faces Yankton Union Resolutions
The Commissioner of Insurance Shober has earned the ire of Yankton members of the A. O. U. W. who pass resolutions demanding his removal. Shober remains unmoved, asserting that a man who does his duty need not fear removal by Gov. Herreid.
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Shober
Yankton
A. O.U.W
Herreid
Senator Kittredge to Represent Sioux Falls Jobbers
Senator Kittredge long time attorney for the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul and the Great Northern railroads is invited by the Sioux Falls jobbers association to serve as their attorney in a suit to stop the railroads from discontinuing terminal tariffs at Sioux Falls.
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Senator Kittredge
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Great Northern Railroads
Jobbers’ Association of
Sioux Falls
Army reduction in the Philippines hinges on losses
Gen Corbin’s recommendation to cut the army there may be avoided if recent unexpected and deplorable losses to our forces continue.
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Philippines
Corbin
Kansas Editor Suspends Paper Over Cracker Price
The Kansas editor announces suspension of publication due to higher cracker costs and water scarcity, framing the shutdown as a forced measure amid rising commodity prices and drought conditions.
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Kansas
South Dakota Opposes Shaw Transfer from M A C
Ralph Wheelock argues South Dakota should not take Shaw from the Minnesota Agricultural College, urging a stance on fair play in the exchange. The remark underscores tensions over the pending transfer dispute and Wheelock’s position.
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Ralph Wheelock
South Dakota
Shaw
Minnesota Agricultural College
Wheelock
Insurance Officials Require Exams for New Companies
The Commissioner of Insurance Shelter orders that all new insurance firms must pass an examination before receiving authority to operate in South Dakota. This rule governs entry into the market and sets a gatekeeping standard for licensing.
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Commissioner of Insurance Shelter
South da
Campaign to close circuit judge races across circuits
The campaign for circuit judges ends today across circuits with Republicans favored to win all but possibly the Third Circuit where Judge Bennett presides.
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Bennett
Bryan Sees Ohio Maryland Nebraska Vote as Key
Mr Bryan regards the today con test in Ohio Maryland and Nebraska as of greatest importance. A successful outcome for the Democrats in these states would lead him to feel re endorsed.
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Bryan
Ohio
Maryland
Nebraska
Republicans in Fifth Circuit See Majority Shrink
The Republican majority in the Fifth Circuit waned as factions within the party resisted recent actions. Leaders and rank‑and‑fi le members voiced grievances over policy moves and appointment choices affecting the court's balance.
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Fifth Circuit
Elopement Seized by Tar and Feathers in Flandreau
Nat Cummings, a married man from Flandreau, enticed an eighteen year old girl to elope, was tarred and feathered, and told to leave town. He was last seen fleeing in a pitiable condition, making swift time away from Flandreau.
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Flandreau
Nat. Cummings
Cummings
Peruna Tonic Promises Relief from Catarrh Across Body
A strong vigorous man tonic, Peruna targets mucous membranes to improve capillary circulation and nerve fibre function. It claims to address catarrh at its root, with testimonials from Paul Landrum of Atlanta and A M Skerd of West Burlington praising recovery and renewed vitality after using Peruna and Manalin. Readers are urged to request free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Paul Landrum
Atlanta
A. M. Skerd
West Burlington
Chicago
Spirit of Dakota objects to Insurance commissioner pick
The Spirit of Dakota criticizes removing the newspaper boys from the Insurance commissioner position arguing no newspaper background qualifies. The HORONITE responds that the Spirit is mistaken and asserts the appointee must simply sign vouchers and draw a salary with dignity.
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Spirit of
Dakota
Horonite
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement asserts catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co of Toledo. It claims internal dosing from ten drops to a teaspoonful and offers one hundred dollars for cures that fail. It also mentions Hall's Fame Pills as the best and urges readers to send for circulars.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Coengy & Co
Hall
Coe Lt Crawford Declared Real Senate Candidate
The text asserts that Coe Lt Crawford is an actual candidate for the United States senate and counters those who claim he is not a candidate. The statement from Viberg Enterprise emphasizes Crawford’s candidacy status and upcoming confirmation.
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Viberg Enterprise
Coe Lt
Crawford
United States Senate
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief
A vintage testimonial ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure for winter coughs croup bronchitis and grip with claims of prompt relief and pleasant taste. A Winchester Kentucky parent reports rapid improvement in a child’s hoarseness after doses and subsequent sleep without symptoms.
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C. B. George
Winchester
Rhy
High Price of Apples Salem Special
Chicago dispatch notes scarce apple supply this year with prices surging on South Water street. Dealers paid 3 50 per barrel for Ben Davis and 3 75 for another 1000 barrel lot amid bidding. Crop total about 23 million barrels, far below 1896 and last year.
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Salem
Chicago
South Water Street
Ben Davis
Prevention and rumination tips for livestock feeding
The text advises quick relief for digestive issues in animals using ginger salts and salarats, noting raw linseed oil can be more effective. It emphasizes prevention by careful feeding when animals are first turned to new pasture, mentioning that most animals are moderate in appetite but a few may harm themselves if not restrained when turned into fresh pasture.
One Day Cure Claim With Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement states a remedy to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It promises money back if it fails and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Democratic Movement to Make Republicanism Unanimous
The Dakota Herald notes a Republican article in the Madison Outbox about insurance and suggests it bears the editor’s endorsement though not written by him. It comments on papers in the state suspected of Republican alignment and hints at political strategies.
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Dakota Herald
Herald
Madison
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
An old advertisement promises Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The price is 25 cents. The claim targets general cold symptoms and cough relief with a bold money back assurance.
Salt access reduces impaction in sheep and cattle
The article argues that persistent salt access prevents impaction when turning stock into rape or corn fodder. It warns that weekly or irregular salting fails. Once indigestion sets in, salt loses effectiveness and other remedies are unlikely to help.
Political Winds Stir In State Affairs Amid Shifting Loyalties
In a muddled political landscape, figures like Glen Farley and Arthur Linn face scrutiny as Republican leadership leverages expected favors. The Can ton Leader signals opposition while former populist allies waver, raising questions about allegiance and the fate of longstanding party loyalties.
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Glen Farley
Arthur Linn
Soldiers’ Home
Furniture Repaired by A F Kenyon
Furniture repairing and upholstering neatly done. Will call for and return. Phone 74. A. F. Kenyon.
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A. F. Kenyon
For Sale Rambouillet Rams Offer from John H Miller Huron
Four high grade Rambouillet rams offered. Enquire of John H. Miller in Huron for details and pricing.
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Rambouillet Rams
John H. Miller
Huron
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