Official count to be held in Pierre on December 7
The official tally will be conducted in Pierre on December 7. Citizens are advised to await results from the designated election authority.
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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
5
Democratic Ticket Woes for Bryan Aguinaldo in 1900
A brief assessment of the Democratic Party's troubles and leadership problems. It questions the suitability of William Jennings Bryan and Emilio Aguinaldo as the 1900 ticket and hints at internal divisions forecasting an uncertain campaign.
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Bryan
Aguinaldo
Vice President Hobart Makes Progress Toward Recovery
Reports indicate Vice President Hobart continues to improve after his illness. Officials express cautious optimism about his advancing recovery and potential return to duties.
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Hobart
Aguinaldo Shines In Sprint Backdrop Despite Boxing Record
Aguinaldo performs strongly on the track, displaying standout speed as a sprinter even though his boxing record is not impressive.
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Aguinaldo
Ex Governor Fifer Named as Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Former governor Fifer has been appointed to the Interstate Commerce Commission. His selection joins a roster of federal regulators, signaling a shift in oversight approach and potential policy impacts across commerce and transportation sectors.
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Fifer
The
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Dwight L Moody Improves and Out of Danger
Dwight L Moody, the renowned evangelist, has shown marked improvement and is no longer considered in danger after his illness. His recovery is welcomed by followers and colleagues.
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Dwight L. Moody
Evangelist
Bryan Finds Equal Satisfaction in 1899 Returns
Mr. Bryan obtains the same degree of satisfaction from the election returns of 1899 as he did from those in 1896.
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Bryan
State Treasurer reports liquor licenses bringing in forty eight thousand
The state treasurer reports that licenses to sell intoxicating liquor at retail will yield $48,000 in revenue for the current year.
Brown County Voters Reject Court House Bond Proposition
Brown County voters rejected the proposition to issue bonds for building a court house by forty vote majority.
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Brown County
Terrible Omaha Accident Claims Six Lives
A Sunday crash near Humbold, Omaha, left six men dead and many others badly wounded. Authorities reported a severe collision causing extensive injuries among workers and bystanders. Emergency crews rushed victims to area hospitals, with investigations underway.
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Omaha
Humbold
Ina
Dewey Endorses Philippine Peace Commission Report
The report of the Philippine peace commission is praised as a sturdy Republican campaign document and receives endorsement from Dewey who backs every word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Peace E Commission
Dewey
Governor Lee Expresses Gratitude in Classic English
Governor Lee voices thanks through his private secretary, stating gratitude publicly in formal, old fashioned English. The message invites others to join in giving thanks.
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Gov. Lee
Bryan Endorses Fraud Claims Sparks Political Row
A Mr. Bryan has publicly supported election frauds and his congratulatory message to Goebel of Kentucky is read as endorsing unlawful manipulation, prompting sharp reaction from rivals and observers.
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Bryan
Goebel
Kentucky
Deposits at Huron Hanks Double in a Year
Individual deposits in Huron Hanks have doubled within the past year. The currency question seems to have solved itself in South Dakota.
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Huron
Hanks
South Dakota
Senator Howard Owes State and Nation a Living Debt
The passage argues Senator Howard of Nebraska must prove his worth by living, urging readers to recall Allen’s example in the Senate and implying accountability for public service.
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Howard
Nebraska
Allen
Bank Depositors Total Revealed by Comptroller Inquiry
The comptroller's investigation shows 153 874 individual depositors in banks, a grand total across institutions. The figure represents the breadth of households and accounts examined in the audit and signals the scope of banking activity under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ency
Chaplain Daley Endorses Col Frost on Major Howard
Chaplain Daley backs Frost's statements about Major Howard and hails him as one of the regiment's best officers.
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Daley
Col. Frost
Howard
Goebel Election Law Polemics Highlight Political Tension
The statement warns Goebel's election law could be used to thwart public will. It argues Republican victory would reflect a failure of Goebel's machinery amid partisan maneuvering and shifting political footing.
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Goebel
Philippines and War in South Africa Highlight Press Notes
The fragment notes scarce time amid winter days and mentions casualties from football games alongside references to the Philippines and the South African conflict.
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Philippines
South Africa
Republican National Committee Meets To Fix Next Convention
The Republican National Committee will meet in Washington on December 15 to fix the time and place for the next national convention. Chicago is favored to secure the meeting location.
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Washington
Dober
Chicago
Senator Kyle to be named chair to keep him in line
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Kyle will receive a committee chairmanship to keep him aligned with Republicans. The piece portrays him as a chameleon-like figure who has to be bought too often to satisfy his constituents.
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Washington
Kyle
Heath Backed for National Committee Chairmanship
The speaker endorses Perry Heath as the suitable choice for national committee chair. Heath is praised for success as a South Dakota rustler Hoosier journalist Washington correspondent and assistant postmaster general. The message states we are for Heath.
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Hanna
Perry Heath
Heath
South Dakota
Washington
Weather signals cut in coal demand in state
The coal trust may govern supply but faces weak demand as the weather bureau becomes its strongest rival. Up to date the bureau has reduced fuel demand by 50 percent, and continued warm weather indicates demand will stay suppressed.
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The
Coal Trust
Weather Bureau
Knowlton versus Moore Seecks Inheritance Tax Case Heard
The supreme court will decide the constitutionality of the inheritance tax law in Knowlton vs Moore. The case is set for December 11 with Ex Secretary Carlisle representing the Knowlton executors and the solicitor general defending the government. The nation follows the matter with keen interest.
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Supreme Court
Knowlton
Wardrobe of Aguinaldo's Wife Reported Captured
Dispatches from Luzon claim the wardrobe of Aguinaldo's wife has been captured. If the collection is not extensive, it could be moved by a small pack train to headquarters, or in loss substituted with a palm leaf and earrings without detection.
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Luzon
Aguinaldo
Major John A. Logan Dies Leading Charge at San Jacinto
Maj John A Logan of the Thirty third volunteer infantry was killed on the 13th while leading a charge at San Jacinto. He served in the war with Spain and earned a promotion for gallantry at El Caney. He became major of the Thirty third United States volunteers Aug 19 1898 and sailed for the Philippines in October. Young Logan shared many fighting traits with his father.
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John A. Logan
Thirty Third Volunteer Infantry
San Jacinto
Maj
Logan
Spain
el Caney
Thirty Third United States Volunteers
Philippines
Polls Comment on Local Vote and Party Strength
The Herald-Democrat notes county voters split Republican and Democratic lines while a few stayed home to husk corn. It calls the People's Party annihilated, cites no Democratic ticket in official ballots, yet finds a sizable Democratic vote and no Reform presence, illustrating Populist demotion amid anti Republican sentiment.
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the Herald-Democrat
People's Party
Reform Party
Democratic Nominee Bryan and Chicago Platform in 1900
Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee says Bryan will be the Democratic nominee in 1900 and the Chicago platform will be reaffirmed. He predicts the Chicago platform and Bryan favor the Democrats, while Republicans may gain from the stance.
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Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Chicago
MacKinley
Astronomer Predicts Leonids Return in 1900
Dr R J Lee, a leading astronomer, asserts the Leonids meteor shower will occur in 1900 not 1899. He bases his conclusion on careful calculations and warns that this year’s near sputter will be followed by a brilliant display in November next year, rivaling past great tri century showers.
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R. J. Lee
Leonids
Death of Garrett A. Hobart Vice President of the United States
Garrett A. Hobart, vice-president, died at his Patterson New Jersey home early Tuesday. A self made man born June 3 1844 in Long Branch New Jersey he rose to the second highest U.S. office in 1896. He studied at Rutgers College and began law study after teaching. His early roles included Patterson city counsel and Passaic county counsel both in 1872. He represented Passaic district in the state legislature after that year.
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Garrett A. Hobart
United States
Patterson
New Jersey
Long Branch
N. J
Rutger’s College
Socrates Tuttle
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Passaic County
Passaic
Legacy of a public figure and South Dakota land notes
The text surveys a prominent politician’s career from 1873 to the late 19th century, highlighting legislative service and business success. It also outlines South Dakota public lands in several counties, noting exhausted tracts and large unappropriated areas. It then discusses Philippine War progress, government prospects, and labor wage data from 1895 to 1899 with mixed sentiment about prosperity and policy debates.
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South Dakota
Lyman
Jackson County
Stanley
Nowlin
Sterling, Harding, Ewing
Scobey
Ziebach
Charles Mix
Hanson
Hutchinson
Lake
Lincoln
McCook
Minnehaha
Beadle
Duel
Pettigrew Faces Tough Road to Re election in 1900
The piece argues Pettigrew can still win the South Dakota legislature with strong Republican organization. It stresses his long state political knowledge, leadership, and campaign vigor, while urging united GOP cooperation to defeat him. It also critiques Democratic stance on Samoa and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pettigrew
United Republican Party
Hitchcock
Tariff League Poll Tracks Prosperity Across 1957 Establishments
The American Protective Tariff League released findings from a survey of 1 957 establishments to gauge the reach of general prosperity among American wage earners. The report notes various indicators of economic health observed by the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Times-Herald
American Protective Tariff League
Wisdom of Macaulay cited in Vermillion on Philippine rebellion
The Vermillion Republican quotes Macaulay warning that armies fail under debating societies and urges unity against the Philippines rebellion. It argues sovereignty must be established first and demands support for the government and soldiers in subduing the uprising.
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Macaulay
Vermillion Republican
United States
Philippines
Teething Relief Ad Promotes Mrs Winslow’s Syrup
An old remedy for teething pain is advertised for babies. The ad claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup softens gums eases pain cures wind colic and treats diarrhoea priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Cleveland
Morgan
Alabama
Pago Pago
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Stars and Stripes
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Clothier
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