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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1904

Page

5

The Old Singing School An Appeal For a Choral Union

A Huronsale appeal urges reviving a choral union led by Prof Anderson from Huron college. It praises community singing's reach from past to present and cites successful choirs and oratorios in Kansas and Chicago to urge timely local effort.

Choral Society F. W. Wodell Huron Anderson Huron College Royal Conservatory of Stockholm Sweeden William Mason Chautauqua Manor Jamestown N.Y Chicago City Minn Lindsbury Kansas

Central South Dakota Fair Association Board Meets

Central South Dakota fair association members meet at John King’s office with President Booth and Secretary Thomas to settle old affairs. The group faces about $800 in unpaid premiums and plans prompt payment. The board ratified the contract with the state fair board and approved the committee’s report for record.

Central South Dakota Fair Association John King Booth Thomas State Fair Board

Roosevelt Letter of Acceptance on farming and industry balance

The excerpt notes that farming and manufacturing are closely linked under government policy and mutual interdependence. It argues benefits to one industry also advantage the other, emphasizing a shared prosperity tied to government action.

Roosevelt

Republican Presidents and Democratic Attacks Through History

The piece defends Republican presidents against Democratic vilification, arguing impartial history absolves them of criminal intent. It blames Democrats for secession, civil war causes, and misgovernment, praising Republicans for stabilizing the nation and earning global respect amid political attacks.

Lincoln Republican Party Buchanan Democratic Party Union

Hay to Stay as Secretary of State for U S A

The text signals a confirmation that Hay will remain in the role of Secretary of State for the United States, implying continued official conduct and steady policy direction. It asserts daily progress and proper moves by the U S A in international affairs.

Hay U.S. A

Pacific Coast Vote Tightens for Republicans

The article notes the Rocky Mountain to Pacific strip leaning heavily Republican as trade shifts westward. It argues Democrats risk emboldening opponents with imperialism claims and questions western voters' stance on the coming election.

Rocky Mountains Pacific Ocean Pacific Coast Republican Party Democratic Party United States

Parker as Democratic Moses Delays Race Theorized

The remark likens Parker to Moses and notes the judge might watch the White House from afar until November when a $50 000 a year position from major corporations could await him. The image evokes Bryan era critique and political casino of corporate influence.

Parker Moses Bryan Moses Parker White House

Roosevelt and Republican Policies Shaping Peace and Politics

The piece argues for Roosevelt and The Hague Peace convention guiding neutral rights and war conduct, praising Republican leadership and predicting continued GOP rule. It condemns Democratic policy as weaken and retrogressive, claiming voters will favor Roosevelt and stable Republican governance through foreign and domestic strength.

Roosevelt Letter of Acceptance Tariff Quote

A Roosevelt letter of acceptance states uprooting the tariff system would cause business collapse factory closures farmer impoverishment capitalist ruin and wage worker starvation. It argues tariff policy as essential to economic balance and national welfare.

Roosevelt

Parker's Sure Warning About Parker and Roosevelt Appeal

The piece argues Parker lacks appeal and enthusiasm, with Democrats split and many opting for Roosevelt or other candidates. It contrasts Parker unfavorably with Theodore Roosevelt, predicting a strong turnout for Roosevelt in November and a general shift to his candidacy. It mentions Democratic Hill and the flawed St Louis platform.

St. Louis Judge Parker David Bennett Hill Parker Roosevelt Watson Debs Hill Theodore Roosevelt Alton B. Parker Gery Ops Ctsu Gore Rkoosevelt The United Staties

Bryan Pens Woe and Says I Told You So

William Jennings Bryan expresses regret in a pointed written statement blaming his leadership and warning that the public was not warned. The missive signals a sharp political rebuke and a call for accountability amid recent events.

William Jennings Bryan

Prestone sale notice for house with cistern water

Local business notice announces sale of residence near Preston within 30 days. Features described include room, furnace, cistern and city water. Agent C. E. Bryant & Co handles the sale for L. Ross Home.

Ile Preston SOR Sale van L. Ross C. E. Bryant & Co C. E. Bar Nebraska St

Morning Swim Plan by Parker at Salt River

A poetic note describes Parker rising at dawn to take a chilly swim in the Salt River. The speaker imagines a morning scene with laughter and a cold, reflective plunge.

Parker Old Salt River

Parker compared to Moses in harsh Democratic critique

Bryan likens Parker to Moses who was slow of speech and delivers a sharp, scathing critique of the Democratic candidate. The accompanying Bible commentary notes Moses never entered the Promised Land.

Bryan Parker Moses Dem Auty Promised Land

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