Roosevelt for President Fairs banks as Vice President
The fragment lists ticket choices and names for statewide offices including Theodore Roosevelt for President Charles W Fairbanks as Vice President with other candidates such as S Mor H Gulstine of Oda John Q. of Charles Mix D R Evans of Butte and C H Burke of Hughes. congressional and judicial names follow along with state officials including Samuel H Elrod J E McDougall David Wipf J F Halladay C B Collins Philo Hall G W Nash C J Bach and W G Smith for railroad commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
S. Mor H. Gulstine
Oda
John Q.eae
Charles Mix
D. R. Evans
Butteress
C. H. Burke
Hughes
Congress
E. W. Martin
Lawrence
W. Carson
H. G. Fuller
Samuel H. Elrod
J. E. McDougall
Marshall
David Wipf Ofkinson
J.F. Halladay
Speacer
C. B. Collins
Brown
Philo Hall
G. W. Nash
Com. Schoo!l
C.J. Bach
W. G. Smith
Meade
Russian and Japanese Forces Clash in Manchuria
Over 400000 men fought in a prolonged bloody contest as Russian Kuropatkin's forces resisted Japanese commanders Kuroki Nodzu and Oka. The battle area did not lie at Liao Yang where the Russians held a strong line in Manchuria.
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Kuropatkin
Kuroki
Nodzu
Oka
Liao Yang
Manchuria
Battle of Liao Yang Recalled as Historic Clash
The report credits Kuropatkin with holding his army, notes Liao Yang as one of history’s greatest battles, and forecasts renewed focus on the siege of Port Arthur as Port Artimr concludes. It highlights Japanese prowess and Russia's esteemed general.
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Kuropatkin
Mukden
Liao Yang
Kurepatkin
Russia
Port Artimr
State Board Defends South Dakota All Land Is Good
The state board of agriculture denounces Mitchell's claim that only the Missouri slope is valuable. They assert South Dakota as a whole is productive and worthy, urging voters to keep the capital where it has been since 1900. The opinion emphasizes unity and regional coverage across the state.
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State Board of Agriculture
Mitchell
Missouri
Madison Outlook Editor Plans Seattle Winter Move
Glenn Farley editor of the Madison Outlook has spent a month on the Pacific slope and now intends to settle permanently in Seattle during the coming winter.
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Glenn Farley
Madison Outlook
Pacific
Seattle
Quaker doctors cautioned by Huronite over itinerant medicine
The Huronite argues locals should rely on established physicians and specialists rather than itinerant Quaker doctors licensed to practice in South Dakota. It notes the public may be skeptical of such vendors, urges consulting local doctors for accurate diagnosis and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Apples thrive in Sioux and surrounding states
Good Duchess apples fetch 40 and 50 cents per bushel in Sioux county with widespread orchards. South Dakota growers in Yankton and Turner counties report large crops and strong demand, including Alderman orchard profits of 35 000 and Hansop near Viborg yielding about 2000 bushels. Experts say apples can be grown across South Dakota and soon east of the Missouri river.
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Sioux County
Ers
Iowa
Fairfield
South Dakota
Yankton County
Turner County
Viborg
John H. Miller
Huron
Missouri River
Contemptible Act Targets Huron Salvation Army Tent
A Friday night act of vandalism cut the Salvation Army tent ropes in Huron. The corps is praised for gospel work and helping the weary, urging the miscreant be found and punished for the sneaky deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Corps
Huron
Hay Fever Cure Claims From Rye Grass Poison Theory
A professor suffering hay fever reports a decade of experiments concluding that rye grass pollen seals produce a poisonous albumen causing hay fever. He cites a single grain's potential to infect millions and windborne spread up to 500 miles. The proposed remedy uses a horse-derived serum with ten months incubation, tested at the world’s fair to prove a cure.
Alfred Henry Lewis on Parker in a Saturday Evening Post sketch
Alfred Henry Lewis visits Eso pus and offers a close range view of the democratic presidential nominee Judge Parker in a character sketch for the Saturday Evening Post. The piece is lively but prompts readers to wonder if such a man can be president. time will tell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Henry Lewis
Esopus
Saturday Evening Post
Lewis
Judge Parker
Bryan Offered Treasury Portfolio Aimed at Currency Stability
The report states W J Bryan has been tendered the treasury portfolio should Parker become president, a move seen as unlikely to boost confidence among supporters of a stable currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Bryan
Treasury
Parker
Jack Frost To Visit In September Warnings
A September frost threatens cornfields and hay land with damage. Farmers expect cold nights that could injure crops and reduce yields across regions.
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Jack Frost
Apples Abundant in Yankton County Farms Hog Feed
In Yankton county apples are so plentiful farmers feed them to hogs while in Beadle county scarce apples fetch 1.00 a bushel for hog feed, illustrating regional price and supply disparities.
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Yankton County
Beadle
Hunters Find Many Single Chickens Prompting Law Debate
A September 1 survey shows numerous solitary chickens found by hunters, signaling concerns over the chicken law's respect and enforcement in the state. The report notes broad interest from wildlife officials and residents seeking clarity on hunting rules and penalties.
Notable U S Leaders Accused by Political Factions
A provocative claim suggests a U S president is influenced by factions including the Shee, McCarrans, Taggarts, Murphys, Hills, and Belmonts, outlining fears of hidden power shaping national policy.
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United States
Sheehans, McCarrans,Taggarts
Murphys, Hills and
Belmonts
Government building project begins in Pierre
Work on a government building in Pierre has started with an estimated cost of 175000 dollars. The project outlines site preparation and construction phases expected to run through the year.
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Pierre
Richards Trust Co. Ad for Loans and Farm Trades in Huron
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on Richards Trust Co. in Huron South Dakota for financial services and farm deal support.
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Richards Trust Co
Huron, S. D
Bryan and Belmont Grow Close in Recent Spats
Bryan and Belmont are forming a closer bond amid recent public exchanges, signaling a shift in their ongoing relationship and potential cooperation or tension ahead.
Roosevelt Gains Ground In New York Political Tide
In New York the political landscape shifts as Roosevelt appears to gain momentum against his opponents. Party dynamics and voter sentiment mingle as campaigns press ahead across key counties and districts.
Henry Gassaway Davis Faces Campaign Budget Standstill
Henry Gassaway Davis, a wealthy coal baron and namesake of the Democratic ticket as vice president, disappoints the campaign committee by refusing to fund the push. He accepts the nomination without spending money and plans no payment for the privilege of defeat.
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Henry Gassaway Davis
Fire destroys Dakota Hide and Fur Co office and store
A midnight blaze gutted the Dakota Hide and Fur Company office and store on First Street near the Chicago and North Western freight house. Loss about 2500 with 2000 insured. Fire origin unknown but suspected incendiary. hydrant distance hindered effort to save stock. Bolles and Rogers of Chicago to rebuild, likely further west on the North Western track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Hide and Fur Company
First Street
Chicago & North-Western
Fie
W. J. Burnette
Dave Suits
Suits
Bolles & Rogers
Chicago
T. E. Trainor
Tence
Very Low Excursion Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
North Western Line announces excursion fares from all stations from August 15 to September 10 for the K. T. Conclave and I. C. O. F. Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in San Francisco. Special trains depart Chicago August 18 and 25 with stopovers, two daily through services to California. The Overland Limited, electric lighted, under three days travel, and The California Express with drawing room and tourist cars. For itineraries and information contact Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
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California Express
Chicago & North-Western Ra Y
World's Fair Coach Excursions to St Louis
Very low rates to St Louis on Sept 12 and 26 via Chicago and North Western Bay. Round trip from Huron is 16.40 with seven day return limit. Other daily rates offer liberal return limits and stopovers. For schedules baggage checks and details contact Chicago and North Western agents.
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St. Louis
St.Louis
Chicago & North-Western
Ba Y
Huron
B’y
Special Reduced Excursion Rates From Chicago & North-Western
Reduced excursion fares from all points on the Chicago & North Western Railway apply for dates of sale. San Francisco September 19 to 25 for the Lovering Grand Lodge I O F. St Paul Minneapolis September 28 to 30 for the Gideons of America annual convention. Call the North Western Line ticket agent for details.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
San Francisco
Loverign Grand Lodge I O
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Minn
Gideons of America
Governor Odell Names Chief Judge Cullen to Court of Appeals
Governor Odell appointed Judge Elmer E. Cullen of Brooklyn as chief judge of the Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Parker. Cullen, a Democrat, had previously been named a Court of Appeals judge by President Roosevelt during his New York governorship.
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Gov. Odell
Elmer E. Cullen
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Parker
Appoiites
Roosevelt
New York
Summons Huron Youth to School Again
Fall term opens under auspicious circumstances as a new high school building provides space for all duties. Over 1 000 pupils, nearly 800 enrolled on opening day, with Prof Manuel as superintendent and a staff of teachers across Illinois and Utah schools. Harmony among board, principal, and teachers promises a good year of work.
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Huron
Manuel
Lena Bow
Evangeline Jenkins
J. M. Breckenridge
Cathryn Fleming
Mies Meyer
Jean Urquhert
Zulu Smith
Princi Nellie Bliss
Mildred Thompson
Utah St
J. W. Smith
Miss Coonrod
Lena Tolmie
Nettie Cook
Fannie Davis
Myrtle Mills
Business Locals Brief Highlights In Town Market
Local business notices summarize a small trade fair, vendor openings, and service promotions. Key names include several shops and a regional chamber of commerce with dates and locations not fully legible. The item signals economic activity but lacks complete details in readable text.
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Variety Store
MAT Pictures
Clark
BED Rock
H. J. Rice
Dakota Ave
Huron, South Dakota
Dakota
Nion
John Longstaff
Union
Bryan
Belmont
Empire State
Standard Oil
Dakota Hide
San
Ieee
Eli
T . Diw
G. R. Waterr
B. Mot
Giller
Dletora
Halahed
Heute
Geo
Issenhuth
Furnis
Ohio
Ella
Anderson
THE
Avenue Restaurant
Cottal Va
Abi Notts
Adare
Nonapolis, Ind
Baltimore
Ohlins of
Eagle
North-Western RY
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