South Dakota Official Ballot Names Listed
sg HALL Brookings J of Deadwood JOHN HERNING Campbell county Treasurer H CASSILL Canton Attorney General W CLARK Redfield Superintendent HANS A USTRUD Sioux Falls Commissioner of School Lands 10 C DOKKEN Devel county For Railroad Commissioner GEORGE RICE Fiandreau
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Sg Hall
Brookings
Deadwood
John Herning
Campbell County
H. Cassill
Canton
W. Clark
Redfield
Hans A. Ustrud
Sioux Falls
10. C. Dokken
Devel County
George Rice
Fiandreau
Bryan policies spur office closure and party rifts
The piece notes Bryan's push for government ownership of rails prompting office dismissals and closed doors. It argues the public mood pressures Democrats away from electing enough congressmen to shift the House, with Republicans expected to push a familiar prosperity agenda.
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Washington
Funay
Bryan
House of Representatives
La Follette Defeated in Wisconsin Primaries
Wisconsin voters rejected Senator La Follette and his candidate Len Root for governor by more than 40 000 votes. The defeat forces the reformer to reconsider his control over the Republican ticket and acknowledges the incumbent governor’s strong record.
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TA Follette
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Len Root
LaFollette
Republican Party
Sof LaFollette
Bryan Returns Home After World Journey
Mr. Bryan arrives safely in Nebraska and is welcomed as a returning hero by Lincoln neighbors. A heartwarming reception honors his worldwide trip and familiar friendship, reinforcing the value of home wherever he travels.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Fragmentary political fragment hints at Hearst Bryan exchange
The readable lines suggest a conversation between Hearst and Bryan with a reference to a government plank and water as a metaphor or literal element. details are sparse and the context unclear.
Farm Property Transaction Notice at AYARD Beach
A brief notice indicates activity involving buying, selling, insuring, or borrowing money related to farm property at AYARD Beach in Houghton. Details specify financial action towns and property scope but are limited in the readable text.
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Houghton
City Lights Failure at State Fair Draws Criticism
The Knocker condemns Electric Tight Company for delaying street lighting during the state fair. Citizens funded lighting, but wires were attached late and the circuit failed on opening night, leaving streets dark until nine. Critics urge proper illumination and may withhold payment for subscriptions.
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the Electric Co
Electric Light Company
City to acquire Capital Hill park land in deal with Western Town Lot Co
The city council accepts a $3,000 offer from Western Town Lot Co to buy land west of Dakota Avenue and east of Kansas Street for park use. The company will plat two blocks for market, while the city gains access to Capital Hill valued far higher, with Chicago & North Western praised for generosity alongside the college campus and state fair grounds already benefitting Huron.
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Capital Hill
Western Town Lot Company
Dakota Avenue
Kansas Street
Huron’s
Chicago & North-Western
Huron
College
Park
Government ownership not ready for nation says Bryan
The country is not ready for government ownership and Bryan cannot win the presidency on that platform. The principle may be the only solution to trusts and transportation, but the people are not ready for such a radical departure from current business practices.
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Bryan
Sullivan pushes Bryan on roll call in national race
Roger Sullivan pressures William Jennings Bryan by controlling a roll call, signaling Bryan will keep running for president while Sullivan remains the national committeeman from Illinois.
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Mr. Bryan
Roger
Yankton County Campaign Sparks Statewide Interest
The Yankton county race provides the state's only political excitement as Mr. Price, the county’s original insurgent and sole Crawford presence, remains a central figure in local campaigns.
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Yankton County
Mr. Price
Crawford
Prise Has Not Heard from Crawford in Politics
In the political brief Ganthla reports Prise has not heard from Crawford, leaving questions about forthcoming actions unresolved and prompting local observers to await further comments or updates.
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Ganthla
Date
Prise
Crawford
Sioux Falls Press Ends Joe Cannon Candidacy
The Sioux Falls Press disposes of Joe Cannon's presidential candidacy with its usual ease and certainty. It notes it never digs the Panama canal, a digressive aside in the editorial tone.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Cannon
Panama Canal
Democratic challenger switches to Republican county race
Micheal Joyce of Wessington announces as a candidate for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. Democrats in the county vow to derail the Republican effort.
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Micheal Joyce
Wessington
Sioner
Roger Sullivan Poised for National Democratic Convention
Roger Sullivan shows resilience, not fleeing attacks from Mr. Bryan. He is likely to attend the upcoming National Democratic convention with allies and influence.
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Roger Sullivan
Mr. Bryan
Roger
Insurgent Claims Rise After La Follette Rebuke
Insurgents say rebuke of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin sparks hope for their cause. The quote warns that following false promises leads to false conclusions.
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Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Welcome to Harot State Fair Greeting Card?
A brief, cheerful message invites attendees to the Harot event with a warm welcome to the state fair.
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Harot
Senator La Follette Joins Democratic Party
The senator shifts affiliation as he aligns with the Democrats. The agricultural exhibit disappoints, deemed a bad and unnecessary display.
State Fair Ambition Grows Into State Pride
A spirited message declares the fair will expand and become a source of pride for every state resident as it strengthens community and cultural identity.
Ricnards Trust Company Promotes Loans and Farm Deals
Advertisement urges readers to borrow money or engage in farm buying or selling through the Ricnards Trust Company. It highlights financial services for agricultural needs and rural transactions offered by the firm.
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Ricnards Trust Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered for Unpaid Cases
Frank J. Cheney the senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath was sworn on the 6th day with a notice to send for testimonials and sales details.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F. Heney & Co
Sonsti
Wisconsin Governor Nominee Spars Over Primary System
Senator La Follette argues the party nomination in Wisconsin politics does not reflect the will of the people under the state primary system. The dispute centers on how nominees are chosen and the role of voter choice in shaping the outcome.
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Wisconsin
la Follette
Idaho man held for murder discharged then rearrested
Steve Adams, held on a Denver murder charge, was discharged in justice court and immediately rearrested on a Shoshone County, Idaho, murder charge. He is kept at the penitentiary and may be a witness in the Steunenburg case against Moyer Haywood and Pettibone.
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Boise
Ida
Steve Adams
Leyte Gregor
Denver
Adams
Sutherland
Shoshone County
John Doe
Tyler
St. Joe County
McPartland
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Frank Steunenburg
South Dakota Bars Transport to Promote Immigration
South Dakota announces that no transport will be furnished to land men for immigration efforts. The decision aims to curb travel assistance and spur a land boom to attract settlers, signaling a shift in state policy and anticipated impact on recruitment.
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South Dakota
Missouri Governor Stricken by Malaria After New York Visit
Governor Folk of Missouri contracts malaria from the Bryan reception in New York. The Democratic Party faces a similar illness wave, described as a widespread attack affecting leaders after the event.
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Folk
Missouri
Bryan
New York
Westwide traders claim goods and cash despite Wall Street
The passage asserts the West holds goods and cash while Wall Street is hard up for money, stating resilience and confidence in local enterprise amid financial strain.
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Wall Street
Maine Swings Republican As Littlefield Is Re-elected
Maine voters gave a solid Republican majority and re elected Congressman Littlefield despite appeals from Mr. Gompers. The result signals approval of an efficient congressman and party leadership.
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Maine
Littlefield
Gompers
Populists Nominate Hamery for Iowa Governor in Absentia
Des Moines September 13. Populist party of Iowa nominates J. L. Hamery of Des Moines for governor though he is absent and declines the nomination. Other nominees include J. R. Norman for lieutenant governor W. E. B. Macumber for secretary of state J. N. Martin for auditor and E. J. Paul for treasurer. Supreme judges L. H. Weller and Richard A. Feist state McLean named superintendent. Platform calls for municipal utility ownership and state control of railroads and telegraph and telephone lines.
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Des Moines
J. L. Hamery
Pisgah
J. A. Lowenberg
Ottumwa
L. H. Weller
Nashua
Richard A. Feist
Iowa Falls
Thomas H. McLean
Washington
Lake County Candidate for State's Attorney Seeks Approval
A Lake county candidate for state's attorney announces his candidacy but omits any declaration of approval from Mr. Crawford, noting that such independence will not go unquenched.
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Lake County
Crawford
Herald-Democrat Endorses Democratic Governor Candidate
The Herald-Democrat backs the Democratic nominee for governor and removes the Republican rival from its editorial masthead, signaling a major editorial endorsement. The move alters the paper’s public stance ahead of the statewide race.
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The
Herald-Democrat
Sioux Falls Plans 50th Anniversary Celebration
Sioux Falls moves to mark its half century with plans that reflect the town’s aging charm as residents note its slow pace and growing recognition of the milestone.
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Sioux Falls
Blunt Advocate Names Editorial as Stobber in Free Press
The Blunt Advocate cites a recent Pierre Free Press editorial calling it a stobber, noting no better alternative name in its commentary.
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Blunt Advocate
Pierre Free Press
Polar Expeditions Planned to South and North Poles
Brussels reports Dr. Jean Charcot announced a South Pole expedition while Charles Bernard of the Belgian Oceanographic Society said a North Pole voyage is planned. The two missions will run concurrently and in harmony.
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Brussels
Polar Congress
Jean Charcot
South Pole
Charles Bernard
Belgian Oceanographic Society
North Pole
Towne Announces Retirement From Politics
Charles A. Towne becomes the latest Democratic statesman to retire, stating he has seen the handwriting on the wall and will step away from political life.
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Chas. A. Towne
Mr. Towne
Huron men recalled to service as duty continues
The men who have always done things in Huron will have to again be pressed into service. They are not old enough to be retired.
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Huron
Brief Bits of News Itemized Worldwide
Countess Sophie Tolstoi lies dangerously ill and Pierre Merlou is named minister of France at Lima Peru. Sugar prices rise on refined and hard grades while Norwich mayor Thayer runs for governor. Hotel Gomez Farias in Chihuahua collapses killing four and injuring many. Fire at Anchor colliery Pottsville still burns after thirty seven years. Union Oil completes Panama Canal pipeline and will ship California fuel oil to Atlantic seaboard within forty five days.
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Sophie Tolstoi
Leo Tolstoi
Pierre Merlou
France
Lima
Peru
Charles F. Thayer
Norwich
Gomez Farias
Chihuahua
Mex
Reading Company
Pottsville
Union Oil Company of
San Francisco
Panama
Atlantic Seaboard
Ornia
Cambridge Wins Great International Boat Race
Cambridge wins the great international boat race defeating Harvard who held a strong challenge but fell short to Cambridge’s crew in a stiff contest.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Dan Patch Draws Crowds at Minnesota State Fair
The famed horse Dan Patch served as the great drawing card for the Minnesota state fair with his appearances attracting large crowds on fair days, highlighting the animal’s popularity and impact on attendance.
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Dan Patch
Ohio judge denies motion to quash Rockefeller indictments
An Ohio judge rejected the bid to quash indictments against John D. Rockefeller, ruling to proceed in his court. The decision centers on Rockefeller facing charges and the judge stating the motions lack merit.
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Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Roger Sullivan’s English Turns Painful for Cork Son
A Cork-born son writes in clear, unaccented English about pain, with Roger Sullivan noting the absence of any brogue in the prose. The piece highlights language and emotion over regional speech.
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Cork
Roger Sullivan
Wheat Quotes and Prices From Minneapolis Market
Market quotations show Minneapolis wheat on September 12 with September at 69% and 69%c, December at 703%c, and May at 74%2 74%c. On track prices include No. 1 hard at 73%c, No. 1 Northern at 72%c, No. 2 Northern at 70%c, and No. 3 Northern at 67% 68c.
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Minneapolis
Cattle Prices Steady Across Varied Steer Quality
St Paul market report lists cattle prices with good to choice steers 4.50 to 5.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 4.50, veals 4.09 to 5.25, hogs 5.50 to 6.40, and sheep with wethers 4.50 to 5.25 and lambs 6.50 to 7.25. The figures reflect activity for September 12.
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St. Paul
Market Quotes For Wheat And Flax From Duluth Report
Wheat prices list arrival and on track values for No. 1 Northern No. 2 Northern and Sept Oct Dec May contracts. Flax prices show arrive on track and futures quotes for Sept Oct Nov Dec May with specified dollars and cents.
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Duluth
Northern
Market clearly mixed as Chicago prices show gains and stalls
Chicago market report lists Wheat Sept 69 1 2 c Dec 72 c Corn Sept 46 1 2 c Dec 42 1 2 c Oats Sept 32 c Dec 32 c Pork Sept 16 67 1 2 Jan 12 90 Flax nothing Butter Creameries 19 24 c Dairies 17 20 c Eggs 12 1 7 c Poultry turkeys 13 c chickens and springs 11 4 c.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Reported in Chicago Market
Cattle prices ranged from cattle and cows and heifers to stockers and feeders with varied high and low values. Hogs showed ranges from mixed and butchers to good heavy and light categories. Sheep and lambs also posted typical bid levels for the day.
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Chicago
Bank Officers Indicted for Bank Mismanagement
Chicago reports the grand jury indicted Paul O. Stensland former bank president and Henry W. Hering cashier. Both men face multiple counts related to mismanagement. Stensland is in Tangier under arrest while Hering is jailed in the county facility.
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Chicago
Paul O. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Tangier
Henry W. Hering
President commutes life term of Indian girl arson convict
Washington reports the president commuted the life sentence of Lizzie Carrick a teen Indian girl to confinement in a reformatory until age twenty one. She was convicted June 6 in the Eastern district of Wisconsin for arson setting fire to the Indian school on the Reservation, allegedly to keep her from attending school.
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Washington
Lizzie Carrick
Wisconsin
Wasinee Reservation
Ess
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