Beadle County Republicans Convene and Name Delegates
Beadle County Republicans gathered in the court room with Dr C B Alford presiding. The convention elected E H Vance secretary and E H Aplin assistant, named delegates to report from precincts, and directed the delegation to support A W Bartt for supreme judge.
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Beadle County
C. B. Alford
E. H. Vance
Wessington
E. H. Aplin
Huron
Pyle
A. W. Bartt
O. W. Bair
W. B. Sterling
H. J. Rice
H. Ray Myers
J. P. Cooper
John McDonald
E. G. Burgess
R. O. Richards
Boyd McKlvane
E. 4. Aplin
F. E. Grant
John Chamberlain
A. A. Parks
J. P. Davis
N Best
A. Jones Stetter
B. F. Teets
B. H. Sullivan
Attorney at Law Reference Firet National Bank
An attorney at law based in the Reed Block office references the First National Bank in Huron South Dakota. The notice implies professional services connected to financial or banking matters.
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Reed Block
Firet National Bank
Huron
South Dakota
Dentists and Surgeons Practice in Huron South Dakota
ENTAL SURGEON. Office over First National Bank Building, Huron, S. D.
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First National Bank Building
Huron, S. D
Unclaimed Letters Advertised in Huron Post Office
List of letters remaining unclaimed for the week ending September at the Huron South Dakota post office. Names include Frank Lawenon Myron Love Doig John L Morfey Mrs L A Dak etc. Parties calling for the above must say advertised in the Huron ITE and pay one cent at the stamp window.
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Huron
South Dakota
Frank Lawenon
Myron Love
Ie Doig
John L. Morfey
L. A. Dak
Joan Lonastarr
P. M
Our Public Schools Are the Mainstay of Our Republic
A public health and education themed notice extols the value of schools and strong bodies for future leaders. It praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for improving children's health, claiming cures for scrofula and blood diseases, and urges parents to trust the medicine.
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Republic
Hood
Estray Cow Seized Near Cavour Farm
Notice states a dark red cow is taken up and kept at a farm three miles northeast of Cavour. Ownership details are unclear due to garbled text but pertains to an estray animal and its keeper.
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Estray
Cavour
Exposition Program For Inter-State Grain Palace Festival
Official program for the Inter-State Grain Palace and Harvest Festival details Monday events with addresses by Robt. Moody and Gov. Sheldon, music by the Fourth Regiment Band, admission 60 cents and 1 dollar, reception plans, impersonator Mrs A W, and Sioux Falls Mitchell observances, plus Ball for traveling men. Includes notices on Racket Store fall goods and a Scioto mound discovery.
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Fourth Regiment
Keeling
Robt. Moody
F .A. Luse
Aberdeen
Addreee
O. H. Sheldon
South Dakota
Shortridge
North Dakota
Fo Regiment
D. W. C. Fowler
Frnk
Beard
Geo. L. Cadwell, Jr
A. §. Reed
J. L. Browne
J. M. Banker
M. Lawson
Fourth Regiment Band of Laws
Robt. M
President Grain Palace Associaton
Fourth Regiments
Iowa
A. B. Melville
Mitchell
Grain Palace Band
First Parliament of Religions Opens in Chicago
The world’s first parliament of religions opens in Chicago with Christians Buddhists and leaders from many faiths present. The 17 day event aims for unity and no controversy as diverse denominations affirm their faiths and humanitarian acts. Attendance at the opening is described as modest with few onlookers on the Music Hall and fair grounds.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Hall of Columbus
Garret
Brahms
Bombay
Calcutta
New Land
Bonney
Cardinal Gibbons
J. M Barrows
Feehan
Zante
Greece
Higginbotham
Sg“ Redwood
New Zealand
Prolate Chunder
Mazoomdar
Pung Kwang Yui
Ghirsch
B. D. Nagarkar
Karen Ashikian
Monerie
London
Dr. Barrows
Augusta Chapin
Prince of
New Mexico
Wharton Addresses Ways and Means on Tariff Impact
Wasu Hineton on September 12 reports Joseph Wharton of Philadelphia, vice president of the American Iron and Steel Association, urging the Ways and Means Committee to recognize the industry’s true scope. He notes differing party views on tariff and the damage to business from protection debates.
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Wasu Hineton
Ways and Means
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
American Iron and Steel Association
McKinley Law Praised by Industry for Protection
Industry leaders praised the McKinley law as the best the country has had. It lowered duties on iron and steel while still offering protection, leaving industries satisfied and seeking no changes.
Ottawa rejects immigration inspection pact on ship arrivals
Secretary Carlisle reports Canada refused to ratify a proposed agreement for U S officers to inspect immigrants landing at Canadian ports and destined for the United States. The pact, arranged with Canadian transport companies and the interior deputies, awaited approval by the Canadian minister. Carlisle had given his approval on Saturday.
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Washington
Carlisle
Ottawa
Stump
Senner
New York
Canada
United States
Capitol Centenary Prep for Washington Cornerstone Event
Washington prepares for the centennial celebration of the Capitol Building cornerstone laying scheduled for next Monday. Officials of the government and district citizens will join in what is expected to be a major national observance with wide attention.
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Washington
Capitol
Republican National League Targets Ohio Iowa and Massachusetts
Springfield Illinois September 12 W W Tracy president of the Republican National League has returned from Chicago. He says this year will focus on Ohio Iowa and Massachusetts with a conference with Governor McKinley next Wednesday and meetings with Iowa Republican leaders at Des Moines. The league plans to exert influence in these states this fall and then organize nationwide after state campaigns end.
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Springfield
Ill
W. W. Tracy
Republican National League
Chicago
Tracy
Ohio
Iowa
Massachusetts
McKinley
Des Moines
Dr. E. Long Funeral Draws Large Attendance
The funeral of Dr. E. Long in Black River Falls Wisconsin drew one of the city’s largest crowds. Knights of Pythias from Eau Claire Milwaukee Madison and Black River Falls led the procession along with the Grand Army, Relief corps and local firemen.
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Dr. Long
Black River Fats
Wis
Dr. E
Long
Knights of Pythias
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Madison
Grand Army, Relief Corps
Firemen
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