Republican Ticket Names for President and Various Courts
A list of Republican candidates including Theodore Roosevelt for President and W Fair Presidential, with running mates and positions across the ticket. Names appear for Vice President and other offices such as Governor Lt. Gov Secretary of State State Auditor Attorney General Superintendent of Schools and land officials.
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Thealore Roosevelt
W. Fair
Vtaay
G. Fuller
Dick Ana
H. Elrod
J. E. McDougall
Or Sec
David Wipf
Malnson
J. F. Halladay
Ensurer
C. B. Collins
Worsi _ Art’y General
Philo Hall
Supt. of
Schools
G. W. Nash
Mies School
Red Public Lands
Roosevelt Faces Henry H. Rogers Over Standard Oil Immunity
The president rejects immunity behind Standard Oil and demands legal conformity or dissolution. Rogers threatens war if policy opposes him. The piece praises Roosevelt's firm stance and likens him to Andrew Jackson in facing powerful interests.
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Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Rogers
Rockafell
Morgan
Andrew Jackson
Waltrest
Roosevelt
South Dakota Week at the Saint Louis Exposition
The South Dakota Week at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition runs from September 26 to September 29 in St. Louis. The commission urges wide state participation with the governor state officials and the congressional delegation in attendance. The week features special events marking it as a highlight of the fair season.
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South Dakota
St. Louis
South
Great Preacher Rev Dr Lorimer Dies at 64
The nation mourns Rev Dr George C Lorimer pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist Church New York and former Tremont Temple Boston leader. He was a major theologian and eloquent pulpit orator whose broad views and ardent causes earned wide following. History will rank him among the era’s greatest preachers.
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George C. Lorimer
Baptist Church
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Boston
The
Christian Church
Milbahk Review Questions Henry Longstaff Inconsistency
The Milbahk Review rebukes editor Henry Longstaff for shifting political stances. It recalls his changing loyalties from republican to Cleveland to populist, then Bryan and Parker, alleging inconsistent views on capital removal and political alignments.
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Milbahk Review
Huronare
Longstaff
Henry
Blaine
Cleveland
Pierre
Kyle
Bryan
Parker
Senator Kittridge Wins in County Caucus Showdown
A faction of local Republicans opposed the senator’s supporters but Kittridge’s allies prevailed in a county caucus. The dispatches say Kittridge won decisively as rivals, including the Jack Toohey’s and Burnside faction, were swept off their feet.
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Sarah
A. B. Kittridge
United States
Kittridge
Kitridge
Jack Toohey
Burnside
County Committee Urges Kelley Withdrawal from Ticket
The county Republican central committee should demand C A Kelley withdraw after charges of misdemeanors including forging a deed. A A Chamberlain should sever ties or quit the ticket, with resignations sought. Roosevelt accepts GOP presidential nomination and pledges to fight, praising the platform and addressing campaign issues clearly.
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Republican Central Committee
C. A. Kelley
Court House
Wm. Waibel
Waibel
A. A. Chamberlain
Central Committee
John H King Leads Winter Wheat Experiments in County
John H King pioneers macaronic wheat in the county and leads winter wheat testing. He aims beyond selling land for profit, showing what the land can produce and developing business oriented farming practices for national interests.
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John H. King
Republicans Push Home Woolen Manufacture Tariff Debate
The piece notes a twenty million dollar annual import of woolen goods and contrasts Republican calls for home manufacturing with Democratic tariff tinkering that would boost imports by twenty million more. It frames the policy clash as a fight over domestic production and trade balances.
Cosmopolitan Advertises St Louis Purchase Exposition
The current Cosmpolitan issue features a description of the St Louis Purchase Exposition prepared by John Brisbine Walker. It calls the magazine great and suggests buying it if one cannot travel to St Louis.
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St. Louis Purchase Exposition
John Brisbine Walker
St. Louis
Roosevelt Faces Oil Giants War Warning
A snippet quotes Standard Oil forewarning of conflict and Roosevelt pursuing legal equality before the law, signaling a shift that places balance between powerful money interests and the public.
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Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Mitchell Republican Favors Pierre as Capital Location
The Mitchell Republican urged placing the capital at Pierre in 1890. Davison county legislators before 1902 uniformly opposed re submission. Support for the Jim river valley grew only as Mitchell aspired to capital status.
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Mitchell Republican
Pierre
Davison County
Jim River
Mitchell
Judge Parker Calls for Cleveland Administrations Review
Judge Parker argues Democrats should compare Grover Cleveland's administrations with prior and subsequent ones. He notes Democrats typically avoid criticizing Cleveland and challenges the party to scrutinize past and future executive leadership.
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Judge Parker
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Agricultural Bulletins Read Better in Winter Months
The agricultural college experiment station notes publications gain readership in winter as farmers are busiest in spring, summer, and fall and have less time to read these valuable bulletins.
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Agricultural College Experiment Station
Russia Deploys Baltic Fleet to Far East Amid War Warning
The Baltic fleet sails eastward signaling a broadening conflict as Moscow escalates hostilities. Analysts note the move widens geographic scope and could affect supply lines, diplomatic posture, and potential confrontations with distant theaters.
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Russia
Far East
Mitchell City Proposal Sparks Capitol Location Debate
Mitchell argues against moving the capital from Pierre by noting the poor state of the local house. The text suggests a new capitol building could be built at Pierre just as cheaply as at Mitchell, intensifying the location debate.
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Mitchell
Pierre
Vermont Republicans win state sweep with large majority
Vermont voters gave Republicans a substantial lead by over 31 000 votes and elected a largely Republican legislature. Democrats suffered losses with five senate seats and ten House members defeated.
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Vermont
Senate
House
Capital Day At Central South Dakota Fair Aims High
The Central South Dakota Fair Association plans a major week starting Monday with Whirlwind the ostrich from Hot Springs Arkansas, two half mile heats daily, and a loaded race card. Ground and buildings are ready for large crowds with special Capital Day Thursday inviting Pierre and Mitchell visitors.
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Huron
South Dakota
Pierre and Mitchell
Charming Prince
J. W. Cooper
Mitchell
Beckey H
J. A. Neill
Hawarden
Leonard Graves
Bob Mathieson
Pierre
Marona B
W. H. Thompson
R.S. Tait
Grace Highland
J. H. Wheeler
Woonsocket
Lizzie Mix
Prairie Queen
D. G. Medbery
Anie Edna Rusall
Too Apt
James Kelley
Toney Wilkes
J. W. McKellip
Watertown
Mi Princes Banda
T. P. Blair
Ashton
Pace
Willard W
A. V. Wiser
Danford
Jimmie H
W. H. Hennion
R. A. Tait
E. Kelley
J N Wheeler
Professor Proposes Deep Earth Hole Project
English scientist Professor Parsons outlines a plan to sink a deep hole twelve miles into the earth. He estimates a cost of 25 million dollars and a timeline of eighty five years to complete the venture.
Marquis Named Justice for Third District in Clear Lake
George H. Marquis of Clear Lake is offered as judge for the third district. Marquis is the Republican nominee for the third circuit and is described as an experienced and wise lawyer.
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George H. Marquis
Clear Lake
Third District
Marquis
Third Circuit
Mitchell Protest Over Pierre Capital Committee Excursions
Mitchell residents protest the Pierre capital committee trips, accusing them of planning an ex parte contest and provoking a strong public uproar as Pierre officials refuse to acknowledge the issue.
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Mitchell
Pierre Capital Committee
Pierre
Nomination Seen for Minnehaha Sheriff Nyrum Phillips
Uncle Nyrum Phillips appears likely as the Republican nominee for sheriff in Minnehaha County, a move that pleases many Republicans statewide.
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Nyrum Phillips
Minnehaha County
Parker Sees Difficulty Satisfying Democratic Demands
Judge Parker finds it harder to quell the Democratic party’s longings than to craft an opinion upholding the authority of law.
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Parker
Democratic Party
Parker Calls for Democratic Unity on Candidate Parker
Parker urges the Democratic Party to set aside dead issues and unite behind Parker as the sole focus of their campaign and effort. He stresses cohesion over past disagreements to boost his bid.
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Parker
Democratic Party
Maine Vote Counts Reset Republican Lead
Maine reported a thirty thousand Republican majority as the race drew closer, with communications sent toward the Hudson region to the opposing Esopus candidate.
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Maine
Hudson
Esopus
Wheat prices rise forecast by market leaders
Chicago trading on Tuesday saw wheat at 1.25. Analysts predict May wheat could reach 1.50 or even 2.00, signaling rising prices as the market eyes future contracts.
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Chicago
Olite Tinan Heads Mitchell Press Bureau
Olite Tinan serves as the head of the Mitchell Press bureau, directing operations and overseeing reporting efforts. The appointment positions him to coordinate coverage across the bureau's regional desks and contribute to editorial strategy.
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Olite Tinan
Mitchell Press Bureau
Fair at Huron Draws Attention for Next Week
Community members are urged to plan attendance at the Huron fair scheduled for next week. Organizers promise midway rides, food stalls, and local crafts with activities for families and visitors.
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Huron
Parker's Filipino Straddle Critiqued in Editorial
The New York Press accuses Parker of wavering on Philippine policy. It argues his acceptance speech aims to quicken self government for Filipinos yet avoids endorsing immediate independence, implying a government by Filipinos assisted by Filipinos.
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New York
Parker
Milburn
Philippines
Roosevelt
St. Louis
This Will Interest Mothers: Mother Gray’s Powders Ad
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children to ease feverishness teething disorders upset stomach and bowel regulation and worm destruction. It claims over 30 000 testimonials and mentions Allen Olmstead LeRoy druggists with free samples mailed.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted in Chicago
The E. C. De Witt & Co salve from Chicago is touted as a remedy for piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases. Counterfeits are common and buyers are urged to ask for genuine DeWitt's sold by Holland Wheeler.
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E. C. de- Witt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Holland Wheeler
Hyomei Advertises Catarrh Cure Despite Pills Fails
An advertisement claims Hyomei kills catarrh germs in air passages and blood, offering a refund if not cured. The complete inhaler outfit costs $1.00 and is promoted as a scientific, thorough cure over traditional pills and tonics.
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C. H. Longctoff
Fire Department Respect and Obedience Ordinance Notice
The city ordinance enforces strict obedience to the fire chief during fires with penalties up to five dollars per offense for noncompliance. A delivery driver was arrested for damaging hose but released on chief’s direction. Any hindrance to officers or firemen at a fire remains punishable, and helpers are urged to assist promptly.
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City Fire Department
Fire Department
Afre
Farm Loans Cheaper Than Ever Offer
John H. King Land and Loan Agency proclaims farm loans at 1 cent percent cheaper than before for actual settlers. Offers towns: low rates in Bew dle Spink and Sanborn counties with 6 percent base, 5 percent commission to settlers, and overall 7 percent rate.
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John H.king
Land and Loan Agency
Bewdle
Spink
Sanborn
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