Train Robbing in Indiana and Parity for All
Items note train robbery as paying business in Indiana this year. Professor Dow of the State University works on a history of the institution. Better lands cheaper in South Dakota than Cherokee Strip. President Cleveland favors a single standard. Gov. Sheldon to deliver opening address at Mitchell Corn Palace on Sept. 27. Sherman law repeal debate shifts to Senate. Sully county delegates support John F. Dillon for supreme judge. Sioux Falls features a goat that eats the Press. Washington reports indicate widespread unease. Cleveland compromises on baby question. Advertising trusted by buyers. A solemn fact if you have the money to pay.
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Huzomire
Ed. Benke
Arlington
Europe Faces Renewed Threat to Peace
The article notes renewed danger to European peace and observes how the continent has endured hazards in recent years, highlighting the fragile balance of security and diplomacy across the region.
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Europe
Huron Coursing Meet Draws National Attention
With favorable weather the Huron Coursing Meet attracts wide national interest, promising rich amusement and abundant enthusiasm across the country.
Frontier water price drops to ten cents a cup
Report from the Cher okee strip notes water is selling at ten cents a cup and is scarce at that price. Residents lament that boomers did not drill an artesian well to ease supply.
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Cherokee Strip
Howard Press Voice Ends at Huronitz HQ
A brief note from Bro. Person of the Howard Press assures his word will be trusted at Huronitz headquarters without need for consulting any son of a gun.
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Howard Press
Huronitz
Rise of Small Farms Shifts State Farming Landscape
In the southern part of the state farmers are increasingly turning to small plots. They find that forty acres well managed yields more value than a quarter section half worked, signaling a shift in agricultural practice and land use.
Erwin Review Suspended Amid Financial Strain
Due to financial stringency and slow collections the Erwin Review suspends publication. Editor Allen will spend part of his time running a department in the De Smet News Leader.
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Erwin Review
Allen
de Smet
Haney Named for Supreme Judge Seat in District Race
The Mitchell Republican announces Judge Dick Haney of the district as candidate for supreme judge. The paper notes no clear reason to substitute his name for Judge Kellam.
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Mitchell Republican
Dick Haney
Haney
Kellam
Local Wisconsin visit prompts talk on prices and weather
Doc Hutchinson reports returning from Wisconsin noting the region between Iroquois and Haron seems wetter than his visit, and he says locals here have no kick coming except on low prices which are improving.
Attorney General Crawford Revisits Mitchell over Treat Case
The Attorney General met with T. N. Treat of Plankinton, then appointed to assist the state's attorney in liquor prosecutions. Treat denies guilt, claims liquor interests oppose him, and notes his suspension pending grand jury indictment for malfeasance. He accepts Crawford’s actions as justified.
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Mitchell
T. N. Treat
Plankinton
Treat
The Huronite Urges Retention of Supreme Court Justices
The Huronite argues to preserve the current supreme bench with another term, urging Republicans and citizens to back the present justices regardless of party. It praises Senator Burtt and Bartt, calls for measured reform, and warns against corporate influence, claiming the masses favor stability and learned, honest judges.
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Horonrize
Bartt
Supreme Bench
Beadle
Burtt
Brule County Republicans Endorse Kellam for Supreme Court
The Brule county Republican convention last Saturday declared unabated confidence in Judge A G Kellam, praising his integrity and ability. Delegates were instructed to support his renomination from the second district and to use practical means for his renomination at the state convention.
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Kellam
Brale County
A. G. Kellam
Supreme Court
Old Benches Meet to Endorse Court Nominees in SD
The Republican State Convention at Grand Opera House adjourned briefly for late arrivals as Robt. J. Gamble was named temporary chairman. The body adopted resolutions pledging allegiance to Republican values, bi metallic money, and condemnation of Democratic policies, before nominating and endorsing Kellam and Bennet for judgeships and adjourning amid praise for the party’s record.
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Hamlin County
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Yankton
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Horonitz backs renomination of supreme court justices
The Horonitz urged re nomination of the current supreme court judges and praised the convention outcome. It stresses the public’s approval of the court and the party’s alignment with the people’s will amid opposition from well known judges and opponents. The piece lauds the convention’s temper and the resolutions as fitting and strong.
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Supreme Court
Haney
Bartt
Kennedy
Dillon
Fuller
Houromrs
Republican Party
Weather Bureau exhibit praised at state fair
Aberdeen News republishes praise for S. W. Glenn and his Weather Bureau exhibit at the State Fair. The paper lauds his reliability and efficiency and credits him for making the exhibit possible.
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Aberdeen News
S. W. Glenn
Weather Bureau
Glenn
Aberdeen
Regent Shannon Visits En Route to Hear Mandamus Case
Regent Shannon passed through town on Thursday traveling from Brookings to Mitchell. He heads to face Judge Haney on eight mandamus proceedings at the Brookings college, reporting forward movement in college matters. He praises the spirit, rising new pupil numbers, and improving financial affairs. He also notes Vermillion University preparations and the impact of term close on enrollments, with colleges well equipped for first class work.
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Brookings
Mitchell
Haney
Brookings College
Vermillion
Sioux Falls Argus Leader Criticizes Bond Case Movements
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader urges immediate demand on Freudenfeld and bondsmen for the balance due from Joseph. Attorneys general and sheriff of Aurora County have reiterated the demand, while venue changes were sought. The piece questions possible undisclosed actions and cautions against improper management at the college.
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Sioux Falls
Regents
South Dakota Gains in Taxable Wealth in 1893
The Brookings Register misstated growth, noting a $10,000,000 rise in ten years. The real gain last year was about $10,000,000 in assessed value, with true wealth rising to roughly $30,000,000 when considering real value. The state shows ongoing progress.
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Brookings Register
South Dakota
Tanaoa
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