Supreme Court Judges Named for Districts and Circuit
For Supreme Court Judges First District Dighton Corson of Deadwood Second District A C Kellam of Chamberlain Third District J E Bennett of Clark Por Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit A W Campbell of Aberdeen.
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Supreme Court
Dighton Corson
Deadwood
A. C. Kellam
Chamberlain
J. E. Bennett
Clark
Fifth Judicial Circuit
A. W. Campbell
Aberdeen
Republican Convention Pledges Loyalty and Fixed Money Standard
Delegates declare unwavering allegiance to the Republican rule and endorse bimetallic money with silver coinage at parity with gold. They blame national distress on Democratic policies and criticize suspensions affecting veterans seeking pensions after the war.
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South Dakota
Eg Rien
Poe
Democratic Party
They Got a Chance to Hear the Old Band Play
The line suggests a moment where spectators or a group seized the opportunity to listen to a veteran or familiar musical ensemble perform. It conveys nostalgia and anticipation without additional context or details.
Loonatics Confront Gold Masters in Cherokee Strip Wordplay
A colorful critique notes that gold should serve all, not dominate. warns that many large ventures end with only credit, not wealth, as it skewers monopolistic ambitions and praises humble service.
Wealth rarely comes to those who know how I use it
The speaker questions the rarity of wealth arriving to those who understand how to employ it. The line hints at ironic or self-aware commentary on finance and personal skill in management.
Sailing in the Air Eestasia Collision Warning
The fragment notes a concern about safe air sailing and avoiding collisions. It mentions sufficient width for passage and implies vigilance in navigation. No clear event, date, or named entities are identified in readable text.
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Eestasia
Huron convention seen as will of the people
The St. Lawrence Journal asserts the Huron convention actualized the state’s popular will, framing the gathering as a true expression of public choice and legitimacy.
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The
St. Lawrence Journal
Bimetallic League Reaches Nineteen Hundred Members
The Bimetallic League at Lake Preston grows to 190 members as delegates return from Huron satisfied with nominations. The Canton Daily Advocate notes approval of Judges Bennett Kel Jam and Carson seeking reelection, per The State Journal.
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Lake Preston
The
Canton Daily Advocate
Huron
the State Journal
Bennett
Kel
Jam
Carson
Watertown paper backs strong judicial ticket in opinion
The Watertown Public Opinion endorses the judicial ticket as strong and satisfactory. In Pierre, the city passes an exemption on taxes for lots where artesian wells will be drilled by any person or company.
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Watertown
City of
Pierre
What shall we live on
A fragment asks how people would survive a drought borrowing Noah's example of living on dry land during the flood and hints at resourceful survival in hardship.
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Noah
Pinching Times Highlight Ad Readership Decline
In lean periods people skim ads less, the newspaper notes a shift in reader attention to advertising. The piece hints at moral questions tied to economic hardship and how audiences respond to commercial notices.
Reform Bills Protracted as Sherman Bill Remains Unrepealed
Nearly a year after the election the Sherman bill still stands unrepealed while the tariff continues to be criticized as robbing the public.
Etna Declared Spent After 250000 Years Says Scientists
Chairman Gamble urged to rise and read rules as scientists declare Etna has exhausted its activity after 250000 years, signaling a major geological update.
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Gamble
Etna
Huronitz Endorsed by Republican Convention
The Huronitz was endorsed at a honestly run Republican convention in America, reflecting broad party support within the usual conservative framework.
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America
Harmony of Opinion In St Lawrence Journal and Bulletin
Readers note rare accord between St Lawrence Journal and the Richelees Bulletin as both publish in unison. The joint stance reflects shared perspective on current events.
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St. Lawrence Journal
Richelees Bulletin
Fargo Public Building Forwarded In Haron Query
A fragment raises where the statesman who watches for the needed public building at Haron is. The note questions who will advance the project and ensure the public facility proceeds.
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Fargo
Haron
Parable on metal value echoes in modern followers
The line about having no silver or gold is cited as a key motif from a famed advocate of metal parity. Modern adherents are noted as continuing the debate with similar sentiment and enthusiasm.
South Dakota Newspaper Boys Near Agreement at State Convention
Thirty five delegates to the state convention were South Dakota newspaper boys and came very close to reaching an agreement.
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Southakota Newspaper
Siy
Three Supreme Judges Likely to Be Elected
The three present supreme judges were nominated at the Republican state convention and will be easily elected.
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Letcher Blade
Best of feeling prevails at state convention
The Wolsey Journal reports a mood of harmony at the state convention and states the result was the wisest possible outcome.
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The
Wolsey Journal
Convention outcome pleases Pierre Daily Capital
The Pierre Daily Capital expresses satisfaction with the convention result while noting disappointment that Mr. Dillon could not secure a ticket position.
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Pierre Daily Capital
Dillon
Exhibition Year Sparks Race for Great Railroad Disaster
The article notes a new competition among railroads to stage the most spectacular railroad disaster for this exposition year, highlighting a trend toward sensational displays and headline grabbing incidents.
Judicial state convention result welcomed by Brookings Register
The Brookings Register quotes the republican judicial state convention result as gratifying to every loyal citizen of the state. The comment frames the outcome as a statewide positive, reflecting local sentiment.
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The
Brookings Register
Register
Sioux Stock Journal Moves to Ft Pierre
The Sioux Stock Journal of Pierre has been moved to Ft Pierre. It will be succeeded at Pierre by a semi monthly named the Western Stock Farmer. Success to both.
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Sioux Stock Journal of
Pierre
Ft. Pierre
The
Western Stock Farmer
Iroquois Chief backs Judge Campbell nomination
The Iroquois Chief endorses the district Republicans for nominating Judge Campbell. The Yankton Press and Dakotan supported the renomination of current judges on the evening of the 19th. Ex Judge Peter O Shannon, long absent from the state, has returned to Canton and once held the county’s first term of court.
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Campbell
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Peter O. Shannon
Canton
No-Winter Frosts or Summer Rain Pairs Urged for Dakota
The writer argues that Dakota residents fare better with the absence of both frosts and rain, suggesting if shortages must occur they should come in pairs to balance discomfort across seasons. The piece envisions a practical view on climate quirks and regional tolerance.
Tom Bishop and his dog head to Huron show
A portion of the circulating paragraphs notes Tom Bishop entering his dog at the Huron dog show. The event runs from October 3rd to 10th and his brother should be on hand if the substance of the report is relied upon.
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Tom Bishop
Carlyle Quip Echoed Amid Hunt Meeting Ambitions
The quote attributed to Carlyle about judging men like dogs underpins the mood as locals expect the International Coursing Meeting to draw attention. Supporters hope the famed literary figure would have approved the gathering and its aims.
两名年轻人纵火草原并欲出走苏利县
两名年轻人故意纵火草原并企图逃离本国已被捕。案件应依法严惩，以示警戒与防范未来火灾风险。
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway issues multilingual pamphlet
Industrial commissioner Luis Jackson releases a pamphlet describing the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. The document is printed in four languages and targets foreign newspaper correspondents covering the World's Fair.
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Luis Jackson
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Bimetallic League at Lake Preston Goals Noted
The report outlines the Bimetallic League at Lake Preston aiming to influence broader progress. Officials urge continued daily business as questions are settled through discussion and action.
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Lake Preston
Humble record of deeds by the Hunonite narrator
The speaker reflects that the Hunonite will list only what it has truly done not what others have attempted. The aim is to show accomplishments clearly even if the catalog is smaller than that of more ambitious peers.
State convention outcome praised in Hua Ron report
The Henry Independent notes the Hua Ron state convention produced a platform denouncing democracy and predicts all three gentlemen will be re elected without question.
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Henry Independent
Huaron
Republican gathering pledges honest leadership
The passage describes a Republican meeting where members appeared spotless in dress and conduct. Delegates nominated candidates described as having clean hands and clean hearts, reflecting pride in honesty and integrity within the party.
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Weach
Republican Party
Haronite noted for proofreading slip in Brookings Register
The Brookings Register notes a proofreading error flagged by the Haronite and asks who inserted the Haronite on. The editor remarks a family member reads the paper with keen eyes, often finding valuable text and this time did as well.
Grandfather Hats Term Talks By Kingsbury Group
A man at yesterday's convention introduced a group including Blosser Shannon Conklin and Kingsbury sons. George Kingsbury remarked they should seek favorable terms for large quantities of grandfather hats.
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Blosser
Shannon
Mr. Conklin
Frank Conklin
Mr. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
George Kingsbury
Major Dollard Delivers Key Nomination Speech at Convention
Major Dollard seconded Judge Bennett in a noteworthy convention moment. Known for deep thinking, he swiftly exploited a slip by a previous speaker to strike at the core, dominantly swaying the audience and sealing the nomination for his candidate.
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Major Dollard
Bennett
Northwest
Bible sent to restore Public Opinion newspaper
The Watertown Public Opinion describes a letter from Bros. Geddes Ransom and Cory asking if a Bible bound item sent for fortification has been completed. The worn Bible was entrusted to Deacon Shannon for rejuvenation and expected to restore the paper to its former tone.
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Watertown
Bros. Geddes, Ransom & Cory
Shannon
Thief Tries to Steal Doane Robinson’s Horse in Watertown
A suspected thief cut the halter and tried to remove Doane Robinson’s horse from the barn. The mare proved lame and could not travel, leaving the animal tied to a post on the street.
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Watertown
Doane Robinson
Bates's death by Paris green likely accidental
The Black Hills papers report an elderly resident named Bates killed himself with a Paris green solution thought to be whisky. It is more plausible he intended a small Paris green dose and accidentally drank Black Hills whisky instead.
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Black Hills
Bates
Hebron Thresher Raises 928 Bushels From 100 Acres
Mr. Geo A Hebron of Virgil arrived Saturday to settle scores with Horonite. He reports steady work delivering 928 bushels from 100 acres of wheat. From a 15 acre tract he gathered 238 bushels averaging about 154 bushels per acre.
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Geo. A. Hebron
Virgil
Hebron
Happy postmaster reports drought relief and prospects
Sam the new postmaster at Iroquois says Northeastern Iowa is dry with no plowable ground and ruined corn. he notes their own pasture is sparse but fattening cattle on dry grass, wheat is light but manageable, and corn crops look strong while prices rise. He urges optimism.
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Sam
Iroquois
Iowa
Beadle County Weekly Tribune Subscription Pitch
The notice promotes the Hurontre business and a city service at 75 cents monthly, along with Beadle county’s Weekly at one dollar yearly in advance and the New York Weekly Tribune added for 25 cents. It urges readers to subscribe now.
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Hurontre
Beadle County
New York Weekly Tribune
Horace Greeley
Pettigrew Favored in Pierre For Re election
In Pierre readers praise Senator Pettigrew for steadfast friendship to the city and South Dakota. The piece hopes Pettigrew’s re election next winter and urges residents to elect strong Pettigrew supporters to both branches of the legislature to back his interests.
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Pierre
South Dakota
R. F. Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Petti
Pierre Free Prose
No title available from the fragment
A fragment notes that dogs may win at an International Coursing Meeting and that South Dakota ships cattle in fall, highlighting the state's strong cattle industry and condition.
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South Dakota
Train Robbery Remedies Stirring Newspapers
Various newspapers propose remedies to stop train robberies with Rocihus named as the presumed robber. The overall solution shows little real progress and lacks a clear, effective plan.
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Rocihus
Sherman Law Hangs Over Troubled Groverne Finances
Groverne blames present financial troubles on the Sherman Law as Congress with a large bipartisan majority remains in session since August 7. Despite the session, repeal of the Sherman Law seems farther away now than at its start.
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Groverne
Congress
Possible irrigation boom could boost James River valley
The fragment argues for government funding of irrigation and related experiments as a national asset. It claims increased wealth from the valley raises U S taxable wealth and proposes substantial public investment, noting wells and gas oil coal ventures as promising possibilities and forecasting vast future benefits. It cites South Dakota as a benchmark for value to government.
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James River Valley
United States
South Dakota
Indias
Great Britain
Editorial stance and reader invitation from the Huromite
The Huromite champions measures it sees as right and opposes what it deems wrong while acknowledging possible errors. The editor commits substantial space to nonpartisan world facts and personal conclusions to provoke reader discussion, presenting beliefs as sincere and aimed at advancing truth.
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Huromite
Huronirz Promotes Civic Service and Charity in Mortgaged Era
The Horomrs urges unified civic work and broad charity while avoiding factional politics. It vows to serve the people through practical labor and to leave a clean historical record for future generations, condemning rival rhetoric as spurious and unworthy.
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Ion
Horomrs
Huronirz
What the Settler's Found
A Minneapolis Journal special describes settler hardships after homestead choice. Prairie fires scorched land, hay was scarce, water shortages loom, and townsites lacked clear lot lines causing disputes. Early structures were canvas tents as shopkeepers set up nearby.
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Minneapolis Journal
Uncle Sam
Railroads urged to adopt reforms after deadly wrecks
A historical treatise on railroads cites 1888 1889 and 1890 fatalities and injuries among American railway workers and passengers. It notes one death per 306 workers and one injury per 33 workers, with railroads urged to adopt better safeguards and remedies.
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William Larrabee
Govenor
England
Railway Safety and Public Duty Urged After Hudson River Disaster
A historic critique calls for stricter railway safety and rest intervals for service. It urges mandatory insurance options for workers and criticizes watered stock profits. The piece cites the Hastings Hudson River disaster and praises Britain’s block system and continuous brake as models for major lines.
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Hudson River
Hastings
British Railways
New York Central
Revival of business seen as banks resume notes and receipts improve
Washington indicates revival as 57 receivers and examiners report ready to resume operations. Currency demand slows with August new note issuance at 15.6 million, September early demand down to 718 thousand. Treasury receipts grow, deficits shrink early month but forecast worsens with tariff changes while internal revenue returns to normal.
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Washington
Treasury
Esther Star Eyed Baby Born Neighboring To Waterson
The Madison Leader notes a newborn named Esther meaning a star, calling her a cousin to Watersons star eyed being in a brief society item.
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Madison
Esther
Waterson
International Coursing Meet at Huron Opens Oct 3
Watertown Public Opinion notes the start of a week long coursing meet at Huron beginning October 3 with top racing dogs and jack rabbits expected to compete. Organizers urge entrants with blooded or non blooded dogs to enter now as officials prepare a standout northwest program.
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Watertown
Huron
Northwest
Vocal Baad
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Carlyle
Sully
Dogg
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