Huron Convention Signals Alliance Contest for Congress
In South Dakota the Republican State Convention at Huron draws over a hundred delegates led by figures from Sioux Falls Canton Yankton Aberdeen and Pembina among others. Rumors swirl of an Alliance endorsement for Judge Gifford to secure the congressional nomination while Patten lingers as lieutenant governor candidate and various seats including Poindexter Moody and Edgerton attract interest amid caucuses and maneuvering to shape the ticket.
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Huron
Pal
Hiron
Pioneer Press
Repubean
Pettigrew
Keith
Kittridge
Young
Halley
Sioux Falla
Gifford
Carter
Thorson
Atkens
Canton
van Osdel
Campbell
Yankton
Willianxom
Rice
Fiandreau
Grose
McCoy
Aberdeen
Sethome
Pembina
Quiedly
Lockhart
Milbank
Huntington
Webster
Patton
Miner
Mellette
Wardall
Otters
Chase
Gurley
Robinson
Watertown
Ruth
Gibson
Des- Met
Bennett
Clark
Poindexter
Spink
Bebe
Ipswich
Needham
Jerauld
McManima
Edmore Girton
Ruggles
Drake
Conklin
McDogala
Alliance
Meliitte
Fletcher
Patten
Barkis Jenit Wililm
Atickat
Congress
Major Pickler
Supreme Bench
Judge Moody
Black Hills
Farmers Wide Caucus
Edgerton
Lou, Taylor
Alexandria
St. Pan
Pioneer Preag
Friands
H. Keith
HL. Etrod
Mel-fette
Bratthews
Brookings
Pickler
Mellatte
A. C. Ringsund
State Republican League
Col
W. E. Foster
Frankfort
T. G. Orr
Bangor
H.T. Ses
Alons
Columbia
D. F. Rogers
Alpina
C.F. Hackett
Parker
P. J. Washabaugh
Deadwood
C. H. Parker
Brookings County
Farmers’s Alliance
van Esdel
St. Paul
G. G. Crosse
Gifford and Wickler
Alexander
Dolard
Ringstad
Uredsitter
Smith
Lann
Carson and Gamble
Wo. T. Coad
State Republican Consmlitee
Order
Vun Fieldar
Huron R.ot
Huron R.ot P. Band Followed, Coad
Col. Faunestock
A. B. Smedley
Mil Ban
Cerne
H. &. Mayhew
Committee On Credentiala
Grand Army meeting in Milwaukee draws vast crowd
Milwaukee hosts a grand encampment with Gen Warner leading about 800 veterans and families. Thousands arrive by train and steamer, streets fill with parade sights, and the city showcases heavy decoration as expectations rise for a historic gathering.
Dempsey Le Blanche Fight Ends In Knockout Loss
In San Francisco, August 27, the middleweight title bout at the California Athletic Club ended with George LeBlanche knocking out Jack Dempsey in the thirty second round. The Marine dominated late, the crowd packed the roof venue, and bets favored Dempsey beforehand. Dempsey entered in peak condition, weighed 164 pounds to LeBlanche's 162, but was halted by a powerful finish in round thirty two.
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Cal
California Athletic Club
Jack Dempsey
George LeBlanche
Dempsey
Witich
Denny
Timas
el Mpeey
Leblanche
Newpariel
Dempay
LeBlanches
Lepiauabeie
Nisi
Vic Lous
Taneparel
Dempaey
Mellette Solid Dominates Caucus Vote for Governor
A Huron Pioneer Press report from St. Paul details a caucus where Mellette captured every vote present for governor amid broad party maneuvering. The piece tracks nominees for congress, notes union with Gifford and Pickler, and lists state party officers and looming contests.
Right Hand Swing: LeBlanche Defeats Dempsey for 6000
In a brutal thirty second finish, George LeBlanche lands a decisive right hand on Jack Dempsey, sending him to the floor twice. Dempsey rises dazed, bleeds, but seeks a rematch while LeBlanche smiles in victory and hints at more fights to come.
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Francisco
Jack Dempsey
George LeBlanche
LeBlanche
Dempacy
Dempsey
Ashland trains armed as Lake Shore prep troops rise
Ashland Wis August 28 Every passenger train on the Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western road now carries revolvers and rifles as Superintendent Hartley orders armament. Brakemen porters and conductors bear firearms and a rifle sits in each coach. If a robber appears trains will meet a warm reception.
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Ashland
Wis
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Road
Hartley
Lake Shore
Lake Shord
Cramps Run Train Through Grand Forks Stampede
A gang of tramps boarded a bound train toward Grand Forks at Hille and terrorized train crews refusing to pay fare. Police corralled the escapees near the city as telegraph warnings reached authorities. In Milwaukee a new railroad corporation filed articles in Madison with $100000 capital to build from Milwaukee to Chicago, in which Wisconsin interests are involved.
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Gran Forks
N. Dy
Hille
Grand Forks
Milwaukee
Chicago
Madison
Milwaukee, Bayview & Chicago R. A.co
Igago
Une
Wisconsin
Two Die From Carbonic Gas At Barton's Winery Near Fresno
A Wednesday accident at Barton's winery near Fresno left two men dead from suffocation due to carbonic acid gas. Earlier, the murdered and robbed body of Joan E. Wise of Chicago was found near his West Olio Street home Wednesday morning. An argument occurred Wednesday in the Cronin murder case for a separate hearing. In Newport, Stocus defeated A. Snay to win the amateur American tennis championship. The American Bar Association began its first annual session on this side of the AE Tegbeni d at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning in Chicago with large attendance. The City of Paris steamship, arriving in New York, set a new record for speed by finishing a voyage in three hours fifty nine minutes ahead of Greenwich time. the delay near the Sandy Hook light ship was noted.
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Fresno
Joan E. Wise
Chicago
West Olio Street
Cronin
Cnsex
Stocus
Newport
A. Snay
America
TRB
American Bar Association
Paris
New York
Greenwich
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