First Republican Campaign Rally Opened at Langdon
The first campaign night in Langdon opened with enthusiastic speeches by J Miller the farmers nominee for governor and H C Hansbrough the congressional candidate. They discussed tariffs and party history to a large audience, with strong applause and support noted. Deputy Marshal Nagle case testimony continued in Indianapolis regarding the shooting of Judge Terry at Lathrop.
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Langdon
Dakota
Pioneer Press
J. Miller
H. C. Hansbrough
Congress
Republican Party
H.C. Hulgeson
Tris
Marshal Nagin
Dianapolts
Marshal Nagle
Terry
Lathrop
United States Circuit
Justice Field
Jagic
Cori
Striking Dock Workers Face Uncertain Settlement
Reporting from Winslow and Liverpool strands, dock workers press on with a nationwide strike. Donations to the relief fund flow from France Germany and Switzerland. London officials discuss mediation as deck crews and port authorities brace for potential concessions by Thursday. Paris to Rochester and Poole notes show widespread labor tension across ships and trades.
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Lowdon
Sept
Towser Hill
France
Germany
Switzerland
John Burne
Roop Pooenees
Norwood
Burns
Wdfran
Bermonday
London
Priday
Dock Committee
Ane Cdesre
Belney
Panarenalaer
Rochester
Aitike
St Liverpool
Ieee
Midway
Initaél
Violent unrest and killings amid armed clashes reported in Mississippi
Dispatches recount a confrontation near Nimter City with 27 armed Black individuals dispersed by white vigilantes and troops. Reports claim deaths and captures vary, with one Black man killed by another and up to hundreds armed involved. Troops detained about forty black detainees and later departed. few reliable details remain.
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Miss
Leliore County
Ninster City
Nimter City
Whd
Shell Mound
Tbat
Delegates Gather as South Dakota Democrats Name Slates
Huron dispatch reports delegates arriving for the Democratic State Convention with multiple candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. Possible contenders include M. Molebach and Ezra Miller for governor and J W Harden for lieutenant governor.
Outrage in Greenwood as Lynch Mob Fires Jamison Store
In Greenwood Mississippi a mob of about fifteen black men led by George Allen burned Jamison’s store after being refused powder and shot. Jamison fled to Sunnyside and alerted whites who pursued Allen’s group toward Lone Star Bend to rescue two Jamison brothers. A White deserter sought to betray Allen’s camp for clemency, and a brutal note persists that a black man was killed for refusing to fight whites.
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Greenwood
Miss
Tiiper
George Allen
Jamison
Shady Grove
Tallahatchie River
Sunnyside
Allen
Lone Star Bend
Jink
Whiph
Maine residents plan Sioux Falls trip from Tremont
Thirty seven Maine men of wealth and influence gathered at Tremont led by Captain A J Petting of Portland to tour Sioux Falls prospecting relocation and investment. They plan to purchase land and speculate, with some intending to settle there and others buying property in the area.
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A.J
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Sioux Falls
Hamilton scandal arrests noted in New York report
New York dispatch reports Mrs Swinton and her son duahua A Mann were arrested at police headquarters on conspiracy charges tied to the Robert Ray Hamilton Atlantic City case. Inspector Byrnes disclosed evidence of a staged paternity and a $10 purchase of the child, with Hamilton threatened legal action if deceived. Swinton and her son arraigned and remanded until Friday. Also covered: South Dakota Democrats’ state convention in Huron with Steele named temporary chairman, committees formed, platform to be drafted. Chicago item notes Max Jacobson’s arrest for sensational embezzlement. Washington reports treasurer’s warrants totaling 1,000,000 for pension funds.
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Ray Hamilton
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Huron
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Woonsocket
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Yankton
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Walkman
Grant County
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Jerauld County
H. Winser
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Steele
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Grant
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O. HB. Freeman
Union
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C. N. Bartis
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Barclay
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Fi McClure
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Rm Memorial
Veah County
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Loueks
Devel County
Bene
McClure
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Paay
Pemkins Pioneer-Express
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Chaos at Sheepshead Bay Races Spectators Reach Twenty Thousand
At Sheepshead Bay a crowd of about twenty thousand witnessed Chaos win the handbag race. Day the jockey guided the winner past St Carlo and Sinaloa with a neck margin while St Carlo finished second. Other races produced Cracksiman and Brother Ben victories as crowds packed the stands and paddock amid a lively sea of betting and excitement.
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