Editorial Upshot on Bryan Nomination and Corporate Influence
The paper states it will not take sides in the Democratic primary but notes Bryan’s onetime foregone status is weakening. It argues financial interests aim to dictate nominations and defeat Bryan, while pledging to resist corporate control and warning of moneyed influence in forthcoming primaries and the November election.
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United States
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Mississippi River
Missouri
National Congress
Coe I. Crawford
Bryan
Wm. J. Bryan
Taft
Hughes
Roberts County
Our Heritage From Adam A Moral on Labor and Health
The essay argues the biblical injunction about toil was a health prescription for body mind and character. It laments idleness and celebrates honest labor as the source of dignity and progress, citing gender roles and human striving as central to human achievement.
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Eve
Adam
The Call to Hardihood and Manly Destiny
A fragment urges steadfast labor and harsh conditions as the source of true manhood. It contrasts rugged, laborious life with ease and complacency, praising ancestral sinews, broad shoulders, and enlarged hearts forged by adversity as the path to national progress.
Aberdeen News Leads With Republican Slate Choice
The Aberdeen News reports a full slate of stalwart candidates. The Journal-World-Spirit ticket was chosen at a meeting of the Republican state primary league, Mac. Who selected yours?
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Aberdeen News
Journal- World-Spirit
Mac
Miner County politics shaping party balance and renomination talks
Miner County politics show cross party appeal as Republicans honor K O Strand for Chicago delegation and Democrats back Hugh Smith on the resolution committee. Veteran legislator H H Welch is praised for steadfast stance, with county leaders urging renomination and alternation of the senatorial district between Miner and Hanson counties. County offices see cautious candidacy moves as stalwart influence and reform factions spar.
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Miner County
K. O. Strand
Miner
Chicago
Mitchell
Hugh Smith
Committee On Resolutions
Hugh
Hanson
H. H. Welch
Welch
Senator Gamble
Gamble
Pierre
John Johnson
Howard Post Office
Kittredge
A. Gunderson
Carthage
L. J. Grinager
Howard
Grinager
State University
C. J. Erickson
Siaheoaesiep Saksh Paktaie Gaui
Banking committee adopts adverse Aldrich bill report
The house committee on banking voted unanimously to adopt an adverse report on the Aldrich bill.
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House Committee On Banking
Aldrich
Cartoon standards and a Sioux Falls party clash
The piece defends journalism ethics, condemns a misleading Argus-Leader cartoon about Roosevelt and Crawford, and recaps the 1906 and 1908 Sioux Falls convention delegate tallies showing progressive gains. It names figures like Kittredge, E. W. Martin, C. H. Burke, Ed Kennedy, and Bobby Persons.
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Sioux Falls
Senator Kittredge
E. W. Martin
C. H. Burke
Ed Kennedy
Bobby Persons
Senator Gamble Bill Opens Cheyenne Reservation Triumphs
The passage of Senator Gamble's bill to open the Cheyenne reservation marks a major victory for Senator Kittredge, nearly matching his wins in the March primaries and the Huron convention.
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Gamble
Kittredge
Analysis of Ratios and Gains Since 1906 Convention
The excerpt notes how stalwarts find reassurance in recounting gains since the 1906 convention and suggests they feel a strong need amid current pressures. It reflects a political mood and rhetoric of post convention optimism.
Debate Question at Punkey Hollow School House
The question asks if Jack Lockhart joined the insurgents at Huron or acted without better judgment. It presents a local dispute framed as a Friday afternoon debate topic at Punkey Hollow School House.
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Punkey Hollow
Jack Lockhart
Huron
Vermillion Republican Goes Progressive What It Signals
A Vermillion Republication shifts one column to progressivism sparking debate over motive. Commentators weigh whether the move reflects earnest calls for reform or a calculation to align with prevailing political currents.
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Vermillion Republican
Press Denounces Delegates For Endorsement Motion
An editorial targets delegates who voted unanimously to adopt the balance of resolutions after endorsing Crawford’s senatorial candidacy. The piece asserts the editors acted to support Lockhart’s motion and criticizes the motive as lacking responsibility and recklessness.
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Crawford
Huron
Lockhart
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County of Beadle
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South Dakota
R. 0. Richards
C. M. Osbon
Thompson Bros
Third Street Clothiers
Tiffany
Tom Nast
Argus Leader
T. R
Coe
Argus-Leader
St. Louis
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