Turbulent Conventions Shape South Dakota Ticket
South Dakota Democrats and populists converge in Sioux Falls to nominate a mixed ticket for governor and Congress while clashing over leadership choices. fusion efforts yield compromises on secretary of state and other offices as delegates wage heated debates and parade strong party loyalty amid national platform echoes.
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Yankton
Daly
Gentertiy
Kome
Booth
Toston
John H. Hunston
Watertown
Democratic State Central Committee
Tago
Hnnten
Peesh
Kansas City
Hanten
John Posty
Mund County
South Diekota
South Dakota
Kansan City
William J. Iirgun
Allat I. Blevenson
Republican Party
United States
Possaasen
Free Republic
Philippiaa Intanda
Thowe
Tate Board of
Isnens- Meni
Taxis Ulou
Levinn
Taxen
State Board of
Andrew
K. Lae
Bouth
Dakota
F Pettigrew
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Congress
Indy
Roger
Agron
Dirket
Atate
Habitor
Coninte
Paloner
Arta
Campolim
Tawion
Ie ‘Miter
John Martin
John Mokiroy
John Motiroy
Tlanieinten
Ne Slomation
John Smith
Ayison
Willian van Ppp
Minnehaha
Ware
Vin Eppsvite
Smith
Try
Codington County
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Martin
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Pre B. Bailth
Heens
Chirea Dipitiek
Majte Ediurd Cook
Robserty
Simim
Bevan
Vettigrow
Chatr
Qmoan Wilson
Fred Bacon
Lincoln County
Lace
Mornberger
Lawrente
Joseph TB
Moore Ag
Theeman
W. Tis Kidd
Moore
B. Smith
Bennington County
Ablegatts
Brown
Bates
Minnehahi
Kidd
Ant Moore
Apuinaldo
Aguinaldo
Aryan Yyuus
Dowdell
Sanborn
Tee
Ardickman
Morgan
McCook
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Thomas Ayreh
Lor Crill
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Philippines
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Déent
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Broten Konnte
Rotmittes
Crisis in China Dominates Cabinet Meeting After Tianjin Siege
July 18 dispatch from Washington reports a special cabinet session amid reports of the Tianjin events. The administration debates whether to repel outrage in China with a U.S. force, considering 4000 6000 troops from Cuba and the Philippines, and contemplates an international conference on command.
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United States
China
Ching
Anliul Ap
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Hong 49- Pryprincion ‘Somall
Remey'n Cable Grant
Tien Wein
Nussuer Suestoria
Hay
McKinley
Canton
War Department
Klala
It-wan
London
Paris
Cuba
London’s News Silence Deepens On Crimea Rumor
From London reports late July show no new confirmation of the Teking massacre tale. Parliament remained hushed as William Trederick stated there was nothing to communicate. Telegraphs from Shanghai and Chefoo warned of rising tensions, with rumors of anti foreign actions and preparations near Peking.
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Cragi
London
Widru
Teking
Home of Commons
William St. John Trederick
Foreign Office
Wubjock
Africa
China
Ehunghal
Wurshipa
TV Duem
Great
Stamica
Pho Tung
Chefoo
Chi Li
Shan St
Shan ‘Tung
Peking
al- Hew
Ten ‘Tali
Anid
New Chiang
Saya
Iy Torin
Wat
Orlals Peece
Greg Brbtslni
Neds Suntorin
Washouts Near Cherokee Delay Repairs Across Lines
Fragmented report details washouts near Cherokee affecting rail and road links. Bridges and embankments damaged, with services diverted and lines around Council Bluffs to Minneapolis disrupted. Local events include a church steeple damage and a historic note on Peter Fossett, a Monticello-born former slave linked to Thomas Jefferson’s era.
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Jeter
Philadelphia
Veoter Fossett
Thomnus Testernon
Peter
Monticello
Jefferson
Polly Randolph
Jeferson
Imlich
Allies rout Chinese at Tien Tsin in renewed assault
New York dispatch reports Allied forces repelling the attack on Tien Tsin on the 14th, driving back Chinese troops and capturing the city. Total Allied casualties over three days listed as 80 killed and wounded, with Russians and Japanese said to suffer most losses.
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New York
Herald
Bhynghal
Tien Tsin
Repulsed by the Chinese: Allied forces suffer heavy losses
The report from Washington confirms heavy allied casualties in Pen Tain with Colonel Tiecam of the Ninth de Tantry and Captain Doyle among the killed. The attack on Vien Tam led to significant deaths and wounding of American and French troops, while the enemy held the walls amid fierce fighting and retreat.
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Tiecam
de Tantry
Doyle
Baring Gorpe
Enagagenene
Washington
Navy Department
Remey
Pen Tain
Chefoe
Cis
Ninth Infantry
Mariner
Liecum
Davis
Marine Corps
Caywin Lensley
Butler
Agit Teonard
Tien Thin
Uhetdo
Shanghai
Associated Desix
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FW Clecuin
Gall
Regan
Bookiiler
Wilcox
du- May
Conte
London
Vien Tam
Evening News
Shanghai Confusion Over War News From Peking
London dispatch cites Goodnow denying reports of imminent attack on Peking and foreign consuls being informed. Chinese officials petitioned by 3000 to protect foreigners, Prince Tuan allegedly ordering reprisals. Cabinet meets as Root and Corbin discuss next steps. unclear actions. Japanese dispatch notes temporary restraint with casualties among Japanese captains. Military officers mentioned include Davis and Bagley among others.
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Cotlent
Shanghai
Wankington
State Department
Alanhai
Lim
Peking
Coodnow
Sheng
Feitha Tuan
Tuan
Ilay
Iulanta
Way
Moot
Long
Canton
Root
Corbin
Tokio
Chinese Minister Reacts To Tew Twin Developments
Washington July 16 News of the Wattle of Tew Twin relayed by Associated Press to the Chinese minister showed astonishment and a refusal to comment publicly. The report outlines Allied river movements near the native walled city, suggesting potential rescue chances for officials and citizens if conditions worsened, and notes calls for a peace commission to engage with Peiping.
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Artnuk
Washington
Associated Press
Fortigas Legation
Peking
Ritizenk
Tien Thin
Dinka
Wounded Marines Shot After Retreat Rumbles In China
A dispatch from July reports Admiral Seymour faced allied retreat near Ten Tein. Chinese forces surrounded, wounded Marines were allegedly tortured. a firing squad reportedly ended the suffering and allowed a controlled death under flag. Imperial troops arrive with equipment as allied lines hold.
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Admiral Reymowr
Seymour
Ax Seymour
Ae ‘Ion
Ferenda
Peking
Ignevot
Ten Tein
Manila to China Expedition Ships Out With Army Stores
Two battalions join the Fifth artillery for Ching aboard transports Indiana Fintahive and Wyefield. The expedition carries ammunition, medical supplies, stores, and clothing for months, plus two mortars and hospital ship Reliant heading to China.
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Heron
Ching
Manila
Dacett
Baltery
Indiana
Fintahive
Wyefield
Ninth Infantry
China
May be Major Wallace and Captain Wilcox in the war report
The dispatch notes Major Wallace and Captain Wilcox connected to the Ninth district war report. It mentions Captain Wilcox being wounded at Hien Wain and in the Ninth district, with speculation about assignments. A separate weather event describes a Saturday storm near town causing livestock losses, with a pony escape and injuries to a boy named Abright.
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Wilcox
Dion Wain
Washington
Abe
Hien Wain
Wallace
Cartio
Pierce
Nel
Ily
Tosepith
Kenuckel Ik
Abright
Willian
Iightning
Mingosoman
Fabulous Wealth From Dakota Sheep Industry Promises Big Returns
Phenomenal results from small investments in mutton and wool business on the Dakota ranges. Wool from the Hawdey ranch near Houston brought 10,000 pounds at 16 1/4 cents per pound totaling 1 9 5. The Dorman ranch at Match City yielded 14,000 pounds of wool. Wethers, 584 head, averaged 108 pounds and fetched 3 1/2 dollars per 100 pounds. Overall cash receipts on the Dorman Fanch year total about 5 000 dollars.
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Bea Rimball
Dakota
Hawdey
Houston
Dorman Raseh
Match City
Dorman
Unprecedented Rain Hits Towns Across Dakota and Ireland
A storm season drenched South Dakota towns with heavy rain and floods. Reports from Scotland, Yankton, and nearby areas describe two to four mile wide hail tracks and crops ruined. damage expected in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Across Springfield and Parker rainfall surged to over 6 Inches with creeks rising and farmers scrambling to assess losses. In Huron a large fire destroyed lumber and machinery, while the G A R encampment plans draw 1,200 veterans from the state. Diphtheria clusters prompt public health alerts.
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FM Point
Westfeld
Scotland
Tripp
Yankton
Aluay
Springfield
Parker
Ratunday
Huron
Lees Fm
Kire
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