Republican State Ticket Names and Regions
The ticket lists United States Senator Robert J. Gamble Yankton Governor Coc J Crawford Huron Congressmen Pahilo Hall Brookings W H Parker Dead Lieutenant-Governor H C Sho ber Highmore Secretary of State D D Wipf Olivet Auditor John Herning Campbell County Treasurer C H Cassill Canton Superintendent Hans A Astrood Sioux Falls Attorney General S W Clark Redfield Commissioner of School and Public Lands O C Dokken Miner County Railroad Commissioner George Rice Flandreau.
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Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coc. J. Crawford
Huron
Pahilo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C. H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrood
Sioux Falll
S. W. Clark
Redfield
O. C.2
Dokken
Miuer County
George Rice
Flandreau
Twenty Five Years of The Daily Republican in Mitchell
The Daily Republican marks its twenty fifth year in Mitchell South Dakota celebrating a long growth story from 1881 to 1906. The paper credits local progress in Davison county noting Mitch ell and city development with new banks theatres a Catholic church hospital and upcoming federal and Methodist buildings. Gratitude is extended to business advertisers and subscribers, with office improvements planned in two months.
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Daily Republican
Republican
Mitchell
Mitchell and
Davison County
First National Bank
Gale
Mitchell National Bank
Butte County Scene Hinted As Site For Black Migration
A South Dakota prospect seeks to move 100000 or more African Americans to Butte county claiming welcome from Pierre officials. Dr Coleman reports strong local support and argues long time American residents have greater rights to home steads than immigrants from Europe. Butte county is described as vast, larger than several New England states.
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South Dakota
Butte County
Conecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont and Dr Coleman Debate Negro Colony Feasibility
The article discusses potential establishment of a large negro colony in Vermont, noting Dr Coleman and 100000 individuals could settle with room to spare but impact on state figures. It argues the colony would not expand northwest and suggests life in the south or Bohemian city life as alternatives, referencing a previous similar debate around Mitchell with no actual settlement yet.
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Vermont
Coleman
Mitchell
Editor Sees Rift as Republicans Rally Behind Ticket
Editor Shober of the Highmore Bulletin questions the depth of GOP support for the state ticket and platform. He argues the minority faction has yielded with grace while predicting broader unity as county conventions approach and the campaign heats up.
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Shober
Highmore Bulletin
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Considers Water Plant Sale Offer
After years of conflict Sioux Falls may lose control of its water works plant. American Water Works & Guarantee Co offers 210000 to buy the municipal plant and cancel hydrant rental claims totaling 50000, with a 20 year exclusive franchise and option for the city to buy every five years. Mayor Pillsbury indicates a likely vote on the proposition amid the city’s heavy debt and litigation.
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Sioux Falls
American Water Works & Guarantee Co
Pillsbury
Regents Fail To Secure Vermillion State University President
The regents tried hard to persuade Dean Jones to accept the Vermillion state university presidency but he declined. They vow to press for a capable replacement, facing criticism for omissions and commissions amid local Vermillion turmoil.
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Dean Jones
State University
Vermillion
Hears
The
Cresbard Emerges Along M& St L Line In Northville Connection
Cresbard is noted as a new town on the Minneapolis and St. Louis road through northern Spink county Faulk. The settlement dates back over twenty three years to Cressey and Baird who opened a general store in Northville and then started a branch at Cresbard, a contraction of the founders' names. The railroad line is rapidly developing rich country toward the Missouri river.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
Spink County
Faulk
Cresbard
Cressey & Baird
Northville
Missouri River
Russell Sage Leaves Wealth to Mrs Sage in Will
In death Russell Sage divides his estate by leaving all his fortune to Mrs Sage, showing the philanthropist's final charitable intent. The will overturns expectations of a public fund in Uncle Russell's name and directs the entire inheritance to his widow.
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Russell Sage
Russell
Mrs. Sage
Bryan to attend New York reception amid meat bill debate
The passage of the meat inspection bill did not curb packers willingness to expand with Armours planning a new packing house in Minneapolis. William Bryan shows strong interest in managing his New York reception where he is guest of honor, though he is distant.
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William
Bryan
New York
Mr. Bryan
Trustee of Gas Company Ordered to Forfeit Large Sum
The court ruled that H. Rogers must disgorge about 2,500,000 he profited while acting as trustee for a gas company. He leveraged his position to pocket extra money, showing the paying fallair of trusteeship.
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H. Rogers
Russia’s Crowned Head Faces Uncertain Future
The rzar of Russia may gain from past mistakes if he escapes the current muddle. His crowned head rests uneasily, with doubt over whether it remains firmly in place or could be removed by opponents pressing for his removal.
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Russia
Dowie Nation Faces Receiver for Zion and Industries
A receiver has been appointed for Zion and its industries, ending the long pre ordained end of John Alexander Dowie. Dowie’s vast scheme collapsed, and the fall will likely curb followers from being gullible to similar “Dowie” schemes. Dowie’s removal from leadership puts him and his adherents in a period of reflection.
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John Alexander Dowie
Zion
John Alexander
NATIONAL BASKET IS FULL
The New York Sun reports broad optimism for a 1870s scale economic surge. It forecasts higher wages and robust output in crops such as cotton corn and wheat plus rising manufactured goods and living standards driven by surging exports and growth.
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New York
United States
Northern supreme court judge admits asking rebate on premium
The St. Louis Republic reports a northern supreme court judge acknowledged requesting a rebate on an insurance premium. The insurer’s refusal is described as the sensational aspect of the incident, causing a great sensation.
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St. Louis Republic
Supreme Court
J M Erion Announces Candidacy for State Representative
J M Erion declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative, pending the decision of delegates at the party convention. He frames the move as a formal bid for public office in the upcoming election cycle.
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J. M. Erion
Storer Declares Candidacy for Davison County Treasurer
K. R. Storer announces his bid for the Davison county treasurer nomination pending the Republican county convention decision.
Candidate announces bid for Davison county commissioner seat
A statement declares F B Rogers seeking the Republican nomination for the First District commissioner. The district covers the First and Second wards of Mitchell, contingent on party delegates in Davison County.
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Mitchell
Republican Desiegates
Davison County
If. B. Rogers
Owing to Gold Production Shift Collateral Rises
The notice hints at higher collateral requirements for purchases due to an overproduction of gold and a shortage of life’s necessities, urging readers to interpret the financial impact for themselves.
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Chicane Tribune
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Official
H. D. Butterfield
Mitchell’s Leading Dry Goods
Ladies’ Home Journal
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Ill
Scallin Bros
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Alaska
Yellowstone National Park
A. M. Cleland
Gen. Pass.gr
St. Paul, Mian
Northern Pacific Railway
C. L. Townsend
Dist Pass
4Th and Broadway
Republican County Convention
K. R. Storer
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
L. Marno
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