Their First Gun Davison County Republicans Open Campaign
Davison County Republicans opened the fall campaign with Attorney General Crawford as orator. He spoke to 1000 in Mitchell, arguing money policy, silver and inflation, and contrasted Cleveland and Harrison administrations. Local leaders and visiting Republicans praised the event and McKinley club celebrated the campaign kickoff.
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Crawford
Corn Palace
Coe. I. Crawford
Congress
Mitchell
H. E. Mayhew
Fullerton
J. E. Lockhart
W. S. Graham
W. H. McKeel
Major McKinley
Roger Powell
Messrs
W. E. Lott
A. H. Pehrson
F. T. Windle
J. A. Brown
Echo
F. A. Bidwell
David Wells
Edward Atkinson
Prof. Walker
Adam Smith
America
Cleveland
Harrison
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Republican Party
Mt. Vernon
Letcher
Alexandria
McKinley Club
Davison County
Republican Outlook Promising in State Tickets
A Pierre dispatch reports optimistic Republican prospects for the fall elections with state tickets showing strong local support. Despite earlier free silver noise, Republicans expect minimal silver loss and gains from Democrats, aided by votes from loyal tariff backers. Populists claim to hold last year’s wins and gain more counties, boosted by silverite sentiment. A humorous note recounts Roger Powell’s hat voyage tagged for a six-month return, now likely lost to Uncle Levering.
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Pierre
Chicago
Hills
Marshall
Day
Huron
Roger Powell
United States Express Co
Sioux City
Roger
Joshua Levering
The
Express Company
Eulogized Bryan Prompts Passionate Sioux Falls Speech
Judge Palmer of Sioux Falls delivered an appeal driven by emotion and bias during a speech commemorating the presidential candidate Bryan. The address urged the crowd to rally around the leader amid public fervor.
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Judge Palmer
Sioux Falls
Bryan ratification meet sparks Free Silver zeal in city
A Bryan club formed by C A Crane and P J Danaher led a Monday ratification rally at the corn palace. Judge Palmer, A E Hitchcock, and others addressed a crowd of about 92 shown by a street count, while criticisms noted misstatements about the crime of 1873 and silver prices amid a reformist mood.
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William J. Bryan
Moses
C. A. Crane
Western Union
Bryan Club
P. J. Danaher
Hitchcock
Judge Palmer
Sioux Falls
Senator Pettigrew
Wall
Lombard Street
Chicago Board of Trade
Palmer F. M.goodykoontz
Bryan
Andy Lee
Melvin Grigsby
Saul
Bloomers versus locals in novelty baseball game
The Boston Bloomers played a charity style game in town, welcomed by a large crowd after a downtown parade in bloomer costumes. The locals won 10 to 9 in a late rally, with mixed praise for the ladies’ fielding and hitting before they continued on to Scotland, Yankton and Sioux City aboard a special car.
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Boston Bloomers
Frank Baughman
Jimmy Rogan
Jimmy
Bloomers
Scotland
Yankton
Sioux City
Juvenile band praised for nationwide leadership in music
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader notes the Juvenile band of Mitchell as a leading organization in its field. Music this week will be supplied by the Fourth Regiment band of Sioux City and the Mitchell Juvenile band whose prior visit drew much attention.
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Sioux Falls
Fourth Regiment
Sioux City
Mitchell
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