South Dakota politics and crop notes from Mitchell paper
H V Jones reports on South Dakota crops south of a Sioux Falls Mitchell line as good above average with Chamberlain area strong on the Milwaukee line. The piece notes discussions on Sherman silver law, federal appointments, labor, fusion candidates, and Republican convention plans in Huron. It covers editorials, party shares, and local county delegations for judicial conventions with Mitchell and Davison county details.
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H. V. Jones
Minneapolis Journal
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Milwaukee
Fourth Circuit Republican Delegate Convention Announced
The Republicans of the fourth judicial circuit of South Dakota will meet in Mitchell at the courthouse on Tuesday September 12 1893 at 1 o clock p m to nominate one candidate for circuit judge and conduct other proper business. Delegates are allotted by county with Aurora Brule Buffalo Davison Hanson Wolterauld Miner Sanborn and Lyman listed. newly organized counties may receive two delegates as the committee deems fit, by order of the judicial committee H Winsor chairman dated July 8 1893.
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Woonsocket News
Aurora County
Brule
Buffalo
Davison
Hanson
Jerauld
Miner
Sanborn
Pops
Dems
Reppublican
South Dakota
Huron
Opera House
Supreme Court of
C. H. Sheldon
Court House
Mitchell
Badger
MT. von Baker
Perry
Beulah
Prosper
Brendon
Weseud
Lisbon
Weed Mitchell
Antom
Mitchell Two
E.side
Mitcell
W. Side
A. Sirsby
J. W. Mason
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Aurora
Davison Hanson
Wolterauld
Sanborn Reserenal Lyman County
Judicial Committee
H. Winsor
Judge Kellams Position In Bank Controversy
The Pierre Free Press reports opposition efforts to make political capital of Judge Kellam’s link to the Chamberlain bank. It notes Kellam refused to engage in a newspaper feud and said the loan was a legitimate historical business arrangement. He claims he only learned of the bank’s trouble when the loan was reassigned and that he had not drawn salary for about eight years.
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Chamberlain
Judge Kellam
Thei‘publican
Republican Party
Kellam
Pierre Free Press
Chamberlain Bank
The
Free Press
Supreme Court Rooms
Argus-Leader
Tme
Minneapolis Inferno Destroys Mill District and Homes
A vast fire on August 16 in Minneapolis destroyed five saw mills, two sash and door factories, a brewery, multiple ice houses, 160 dwellings, and about 100 million feet of lumber. The blaze, started at an ice house by youths, wiped out most of Nicollet island and Boom island, forcing over 1,000 workers from their jobs. Fire spread across the river to the East Side before late evening, with firefighters battling shifting winds and embers. two deaths are reported and many residents saved only the clothes on their backs. The total loss exceeded $1,150,000 with $750,000 insured.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Nicollet Island
Boom Island
Nicollet Avenue
Union Wagon Works
J. R. Clarke
Lenhart
Cedar Lake
Lintge & Connell
Lumler
Nelson, Tenny & Co
E.W. Backus & Co
Fulton & Libbey
J. F. Wilcox & Co
Marshall Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Minneapolis Brewing Company
Sixth
Thirteenth Avenues
St. Paul
West Side
East Side
Plymouth
Twentieth Avenue
Thomas Salone
New Richmont
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Mitchell Capital
New York Sun
England
Washington
Kyle
Pettigrew
Labor Organizations
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Andrews
Watertown
Cal
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City Journal
Northwest
Sioux City
Argus Leader
Howard Press
A.S
E. T. Cressey
Senate
New York Press
Chicago Platform
Wen
Vts
Aurorit
Se Scoot
Hutchinson
Beadle
Jerald
Brookings
Kingsbury
Brown
Lawrence
Buttulo
Lincoln
Butte
McCook
Campbell
McPherso
Charles M
Marshall
Bey
Meade
Clay
Coding
Minnehah
Custer
Moody
Pennington
Otter
Douglas
Roberts
Edmund
Spink
Rs Fall River
Sully
Stanle
Grant
Turner
Union
Hand
Huns
Yankton
Hughes
Seeeseee
Central Committee
Treene
T. H. Scriven
Wernor
Fourth Circuit Convention
Iirman
Twin City
Shelbyville
Ills
Thomas M. Thornton
W. W. Thornton
Jacob Herrick
Chris Ballett
W. F. Thornton & Son Bank
Esquire
Koby
Valparaiso
Ind
Roby
Gilette
Justice of the Peace
Ayer
Bonifacio Lopez
E. Commerce St
San Antonio
Texas
Louise Rielle
Little Canada
Ware, Mass
E. TI
Hansbrough
Elk Run
Lusullus
Smith & Conyes
Wilson Bros
Paxton
Lawler Street
O. J Imps
Mt. Vernon
Eddie Larson
Bloomington
A. H. Pearson
Main Street
Mitchell, S. D
Geo. E. Logan
Ot Mitchell
So. Dak
N. J. Neilsen
Booth Bros
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