Populist tensions rise over vice presidential pick and Bryan creed
The piece reports on R J Gamble of Yankton and Coe I Crawford of Pierre as figures in Populist politics. It notes growing discontent over a potential vice presidential nomination and critiques Bryan’s New York speech and stance on silver monet ary policy. It includes commentary on Mexican currency and the Chicago platform, plus reactions from The Omaha Bee and Chicago Record. It references labor Day, economic disputes, and calls for sound money and protection.
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Mexico
Kansas City Journal
Chicago
Geta
Bryan
Chicago Record
New York
Mr. Bryan
United States
Europe
Fallacies Exposed in Silver Debate and Tariff Critique
The article rebuts Bryan’s silver policies and defends the gold standard, arguing that increased silver in circulation did not raise prices. It cites Dolliver, Sherman, and Foraker, notes protectionism boosts production, and links cheap farm goods to tariffs and foreign competition. It also dismisses railroad coercion claims and promotes One Minute Cough Cure.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Doliver
Iowa
United States
Bryan
Dolliver
India
Argentine
Russia
Africa
Australia
McKinley
L. O. Gale
The
Gazette
Milwaukee Railroad
Himsel
Teachers Institute Opens with Fair Attendance in Davison County
Davison County teachers gather for a two week session led by County Superintendent Miss West with 98 initial attendees and projected 200 by week’s end. Instructors include Prof Edwin Dukes, Prof S L Brown, Prof E J Quigley, Prof W A Shurtleff, Prof J A Maguire, and Miss Clare Wedehase across four graded classes.
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Davison County
Teachers Institute
Miss West
Edwin Dukes
Huron
S. L. Brown
Sioux Falls
J. Quigley
Mitchell
W. A. Shurtleff
Parker
J. A. Maguire
Lincoln
Neb
Clare Wedehase
Brown
Quizley
Maguire
Wedehase
Nurobers
West
University Notes Reflect Faculty Moves and Local Activity
Prof. Duncan returns from the east as Miss Hattie Christy rests with her parents in Vermillion and Miss Maggie Currens enjoys Omaha summer days. Prof. Shurtleff teaches Canton county institute. J Rothenberger develops on his Missouri homestead. Miss Emma Harker prepares to boost her elocution department at the University. Jessie Brumbaugh is elected to rhetoric and literature chair. W S Collett becomes Schaffner’s successor with eight years’ teaching in Indiana. President Graham remains active in the field. university outlook improves with new leadership. A self explanatory letter requests insertion in CAPITAL and daily. A candidate declares as middle-of-the-road for state senate district 12 in the People’s Party convention in Mitchell on Aug 28 1805.
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Duncan
Hattie Christy
Vermillion
Maggie Currens
Omaha
Prof. Shurtleff
County Institute
Canton
J. Rothenberger
Missour
Emma Harker
Department of Elocution
Jessie I’. Brumbaugh
A. M
de Pauw University
W. S. Collett
M.S
Schaffner
Indiana
Graham
Fey
Dean and Downey
People’s Party
Davison County
Mitchell
Joan M. Pease
Lombard, Ill
Amendment Proposal From South Dakota Legislature
The Fourth Legislature of South Dakota met at Pierre from January 8 to March 4, 1895 and proposed an amendment to the state constitution.
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State of
South Dakota
Pierre
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Yankton
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A. O. Ringsrud
Elk Point
D.T. Hindman
Marshall
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Brookings
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Rapid City
H. E. Mayhew
Letcher
Public Instruction
Frank Crane
Watertown
S. V. Jones
J. A. Lockhart
Milgank
Geo. A. Johnston
N. P. Bromley
Redfield
D. W. McFadden
Custer
Watson
Tom
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Crawford
Corn Palace
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Tobin
Rome
Republican County Central Committee
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A. Bidwell
Shedon
Omaha Bee
Bee
Washington
Omaha World- Herald
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Foraker
Stewart and Jones
Nevada
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Chamberlain
Lina S. Hinton
Grahamsville
Marion Co
Florida
al Big Mexican
Free Silver Party
W. J. Healey Hardware CO
Mitchell, South Dakota
University Notes
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S E. E. Johnston
Eufaula
Ala
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
J.E. Wells
Mitchell, S. D
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Jessie L. Winsor
H. Winsor
Hiram D. Upton
Register of Deeds
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Said
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Tuly
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C.G. Gaurch
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Davison
University
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Hircacoor
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August Carlston
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Byron P. Jones
Mitchell P.C
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Prosper School Township
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