EY Electors and State Officials Listed
EY Electors Thomas Fitch Grant Chas Thompson Hand Arthur Brown Lincoln A H Marble Butte Congressional. Burke Hughes E Austin Lawrence State Treasurer John M N Schamber Hutchinson Auditor J D Reeves Brown Superintendent of Schools E E Collins Clay Commissioner of School and Public Lands David Eastman Roberts Attorney General John L Pyle Beadle Railroad Commissioner Frank Lecocq Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fitch
Grant
Chas
Thompson
Hand
Arthur Brown
Lincoln
A. H Marble
Butte
Congressional
Congress
C. H. Burke
Hughes
Austin
Lawrence
State
J.D. Reeves
Brown
E. E. Collins
Clay
David Eastman, Roberts
John L. Pyle
Beadle
Frank Lecocq
Douglas
Republicans of Davison county delegate convention set in Mitchell
Republicans of Davison county will meet in a delegate convention at the courthouse in Mitchell at 11 a.m. on Thursday, August 30, 1900, to nominate candidates for county and legislative offices and to form a county central committee. Caucuses in precincts are advised for August 28, 1900 at 5 p.m. by order of the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Mitchell
County Central Committee
Splabbod
Leeseeee BD Union
Baker
Tobin
Rome
Mt. Vernon
Beulah
Tomega Cesieead
Montana Senate Hopefuls Stir Democratic Fight
A man speculates Montana may attract a self benefiting move this fall if acclimated to election law. The piece notes a fierce Democratic contest between Clark and Daly, with dollars predicted to flow and Clark having early advantage through Kansas City convention ties while Daly is said to be shut out. Clark aims to run again for the United States Senate despite concerns over past methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Clark
Daly
Kansas City
United States Senate
Wheat crop yield estimates clash among experts
Wheat experts in the state debate total yield with Minneapolis Journal estimating 30,000,000 bushels, while Bradstreet Sioux Falls projects about 21,000,000. Few agree with the Journal, and observers expect final threshed totals to challenge the lower estimates as harvest continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Bradstreet
Sioux Falls
Journal
Bryanites and the gold standard blamed for ruin in national talk
The Bryan crowd claims the nation is impoverished by the gold standard and trusts while The New York Sun notes bold contrasts in recent loan deals. It points to Britain taking half its war loan and the US investing abroad, despite widespread complaints of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
England
Sun
United States
Russia
Bryan
How the Farmer Gets Even in Adams County
A Corning Gazette critique argues farmers shoulder higher costs for barbed wire under tariffs while enjoying higher profits from corn and other farm products. It notes past price declines under free trade and contrasts them with current prices paid to farmers for livestock, hogs, and crops, suggesting tariff gains offset wire costs and fund mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Gazette
Democrate
Carl Township
Cleveland
Adams County
Liecow
Bryan's illogics attitude in Spanish treaty debate
Minneapolis Tribune argues anti imperialists distrust Col Bryan for backing ratification of the Spanish treaty. It criticizes his apologies as insincere and labels Senator Money as logical, saying Bryan sought to keep the Philippines issue open for political gain and attacked him for demagogy on money and gold standard themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Col. Bryan
Spain
Bacon
Philippine Islands
Cuba
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
Bryan
Senator Money
Mississippi
Money
Luzon
Philippines
Congress
Senator Hoar
Bryan’s imperialism critique and flawed allies
The piece argues Bryan’s opposition to imperialism rings hollow as he would restore Aguinaldo and create a future monarchy in the Philippines. It critiques his trusted associates Altgeld Croker and Clark, portraying them as undermining reform and suggesting Bryan’s sincerity is questionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Aguinaldo
New York Evening Post
The
Post
Altgeld
Chicago
Cleveland
Croker
Democratic Party
New York
and Clark
Montana
Letter on Philippines retention by a Watertown soldier
B E Gisisten from Codington county writes from Santa Cruz Laguna July 10 1900 arguing to retain the Philippines in U S control. He condemns insurgents as Bandits and praises U S troops while noting anti expansion sentiment in the United States and urging continued occupation and a strong stance against Aguinaldo. He discusses Krag Jorgensen bullets and praises DeWitts Early Risers for constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Watertown
B. E. Gisisten
Codington County
Manilla
Co. H
U. S. Hospital Corps
Army
MacArthur
Col
Lee Stover
S. D
Stover
Manila
William J. Bryan
Republlican
Philippines
United States
Generel Ricarte
U.S
War Department
Aguinaldo
Philppines
Scouedres Aguinaldo
Jis
Spain
B. E. Gielsteen
H.S
Inf
Santa Cruz Laguna
P.1
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
W. Downey
Sdltor
We Club
Official
National
Williant Besley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
C. N. Herreid
McPherson
G. W. Snow
Bon Homme
C. C. Berg, Spink
Treas
John MN Schamber, Hutchinson
Minneapolis Tribune
R. W. Wheelock
New England
Pettigrew
Tribune
South Dakota
Senate
China
Dewey
Otis
Navy
Oregon
Pennoyer
Colorado
Waite
Kansas
Jerry Simpson
John J. Ingalls
South
Ingalls
of Holding Islands
DeWitt
S. H. Scallin
Hood
George W. Bennum
Coolspring
del. Hoods
Pilla
Washington
John W. Masury & Son
J. H. Ferris
Uncle Billy
L. E. Stair, Mitchell
E. G. Siggers
Washington, D.C
Alfred J. Dix
D.D.S
Champery Block
E. Hitchcock
L. Hannett
Cesti
Honmear- Letty
Pallon
F. Hammar Paint CO
St. Louis
J. W. Broadbent & CO
Cash Bargain Store
R. C. Warne
D. Vola
Postoffice
Mitchell, S. D
D. W. Burright
Morey
Security Bank
Carlota Moyer
Paris
Laltimore
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Gulf
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
ST. Paul, Minn
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
Wis
Campbell
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