Organized at Noon at the Republican State Convention
The Republican state convention opened at 12 25 PM with the chair calling the gathering to order. Reporters noted the afternoon session offered little clarity on key platform details.
26 Aug 1898
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1898
Page
1
The Republican state convention opened at 12 25 PM with the chair calling the gathering to order. Reporters noted the afternoon session offered little clarity on key platform details.
J M Greene defeats Harvey J Rice for temporary chair to lead the Republican state convention at the Corn Palace in Mitchell. The day includes committee selections, a contested Douglass county seat, and letters from H L Loucks urging initiative and referendum while Doering enters treasurer race.
Convention adjourned after a lengthy session naming R. J. Gamble Yankton and C. L. Burke Hughes for Congress. Kirk G. Phillips Lawrence won the governorship, with John T. Kean Sanborn as lieutenant governor and W. H. Roddle Brookings as Secretary of State. Eastman Roberts and others filled remaining state offices amid party resolutions in favor of gold standard and protective policies.
The new state central committee met to organize with W T Williams of Tyndall as chair and Geo A Sibby as secretary. Chas N Herried of Eureka elected chairman. An executive committee of nine plus one at large was chosen from eight judicial districts, with members named from Tyndall Sioux Falls Castlewood Mitchell Huron Pierre Hot Springs Deadwood and others.
A ragged stranger proclaims uniqueness while a sharp housekeeper dismisses him as typical. She nonchalantly removes her husband’s gun from the wall, warning the visitor he may work but will not.
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