Mr Bryan's need for clear definitions in debate
The Mitchell Capital column argues Mr Bryan fails to define terms like bi metalism bimetalism imperialism and trusts. It uses examples from Pettigrew Towne Most and others to claim imperialism has varied meanings and urges Bryan to provide a clear definition before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Pettigrew
China
Towne
Puerto Rico
Tillman
Herr Most
Haymarket
Lincoln quotes and populist splits in state politics
The article cites Lincoln's 1863 stance against antiwar agitators and remarks that echo in current populist debates. It notes the populist national committee endorsing Adlai Stevenson for vice president after Charles Towne’s resignation, and critiques Sioux Falls nomination fatigue. It previews E. W. Martin’s fall campaign launch as a Black Hills advocate and rising GOP figure.
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Adlai Stevenson
Charles Towne
Sioux Falls
E. W. Martin
Congress
Martin
Black Hills
Bryan Campaign Remarks Spark Debate on Economy
The 1896 phrase the gold standard would destroy opportunity to work is cited as a test of Bryan's stance. Critics warn attacking Roosevelt’s war record may backfire. The piece recalls Bryan’s early aim to build a war record.
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Mr. Bryan
Minneapolis
Illinois Central Increases Wages by Ten Percent
The Illinois Central Railway company issues a notice of an additional ten percent wage hike for its workers. The move is presented as an advancement without further demands from employees.
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Illinois Central Railway Company
Democratic Cowboy Challenges Roosevelt In Lasso Throw
Pettigrew claims a democratic cowboy will challenge Governor Roosevelt to a lasso throwing match when the vice presidential candidate visits the state. He asserts Teddy must prove he is a cowboy, though the unlikely prospect of the challenge succeeding is noted.
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Pettigrew
Guv Roosevelt
Teddy
Prediction of silver coinage in 1896 election
Mr. Bryan did not concede defeat after the 1896 election and issued a address predicting that by 1900 the gold standard would show stronger evil effects and Americans would demand free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1. The writer asks if anyone noticed a rush at the realization entrance of this prediction.
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Bryan
Denver Mayor Patterson Nominated for Presidency by Populist Band
Denver mayor Patterson, a millionaire, informs Mr. Bryan of nomination by the late Sioux Falls populist convention for the presidency. Patterson hints at speaking for the people's party national convention while noting confusion over phrasing and alliances with the Democratic party and Charley Towne.
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Patterson
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Sioux Falls
Bryan
People’s Party
Charley Towne
Gamble candidacy sparks editorial clash in Centerville
The Centerville Journal faces criticism for prematurely removing H C Preston and Lee Stover from the senate race to aid Mr Gamble. The piece argues the paper should not price the field or force support for one man and stresses that a GOP legislature should be built on principles, not personal candidacy. The Centerville debate echoes remarks from the Huronite on the same senatorial situation.
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Centerville Journal
Mr. Gamble
Senate
H. C. Preston
Lee Stover
Gamble
Sioux Falls
H.C. Preston
Preston
The Stomach as a Churn A Health Claim Copy
An article extols the stomach as a churn analog and warns that a sour stomach taints the body. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, claiming it sweetens the stomach and purges taint without alcohol or narcotics, cited by S. H. Scaillir.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden
Named a Strong Ticket at Republican County Convention
Thursday at 11 o'clock the Republican county convention was called to order by Chairman H L Bras. James Ottman of Rome was named chairman and Dr P Beckwith secretary. Ottman urged unity to face the old enemy and noted Democratic history. Committees were named: Credentials John Reierson W B Rowley E O McEwen S C Michener John Smith. Permanent Organization T C Byrne H L O Mealey J P Carleon. Resolutions T J Spangler W C Baker A A Smith. Adjournment set for 1 50 this afternoon. Morning attendance lighter than afternoon.
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H. L. Bras
C. W. Downey
County Central Committee
James Ottman
Rome
P. Beckwith
Ottman
John Reierson
W. B. Rowley
E. O. Mc
Anti imperialist stance voiced at Davison county convention remarks by A C Preston
The Afternoon Session opened with A C Preston denouncing imperialism and crediting William Jennings Bryan for the Spain treaty. Delegates named to seats include Perry, Brendon, Prosper, Union, Lieben, Baker, Rome, Badger, Mitchell, and ward representatives. The credentials committee reported delegates and the permanent organization was approved. Resolutions endorsed McKinley Roosevelt and republican ticket. incumbents praised for efficient county service with promise to maintain performance.
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Sesson
Ottman
A.C. Preston
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Spain
Preston
Perry
A. L. C. Hillman
W.H. Gilfillan
H. J. Timm
Brendon
S. C. Michener
Goodman Walker
A. A. Smith
Oscar Helgernon
B. P. Nicholson
Beulah
Clyde Bobb
A. R. Reitzel
Nic. Reimers
Mr. Vernon
MN. C. Betts
E. O. McEwen
H.C. Cook
H. H. Holmes
C. F. Raymond
Prosper—Geo. Watson
Henry Lewis
John P. Carlson
Union
Palmer Champlin
O. M. Butterfield
Enos Champlin
Lieben
Mr. Jorgenson
M. Farrow
S. G. Scoville
Baker
W. C. Baker
J. H. Nolt
J. E. Wells
Gottlieb Scheuerenbrand
Jacob Koch
N. J. Neilson
M. Halphide
T. J. Spangler
H. W. Kress
D. B. Miller
John Roth
H. P. Beckwith
Geo. A. Silsby
T. C. Burns
Davison County
McKinley
Roosevelt
Resolution denounces Senator Pettigrew and backs Preston
A county meeting condemns R F Pettigrew for anti American remarks and support electing H C Preston. It vows to use honorable means to secure Preston as United States Senator and pledges he will honor the flag and party.
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United States
R. F. Pettigrew
Congress
South Dakota
China
H. C. Preston
Nomination At Convention Unanimous For State And County Tickets
The convention nominated George A. Johnston for state senator and Harry L. Bras for the house. County officers were re nominated unanimously: Treasurer George B. Kelsey Sheriff Henry Swindler Auditor H B Anderson Clerk of Courts M L Bobb Probate Judge W Abbey. John Cook won the contested race for register of deeds over Ed Bromwell by 35 to 263.
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George A. Johnston
Davison County
Harry L. Bras
House of Representatives
Bras
George B. Kelsey
Henry Swindler
H. B. Anderson
M. L. Bobb
O. W. Coursey
Philippines
F. D. Powers
George Murner
T. B. Smiley
Mt. Vernon
J.C. Clapham
Blendon
M. Boice
Mitchell
E. D. Watkins
Badger
H. W. Kress
Mitchell County Central Committee slate announced
The Mitchell convention named township candidates for county central committee: Perry W B Rowley Badger H L O Meary Brendon S C Michener Tobin Mt Vernon H H Holmes Beulah A B Reitzel Prosper J P Carlson Mitchell H L Bras Lisbon Wam Wilkinson Union Enos Champlin Baker Rome Fred Tobey First ward John Rierson Second ward N J Neilson Third ward H P Beckwith Fourth ward D C Durnaide. The gathering was harmonious and enthusiastic, supporters expect the ticket to win. Adjournment followed at 3 45 after business was completed.
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Perry
W. B. Rowley
Badger
H. L. O'Meary
Brendon
S. C. Michener
Tobin
Mt. Vernon
H. H. Holmes
Beulah
A. B. Reitzel
Prosper
J. P. Carlson
Mitchell
H. L. Bras
Lisbon
Wam, Wilkinson
Union Enos
Champlin Baker
Rome
Fred Tobey
John Rierson
N. J. Neilson
H. P. Beckwith
D. C. Durnaide
Abe Van Oseel's Yankton Special on Tree Watering Method
Abe Van Oseel, a fusion candidate for South Dakota lieutenant governor, showcases a practical farming innovation. He uses a buried two-pound can and a wick wrapped to tree roots to deliver water in dry weather, claiming to sustain 1,500 trees with rapid watering every two days.
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Yankton
Abe van Oseel
South Dakota
van Oadel
Local Health Claim Promises Cure for Stomach Troubles
An ad style message touts a dietary cure claimed to rid stomach troubles and urges readers to fund a campaign for reorganization. It references H. Scallin and hints at political context while stressing economic needs and body vigor without money or food.
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H. Scallin
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Cole
J. H. Ferris
Letcher S. D
West Union
Fish Bros
Rock Island Disk
Otmir Sulky
Gahg
Dain
Mitchell, South Dakota
D. W. Collins
M. H. Gosche
Joe
Peedle
Samuel Pivcher
New York
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Castoria
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