Election results show party shifts in South Dakota
Review of state canvassing board totals shows Republicans gain from 1890 to 1892 with 70,410 total governor votes, Democrats down, Independents up, and legislative seats shifting to a Republican majority. Counties flip, reflecting fusion dynamics and the impact on the next statehouse and senate composition.
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Republican Party
South Dakota
SOG Reece Arc Ee
Reformers
Weaver
Doe I. Crawford
Pickler
Thorson
Sheldon
McKay
Kelly
Congress
Lardner
van Osdel
Col. Price
Gov
Mellette
Bon Homme
Brule
McCook
Butte
Chas
Mix
Clark
Day
Deuel
Grant
Hand
Hanson
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Marshall
Miner
Union
Walworth
Loucks
Meade County
Chas. Mix
Day County
Devel
Grant County
Brookings County
Brown
Brule County
Hand County
Hanson County
Senate
House
Bret Loucks
Masked robbers hold passengers on Chesapeake and Ohio train
A midnight Huntington West Virginia train robbery ended in bloodshed as two masked gunmen fired on passengers. A Chicago traveler was killed in a struggle, another passenger wounded, two robbers escaped with $250 and watches. Aiken tragedy follows with Lamar killed and Gaston and Chaffee wounded. Albuquerque burglary nets $250. Sherman Act amendment debate and Kaolin mine railroad plans noted.
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Hunstington
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Huntington
Chicago
Uck
Germany
Guyandotte
Peter Drake
Daniel Sullivan
A. W. King
Case
Columbia
D. C
Aiken
T. C. Lamar
Robert Gaston
R. A. Chaffee
Lamar
Chaffee
Gaston
Robbers Ride Through Gillette In One-Hour Desperate Raid
Two masked gunmen rode into Gillette Wyoming at dusk robbing Tony Christensen's saloon and dance hall of 350 dollars and four pistols. They hit a grocery, a second saloon, and briefly held eight to ten citizens before fleeing south as Christensen organized a posse.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gillette
Tony Christensen
Tony
Christensen’s
Christensen
Raid Ends in Deaths at Sheridan Saloon
Three masked men entered J. A. Case's saloon near Sheridan on Monday night and opened fire, killing two patrons and wounding a third as they fled into Cheyenne. Local authorities pursue leads as residents fear further violence.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
J. A. Case
Sheridan
Immigrants Arrive in Large Batch at Ellis Island
New York dispatch reports 1060 immigrants received at Ellis Island landing bureau on Sunday. Ships listed include Polaria 148 from Stettin La Bourgogne 547 from Havre Russia 205 from Hamburg and Kaiser Wilhelm II 305 from Genoa for a total entry of over a thousand newcomers.
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New York
Ellis Island Landing Bureau
Polaria
Stettin
la Bourgogne
Havre
Russia
Hamburg
Genoa
Minnesota Iron to Build Northward Rail Into Mesaba District
At Curiaco on December 14 the Minnesota Iron Company executive committee resolved to construct a new road from between Duluth and Two Harbors toward the Mesaba iron district. A surveying party under Engineer Angst will map the proposed loop line to secure fruitful results.
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Curiaco
Minnesota Iron Company
Duluth
Two
Harbors
Mesaba Iron District
Angst
Satolli Likely to Remain. Bishops Press for Reduced Powers
New York dispatch reports American archbishops and bishops favor Satolli’s removal or at least curtailing his powers. Priests largely support Satolli as broad minded and fair, while bishops fear loss of diocesan authority. Rome reportedly endorses Satolli’s school plan, but some prelates oppose it as it challenges parochial schools. Archbishop Ireland lines up with Rome, while O Connell heads to Rome to temper archbishop opposition.
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New York
the Tribune
Siicli
Ireland
Rome
Satolli
Mgr
Mgr. Satolli
Mgr. Satelli
Corrigan
Bshops
Pope
Archbishop Ireland
Mgr. O'Connell
French Proposal Seeks Silver Based Warrants at Conference
M Frouille a French delegate proposed warrants issued against silver deposits modeled on Glasgow pig iron warrants. The system would not be international currency but certify weight of silver. Latin union nations expected to back the idea. Sir John Bernard Burke Irish nobility authority and Burke's Peerage editor died in Dublin. born 1815 in London.
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Washington
Dec
Stewart
Treasury
M. Frouille
International Monetary Conference
Glasgow
Scotland
London
Sir John Bernard Burke
Ulster
Lipmore & Co Jute Merchants Fail in Dundee
London December 14 Lipmore and Co jute merchants of Dundee have failed with liabilities around 1 250 000 pounds.
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London
Lipmore & Co
Dundee
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