Mitchell Capital and Reform in South Dakota Politics
A scrambled historic summary covers a push to curb subsidies in Congress, party fault lines among Democrats Republicans and Populists, and editorials from Mitchell and Yankton. It traces Holman resolutions, votes split by party, and warnings of plutocracy's reach, plus profiles of Judge Bartlett Tripp and H Dillon.
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Democratic and Republican Convention Location Debate
The Democratic and Republican committees heard similar appeals from convention candidates across states from New York to Minnesota. Both sides argued the convention’s location would influence outcomes but agreed enthusiasm will not win. thorough campaigning and logical argument will.
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Chicago Wins Democratic Convention After Fifteen Ballots
The Democratic national committee chose Chicago as the site for the 1892 convention after a long balloting sequence. City representatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul San Francisco New York Detroit and others spoke as ballots shifted. Chicago finally secured the prize with a 27 vote tally on the fifteenth ballot amid crowded hotel corridors.
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Syrup of Figs Proclaimed Best Remedy for Constipation
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant gentle laxative that cleanses the kidneys and bowels, dispels fevers and head colds, and treats habitual constipation. It claims universal suitability, praise for taste, and availability in 50c and $1 bottles from leading druggists with prompt procurement if needed. The California Fig Syrup Co lists San Francisco Louisville and New York as locations.
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Rock Island wreck threatens lives and injures four
A Rock Island passenger train No 3 derailed two miles west of Blue Island Illinois at 1110 pm. Fire followed immediate. Injured include George Patton Blue Island and Huntington Quebec residents plus others from Chicago and Minneapolis. Wreck destroyed train and mails. Loss about 400000.
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August Flower Miracle Cure Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
John H Foster of Philadelphia reports his wife, a delicate Scotch woman of thirty, suffered years with dyspepsia and vomiting after meals. After two bottles of August Flower she can eat normally and says she has no dyspepsia. The testimonial claims doctors failed before.
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