Talk Free Silver and Populist Rally at Courthouse
Senator Kyle and R E Dowdell addressed about 175 people at the Davison County courthouse on Friday. Dowdell urged reform of capital and labor tensions and a unity among populists while Kyle pressed free silver as the main campaign issue and warned on gold standard limitations.
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Court House
Kyle
R. E. Dowdell
Saul
F. M. Goodyk
Davison County
St. Louis
United States
Teller
Plankinton
Sneak Thieves Nabbed After Pants Theft at Smith & Conyes
Two men entered Smith & Conyes to buy a hat and fled with three pairs of pants. Reuben Dwight, Will Harker, Tom Burns, and Timon Spangler helped subdue the criminals and corral them to the sheriff’s office. John Longhungry pleaded guilty to petit larceny. William Adams was convicted after trial. Judge Abbey fined them $50 and jailed them 30 days at labor.
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Smith & Couges
Reuben Dwight
Tall Fallow
Reuben
Read
Will Harker
Tom Burns
Timon Spangler
Brooks
John Longhungry
Wm. Adams
Smith & Conyes
Abbey
Warder parts with Populists cites party gold stance
F H Warder of Mitchell announces severing ties with the Populist party after ten days of developments convince him a Republican candidate for county attorney is needed this fall. He faults the Populists for forsaking principles and aligns with gold standard Republicans. June 26.
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Republican
F. H. Warder
Five Special Trains Pass Through with Bass to Mitchell
Soldiers transport a large shipment of black bass by five special trains bound for Mitchell on the Jim River as part of a government assignment. The operation involves military movement and aquatic stock delivery to the specified location.
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S. Hi. Scallin
Mitchell
Ss. D
Scallin
E. S. Kellogg
Tyroll
N. Y
Jim River
F. P. Stearns
United States Fish Commission
Rock Creek
Soldiers in the City Move Through on Special Trains
Two government troop trains pass through the city en route to Fort Crooks near Omaha. Companies from the 22d Infantry and accompanying band members account for a lively arrival with soldiers mingling in town and enjoying nonofficial rations and local hospitality. A later report details additional trains from Fort Keogh and Fort Yates, the Crosstown transfer, and the promise of 270 men plus bands, with crowds cheering and juveniles performing.
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Omaha
Co. A
22D Infantry
United States Army
Noble
Glenn
Northern Pacific
Wassel
Fort Yates
Bismarck
N. D
Fort Crooks
Cypre
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Co. H
Co. C
Co. G
Co. F
Forts Keogh
Yates
Fort Omaha
Bates
Omaha Bee
Mrs Geo H Rew Hosts Tea for Ladies at West Third
Mrs Geo H Rew entertained a large gathering of ladies on Thursday afternoon at her West Third street home. The event honored Mrs C A Knapp of Sioux City and Mrs J H Rew of Worthington Minn. Flowers and palm decorations by Newbury the florist created a pretty setting. Tea was served at six from small tables in the parlor and drawing room.
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Geo. H. Rew
West Third Street
C. A. Knapp
Sioux City
J. H. Rew
Worthington
Minn
Newbury
Mesdames
Thos. Fullerton
L. Beckwith
C. G. Rathbun
S. Olmstead
I. Windle
D. V. Moore
H. G. Nichols
O. P. Graham
H. R. Kibchbee
S. F. Goodykoontz
J.O. Walrath
S. H. Scallin
J. K. Smith
Fill up Under the Bridge Near Omaha Road
A crowd of 25 men arrived with two trains to improve the railroad bridge over Dry Run five miles east of town. The bridge rests on 50 foot pillars and is deemed unsafe, so the company will fill the space beneath with dirt. A steam shovel will move the dirt, and the project will take at least five weeks.
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Yankton
Omaha Road
Dry Run
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Chase
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Smith & Conges
Dowdell
Rs. Geo. H. Rew
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Alexandria
Geo. H.rew
U.S
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