National Republican Ticket and 1880 campaign note items
The article discusses the national Republican ticket of Benjamin Harrison and Whitelaw Reid, then surveys campaign rhetoric from Gen Field, Garfield comments, and Southern politics. It covers Sioux Falls saloon issues, liquor revenue, Madison convention expectations, and South Dakota party unity ahead of the state GOP gathering.
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Pettugrew
South Dakota
People’s Party
Harrison
Reid
H. L. Loucks
National Alliance
Canton News on Gresham Nomination Prospects
The article argues that nominating a man like Gresham or other strong Republicans would have added party strength, but asserts there was little chance of Gresham accepting any nomination, likening it to the unlikelihood of Blaine McKinley or Reed accepting.
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Canton
Gresham
Blaine
McKinley
Reed
J. D. Lawler
Welch
R. W. Wheelock
D. A. Mizener
Protective tariff questions spark Coeur d Alene mining unrest
The query asks if tariffs caused the recent mine outbreak in Coeur d Alene where non union miners were killed by union men and whether the state tariff reform organ will answer. It seeks blame, causal links, and official response without presenting verified facts.
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Coeur d’Alene
Tariffs Earn Fair Pay for American Laborers
A protective tariff enables well paid American laborers but cannot compel greedy employers to treat workers fairly, highlighting limits of tariff power in enforcing fair labor practices.
Champeny Bros Department Store Trade Is Still Growing Bigger
Trade is still growing bigger at Champeny Bros department store with a sale meant to attract shoppers tomorrow for economy. Womens extra fine hose of Egyptian combed cotton offered at 9c 1c, womens fine hose valued at 40c now 25c, childrens hose and vests described as durable and sturdy. Boys hose built to look well and endure rough wear with overalls valued at $1.
Values Great Sale Sparks Town Talk and Meeting Invite
A 1892 notice invites Republican Press Club members in South Dakota to meet in Madison on July 19 for idea exchange to advance the party. The New York Sun weighs Democratic third party hopes and predicts consequences for presidential election outcomes, stressing a straight battle to finish. The P P platform is described as a vast edifice, criticising railroad land holdings and government reclamation, and arguing for limits on land long belonging to railroads.
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Republican Press Clan
South Dakota
Madison, S., D
New York Sun
Middle States
Vermont
House of Representatives
Harriston
Cleveland
Minneapolis Tribune
Democratic National Convention
Sparks
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland-Sparks
Harrison
Land confiscation calls for limiting personal property use
The piece argues that land and other assets should be limited to actual needs and confiscated if held for speculation. It questions officials like Gen Weaver and Gen Field over use of coats boots and hair, then shifts to notes on the South Dakota Layman’s Congress organization, anti-Sparks land policy criticisms, and local civic notes on meetings, transportation projects, and upcoming events in Mitchell.
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Weaver
Virginia
Field
Garfield
Toledo
Ohio
THE
Republican
Toledo Bee
South
Hodge
Podge
Dodge
P. P
Gen. Weaver
Gen. Field
V.P
Jerry Simpson
Peffer Longbeard
Ignace Donnelle
Peffer
Madilson
South Dakota
Bureau of Information
R. B. Hassell
Redfield
D. P. Ward
Yankton
R. N. Kratz
Mitchell
F. H. Kent
Huron
Commercial Club
Omaha
Chile
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National Republican
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Sioux Falls
Argus Leader
W. H. Lyon
Sioux Malls
Lyon
Chamberlain
Madison
Minneapolis
Beadle County
Repubili- Can
Beadle
Cincinnati
Humphries
Texas
Colored Organization
Bras
Col. Price
Argus
Woonsocket Times
Sioux Falls Press
Champeny Bros. Department Store
Childrens
Republican Editors
J.C. Adams
Glub
N. Y. Sun
P P
Champeny Bros
Alexandria Herald
Loucks
Alliance
Alliance Elevator Company
Northwest
Stephen Bately
John Walrath
Gov't
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