Republican State Ticket Listing with Several Candidates
Republican slate lists United States Senator Robert J. Gamble Yankton Governor Coe I Crawford Huron Congressmen Philo Hall Brookings W H Parker Dead enbatanant Governor J C Sho Highmore Secretary of State D B Wipf Olivet Auditor John Herning Campbell County Treasurer C W H Cassill Canton Superintendent Hans A Astrud Sioux Falls Attorney General S W Clark Redfield Commissioner of School and Public Lands O Dokken Duels County Railroad Commissioner George Rice Flandreau
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Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
I. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadenbatanant
J. C. Sho
Highmore
D. Db. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C. W H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
S. W. Clark
Redfield
O. ©. Dokken
Duel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Burden of Tax Rebates In Railroads
In the west rebates and secret tariffs boosted freight costs saved by railroads are claimed to total up to a million dollars monthly. Since the Elkins law and new rate bill, railroads claim reduced illegality and improved conduct. Critics question future business and possible rate cuts if rebates end. Reuters-like tone notes Standard Oil and meat packers as major beneficiaries of past rebates and asks whether legal sales can still be profitable with lower base rates.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
West
Elkins
Standard Oil Company
Chicago Meat Packers
Northwest
Governor Folk Endorses Buying at Home for Local Strength
The Missouri governor urges residents to support home merchants arguing that spending locally strengthens communities. He cites Vermillion where a local store's goods proved superior in texture and durability, making a stronger case for buying at home to preserve local economy and jobs.
Home merchants and Sears merger stir local trade talk
The community debates buying local to boost property values and resist Sears Roebuck and Co. joining Wall Street power. The author argues against basket catalogue firms, noting delays in redress and urging buyers to support nearby merchants to benefit towns and neighborhoods.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Wall Street
Rise and Fall of Bryan as seen in Democratic fortunes
The piece traces William Jennings Bryan’s rising influence then rapid decline in the 1900s. It notes initial optimism and overseas attention followed by a retreat as his speaking style and radical rhetoric limited cross‑party appeal and damaged his political aura.
Bryan's Changing Views Stirs Public Debate
Opinion splits on whether William J. Bryan has broadened his public stance abroad or remains the same figure as in 1896 and 1909. Some see increased conservatism while others insist he has not changed.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Admiral Dewey in an enviable, active naval role today
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports Admiral Dewey holds a revived rank with full pay and independence from the Navy Secretary and the President. He leads the Navy General Board, shaping plans, ship management, officer handling, and yard operations, remaining active daily at his desk or board meetings.
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Manilla
Admiral Dewey
St. Louis
Dewey
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Navy
Navy General Board
Boara
Strike turmoil in Sioux Falls hits non union offices
The Cause exposes a circular from the Sioux Falls Typographical Union claiming the strike remains against Will A Beach and Brown & Saenger. It notes staff shortages and warns county officers of delayed work while accusing strikers of harassment and unfair tactics.
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Sioux Falls
Republican
Will A. Beach
Brown & Saenger
Beach
Springfield Republican Assesses Bryan Consistency
The Springfield Mass Republican argues Bryan’s claim of consistency rests on his few public offices. It notes four years in Congress were long ago and since then he has been a private citizen. Office tends to shape actions, and even great leaders show inconsistency under duty.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Philadelphia
Europe
Parker
Roosevelt
Tie
Prestie
W. J. Bryan
Springfield
Mass
Sike
Ollice
Twilight Class Denies Request For Campus Building Aid
Vermillion group known as the Twilight Class sought help from Mrs. Pheebe M Wearst to fund a campus building for University use. Senator Gawble had taken up the correspondence, but Mrs. W Hearst has now responded and declines the request.
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Twiheht Qhub
Vermillion
Pheebe Mwearst
Gawble
W Hearst
Hearst Aide Faces Financial Straits After San Francisco Quake
The aide to Sassisting in the enterprise has suffered financial losses from the San Francisco earthquake. Mrs Hearst supported Lead in the Black Hills with a library and kindergarten and church donations. Chairman Wentzy says the Democratic committee spent 400 dollars two years ago and lost by a heavy majority. he sees room to siphon 400 dollars again.
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Enterprise
San Francisco
Hearst
Black Hills
Lead
Wentzy
Democratic State Central Committee
Record Crop Prospects Tower Over Previous Year
New York World reports July crop data showing a potential near record total of 704 million bushels, led by wheat possibly surpassing last year’s 708 million. Corn hay and oats also strong, with overall value approaching 2.75 billion dollars, surpassing historical gold wealth estimates.
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New York World
Madison Square
Columbus
Tobey Announces Candidacy for Davison County Register
W J Tobey declares his run for the office of Register of Deeds in Davison County. He states the bid is subject to the Republican county convention and seeks support from party members and voters.
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Axcess Rowister of Deeds
Davison County
Republican County Convention
W. J. Tobey
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