Democratic Party Struggles With Principles and Unity
The piece argues the Democratic Party has drifted from its core values due to past coalitions and factional shifts. It critiques Southern and Northern Democrats’ protectionist tendencies, notes coverage in the New York World about party independence, and questions the viability of a true opposition while party leaders chase office. The editorial also comments on local press rivals and the Agnew brothers, hinting at evolving local political alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New York World
Washington
North Carolina
Senate
Congress
Agnew brothers clash with Gazette over license notices
The Mitchell Gazette’s new publishers the Agnews attack The Republican’s saloon license publication, claiming bias toward anti license stance. The Republican had published the notices by city authority, prompting the Gazette to denounce mixed public business and defend its stance and status.
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Agnew Brothers
Mitchell Gazette
Republican
Gazette
Ethan Notes and Obituary Brief from Local Journal
Ethan reports Levi Brown former resident of Ethan died May 18 in Washington leaving many friends and widow in sympathy. Aurora visit mentions Maggie Enright Emery and D J Donovan sister Edith Ralph Lee Wendie S D. A C Drake returns from Huron and plans Canada trip. Mr and Mrs A J Annis travel to North Dakota to visit daughter. Stephen Oathout and wife mentioned.
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Levi Brown
Ethan
Washington
Brown
A. J. Annis
North Dakota
Eva
Edith
Ralph Lee
Wendie
S. D
A. C. Drake
Huron
Canada
Frank Hammer
Stephen Oathout
Old Settlers Picnic At Mt Vernon Draws Residents
The Old Settlers picnic at Mt Vernon hosted by the West Loomis and Letcher communities featured a morning program with the Mitehell band and a welcome by Roscoe Sherman. Governor Vessey spoke on unity, home life, and the square deal, urging public integrity and cooperation between rural and urban residents. The afternoon included races and a Plankinton Stickney baseball game won 11 to 1, with harness and running events highlighting local talent.
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Mt. Vernon
Mitehell Band
O. Mclowen
Miss Overmeir
Roscoe Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Michael Koolish
Washington
Vessey
South Dakota
Ife
Mitchell
Plankinton
Stickney
Mernaugh Brothers
Leteher
Marion Russell
Woonsocket
W. M. Stirr
Hainsewe
Charles Wage
Local News Roundup from Jones County
Mr and Mrs John Green return from Sureka Springs Ark at wintering trip. New baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Schlimgen weighing 10 pounds, nine children among them. C W Adams attends Masonic gatherings in Watertown. Mrs Edson hosts card party honoring relatives from Mason City and Sioux City. Fred White leaves for Standing Rock Agency to serve as secretary of the Indian allotting commission. Catholic society spends about 400 on cement walks around church. Hawaii talk featured at Baptist church meeting by Carlotta Moyer. Miss Ruth Youngman leaves for Canon City Colo after university work. Various locals depart for Chicago and Grand Forks for work and study. New store building excavation begins by IPP Worthing. Wholesale firm to occupy. Dr Regina Bigler of Canton China visiting. missionary in China. Judge Smith and court stenographer Boyles return from Woonsocket. Sharpe school-case resolution reached with board. Misses Luella and Lena Fonken head to Freeport Ala then Hermosa S C after summer. surprise parties mark farewell. Mike Latencice dies of double pneumonia at 22. Italian laborers observe funeral.
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Loomis
Tom Darmer
Union Jack Co
Sanborn
Beadle
West Loomis
Loomis Outlaws
Jesse Kidd
Will Clark, Jr
Will Clark Jr
Letcher
Co. P. Taylor
Davison County
Gilfillan
H. Crittenden
Crittenden
Helena, Mont
Alex Darmer
Howard Allen
H. C. Clark
Toledo
Ohio
S. M. Espy
Mitehell
Elk Point
Hawarden
Iowa
Charles Vegus
Mike Lawrence
Galesville
Wis
Luella
Lena Fonken
Freeport
Hermosa S. C
Tilda Reirson
Alexander Anderson
Ernest
Fonken
Presbyterian Church
From Armour to Mt Vernon Picnic Shaped by Events
A fragment notes a girl from Armour cared for a boy with a broken leg and mentions a gathering at the old settlers picnic in Mt Vernon. The text suggests local happenings and a community event with small details missing.
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Isthan
Lollie Nott
Vida
Albert Ilotz
J. W. Byant
Sioux City
Vermillion
Laura Cathout Jeff
Rock Rapids
Out West
Henry Sehiech
Con. Schurz
Henry Stoprer
Oklahoma
Roy Oathout
Fred Tobey
Arcade
George Weil
Walter Nolt
Albert Evans
Hoffman
Frieda Hoffman
Charles Morse
Grace
Bert Tobin
Pearlie Tobin
Minneapolis
Mondarom
Elva Klotz
Hev
Albert Evins
Kiva
Mi Kiva
Genevieve Evans
Fulton
Fulton Forum
Genevieve
Epworth League
Wlhan
Than
R. AL Pin
Alexandria
Jauesday
Theonia Kifft
Urbain Steichen
Parkston
Roma Ireneh
Organi Ndith
Ella Weeper
Wklotzvans
Frank Cole
West of the River
Frank
James Conway
Dallas
O. M. Rosenquist
Conway
Blackman Co
Klotz-Evans
A.C. Drake
Edith Shipton
Klotz
H. M. Mutziger
John Hendrickson
Bracha & McKee
H. N. Lewis
Aurora
Maggie Enright of
Emery
D. J. Donovan
OLD Settlers
Gov. Vessey
John Green
Sureka Springs
Ark
Joseph Schlimgen
Joe
White
C. W. Adams
Knights Templars
Watertown
A. B. McKeel
R. P. Edson
Five Hundred
Chambers
Mason City
Clarence Edson
Fred M. White
Standing Rock
Mr. White
Indian Alloting Commission
Catholic Society
Baptist Church
Carlotta Moyer
Hawaii
Honolulu
Ruth Youngman
Milwaukee
Canon City
Colo
T. H. Youngman
Yankton
Tinates
Neon
Mars
M. H. Kimball
Miss Marian
Sioux Palls
A. Craig Bowdish
James Dobson
Grand Forks
Dobson
Wil Becker
Chicago
Becker
IPP
Worthing
Olympia Theatre
S. Mress
Roddy
Regina M. Bigler
Canton
China
C. G. Rathbun
Bigler
United States
Judge Smith
Boyles
Stewart Sharpe
Board of Education
Sharpe
Freeman
Hutchinson County
Swanson
Mike Latencice
Milwaukee Company
Latende
Noble
Armour
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