The Sioux Run Advocacy and Rail Road Politics
A compilation notes Republican rail road commissioner nominees N C Nash Frank Conklin and W J Thornby, with criticism from the Argus Leader Nations and papers mock Populist and Republican positions. It covers boycotts against the Pullman company and remarks by Bryan and Pettigrew about tariff policy and orthodoxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Walls Argus-Leader
N. C. Nash
Canton
Frank Conklin
Clark
W. J. Thornby
Black Hills
Literary Notes Spotlight July Magazines and Firemen News
A roundup of July issues from Harper's, Ladies' Home Journal, The Ledger, Midland Monthly, McClure's Magazine, and The Art Amateur. features include novels, art, and literary criticism, plus a South Dakota Firemen's meeting with officer elections and a Relief Corps resignation with a gold pin tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Robinson
Lukens
Pullman Boycott Widens Across Rail Labor Action
Workers at Ludlow Kentucky and St Louis halt operations while the Pullman Palace Car company is left with Wilmington Delaware plants. The American Railway Union plans a nationwide boycott beginning at noon and aims to bankrupt George M Pullman quickly, with officials predicting decisive impact within ten days.
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Chicago
American Railway Union
Pullman Palace Car Company
Ludlow
St. Louis
Pullman Company
Wilmington
Del
Howard
George M. Pullman
Pullman Strike Spreads From Ludlow to St Louis
A Cincinnati despatch reports about two hundred Pullman workers in Ludlow Kentucky going out on strike following Chicago orders and plans for a nationwide boycott beginning Wednesday. In St Louis another wave involves 865 men and 20 women, with workers striking in line with a countrywide plan.
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Ludlow
St. Louis
Louisvinig
Times
Cincinnati
Eay
Pullman Company
Chicago
Feronay
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
Pullman
State Political Gossip and Local Campaign Footnotes
Brookings gossip notes Rob Gamble’s clever nonannounce to back either Lucas or Pickler. Mitchell Republicans fear a Populist governor and auditor bid to lock patronage into legislative deals. Sioux Falls presses on party power. Republicans still hold a slim House and minority Senate potential. Yankton Telegram questions state ticket leadership choices while Yankton Press cites Lucas appointing a journalist’s son as secretary. North Star Lodge backs John Reierson for Davison sheriff. Castalia Record hails Geo A Johnston as railroad commissioner candidate with wide support and clean record.
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Brookings Press
Rob Gamble
Lucas
Pickler
Robert
Mitchell Republican
Sioux Falls Press
House
Senate
South Dakota
Yankton
State Central Committee
Bro. Loucks
North Star Lodge No. 1
Mitchell
S. C
John Reierson
Davison County
A. H. Pearson
E. Martinson
Castalia
Geo. A. Johnston
George Johnston
Strange case of creeping paralysis cured by Miles Nervine
James Kine of Da Stue Ohio describes a terrifying creeping paralysis that left numb arms and legs, back weakness, and a stomach zone sensation. After a year of doctors, he used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and recovered rapidly, gaining ten pounds. He notes others also benefited and cites the product price and guarantee.
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Miles
James Kine
da Stue
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Eichuart
Ind
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Chemical Detective Bureau
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