Aberdeen Prepares for Republican State Convention
Aberdeen readies for the Republican state convention set for July 8 at the Grain Palace capable of hosting a large crowd. The A P A has withdrawn its action against McKinley, easing concern among supporters. St Paul G A R members oppose Judge Lochren’s federal appointment, protesting his pension department rulings. Madison Sentinel notes mixed Republican views on Crawford and Taylor prosecution, with silver factions showing strength but golds holding proxies. Democratic convention tensions in Aberdeen reveal discord over sound money. two thirds favor silver, but Black Hills delegates tilt toward gold. Derby figures from Clarkson and Grosvenor project McKinley strength, with Grosvenor citing 498 to 418 delegate counts in McKinley’s favor if contested delegations are ignored. Platt defends McKinley’s financial stance amid a circulating pamphlet. A possible Platt-Quay-Clarkson effort could shake McKinley’s nomination, but opposition may rally against that faction.
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New York Sun
The Party of Opposition in Washington Criticized
A Washington dispatch portrays the Democratic party as merely opposing Republican bills with no real policy. It cites a prominent Democrat condemning the lack of proposed relief measures and blames both the administration and Democrats in Congress for blocking revenue legislation and failing to offer substitutes.
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Campaign Speech Circulation Sparks Postage Debate
William E. Curtis notes Democratic campaigns circulating Secretary Carlisle’s Chicago speech as a Senate remark to use government franking. A 100000-copy printing order at the government printing office raises concerns about postage costs and campaign leverage in the sound money drive.
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William E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Vilas
Carlisle
Chicago
Senate
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congressional Record
Government Printing Office
Cyclones Sweep Midwest Leaving Death and Desolation
The text notes frequent cyclones or tornadoes over the past two weeks across Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan leaving death and destruction in their wake.
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Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Perfectionists and Immigration Bill Highlight Era Debates
The piece contrasts a self-assured perfectionist with distrust of others and cites a House measure restricting illiterate immigrants. It notes a two day debate, passage by 195 to 26, and details the bill’s provisions including reading tests, Corliss amendments, labor contracts voiding, penalties, and a 50 cent head tax on entrants.
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Harpers Magazine Highlights and Memorial Sunday
The June Harpers outlines pieces by Doane Bangs Pyle Wilkins Matthews Bigelow Wilson Warner Huton and others plus a Memorial Sunday observance at the court house led by Rev McConnell and prayers by Dr Graham. A lost cape is described and a 100 piece English porcelain dinner set offered for six dollars and fifty cents at Rathbun's.
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Athens
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W. T. Smedley
Howard Pyle
Canal
Lake Champlain
Mary I. Wilkins
Evelina
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Brander Matthews
Metropolis
James Barnes
Poultney Bigelow
Andrew Wilson
Edinburgh
Charles Dudley Warner
Mme. Duse
Laurence Hutton
Venice
Court House
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Post Rooms
R. P. Hall
Adams
Graham
C. W. McConnell
Baptist Church
Burleigh
Congregational Church
State of
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
J. W. Hamilton
Rosa M. Summers
John Cook
Mitchell
Davison
City of
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Fr. M. Goopykoontz
Plaintit
Ringling Bros Circus Draws Immense Mitchell Crowd
A grand Ringling Bros show in Mitchell drew a vast audience with a 214-horse parade and a top-notch troupe including the Da Comas, Landauer family, Millett Irvin, and Joseph La Fleur. The Pinkerton detachment guarded the grounds while the menagerie showcased a world’s-rare litter and 14 elephants led by Queer, as the giraffe Mamie and other exotic animals impressed spectators.
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Milwaukee
Armour
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Runder the da Comas
Landauer
Mike Rooney
Wm. Demott
Aline Ryland
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Joseph LaFleur
Nelson
C. F. Ryan
Pinkerton Detective Association
Patrick
Quenna
Mamie
John Girten
Ringlings
Animal Kingdom
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