Campaign Comments on Wool and Tariff Debates in South Dakota
Col M W Sheafe of Watertown replies to inquiries about Senator Kyle and wool tariffs, noting better wool prices under free trade proposals and recounting prices 1889 1892. The Republican column critiques Populist positions on wool sugar and tariff policy, praising business stability and urging straight Republican voting.
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M. W. Sheafe
Watertown
Argus Leader
Lawrence
Ameran
Lowing
Yle
Sheafe
Kyle
Crystal Springs Sheep Rancho
Devel County
South Dakota
Dakota
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Woolen Manufacturers Association
Republicans Rally Onward in Dakota Political Battle
Judge Conklin of Conklin's Dakotaian scolds Populists as he urges Republicans to stay confident and join the winning side. The piece portrays party optimism and calls for early participation in the bandwagon toward victory.
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Judge Conklin
Conklin
Dakotaian
Republican State Ticket and Platform From Yankton 1894
A list of Republican candidates for South Dakota offices including Congress seats and state posts, followed by the party platform adopted at Yankton on August 23, 1894. The platform endorses protective tariffs, bi metal money, immigration controls, anti trusts, arbitration for labor disputes, and strong railroad regulation. It ends with an invitation for all good citizens to support the Republican cause.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Republican Party
Northwest
Friends of Protection
Democratic Congress
Sugar Trust
America
Boards of Arbitration
Railway Commission
Union
Victorious Japanese At Port Arthur In Manchuria
Washington reports two major Japanese victories from Pekin via United States Minister Denby. Chinese forces were repelled at Chin Lien Cheng and retreated to Monkden while Japan seized a Chinese fort at Port Arthur. Analysts forecast a potential winter campaign toward Moukden as Japan builds siege and supply strength.
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Washington
United States
Denby Ina
State Department
Pekin
Chin Lien Cheng
Monkden
Port Arthur
Yalu River
Manchuria
Moukden
Manchaurian
Korea
Japan
Gulf of
Pe Che Li
China
Gresham
Five Burglars Die in Beech Creek Freight Wreck
Five men were killed late at night one mile west of Peale in Clearfield County after a Beech Creek railroad freight wreck. Burglars carried revolvers and tools. authorities believe they planned to rob the county bank in Leapville. Trainmen were unharmed.
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Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Beech Creek
Peale
Young Woman Arrested in Green Goods Mail Scheme
A 27 year old woman Annie Leslie was arraigned in Yorkville police court in New York on charges of operating a green goods scheme and using the mails. She claimed to unaware of the mail's nature and said she worked for a man named Snow collecting and readdressing envelopes at various points. Police believe she acted with Snow but could not arrest him.
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New York
Yorkville
Meade
United States
Shields
Yorkville Court
Annie Leslie
Seventh Avenue
Gallagher
Illinois
Third Avenue
Leslie
Snow
Democratic Newspaper Enjoined Over Editorial Space Lease
In Omana Nebraska the Daily World-Herald a Democratic organ was barred by a district court from canceling a campaign contract. Republicans leased editorial space for the remainder of the race with a note implying sale to Republicans. The court granted a temporary injunction and set a hearing for Wednesday.
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Omana
Neb
Daily World-Herald
Republican State Central Committee
Lead consigned to Yokohama sparks contraband fears
Ten carloads of refined lead totaling 447476 pounds arrive at Tacoma from Newark to be shipped to Yokohama. Customs fears contraband of war as lead may be used for water pipes and requests further instructions before loading onto the steamer Tacoma. Hearing held in Minnesota county seat dispute as Beaver Falls fights Olivia for Renville county seat. A 6-year-old girl, Annie Kamantowsky, wounded by a 13-year-old boy. she is not expected to survive.
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Tacoma
Yokohama
Wash
Northern Pacific
Balsstch Smelting and Refining Company
Newark
N. J
Customs Office
Repwoop Fall
Minn
Olivia
Webber
Renville
Beaver Falls
Grand Rapids
Mich
Algoma Township
Martin Palaja
Annie Kamantowsky
Seven suffocated in West Thirty second Street fire
A five story brick tenement at 216 West Thirty second Street burned, trapping seven residents who suffocated as the central stairway burned away. A woman fell from a third story window and is expected to die. Lena Friedman, mother of the dead children, was badly injured.
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New York
West Thirty Second Street
George Friedman
Levi Friedman
Annie Appleblat
Lena Mitchell
Czar’s Condition Deteriorates Amid Reports of Impending End
A Pall Mall Gazette correspondent in Yalta reports the czar’s illness has worsened though not yet fatal, with the end near. St Petersburg notes confirm a marked decline and increased coughing and coughing blood.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Yalta
St. Petersburg
Washington Wedding Ties Thompson and Davis in Nation’s Capital
Miss Mattie Thompson daughter of Colonel Phil Thompson of Kentucky will marry William Davis of the New York World at Secretary Carlisle’s residence. Jefferson Davis a near relative of the groom and Miss Winnie Davis will attend the ceremony in Washington on October 31.
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Washington
Mattie Thompson
Phil Thompson
Kentucky
William Davis
New York World
Carlisle
Jefferson Davis
Winnie Davis
Japanese Troop Landing Reported Near Elliott's Island
A Pall Mall Gazette dispatch from Che Foo says Japanese transports with 19 war ships were seen landing troops on the Kwang Tung peninsula mainland, north of Elliott's island, signaling heightened activity in the area.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Che Foo
Kwang Tung
Elliott’s Island
Comiskey to Manage St Paul Club If Western League Franchise
A letter to Captain Tom Loftus from Comiskey states he will manage the St Paul club this season if he can obtain a Western League franchise. Dusougue Indiana October 31.
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St. Paul
Dusougue
Tom Loftus
Comiskey
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Albury
Carl Schurz
Wheeler
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Ron
Loucks
The
Ruralist
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E. J. Dean
Jerauld County
Oregon
Agrams
Congress
Robt
J. Gamble
J. A. Pickler
Faulk
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Day
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Thos. Thorson
Lincoln
J. E. Hipple
Hutchinson
Stats
Kirk G. Phillips
Lawerence
Coe I. Crawford
Hughes
Public Instruction
Ank Crane
Codington
J. L. Lockhart
Grant
S. A. Wheeler
Butte
J.R. Brennan
Pennington
A. Johnston
Davison
the County Ticket
W. H. Helwig
Gro
A. Thomas
Benj, Morse
J. L. Bop
John Cook
Kern
Schoolz
W. A. Barber
B. H. Bennett
Jos. Gilfillan
W. B. Tobey
C. J. Keyes
F. D. Powers
J. Butterflelg
K. Graves
T. B Haynes
H. W. Kress
Republican Platform
Denby
Toronto
Board of Trade
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific Railway
Chicago
Leapdoville
Colo
Aaron Lewis
U. S. Gov’t
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