Mitchell to be South Dakota capital in 1890 race
Davison county Republicans hail a big Mitchell victory and a united party backing Judge Edgerton for the U S Senate. The piece lauds Mitchell as best suited to host the permanent capital, notes Sioux Falls’ setback to Chamberlain, praises Hanson county support, and condemns bolting and personal grievances in the party while saluting orderly, law‑abiding conduct and pension-advocacy remarks by Secretary Noble.
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Chamberlain
Mitchell
South Dakota
Davison County
Edgerton
United States Senate
Sioux City Journal
Noble
Interior Department
Grand Army
North Dakota Returns Show Pierre Lead In County Totals
Complete county returns indicate Pierre leading with a big lead as Sioux Falls Huron Mitchell and Watertown crowd into position. Governor Mellette faces McClure Pratt Ringsrud Taylor Horton Dollard Fellows Pinkham and others with varied tallies across offices including Congress and Supreme Court judges.
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Sioux Falls
Huron
Mitchell
Watertown
Mellette
McClure
Fletcher
Pratt
Ringsrud
Peemiller
Taylor
Horton
Smith
Hill
Dollard
Fellows
Pinkham
McFarland
Supreme Court
Winsor
van Buskirk
Land Commissioner
Parker
Volkmar
Carson
Kellam
Bennett
McLaughlin
Van
Election tally figures for multiple issues and candidates
Powell 240 Tibbetts 239 Smith 117 Schlimgen 80 Pease 26 Johnston 236 Constitution 323 against 13 Prohibition 191 against 161 Minority representation 110 against 211 Mitchell 349 scattering 5.
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Porter
Johnston
Sanders
Burr
Powell
Tibbetts
Pease
Smith
Schlingen
Mitchell
Schlimgen
Judge Johnston
Tor
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Powelltepnenrencenteeerisithetiirer Tibbetts Smith Pease
Aetetaectee
Prohibition and capital vote sweep in South Dakota races
October returns from Huron Pierre and Beadle county show a strong Republican lead with Prohibition suffering major losses. Casey precincts report large turnouts. Mitchell and Chamberlain defeat in several spots while Pierre trails in some areas. County results indicate Prohibition weakness and a Republican statewide ticket victory with Beadle and other counties contributing to the total.
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Oxninicus
Pierre
Mitchell
Chamberlain
Woonsocket
Jerauld County
Prohibition
Huron
Dudley Township Votes Lean For Mitchell in Close Election
In Sioux Falls 2 the remaining township Dudley has 69 votes, clearly supporting Mitchell. Republicans expect a 200 to 300 majority on the legislative ticket and about 200 on the state ticket.
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Sioux Falls
Dudley
Notarly Mitchell
Prohibition Vote Estimates From South Dakota Townships
A rough statewide tally places the Republican state ticket support at 780 votes. Of 1082 full returns, Pierre leads with 661 ballots, Chamberlain 267, Mitchell 89, Watertown 41, Huron 25, and Sioux Falls 9, giving a close county by county snapshot.
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Brule
House
Chamberlain
Pierre
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Greene
Slouse
Wilkes
Maynard
Milbank
Grant County
Prohibition
Watertown
Huron
Sioux Walls
Brookings City Wins Declares Ticket Scratches
Brookings dispatch reports Watertown 139, Pierre 110, Hu ron 91, Sioux Falls 16, Mitchell 2 in local ticket tally with tickets badly scratched as city records noted October 2.
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Brookings
Brookines
Brookings City
Watertown
Pierre
Huron
Sioux
Mitchell
Prohibition Defeated in Hanson County Ballot Count
North Dakota style report from Hanson and nearby counties on October 2 shows Prohibition defeated by about thirty in Hanson. Election results list M. E. Conlin as senator and W. Wright and Carl Lehman as representatives, with various regional tallies for Pierre Huron Mitchell Sioux Falls Turon and Vermillion among others.
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Alexandria
Hanson County
M. E. Conlin
W. ©. Wright
Carl Lehman
Tom Maiona
McCoy predicts Republican win and capital hint
The Aberdeen special cited by the Journal places Chairman McCoy of the Republican state central committee predicting a 20,000 margin for the Republican ticket, a Prohibition victory by 10,000 to 12,000, and Pierre leading with 25,000 votes for temporary capital. Huron appears strong, Sioux Falls and Watertown contend for fourth, and Pierre seems set as the temporary capital amid surprised expectations.
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Charlie McCoy
Minneapolis
Journal
Aberdeen
McCoy
Republican State Central Committee
Prohibition
Pierre
Huron
Sioux Wa Tsh
Watertown
Mitchell
Sioux Falls Figures Show Local Vote Breaks by County
Sioux Falls results show Sioux Falls 10,349. Pierre 10,286. Huron 10,101 in tonight’s figures. Liquor interests concede prohibition by five to ten thousand. Sioux Falls gave a narrow 800 majority against prohibition, with county returns expected to erode that edge.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
Huron
Election Returns From Fargo and Statewide Races Listed
Early counts in Fargo show Miller leads Roach for governor 744 to 634 with similar margins for congressmen. McConnell appears elected district judge over Newman as Republicans sweep legislative tickets, except possibly the 11th district senate. Prohibition votes are strong in Fargo and Grand Forks. statewide constitution endorsement appears broad with heavy anti prohibition sentiment in several wards. Republicans claim most state offices and a large majority in the assembly, while Democrats contest several senate and district judge outcomes with mixed signals from Grand Forks and northern counties.
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N. D
Fargo
Miller
Roach
McConnell
Newman
Senate
Ramsey
Eddy
Nelson
Assembly
Hansbrough
Grand Parks
St. James
Pembina
B’smarck
Denmovenalic
Republican gains in state race noted in Seattle report
A Pioneer Press summary from Seattle reports statewide returns showing a Republican edge of about 7,000, with the legislature likely Republican by around 20. King and King County counties remain doubtful. Democrats claim King, but Republicans expect full ticket success across most counties and an overall strong result.
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ST. Paul
Pioneer Press
Seattle
King
Kitties
Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial bond declared
Frank J Cheney senior partner of J J Cheney Co of Toledo swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses. Cure advertised as taking internally and acting on blood and mucus. Sent for testimonials, sold by druggists. Toledo Ohio.
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Crry
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
J °. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
J. Cueney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Curenty & Co
Poledo
A Great Act of Subtle Triumph on a Train
A young woman hides a dog in a basket during a train ride, defying the “dogs-not-admitted” sign and the chaperone’s gaze. She smiles with triumph and a hint of fear as she peeks at the world through the cover, then exits with a queenly sweep that outshines the ticket seller and guard.
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New York Tribune
Deputy Nagel Traveled With Judge Feld Eastward
A San Francisco dispatch reports deputy Nagel who killed Judge Terry traveled with Justice Feld as a bodyguard when Feld left for the East. The arrangement was kept quiet to spare Nagel privacy in Washington.
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Judge Field
New York
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Justice Feld
East
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Judge Terry
Washington
All United Under David Lesson 1 in International Series
The lesson commentary reflects on David's rise to kingship after Saul's death, urging believers to trust God’s timing, grow in faith, and recognize the Lord's hand in their advancement. It links David’s reign to Jesus’ future kingship, Zion's restoration, and the mission to preach the gospel worldwide. The text notes Hebron and Jerusalem, and the Gentile Hiram’s aid as part of God’s plan for Israel.
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