National ticket slate listing McKinley Roosevelt candidacy
The document lists a national ticket headed by William McKinley for President and Theodore Roosevelt for Vice President with a slate of Presidential Electors and various state and county officers. Names include Thomas Itch, Grant. Charles Thompson, Hand. Arthur Brown, Lincoln. and others for roles from Governor to Sheriff and Justices of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Thomas Itch
Grant
Chas. Thompson
Hand
Arthur Brown
Lincoln
A. H. Marble
Butte
Congressional
Congress
Burke
Hughes
E. Wi. Martin
Lawrence
Mr Halstead Speaks Before Large Noon Crowd in Canton
Murat Halstead arrived by Canton excursion and spoke after 1 PM before a sizable audience at the public stand. He discussed imperialism and the Philippine trip, questioned Aguinaldo’s portrayal, and praised other campaign points amid applause. John R. Baldwin to follow at 4 PM. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Halstead
Mitchell
Chicago
Halstead
Canton
Mr. Halete
Navin
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Haletead
John R. Baldwin Ia
Pettigrew Defends Bryan at Mitchell Rally Amid West Land Fear
Senator Pettigrew split from the Bryan party after addressing a large Mitchell crowd to push Bryanite ideas. He attacked McKinley and warned the west that trusts would own land and make people slaves. He also argued against U S involvement in the Philippines as unnecessary. W N Day praised the exposition’s wide advertising reach across the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Senator Pettigrew
Bryan
Woonsocket
Aberdeen
Pettigrew
McKinley
Philippines
W. N. Day
Milwaukee Road
Sioux City
THE
Republican
Northwest
Italian Balloon Peddler Burns Face in Acid Attack
At noon Saturday William Abt, an Italian balloon peddler, was struck by a charge of sulphuric acid in his face. He cried out in pain and, blinded, searched for a drug store as his condition remained terrible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abt
Socallin
Crane
Abt
Abis Little
Mitchell Defeats Yankton in Rough Football Scrimmage
Eleven Yankton high school players met Mitchell's squad for an afternoon scrimmage. Mitchell dominated with strong line play and aggressive defense, scoring on a first touchdown by Kimble and a second late in the half. Yankton showed better organization early but could not sustain a drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Iach
E Mitchell
Mitchell
Kimble
Daniele
Gregory
Presidential rhetoric and bank power amid campaign turmoil
A senator lambasts the current administration and warns of trusts and price rises tied to gold discoveries. He attacks McKinley and promotes populist remedies while recounting a hospital visit and a dangerous gas tank accident that injured him and his companion, with minor injuries to a child. He praises De Witt's Little Early Risers for liver and bowel relief.
Oxydonor Ad Promises Cure Through Air Breathing
Sufferers with rheumatism constipation kidney liver and stomach troubles and other illnesses are urged to buy Oxydonor. The ad claims the device forces oxygen into the body to cure diseases without medicine or electricity and seeks dealers nationwide. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a purifying remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Greenleaf
Minnehaha Building
Sioux Falls
S. D
DeWitt
S. H. Scallin
Yankton 5 Mitchell 19 in football contest
Mitchell defeats Yankton 19 to 5 after a hard fought second half. Gregory and Daniels standout for Mitchell with long runs while Yankton shows strong defense and tactical play. Umpire Coach Norton and Prof. McDowell credited for fair officiating. One Minute Cough Cure ad concludes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Yankton
Mitchell
Daniels
Coach Norton
D, U
Prof
McDowell
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
W. Downey
Official
National
C. N. Herreid
McPherson
G. W. Snow
Bon Homme
C. Berg, Spink
John Schamber
Hutchinson
J.D. Reeves. Brown
E. E. Collins
Clay
David Eastman
Roberts
John L. Pyle
Beadle
Frank Lecoca
Douglas
George A. Johnston
Harry L. Bras
George B. Kelsey
John Cook
Henry Swindler
M. L. Bobb
H. B. Anderson
F. BD. Powers
W. Abbey
QO. W. Coursey
George Murner
T. B. Smiley
J.C. Clapham
Martin Boice
B. Watkins
H.W. Kre
T. Espangler
F. Palmeh Champlin
MR. Halstead
Hood
Galveston
Sion Party
McHinley
Cleveland
Mark Hopps
de Witt
S. H. Scullin
Joux Mack
Oskaloosa
Towa
Uves
Munn & Co
Scientific American
All
F St. Washinginy
Baltimore
Austin & Lewis
tatUuico
A. H. Bailey
South Dakota
Spa
William G. Russ
N.R
T. Cle
Robert Livingston
James Stevens
Carl Mop
Fitchell
Geo
E. Foere
Sammons
State of
Fourth Judicia
Crank E. Munn
Davison County
Mitch.kota
Cos
H.C. Prestos
Plaintin
Mitchell, S. D
D. W. Burright
Security Bank
Campbell
Carlota Moyer
Corner Millinery
Alfred J. Dix, D.D
Champeny Biock, Mitchell, S.d
F. Hammar Paint CO
St. Louis
J. W. Broadbent & CO
Siggers
Madison Mediocire Co
Madison
Uncle By
Uncle Billy
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