Campaign notes and ticket listings from South Dakota election era
A dense political notice outlines subscription options and address changes, lists a long slate of state and national candidates, and praises Republican strategy in South Dakota with comments on Chairman Carter, Greene, and campaign vigor. It discusses party unity, the McKinley law, and democratic battles shaping the 1890s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Carter
Harrison
Congress
Minneapolis
Bugaboo
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Madison
Greene
Republican Unity and Independent Fire in Davison County
The piece analyzes campaign contrasts with Republicans united and aggressive, Democrats and Independents debating strategy, and warns voters to study the Australian ballot. It notes former Republicans joining reformers, Judge Gresham’s voting stance sparking debate, and urges consistent Republican ticket distribution to ensure informed ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Political denouncement and campaign shifts in the era
The piece critiques party realignments and figures like Schurz MacVeagh and Cleveland, noting mugwump defection from 1880 loyalties. It comments on Blaine Reed and Platt campaigns, New Jersey hard coal action, and Carter’s diplomacy, ending with Judge Cooley denying repudiation of the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresham
Grover ‘Cleveland
Judge Gresham
United States
Wayne MacVeagh
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Garfield
Cleveland
New Jersey
James G. Blaine
Thos. B. Reed
Harrison and
Reid
Platt
Angel of Harmony
Thos. H. Carter
Republican Meetings Highlight Mitchell Campaign Rallys
Two Republican speakers, Major Pickler and Mr. Sterling from Spink County, address crowds at Mitchell Court House tomorrow evening. Geo A. Silsby speaks at the rink next Thursday, with farm folk urged to attend. Silsby’s statewide stump record praised as logical and convincing with dates at Ethan on the 28th and Mt. Vernon on the 29th. An extra Mitchell Capital will publish county exposition reviews and interviews to promote real estate and civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickler
Sterling
Court House
Mitchell
Major Pickler
Spink County
Geo. A. Silsby
Rink
Mitchell Capital
Married at Prescott home George E Bom Gardner Olive Prescott
A small wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Prescott on Tuesday evening to unite George E. BomGardner and Olive True Prescott in matrimony. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 with Rev Teall officiating followed by congratulations and a luncheon. The couple, residents of Mitchell, will reside in the Chalkstone cottage on Main Street and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Prescott
George E. Bomgardner
Olive True Prescott
Mr. Teall
Mrs. Bomgardner
Mitchell
Chalkstone Cottage
Main Street
Republican Platform Endorses Harrison Policy And Tariff Beliefs
South Dakota Republicans in convention reaffirm the national platform and approve President Harrison's administration. They praise state leaders, advocate bimetallic money, oppose labor capital clashes, and support arbitration. They hail tariff progress, reciprocity, and seek irrigation, land policy, railroad regulation, postal savings, rural delivery, and fair taxation. The platform condemns the Omaha People's Party and pledges Civil War veterans' care.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
Harrison
Congress
Republican Party
State Department
People’s Party
Omaha
General Land Office
Postal Telegraph and Pesial Savings Bank
O. S. Girrorp
Gro. A. Linspy
A.S. Stewart
G. W. Kingsbury
John Schamber
J. W. Jones
L. T. Boucurr
Edwin Vancise
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the Mitchell Printing CO
R. W. Wheelock, A. E. Dean
Sarsheees Cesar - We Club
Onal
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Gen. A. Silley
Davison
Yankton
J. H. Prothero
Codington
C. J. Buell
Pennington
John A. Pickler
Faulk
W. Y. Lucas
Fall River
C. H. Sheldon
Day
C. N. Herreid
McPherson
Thos. Thorson
Frank D Powers
Mt. Vernon
James E. Wells
WM. M. Smith
M. H. Ward
Beulah
C. J. Johnston
R. T. Robinson
Perry
C. D. Stanchfield
G. S. Murner
Reuben F. Atwood
C. C. Bras
Bb. H. Bennett
GC. H. Gordiner
Brendon
M. B. Sayles
Union
Jos, ‘Gilfillan
Jerome Miles
Ethan
W.h.bloss
A.C. Davis
Badger
Ee Trotter
Frank Cole
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Kyle
Washington
Judge Cooley
Silsby
Jacob Becker
Childrens
Kine Clothier
Winona
R. T. Doud
E. S. Mead
Me Sala Ow
Inona, Minn
Doud
C. W. Davis
Jess
Mitchell, S
Aniels, ‘Ast
HORSE
Lawler and
Third Streets
Exchance
Mitchell, South Dakota
Ufust
Ywarrat
Tom
Tililson
the Best Dollar Weekly
John H. Vogelsang & H
ST. Louis