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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1894

Page

10

Wiltse The Photographer in Scattered Political Rhetoric

The piece explores party loyalties and fusion tensions in Davison county politics. It discusses Democrats Populists and Republicans, names candidates Schlund Helwig Bee Kyle Simmons Morton and Levis Morton, and critiques fusion appeals while urging solid Republican support and bi metallism as the path to prosperity. The tone mixes editorial critique with partisan analysis and references to national figures and events.

Davison County Joe Kindelan the Gazette National Democratic Party Washington Kyle Gorman Brice Cleveland Kindelan Pops Schlund Cleveland Party

Change of administration promises steady industry wages

The statement asserts the upcoming administration will not disrupt industry or reduce workers' wages. It frames the transition as a positive change that should not alarm the public or workers.

J. F. Kemiuhee Conwar Ark

Sugar schedule and wool vote debated in Populist rhetoric

Loucks notes defend Senator Kylée's vote while others defend free wool stance. Judge Conklin claims Populist leaders seek office or punish rivals. Western railroad boards abolish free passes. passes still numerous in the region. Kimball Graphic verifies artesian well flow tied to Rocky Mountain snows. perpetual supply argued.

Loucks Kylée Judge Conklin Western and Southwestern Lines of Railroad St. Louis Kimball Kimball Artesian Rocky Mountain Great Artesian Basin

Thurston Bryan debate cited in republican tone

The piece rails at Democratic and Populist critics while praising Judge Conklin and Republican silver policy. It highlights Thurston’s free coinage stance against unlimited coinage, and notes Populist claims of asylum expense as unfounded. It covers tariff views, protectionism, and the party balance between East and West.

Woonsocket News Conklin Lincoln Garfield Loucks John M. Thurston W. J. Bryan Nebraska United States Thurston State Board of Charities Messrs. Haire and Howe National Republican League Denver Republican Party West Pennsylvania Don Cameron East Judge Conklin Court House Exposition Band Main Street J. B. Wolgemuth Mitchell Republican Chicago South North Buchanan Congress Kyle Congressman Pickler Russia Wardall Crose Harden Republican National League

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