Club listings and Bryan quote from 1396 Knoxville remarks
A fragmented notice lists town officials and candidates including Treasurer John Schamber and Sheriff Henry Swindler, followed by a quote attributed to Hon. William Jennings Bryan in Knoxville Tennessee on September 16, 1396 denouncing the gold standard and promising it will not be kept while he is able to discard it.
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William Jennings Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
Payne
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mitchell
S. D
Foljay
Merenes F. Fessler
G. L. F. Javns
R. A. Hoover
John Nase
Harry Lambert
Beaver
George E. Fosten
Register
Vine
William C. Russ
T.C. E
Robert Livingston
James Stevens
Carl Murner
Itchell
D. Gxo
E. Foster
Campaign rhetoric taints state politics in heated clashes
The piece attacks fusion party handling and GOP speakers as targets of smear tactics. Senators Hanna and Pettigrew are cited in a dispute over election bribery claims and party loyalty, alleging Pettigrew betrayed the Republicans at St Louis and that Hanna was not involved in bribery.
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Hanna
Pettigrew
Burke
Senate
Republican Party
St Louis
South Dakota voters urged to back Republican ticket
The piece argues against Bryan and Roosevelt style imperialism, praising Hanna and Pettigrew as well as the South Dakota GOP slate. It endorses C. N. Herried for governor, Burke for Congress, Ji W. Martin for the Hills seat, and retains state officers. It predicts a Republican legislature in Pierre and suggests Croker’s influence would not dominate the nation.
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Hanna
South Dakota
Pettigrew
Ohio
Mark
Republican Party
Vetera
C. N. Herried
Congressman Burke
Washington
Burke
House of Representatives
Ji. W. Martin
Hills Country
Pierre
Melkinley
Pettigrew's Early Political Debut Told By Col Grigsby
Col Melvin Grigsby recounts a Sioux City Journal story tracing a young rival's start in politics. He recalls the 1856 Fremont support, 1860 Lincoln cheer, and a 1894 Lake Kampeska address where the rival allegedly used chicanery to win a legislative seat, later becoming a U.S. Senate candidate.
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Hiram Rodee
Pettigrew
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux City Journal
Col. Grigsby
Fremont
Abe’ Lincoln
Lake Kampeska
Devel County
Winona and
St. Peter
Yankton
Committee On
United States Senate
Sander
Advertised Letters at Mitchell Post Office 1900 List
Uncalled letters at Mitchell post office for week ending October 20 1900 include Anderson Walter Bates Mrs Mary Rice Harry Biddle A Byrnes Clarence Clawson E T Cook Seigel Duenning Fred Earl George Hanson Mrs Minnie Hines Ben Thomas Horton Jas Kuchera Wm Nelson Mrs Mary Nilson N H Norse Frank Olson Will Orman George Remeill G H Smith J J Weber H When calling please say advertised If not collected within two weeks they go to the dead letter office P M H C Clark postmaster
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H.C. Clark
P. M
Board endorses Republican statewide ticket candidates
The advisory board endorses O. C. Berg for secretary of state and John Schamber for state treasurer. Reeves and Tracy for state auditor receive no distinction, while Collins and Mise M. H. Aasyed are backed for superintendent of public instruction. Pyle and Hitchcock share support for attorney general, with Maatman and Cook for commissioner of school and public lands. The Republican ticket has one candidate not endorsed by the Union. fusionists have four. The member notes Union strength and potential large voting, estimating 2000 to 3000 votes, with Grant County alone listing 600 members ready to vote the endorsed ticket.
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O. C. Berg
John Schamber
J. D. Reeves
F. J. Tracy
Superintendent of Public Instruction
E .#. Collins
Mise M. H. Aasyed
John L. Pyle
A. E H. Hitchcock
David Maatman
Edmund Cook
Republican Party
Grant County
Know all Mothers Emer gency Chest Remedies Ad
Emergency chest guidance urges Cole's Carbolic salve for burns cuts and bruises to provide prompt pain relief and healing without scarring Sold by J A Ferrie Mull's Lightning Cure for summer complaint and diarrhoea with absolute safety 1¢ no opiates or poisons 25c For sale by J A Perria
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J. A. Ferrie
J. A. Perria
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promises Gentle Teething Relief
For over fifty years this remedy has been used by mothers to soothe teething children. It claims to soften gums ease pain stop wind colic and cure diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Credits Blood Purity Promise
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest medicine to purify and enrich blood, boost appetite, strength, and nerves. A testimonial from Annie D. McCoy claims improved complexion and clearer skin after using the product.
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Annie D. McCoy
Lecture Course Feature Dates and Attractions
A listing of the season’s lecture course lineup includes Wm. Hawley Smith on Nov 7 with We, The People, and notable acts through Apr 26. The Fadettes, 21 performers led by Caroline B. Nichols, headline the season’s highlight. Tickets: single night $1, season $2, no Saturday bookings, $5.50 total value if all attended.
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Wm. Hawley Smith
We, the People
Stephenson String Quartet
Mr. Amabury
Fadettes Woman’s Orchestra
Boston
Alfred Edlison
Kings and Queens
Henry Smith McCowan
John B. de Motte
Caroline B. Nichols
Mitchell National Bank
Independent Voters Endorse State Tickets
The Voter's Union, about four years old, may influence November elections. Its advisory board has chosen state ticket candidates without partisan bias. Members are urged to select from listed names those deemed worthy of confidence and union support. It endorses E. W. Martin and A. F. Lee for Congress, C. N. Herried for governor over Burr Zien, and endorsements for lieutenant governor are forthcoming.
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Asia
Congress
E. W. Martin
A. F E. Lee
C. N. Herried
Burr Zien
Fiendish Attack on C F Collier Shocks Cherokee Iowa
A recent assault on C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly caused death through kidney injury. He suffered severe back pain and could not sit without cushions until Electric Bitters restored his health. The remedy purifies blood and strengthens the body, available for 50 cents at S A Scallin's drug store.
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C. Fp, Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
Nat Ne
S. A. Scallin
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