Political endorsements and cautions in Brule and Pierre
The piece lists local and territorial election figures including surveyor M S Kern superintendent H L Bras and several justices of the peace. It notes Brule County activity for Alice J Sanborn, cites Interior Department neutrality, rails at the peoples ticket, and urges loyalty to the straight Republican slate amid negative reporting on Sparks Bayard and other figures. It warns voters to avoid misled support and stresses party cohesion for Dakota representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule County
Alice J. Sanborn
Pierre
Congress
Gifford
Davison County Voters Urged To Support Party Candidates
In a sharp editorial voice the piece rebukes self appointed “champions of the dear people” who oppose a Republican ticket and withholds Democratic support, urging readers to back nominated party representatives and reject cross party maneuvering. It also cites confessions from the Hadock murder case tying Arensdorf and Peters to the plot and mentions Henry Peters as a fugitive, alongside George A. Mathews’s statements on the capital location dispute and capital commission finances in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Democratic Party
Haddock
Albert Kosnitski
Bismarck
Des Moines
Leavitt
Arenadorf
San Francisco
Otto Grieber
Arensdorf
Peters
Henry Peters
George A. Mathews
Brookings County
Capital Commission
South Dakota
Huron
Yankton
Most Notable Strike Shapes Wheat Markets Worldwide
The Northwestern Miller notes the switchmen's strike as the most notable in record, involving only about two hundred men but driving an extra 150000 bushels daily into visible supply. It could swing prices by a cent or more, affecting Dakota farmers, Chicago speculators, Hindoo Ryots, Russian growers, and South America and Australia’s wheat producers through updated market quotations carried by cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South America
Australia
Questioning Cabinet standard on resignations for political office
The New York Sun opines on whether a federal official should resign when running for higher office. It cites Grover Cleveland’s tenure as mayor, governor, and presidential candidate to argue such resignations are not required. It questions why a U S attorney must resign upon congressional nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
United States
Congress
Nugen Withdraws From Fifth Legislative District Race
Capt S R Nugen withdraws from the Territorial Council race stating insufficient time and organization for a canvass. The Oct 25 1886 letter to farmers explains the decision and thanks supporters. Bridgewater reports the death of Mrs J T McKee after a sudden illness leaving five children. Ordway hosts stockholders meeting on the Watertown Aberdeen Bismarck rail extension with plans to start grading in spring.
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S.R. Nugen
Fifth Legislative
Territorial Council
S. R. Nugen
Kimball, Dak
Bridgewater
J. T. McKee
Ordway
Oak
Ordway, Bismarck & Northwestern
Rock Island
Watertown
Aberdeen
Bismarck
McLean County
Improvement Construction Company
Minneapolis
Republican rally boosts straight ticket in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket a Republican rally featured Hon. John Cain of Huron and speakers D F Royer and Wilson Wise. Local booster R F E Dowdell is gaining strength for sheriff as the straight ticket grows while the mongrel movement weakens. A second ward election elected George N Baker over George Hollenbeck, leaving the council Prohibition by one vote. In Indianapolis Senator John Sherman arrived for a reception and Timlinson Hall speech. Blaine left for Brownsville with brief addresses en route.
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Woonsocket
John Cain
Huron
D. F. Royer
Alpena
Wilson Wise
Diana
D. Kanouse
N. B. Reed
Gib. Dziewanowski
George N. Baker
George Hollenbeck
Council
Prohibition
Times
Sanborn County
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Busine Exch
Ibusiness
C.v. Parmelee
Bank of Dakota
Generburger
Mitchell
Dakota
E. Nelson Fitch
Ailsby Black
Brady
Main Street
Mitchell Dakota
Stanchfield and Land and Real Estate
U.S
Ilex
H. Shaw
W. Abbey
Rabine
Royal Baking Powder Co
Peter Collier
A. S
Dept. of Agriculture
Andrews
Arlington House
J. W. Corbin
Z. Rosenthal
Chandler Bros. Hardware Store
Mashler & Rosenthal
Letoh
Leona A, DIX
F.C. Hoffman. Real Estate and Loans
Jactice
U.S. Land Office
Sintce
J. 5
Henry Ahern
Vans Wade
Glee
Geo. A. Johnsten
Snock
FOX & Wiltse
Iinest Gallery West of Chicago
India
la Crosse
Business College
la Crosse, Wis
Dhes
L. Wallace
Wis
Ifi
P.O
East Haddam
Conn
Sole Bropnicians
Northwesters
Pmeervatory
Basis Heerveter iv
Minn
Tiano
Orza
Charles H. Morse
Oscar S. Gifford
Lincoln County
Henry E. Gates
House
Theodore F. Mentzer
Boetious H. Sullivan
Aurora County
C. O. Stanchfield
R. T. Robinson
R. D. Prescott
J.N. Crow
J. L. Hannett
John Tatman
M.S. Kern
H. L. Bras
B. H. Bennett
H. E. Bixby
J. W. Ottman
D. M. Powell
J.M. Durell
G. S. Merrill
Henry Schurz
Geo. E. Ledyard
John. Cook
E. C. Malmsberry
Secretary of the Interior
Department
The
Press & Dakotaian
Sparks
Peoples
Republican Party
Logan
Illinois
Sherman
Ohio
Michigan
Harrison
Indiana
Wilson
Kirkwood
Iowa
Blaine
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Brodah
Hannett
Real Estate
EL. J. Mofr
Att Peegamnta
Scott & Bcwne
Gaoh
Ata
Seo
Nugen
Indianapolis
John Sherman
Davidson Hotel
Timlinson Hall
James G. Blaine
Brownsville
Boot and Shoe Store
Crouse
W. C. Russ
J. M. Gaines
J. F. Arnett
Buckeye Hardware Store
Gleason, Baily & Co’s
Fireman’s Outfit
Caines & Arnett
Randall & Wheelock
Reliable Supply House
Moore & CO
Northwestern Depot
Cook Block
S. D. Cook
H. D. and
F. 8. Carpenter
Postoffice
Emsley
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