Republican State Ticket Rally and Election Outlook
The piece argues for a strong Republican turnout this fall, urging support for John L. Jolley in the 2d Congressional District and Fred Giesen. It casts Wood’s war record controversy as settled for the party and emphasizes farmer Republicans in Davison County as loyal. It warns of stay-at-home voters in towns and frames the election as a dress rehearsal for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Jolley
Clay County
Davison County
Independents Rally Against Prohibition Split in State Race
The Independents face a tight 30 day campaign as they challenge the pro prohibition stance of Bourbon organs. Jolley hustles through 51 counties while Woods delays tariff position. Tariff remains central to Woods' party platform as liquor control becomes a local legislative issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Jolley
Woods
Republican mare's nest taints Argus-Leader critique
The Argus-Leader accuses Chairman Clough of basing a campaign circular on law to raise funds and organize clubs to pay workers for voter turnout. It claims the paper pursues influence for payment, hints at political manipulation, and demands accountability for its own partisan tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus-Leader
Clough
Argus Leader
Woods
Editor Caldwell Urges Republicans to Vote on Election Day
Sioux Falls editor Caldwell speaking in Madison stressed three urges for Republican voters to turnout on election day focusing on voting, voting, and voting. He warned against overconfidence while noting Democrats and Neimocrats will mobilize factions ahead of next year’s campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Sioux Falls Press
Madison
Smith
Woods
Independent Party
Palmer criticizes flag parade under Confederate banner
General Palmer, commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, says he has not issued an order against G A R posts marching with rebel flags but will do so after the election. He insists the only flag to honor is the stars and stripes and condemns parades under the Confederate banner. He supports monuments and hospitals for Confederate heroes while opposing their flag in U S streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
United Press
G. A.R
A. R
Confederacy
United Stats
Accident on the Soo causes multiple deaths in Minnesota
GlenwoodMinnesota October 28 A rear end collision at Thorson station between a regular west bound freight and an extra train at full speed telescoped the caboose killing five and seriously wounding seven. Names of the dead include O E Holmes Fred Renn Conrad Prince Brasil Lyle and John Coffin. Wreckage and damaged telegraph lines hindered rescue for hours. In Louisville a boiler explosion at the Electric Light Works fatally injures William Adams and destroys the building. Three clerks injured. loss estimated at 250000 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Minn
Thorson Station
Here
Copeland
O. E. Holmes
Seabury & Co
St. Paul
Fred Renn
Conrad Prince
Brasil Lyle
John Coffin
Monticello
Mr. Holmes
Soo Company
Woodson
Engineer Smith
Extra
Louisville
Electric Light Works
Louuisville
Louisville Electric Light Works
William Adams
Kauffman & Strauss
Wreck Toll Rises After French Railway Disaster
Paris reports reveal Moirans collision killed fifteen and left about fifty injured, many gravely. The derailment on a steep incline, caused by a brake failure, sent carriages over an embankment as passengers crowded aboard. In Connell, Ohio a cyclone wrecked thirty houses, valued at $100,000, and leveled a butter tub factory worth fifty thousand dollars near Lake Shore depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Ohio
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Steen
Paris
Moirans
Conneault
Vessela
Conneact
Record
Fires Destroy Marshalltown Pork Plant and Park Buildings
A blaze at Brittain & Co pork packing in Marshalltown Iowa destroyed the plant except the cooling house where carcasses and five hundred live hogs burned. Loss about 50000 with insurance. Fire also damaged the driving park association sheds and stables, about 5000 in losses. A separate report from Birkinauay Alabama notes a passenger train consumed after a tramp set a trestle ablaze, with passengers escaping through windows. engineer and conductor injured lightly. Other items include Birds Point Missouri depot and 100 freight cars burned, and natural gas struck in Hillsboro Illinois at 125 feet while drilling for water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Brittain & Co
Driving Park Association
Birkinauay
Ala
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Northcutt
Secu & Hundred Freight Cara
Caio, Ills
Birds Point
Cotton Belt
Burglary at Omaha Street Railway Office
Omaha detectives report a bold 1 am burglary at the Omaha Street Railway office. Four masked men forced the superintendent Beals and two workers to hide as the safe was blown open and $1,200 stolen. The thieves cut the telephone line and fled into darkness with no description provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Street Railway Company
Omaha
Omaha Street Railway
Beals
New Orleans Bookkeeper Arrested for Embezzling $10,000
Al Fred Lugenbuhl chief bookkeeper for Charles Ballyo was arrested Saturday for embezzling $10,000 from his employer. Five years ago he began padding his salary by about $250 a month and covered the deficit with false entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Curiaco
the Tribune
Alfred Lugenbuhl
Charles Ballyo
Lugenbuhl
Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes the Weak Strong
Promotes natural strength by purifying blood and boosting appetite. Historical testimonials from R C Beloxe and Ep Jenkins describe renewed vigor, health, and improved digestion after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Careful to urge choosing only Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Giesen
Stanford
California
Donnelly
Grand Army
G. A. R. Man
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Conference
Wesleyan Methodists
G. P. Reilly
Marion
Ind
Illinois
Nathan Wardner
Syracuse
Pittsburg
Thomas Doerfling
Paz
Rock Island
Henry W. Jones
Broker Evans
Boston
Irving A. Evans
Rudyard Kipling
Pirates
New York
la Gascogne
Black Pearl
Jowns Y. P. S.C. E
Buruixeton
Young Peoples’ Societies ‘of Christian Endeavor
C. C. Champeny
Germantown
Minnesota
Inlinois
CuicaGo
Ilinois
Hillsboro
Philadelphia
Maine
Miller
Tate
Henry McGlathery
Charles Case
Alfred Fitler
Kennebago Camp
McGlathery
Claus Spreckles
Ballyo
D. J. Given
Gordon
Mechanics’ Homestead Association
St. Louis
Lindell Boulevard
Gustavus H. Thiel
Thiel
George A. McClintock
Chicago
McClintock
Peoria
Ills
Nellie Hersteine
John Hersteine
R. C. Beloxe
Enterprise
Belleville
Ep. Jenkins
Mr. Savage
MD. N.B
C. 1
Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!