Editorial Etchings Reflect National Finances and Politics
Originator and Leader of Low Prices. Andrew Carnegie heads a proposed Pittsburg based monopoly to rival Standard Oil. The Supreme Court upholds State Auditor in Masonic Aid fees. Donnelly libel verdict favors Donnelly with nominal damages. Independent and Democratic lines shift as fiscal policy sparks debate.
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Andrew Carnegie
Standard Oil
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Taylor
Masonic Aid Association of
Yankton
Ignatius Donnelly
South Dakota
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Col. King
House of Representatives
Donnelly
Congress
United States
Northwest
Minneapolis
Gloat over it in Aberdeen News recounts alliance push
The Aberdeen News cites the Atlanta Constitution on the Republican split and praises Alliances campaign in Kansas. It notes Colonel Livingston of Georgia and Colonel Polk of North Carolina spoke to Republicans for a brief yet impactful period, drawing cheers and swaying voters.
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Alliance
Kansas State Alliance
McGrath
Aberdeen
Atlanta Constitution
Kansas
Livingston
Georgia
Polk
North Carolina
Democratic Alliance
Messrs
Woods War Record Dispute Roils South Dakota Race
The Minneapolis Journal and multiple papers dispute Democratic congress candidate James M. Woods over Confederate Army service with Price. While some sources claim past rebel allegiance, Woods and allies face calls to admit or deny the record amid public scrutiny of his loyalty.
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Minneapolis
Col. Woods
Congress
South Dakota
Price
Woods
Mitchell Mail
James M. Woods
Argus
Colorado
Mitchell Republican
Blanchard
Edgerton
Mittcchell Republican
Press clings to confidence while delaying denial about Wheelock
The article notes the press maintains faith in Ralph Wheelock and opts to slow publishing a denial. It quotes Captain Woods lamenting a prior visit to a smoking compartment with Blanchard and Shanafelt, reflecting on indiscretion in idle moments and the risks of talking too much.
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Howard Press
Mitchell Republican
Woods
Argus Leader
Republican
Ralph Wheelock
Bro. Wheelock
Yankton Press
Price
Blanchard
Shanafelt
Farmers show improved finances and debt repayment in South Dakota
In Mitchell South Dakota farmers opened bank accounts and plan to pay debts as crop prosperity boosts finances. L N Seaman, vice president of Mitchell National Bank, notes many will liquidate floating debt and some mortgage interest. The article also mentions church delegates from Mitchell to the General Conference and a railway promotion offer for F J Clemans to Mankato.
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South Dakota
Sioux City
L. N. Seaman
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell, S. D
The
Journal
C. B. Clark
Mitchell
M. B. Church
Omaha
A. W. Adkinson
City
Watertown
W. H. Jordan
Sioux Falls
A. Burdick
Aberdeen
H. E. Kratz
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Gresham
President Harrison
Indiana
Minnesota
Republican Party
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Luralist
Democratic Argus-Leader
Smith
Kimball
Col. Jolley
Ohio
Foster
P.T. McGov
EYRN
MR. Woods
Alexandria
J. M. Woods
Mitchell Well
Mem
Berc
F. J. Clemans
Mankato
Minn
Clemans
M. M. Smiths
South Main Street
Lot & Welch
Kinery For
Davison County
I. D. Welch
Brothers
Farren
New York
Rathbun & Gillis
A. HH. Phhrson
Main Street
Second Street
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