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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1900

Page

5

County Ticket Nominated by Republicans in Strong Slate

The county Republican ticket features J D Reeves for auditor E E Collins for superintendent of schools David Eastman for commissioner of school and public lands John L Pyle for attorney general Frank Lecocq for railroad commissioner George A Johnston and Harry L Bras for representatives George K Kelsey for treasurer Henry Swindler for sheriff H B Anderson for auditor M L Bobb for clerk of courts Judge Abbey for probate O W Coursey for county superintendent of schools with praise for past service and a call to reelect proven officials.

George A. Johnston Harry L. Bras Pierre George K. Kelsey Jie Swindler H. B. Anderson Anderson M.L. Bobb Bobb Abby O. W. Coursey Coursey

South Dakota Campaign Rhetoric and Republican Outlook

The article reviews South Dakota political theater a regiment’s Philippines record FP D Powers for state office speculation about party gains in this year’s election and jabs at Bryan McKinley era debates. It cites campaign funds prohibitionists and farmer sentiment toward wheat prices and imperialism. It includes a responder letter from R F Pettigrew criticizing a fellow senator and defending Republican policy and wartime actions.

South Dakota Philippines Por States FP. D. Powers

Senator’s remark shocks missionaries and Chinese Christians

The senator’s public claim that Boxers aim to annihilate Chinese Christians shocks missionaries and donors who have supported missionary work for years. Critics argue the statement misrepresents efforts and provokes condemnation rather than clarity.

Senator Targets North Carolina Vote Allegiance Claim

A South Dakota letter from August 25 1900 by David O Kerns criticizes a senator for party alignment and alleged election manipulation by red shirts and winchesters. He praises McKinley era prosperity and vows support for continued good times this fall.

North Carolina McKinley David O. Kerns Wessington Springs S. D

Preparation under way for famed football clash on fields

Football artists begin preparations for a great game noted for its tough play and battered heads. The public loves seeing heroes carried off after decisive victories, even as punishment and strain accompany the sport.

Fusionists Not Short of Funds Says Source

The piece asserts fusionists are not financially strapped, noting they can fund speakers traveling on special trains across the country. It mentions a senator who appears well supplied and ready to confront any opposing party.

Inconsistent McKinley Backed Campaign Rhetoric Critique

The passage argues that campaign claims about President McKinley lack backbone and oppose a monarchy are inconsistent. It notes that neither accusation accurately describes the president and calls for careful, matching statements from speakers.

McKinley

Bryan and the Plain People in American Politics

The piece likens Bryan to Lincoln for loving the plain people but argues Bryan has misled them for four years. It claims Lincoln never fooled the plain people, while Bryan has been playing hide and seek, leading to growing disgust with his claimed sincerity.

Lincoln Bryan

Yankton State Fair poised to reflect South Dakota crops

Yankton presses forward with a united effort to run a reputable state fair. Officials claim all past debts are settled and funds exist to cover this year. The Yankton fair aims to outshine rivals like Mitchell’s corn palace, drawing eastern visitors to South Dakota’s premier event.

Yankton Mitchell South Dakota

Senator Pettigrew Responds To Watertown Letter

The Sioux Falls Press carries Senator Pettigrew's reply to Bartlett of Watertown. The senator defends his remarks and denies claims he said he was ashamed of his country or blushed for the war action. His quoted speeches, captured by shorthand, stand as evidence that his memory cannot fully contradict them.

Weasington Springs R. F. Pettigrew North Carolina Congress Republican Party McKinley Senate Admiral Dewey Woonsocket South Joe Moore Pettigrew Sioux Falls Bartlett Watertown

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Mitchell Capital W. Downey Aix Official National William McKinley Ohio Theodore Roosevelt New York Thomas Fitch Ura Chas Thomps Arthur Brown A. H. Marble Butte Congressional H. Burke Hughes E. W. Martin Lawrence State C. N. Herreid McPherson G. W. Snow Ben Homme O. C. Berg, Spink John Schamber Hutchinson J.D. Reeves Brown E. E. Collins Clay David Eastman, Roberts John L. Pyle Beadle Frank Lecocq Douglas George B. Rei John Cook Henry Swindler M. L. Bubb I. B. Anderson F.D. Powers Abbey Edith Coursey George Murner T. K. Smiley Peace J.C. Clapham Martin Boice E. D. Watkins H. W. Kre T. C Wettigrew Woolley Democratic Aid Society Prohibition Party Denver Colo Times Republican Wellston Sentinel Beloit Wis Daily News Louisville Dispatch New Haven Conn Register Hartford Detroit Mich Free Press Worcester Mass Post Manchester N. J Union Nashville Tenn Banner Richmond Galveston Texas Globe Raleigh N. C Observer Burlington Gazette Charlotte Charleston S. C Evening Post Boston Herald Brooklyn N. Y Eagle Baltimore News New York Times Pittsburg Philadelphia Leader Record Kansas United States H. C. Preston Washington Allen William Jennings Bryan Democratic Party Tillman China MR. Pettigrew Bryan and the Plain People Yankton’s State Fair Scott Hood Eugene Moreny Hull's Mill Danbury Matildalbridgewater Cor Pearl and Chestnut Sts Jeffersonville Ind Siggers Washington, D.C. Hk Mls Pogmal Tevurl Leruuy Eel Scientific Americatt Dare Fiy Scientific Journai All Ne Nyeade Ale Munn & So Spierninay Neew York St. Washitnete Campbell’s Campbell F. Hammar Paint CO St. Louis J. W. Broadbent &Co Cash Bargain Store Austin & Lewis Billy Uncle Billy L. Ei Stair Cheney State of Martha T. Cheney Benjamin P. Cheney Marne Benjamin F Cheney Decen T Neil Mitchell, S. D M.L. Bonn Geri He Smith Atitchett Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes Gulf Aple Hig Re Bor Fairbanks, Morse & Co ST. Paul, Minn D. W. Burright Security Bank Carlota Moyer Corner Millinery Helalie Alfred J. Dix Champeny Biock
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