Republican views on disaffection and fusion in South Dakota
A compilation of responses from editors across South Dakota outlines causes of Republican disaffection, remedies, and likely outcomes in a three cornered race. Highlights include bossism criticism, calls for open conventions, and projections of Republican triumph or defeat depending on candidate quality and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveny County
M. Evans
Aberdeen News
Reblicans
Ople
Morton Alexander
Dakota
State League
Trust to form 18 million type foundries combine
The Tribune reports an $18,000,000 type foundries trust to be completed within 24 hours backed by an English syndicate. Most major American foundries join. Barnhart Bros. & Spindler and a few New York firms reportedly stay out. The plan reduces centers to a few plants per city and aims to squeeze smaller concerns out of existence. John Marder of Marder, Luce & Co. has been involved from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascano
the Tribune
America
Barnhart Bros. & Spindler
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
St. Paul
Buffalo
John Marder
Marder, Luce & Co
Earl of Aberdeenshire praises American labor harmony
The Earl of Aberdeenshire and party reach Boston en route to the White Mountains to visit Dr and Mrs Seward Webb. He notes Britain’s surprise at minimal labor unrest in the United States and praises American business leaders like Chauncey Depew for their discipline and judgment. Egan reports a provisional government under Jorge Montt as of Sept 4 and is in cordial contact with it. In Independence, a offer to buy Allerton for 200000 is refused. Marcus Daly is mentioned as a potential backer through A G Best of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Boston
Earl of Aberdeen
White Mountains
Seward Webb
England
Chauncey Depew
Great Britain
Lowell
Phelps
Lincoln
Egan
Washington
Department of State
Department
Jorge Montt
Allerton
Independence
C. W. Williams
A. G. Best
Salt Lake City
Best
Marcus Daly
Montana
Wheeler & Wilson No 9 sewing machine praise ad
An 1889 promotional piece extols Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, highlighting No 9 and No 12 models as best for home and manufacturing use. It notes Grand Prize at Paris Exposition, Legion of Honor for Nathaniel Wheeler, and urges purchase through dealers or mail for catalogs with agent opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
Nathaniel Wheeler
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co
Chicago
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Charvel
Bon Homme’ County
S.L. Sage
St, Lawrence Journal
G. Dewell
Pierre Pree Press
Independent Party
Hughes County
F. J. Corey
THE
Redfield Journal
Paul Dutcher
Brookings Register
H. E. Mayhew
Letcher Blade
L. D. Lyon
Public Opinion
Codington County
TI. L. Mease
Madison Sentinel
W. E. Willey
Vermillion Republican
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
Person
Howard Press
J. E. Patten
Salem Special
McCook County
Bonham
Deadwood Pioneer
W. H
S. B. Milton
Redfield Observer
R. W. Wheelock
Mitchell Republican
Pierre
Ralph W. Wheelock
Mitchll Republican
Congress
Wheelock
Bismarck Tribune
Sioux
City Tribune
Union
Yankton Journal
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Foster
United States
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Apothecaries
Mass
N. B
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Song OF
Hlintz
Pere Marquette Railroad
Lake Michigan
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Ludington
Pére Marquette
Michigan
Canada
Edwards
Asst
L Mgr
Saginaw, Mich
W. L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
Champeny Bros. Ag’t
Church Directory
Oregons of the Holy Family
George Sheehan
Reputir
Holy Family
C. E. Cof
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