Wiltse The Photographer and Populist Policy Views
In this 1894 Kansan page, Wiltse the Photographer comments on heavy rains in western Kansas and hopes South Dakota receives similar. The piece endorses free coinage, criticizes Populist reforms, praises Brookings and state agricultural colleges, and analyzes sugar planters, the McKinley law, and the Sioux Falls convention’s stance on Populists versus Democrats. The author urges workers’ rights and defends the state’s reputation while noting Democratic alignment with free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Louisiana
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Cleveland
Party of Protection
Republican Club Work At Corn Palace Meeting
Republican meeting at the Corn Palace Friday evening under the Young Men's Republican Club attracted many ladies. Speakers included F. M. Goodykoontz A. E. Hitchcock Rev. Geo Williams R. N. Kratz Geo A. Silsby A. C. Shepherd and brief remarks by Rev. N. S. Bradley. The talks praised protectionist tariff policy and McKinley era ideas while urging unity for forthcoming county conventions. The event featured a Mandolin Club performance and a reminder ad for Dr. Sawyer's Pastilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Palace
Young Men’s Republican Club
E. E. Wagner
Republican Club
F. M. Goodykoontz
A. E. Hitchcock
Rev. Geo. Williams
R. N. Krat
Lincoln
Garfield
Harrison
Reed
Maine
C. K. Davis
Minnesota
McKinley
Blaine
R. J. Gamble
R. N. Kratz
South
A.C. Shepherd
N.S. Bradley
Mandolin Club
Messrs
Nichols
Beckwith
Geo. A. Sibby
United States
The Poor in Politics A Republican Plea for the Oppressed
An editorial arguing socialism stems from oppression and injustice in Europe and France, urging statesmen to protect the poor. It praises Republican leadership as best suited to balance wealth and labor, warning against plutocratic oppression and urging urgent reform to safeguard workers across farms, railroads, mines, and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Europe
France
Republican Party
Republican Caucuses Name Delegates for County Convention
Republicans held caucuses in city wards and townships voting by ballot with an hour allotted. Delegates named for the county convention at the court house next Thursday the 13th. Also notes the marriage of Thomas Wallace of Fullerton Lumber Co to S Victoria Williams and their immediate move to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
First Warrd
Frank Bidwell
J. H. Simpson
S. Fr. Schirmer
John Hattenburg
S. D. Carson
Geo. Eastman
N. J. Neilsen
C. W. Adams
A. H. Pehrson
W N. Holland
Geo. H. Brooks
M. Halphide
F. M. Goodykoontz
A.C. Pollard
Geo. A. Clark
R. D. Prescott
John C. Roth
H. W. Kress
Fourth Warrd
George Williams
Chas. Burnside
Thos. Fullerton
John Gilfillan
Will Dodge
Rome
Lisbon
M. Farrow
J. E. Green
W. W. Gardner
Beulah
A. R. Reitzel
C. Mason
C. E. Brady
Mr. Vernon
H. H. Garey
A. A. Truax
Ed. Bramwell
C. F. Raymond
Chas. Kellie
UNION
Enos Champlin
Butterfield
W. W. Illingsworth
Thos. Wallace
Fullerton Lumber Company
S. Victoria Williams
Presbyterian Church
East Sixth Street
Scott Named Editor of Mitchell Papers
An appreciative notice from the American Wool and Cotton Reporter congratulates Mitchell South Dakota newspapers the Daily Republican and Weekly Capital on W A Scott becoming editor. Scott joined the Reporter in May 1891 and has largely worked as a traveling correspondent west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Boston
Daily Republican
Weekly Capital
Mitchell
South Dakota
W. A. Scott
Scott
Mississippi River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ler
Lutes
Tach
YE Mitchell Capital
Wiltse
Kansas
The
Kansas City Journal
G. A.R
Baxter Springs
Col. R. W. Blue
John J. Ingalls
Illinois
Colorado
Oregon
Arkansas
Brookings
Iowa
Savannah
Miles
E. B. Sutton
Ways Station
Dr. Mills Heart Cure
Dr. Allies Medical Co
Elighart
Ind
Smith & Conyes
Castoria Perereurs
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C. Osaoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kinceeroe
Conway, Ark
H. A. Arcuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Unsitep
Mass
Allen C. Surra, Pres
the Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
L. O. Gale
Shivago
Calthos
Mohl
Sole
Cincinnati
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