Three Candidates Named by Union Reform Party Nomination
The union convention finished its work with credentials, permanent organization, and a hot debate on the platform. Judge Magee nominated Edmund Smith for the First district and W. H. Thomas and C. B. Kennedy vied for the Second and Third districts, with Kennedy and Bennett later acclaimed. The ticket was named The Union Reform Party.
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Union Convention Opens With Bare Delegates and Nominations Hopes
The union state judicial convention opened at noon in the county court house with Judge Moore nominating John Colvin for temporary chairman. Committees on credentials organization and resolutions were appointed. attendees included Senator Pettigrew and several judges as East and South delegates arrived by afternoon trains. Predictions centered on northern district nominees between Bennett Tripp and Wright, with Wright favored, and potential support for Carson on the Republican ticket to reflect non partisan aims.
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Tomorrow's Populist convention in Aberdeen
Chairman Kidd reports a small turnout as farmers juggle busy season. Delegates from Sioux Falls expected. start time uncertain though 7:30 PM was rumored. Nominees listed include Smith Yankton Tripp Canton Wright Chamberlain Bennett Watertown Shusk. Bennett reportedly not eager for the nomination.
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Wright Favored Prospect in Hills District Nomination
Sentiment favors Wright for the Hills district nomination, with Shank and Smith out of contention. The race narrows to Tripp Kennedy and Wright, and a delegate says Wright could win if he pursues the seat, signaling a close contest between the two.
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Union State Convention to Nominate Three Supreme Court Justices
An estimated 400 delegates will gather in the city Thursday at the union state convention held in the court house to nominate three candidates for the supreme court. Prominent figures from Canton Yankton Chamberlain Watertown and Hitchcock are discussed as nominees while committees from populists democrats and free silver republicans coordinate the event.
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Beadle County Delegates Back Bennett for Supreme Bench
Beadle county union delegates to the fusion state judicial convention at Mitchell were elected today and instructed to back Judge Bennett of Watertown for the supreme bench. They may renominate Judges Carson and Haney. County proceedings condemned McKinley’s administration and praised South Dakota soldiers while urging a non partisan judiciary. Delegates include Lewis Kimball W L Miner Maris Taylor J P Sexton Wells Ferris W A Lynch M C Hinckley Charles Miner and Jake Hatfield.
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Earned His Dinner and the Chinese Parental Authority
A San Francisco moment shows a woman feeding a tramp who later squandered the gift on liquor while a husband calls him a fraud. The piece then recounts a North China Herald tale in which King’s son ruins the family by vice and is killed by relatives to shield the clan from disgrace.
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Earliest Bird and the Green Loch Worm Catcher
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune note describes the green loch bird waking at 1:30 a m and winning the title of champion worm catcher, then haunts of insomnia by morning.
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Makes His Own Defence over Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Ex‑warden Phillips issues a statement denying criticism of his administration. He defends land purchases, explains a hides fund used for entertainment of officials and visitors, and asserts salaries were within legal limits while noting current officials draw the same amounts.
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Home in Cuba Offers Plots and Plantations for Sale
A single house lot priced at 15 dollars and a small plantation offered at 365 dollars with title assurances. The notice promises a contented life amid fruits and flowers and directs inquiries to see Boynton.
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