Republican Editors Gather for State Conference Reform Plan
The South Dakota Republican editors meet to unify party efforts and oppose proxy representation. They back open primaries, direct election of county and state committeemen, caucus and convention rules, and avoid creating a state Republican press association.
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Republicantate Central Committee
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Miller Press
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Redfield
Politically charged report on Kyle and Loucks speeches
An Independent organ complains that daily papers fail to cover Alliance and People's party remarks. It notes Kyle and Loucks spoke at a Sanborn county picnic with enthusiasm, calling them reform apostles. The piece cites a Sioux City Journal synopsis and links labor growth to the McKinley tariff and South Dakota tin mining expansion.
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People’s Party
Sanborn County
Kyle
Ross Loucks
Loucks
Reform
Sioux City Journal
Republican Central Committee
Judge Burns
Black Hills
Hills
South Dakota
Republican Party
Ruralist Names J. J. Lowe Associate Editor
The Ruralist adds J. J. Lowe as associate editor while praising Republican advertising from True Republican. The note argues increased Alliance readership benefits Republican farmers and cites potential loss if publication stopped. It contrasts Boss Louks naturalization claim of eleven years ago with Brookings Independent's claim that he naturalized last fall.
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Demacr ats Meet Contests Promptly Filed by Voorhees
In Saratoga on Sept 16 delegates from twenty four New York districts met to set rules and resolutions for the Democratic convention. A protest by county democracy was filed and referred to credentials as planning for committees proceeded before adjournment.
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Erie County
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Rochester
Raines
New York
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Maryland
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Tammany
Anti sub treasury convention opens with 200 delegates in St Louis
Two hundred delegates attended the Interstate Anti-sub-treasury convention in Addington's hall St Louis as speeches filled the day before any organizational reports. J J Hall Missouri warned against any move to separate from the national body. The group adjourned after a long session with little formal business.
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Addington’s Hall
Richard Dalton
Missouri
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Texas State Farmers’ Alliance
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Committee On Organization
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Circular urges farmers to hold wheat for higher prices
St Paul and Wasminton Sept 16 A circular from The State office urges farmers to hold wheat with the belief it will rise to 1.50 next spring. It notes Europe’s shortage and says wheat is cheap at 1.50 this year and may reach 2. The bureau says the circular merely informs about world wheat conditions and price outlook, not an official Alliance document.
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More Than a Mile a Minute Train Sets Fast Run
The New York Central ran 4361 miles in 426 minutes from Grand Central to East Buffalo with 60 mph pacing and a 48 second fastest mile. Stops at Albany Syracuse and Fairport adjusted time. running time 426 minutes. Other items report Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen strife in Galesburg Illinois and Chicago world fair funding progress.
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Fairport
Scotch Mail
Accident at a Fair Leaves Riders Hurt in Minnesota Race
A state fair race at Hamline turned fatal for Miss Mamie Lane of North St Paul and left Miss Willa Poole of North Dakota with minor injuries. Lane suffered severe internal injuries, plus two broken arms and a fractured jaw, and may not survive. Poole fractured her left shoulder blade with lighter injuries. The incident occurred when Poole’s horse fell and Lane’s horse went down behind her, dust obscuring the scene. Lane was transported to the association’s headquarters for care.
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North Dakota
Mamie Lane
Minnesota
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North St. Paul
Miss Poole
Miss Lane
Association
Alliance Men Capture Augusta County Convention
Staunton Virginia September 16 alliance men won the Democratic convention and nominated H J Williams and G W Kerner to run for the legislature representing Augusta county in a long and exciting contest.
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Staunton
Alliace
H. J. Williams
G. W. Kerner
Augusta County
Puzzle of the world's best sewing machine solved at Paris expo
The 1889 Universal Exposition in Paris awarded Wheeler & Wilson the grand prize for its No 9 family model and No 12 industrial model after a French jury of leading specialists judged them to be superior. The French government awarded Nathaniel Wheeler the Legion of Honor for the achievement.
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America
Wheeler & Wilson
Nathaniel Wheeler
Comany
Legion of Onor
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