County Campaign Opens in Davison County Race
The Davison County Republican committee fills vacancies and touts a straight Republican ticket. They praise incumbents and nominate M. H. Ward for sheriff, I. D. Powers for county judge, O. C. Stanchfield, C. C. Bras for superintendent, Dr. Atwood for coroner, and other nominees. They warn against Democratic and Independent tickets, urge straight party voting, and stress farm and Republican leadership.
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Republican County Central Committee
Old
Davison
M. H. Ward
I. D. Powers
O. C. Stanchfield
C.C. Bras
Atwood
Justice
Constable
C . Raymond
Geo. Watson
Davison County
Crawford Speech Draws County Voters In Pierre
Republican attorney general candidate Coe Crawford of Pierre spoke Saturday night on the campaign issues. He analyzed Democratic and Independent platforms, refuted their financial arguments, and argued a frank, fair exposition of the race to a listening county audience.
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Coe
Grawford
Pierre
Crawford
Pettigrew Urged to Boost Republican Ticket in Dakota
Washington report notes a New York Times account of talks between Senators Washburn and Pettigrew. It suggests Pettigrew should campaign for the Republican ticket in South Dakota to counter fusion efforts and internal party disputes over land titles and patronage.
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Washington
Minneapolis Journal
New York Times
Washburn
Minnesota
Pettigrew
South Dakota
People’s Party
Senator Pettigrew
Harrison
Land Department
Republican platform critique on government and socialism
The Argus Leader accuses the Republican party of promoting public blessings and paternalism, aiming to help the weak and regulate trade, leading toward socialism. It criticizes ongoing Republican legislation and platforms as evidence of these intents.
Coffin Makers Form Trust Raise Prices Ten Percent
Coffin makers organize a trust and boost prices by ten percent prompting concern over funeral costs. The move signals tighter control of supply and may affect families seeking arrangements. Local dealers note the trend could continue if demand remains steady.
Grand Army Parade Review Across Washington in 1865 Past Echoes
The Grand Army of the Republic again paraded along Pennsylvania Avenue with Morton Palmer and other officials observing. Descriptions recall the 1865 review by President and cabinet, detailing the vast two-day procession, army units, and the contrast between Washington then and now.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac
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Seward
Europe
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Sherman
Sheridan
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Senate
House
Tiber
Treasury Department
Custer
Ninth Corps
One Hundred and Ninth
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Yorktown
Chicahominy
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Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Wilderness
Meade
Georgia
Army of the Tennessee
Logan
Army of Georgia
Slocum
Virginia
Old Guard
Albany
N. Y
Grand Army Batalion
Palmer
Henry M. Duifield
Detroit
Grand Army
Long Bridge
Twentieth Army Corps
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Washington Circle
Gista Lee
United States Signal Corps, Veteran Association
Illinois
Naval Veterans Association
Treasury Building
Department of Justice
White House
State, War and Navy Departments
Twenty-third Street
Prurade
General Palmer
Mr. Morton
United States
Army
Navy
Congress
J. P. Howley
Connecticut
C. F. Manderson
Nebraska
M. S. Quay
John M. Palmer
W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
H. H. Rockwell
H. H. Bingham
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
E. F. McDonald
New Jersey
Charles E. Belknap
J. L. Mitchell
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the County Campaign
Marshall
Justice Story
Chase
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Celampebny Bros
Morton
State
War
Columbia
ST ND
S. Gov't Report
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