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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1894
Page
7
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Senator Hill accepted the New York gubernatorial nomination amid partisan enthusiasm. The opposition faces a united Republican front with Morton, a wealthy yet connected figure, seen as a strong candidate. The piece lauds Hill as the party leader in the state and predicts Morton will win.
The article compares Wilson and McKinley in tariff policy, noting English admiration for Wilson due to trade openness. It argues English merchants prefer free trade and a wider American market, while McKinley’s tariffs harmed English competitiveness and prompted firms to relocate. It then shifts to South Dakota farming, stressing irrigation and diversified truck farming to improve production and profits, including cost estimates for wells and feasible water sources.
A Demo Populist paper claims fusion parties aim to remove politics from state institutions. The Republican calls this a commendable object but says parties today are freer than under the party in power that would vet in. No record compares the partisan robbery of Kansas and Colorado state institutions under Populist rule.
John R Gamble spoke to Britton residents last evening with Senator Kyle among his auditors. He is said to challenged the senator’s party policy with vigorous English as a suggestion regarding next season’s seed grain provision worth consideration and action.
Sioux City Journal notes Populist papers in South Dakota continue attacking state spendings with distorted claims. It argues government prudence under all parties shows frugality and urges campaigns to stick to the truth. The paper also references Saturday Spectator from Minneapolis and R. W. Wheelock as business manager.
Governor McKinley will speak in Des Moines Kansas City Topeka Lincoln and Omaha during a West tour. McKinleyism means Americanism and many people regret not noticing the fact before November 4 1892.
The Loucks Ruralist does not endorse Alngeld of Illinois for the Populist party. Democrats denounce him while Republicans assume his alignment with anarchy warrants Ruralist credentials.
Sioux City shows originality at the Inter-State Fair with a display of exhibits and a sizable, well-dressed crowd. United States Senator J H Gallinger of New Hampshire will speak to Mitchell residents on October 2 under Republican committee auspices.
The Aberdeen state fair drew credible exhibits and attendance, with observers noting the event’s quality and impact on the community. The crowd's engagement hinted at strong interest in livestock and agricultural displays.
In Leroy Minnesota on September 27, many homeless are housed in the old skating rink and spare rooms. A committee of leading citizens has been soliciting subscriptions from the thousands of visitors to aid the needy families who lost everything except their clothes. External assistance is expected to be necessary.
South Dakota L A W reports from Mitchell on a windy day of bicycle events. Judges timers starters referees and announcer kept the program moving while riders competed in the Halep Mile Open and other trials. Ashley won the Open events with fast times as Meierstein headed to Worthington for a cycling meet.
Bishop John T. Hurst and Vice Chancellor Samuel L. Beiler travel the West to boost funds for the American university project. Donations include two $100,000 gifts for professorships and a $68,000 preachers fund growing toward 100000, with a private offer to build the first administration building estimated at 200000 to 200000. Assets are projected at about 800000 as work continues.
In Los Angeles Judge Ross of the federal court sentenced Gallagher and Buchanan American Railway union strikers to eight months in county jail and a $500 fine each for attempting to intimidate non union men on the Southern Pacific railway during the strike.
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