Republican State Ticket and Local Political Turmoil
The item lists Republican candidates for national and state offices including president and various state roles. It notes intra party tensions, Foss and Potter business news, and a shift in North Dakota politics with John W. Bennet breaking from the Democratic side to back Burke. It hints at voter behavior and party strategy uncertainties.
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John W. Bennet
North Dakota
Weaver
Field
Combine
Burke
Wool Interests pamphlet published by tariff league
The American Wool Interest pamphlet 64 pages long, issued by the Aurisan Protective Tariff League and edited by Hon. Wm. Lawrence. It urges readers to obtain a copy while noting the price in cents. Also mentions W. E. Ellis finally entering office after ten years out, claiming pressure from a central committee and suggesting he may vote for Harrison amid bets.
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American Wool Interest
Aurisan Protective Tariff League
Wm. Lawrence
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Price Geents
Virgen F. Wakeses
Eneral Suez
West 25Rd St
W. E. Ellis
Oet
Central Committee
Harrison
Independent ticket reshuffle signals changes before November
The state executive committee maintains focus on a ticket for November. Tiogon was exposed for a doubtful record and replaced by Forger Foss. Nelson Williams later found ineligible for citizenship, so Geo Robertson substituted. The group considers removing Neutral Shortridge and perhaps others to assemble a viable slate pre election.
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Tithe Independent State Executive Committee
Tiogon
Foss
Nelson Williams
Commissioner of Agriculture
soGeo
Robertson
Shortridge
Early Life Of I E Memory Traced From England To Illinois
I E Memory, born January 13 1842 in Timsbury Somerset, England, moved to South Wales as a boy, sailed to America in 1871 with family, settled in Vienna Trumbull County Ohio, relocated to Illinois in 1881 and then to this state in 1883 with his brother. The clipping comes from the Huron Weekly Times Michigan.
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I.E
England
Timsbury
Somerset County
South Wales
America
Ohio
Vienna
Trumbull County
Illinois
Political views and book promotion in Dakota and Canada
The letter discusses American presidential prospects with mentions of Harrison and Clay, compares Canada’s stump support, critiques independent papers, and notes a Longfellow poem edition promotion by Joby R. Alden. It cites figures in Georgia and Florida, and references Grover Cleveland.
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Georgia
Florida
Weaver & Mield
Grover Cleveland
Christopher Columbus and Chicago Celebration Note
A fragmentary notice reflects on Christopher Columbus and a Chicago commemoration. It mentions October and a shift of dates from the old calendar, encourages readers to travel via Burlington with reduced fares, and directs inquiries to W. J. Kenyon, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Christopher
Spain
Papa Gregory
Chicicago
Burlington
W. J ©. Kenyon
Gen
St. Paul
Min
Phillips Short Line Tourist Pullman to West Coast
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway launches a weekly Thursday Tourist Pullman from St Paul to San Francisco via Kansas City Denver Salt Lake Ogden and Sacramento. The fully furnished double berth coach costs 8.50 with two persons sharing a berth. Reservations via nearest agent or C M Pratt Albert Lea Route Minneapolis MN.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Lithtrop
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Ogden
Sacramento
Minneapolia
C. M. Pratt
Albert Lea
Minneapolis, Minn
World's Fair Dedication Ceremonies At Chicago
For the world's fair dedication ceremonies in Chicago the Chicago and North Western Railway Company will sell excursion tickets to Chicago and return at greatly reduced rates from October 22 to 24, with return passage good through October 24. Inquiries should be made to local railroad agents.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Ry Co
Chicago & N
North Dakota Briefs Highlight Fire and Theft Spree
A Dickinson area fire claim, wind of thefts in Horace and Grand Forks, and a drought of reports across the state. The Agricultural College contract for farm buildings rose to 12000 dollars while Devils Lake harvest hands were robbed. Lakota plans a flour mill with 150 harvest capacity. Missouri River rail and coal prospects surge as Great Northern reports booming freight and Grand Forks station leads west of St. Paul.
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Dickincom
Rautsey County
William Fairly
Langdon
Mike
England
Hophaw
Yner
Gratton
Horace
Fargo
Pontmuster Grover
Joseph Scheimbich
Borhemians
Medford
Walsh Comity
Wheaton
Mandligil & Holtman
East Grand Parks
Worgla
Pheens
Path
Spollsbly
Batygate
North Dakota
Devils Lake
Lakota
Wilour Mill
Fair Board of
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Forks
Missouri
Bisnarck
South Dakota
Great Northern
Grand Parka
St. Paul
Statistical Returns and Local Notices From October
The Agriculture Department reports wheat yields across states with averages from 6 to 24 bushels and notes conditions for corn and harvest. Also covered are the Personal Liberty League actions in Racine enforcing Sunday law, a centenarian death in Nyack, and a critique of state bank notes losses with a list of failing banks. Stevenson Knights of the Golden Circle reference and medical ad notes are included.
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Agriculture Department
York
Monsy Tym
Ohio
Ks Mich Mihioy
Sun
Tintana
Milne Town
Misaouth
Hruska
South Dallgtakotay
Oregon
California
Racine
Wis
T Ie
Personal Liberty League
Citizens’ Association
Teague
Thompson
New
Indiana
Stevenson
Knights of the Golden Circle
Snedeker
Logat
Convict Labor Wars in Southern and Democratic Strongholds
A detailed critique argues that Democratic control in southern states sustains convict labor camps to compete with free labor, while Republican states largely avoid such manning. It cites abuses in camps, political incentives, and ties to national policy debates, including Mills and labor rights. The piece contrasts Democratic indifference to labor rights with Republican opposition to convict labor imports.
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Democratic Party
Statens
Couteg
Tulor
Tabor
Teylinig
Novi
Stati
Tedeed Giuvier Faber
Uvsvarkingnen
Tenawottthia
Union
Amth
Seon Oy
He Democratic Party
Washington
Congress
Clew Land White
New York
WSF
Austin Cleveland
Republican Stump Arguments on Tariff and Money
The piece argues that in 1884 and again, Democratic positions varied on tariff reform, free trade, and the income tax, while the Republican stance defends protection for American labor and honest money. It cites Cleveland dodging the issues and portrays the 1896 Democratic convention as opposing a per cent state tax issue, urging voters to favor stable currency and limited paper money.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Randall
New York
May
Hara
Ohio
Milla
Texies
Watterson
Kentucky
Claveland Iis
Contilence ii
Congress
Papen
Republican Party
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Cave
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Devine
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S.C Lawrence
Che Whai
Pil
Rouke
Hanson
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Praud
Franklin Potter
Wald M
Dr. Tiogon
H. A. Foss
Roger Allen
Independent
Prohibition Party
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Stevens
Senate
United States
Republican Central Committee
Appelquist
Register of Deeds
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Huron Weekly Times
Mich
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Seventh
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H.C. Carlton
Dakota
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Longfellow
Birket Foster
Joby R. Alden
Rose Street
Catarra
Usuker
Wold
Nyack
N.Y
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Sarah Sidman
Rockland County
Rhowm
de Witt
L. Harris
Carter
Ivan
Mr. Cleveland
Chairman Carter
Republican Committee
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Simes, &O
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C.L. Devendorf
Drayline
Anlers
Seton Se Beith Winkebe
Oakes
N, Dak
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New York World
Woods
Pearl Buttens
Doxensty
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Reli Prise
Yan
Stone ‘Mervine
Miles
Deland
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Willy
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Elkhart
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Usness & Lee
F. Marshall
H. C. McCartre Qashier
Bank OF Oakes
Hook & Terrett
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Concord
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Wim. Gardner
Exchanze Hotel
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