Republican delegate convention to nominate SD offices in Yankton
South Dakota Republicans convene in Yankton on May 22 1894 at 4 30 pm to nominate candidates for statewide offices including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and railroad commissioner West of the Missouri river and certain districts receive representation based on votes for Charles H Sheldon in 1892 The committee urges alternates and restricts proxies with credentials required for representation dated Chamberlain May 15 1894 signed by M Greene chairman and J H Scriven secretary
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South Dakota
Yankton
Sage
Congress
Hhe
Lyman
Sterling
Noland
Jackson
Ziebach
Pratt
Presho
Gregory
Harding
Charles H. Sheldon
Chamberlain
A. D
State Central Committee
M. Greene
J. H. Scriven
Republican Ticket for State Officials and Local Delegates
The list presents Republican candidates for state and county offices including State Senator E H Aplin and representatives Charles A Campbell and Robert Allison, with E Vance for Register of Deeds and William Rogers for County Auditor. It also names sheriff George W Longstaff and other county roles, plus delegates to the state convention and central committee members across wards and towns.
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E. H. Aplin
Charles A. Campbell
Robert Allison
E. Vance
Nan Dward Sterling
Illiam Rogers
George W. Longstaff
O'd Shady am a comin Mr Vilas should come off the grass
A brief, playful note depicts a rector or student urging a person named Vilas to stay off the grass, with a supervisor pushing for proper conduct. The fragment hints at campus or school life and a light social quip about lawn rules.
Edmunds County Republicans Back Pickler And Lucas
The Edmunds county republicans endorse Pickler and Lucas for the start term. The Clark Pilot Review notes the populist ranks in the county are not encouraging, while Grover Cleveland is invoked in commentary. Simpson has been renominated by the populists for Congress and Clark is highlighted as a strong populist county.
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Edmunds County
Pickler
Lucas
Jerry Simpson
Congress
Clark
Clark Pilot Review
Dr Fish of Redfield Seeks Rain by Offering Bait
A curious note from Redfield states Dr Fish aims to fish for rain and asks for someone to provide bait. The column implies a humorous or folk idea rather than a literal plan, reflecting local weather lore.
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Dr. Fish
Redfield
Capt Lucas Defies Odd Home Strength
The report notes one peculiarity of Capt. Lucas who remains notably strong in his home setting, a pattern observed by contemporaries.
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Capt. Lucas
Gorman Fails to Align with Hill over Black Hill affair
The Deadwood Times describes Captain Lucas as an evident prime favorite in the Black Hill dispute while noting Gorman cannot join with Dave Hill on the same side.
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Gorman
Dave Hill
The
Deadwood Times
Captain Lucas
Black Hille
Prayer Misplaced at Iowa Republican Convention
A Iowa minister delivered a prayer at a state Republican gathering, but in a placement that drew comment. South Dakota is noted for the heaviest fleeces in the Union, hinting at strong burdens or taxation.
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Iowa
South Dakota
Union
Fire Near Misses Sioux City Post Office
A big fire at Sioux City Thursday morning nearly destroyed the post office. Authorities estimate losses around $25,000 as flames risked extensive damage to federal facilities amid a period of political rhetoric and labor disputes.
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Sioux City
Mother of Iowa Governor Jackson in South Dakota for health
The mother of Iowa Governor Jackson is in South Dakota for health reasons, staying several weeks in Hot Springs for care.
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Jackson
Iowa
South Dakota
Hot Springs
Senator Vilas Reworks Grant Eulogy for Cleveland
Senator Vilas reuses a former Chicago eulogy of General Grant to praise Grover Cleveland, a move seen as a political, rhetorical shift and met with mixed reaction from observers.
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Grover Cleveland
Senator Vilas
Vilas
Chicago
General Grant
Nash Honored Presiding Officer Despite Name Confusion
The note praises Hon N. C. Nash as an excellent presiding officer, clarifying that he is not "of Huron." The remark suggests Humphrey should be more careful with names in public references.
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Humphrey
N. C. Nash
Huron
Railroad Commissioner Contest In Legislature Salary Threat
A political aside questions how vain any success seems if the next legislature cuts the railroad commissioner salary, implying potential undoing of gains amid budget troubles and power shifts. The remark underscores concern over legislative action affecting pay for the post.
Iowa Republicans Convene With 1128 Delegates Attendee Count
Iowa Republicans gathered for a convention where 1128 delegates were recorded amid a season noted for strong support. South Dakota observers remarked on the crowded event and the brisk political mood.
Governor Sheldon Sighted in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen News notes Governor Sheldon is present in the city and shows no concern about the outcome of the Yankton convention.
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The
Aberdeen News
Sheldon
Roberts County Republican Receives Support Note
Mr W L Le Connt formerly of Tracy Minnesota sends No 1 of Vol 1 of a Roberts County Republican publication. He wishes success to the enterprise and signs his approval and encouragement.
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W. L. le Connt
Tracy, Minn
Roberts County
Dimond to wind up bank examiner role August first
Hon. John E. Dimond will end his duties as bank examiner for the United States on August first. He is widely praised as a capable officer and, amid opposition stirred by Captain Lucas’s foes, the soldier gains support as the Black Hills delegation for his nomination.
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John E. Dimond
Uncle Sam
Capt
Lucas
Black Hills
Sioux City Journal
Self-made candidates face rebuff in regional race
The Brookings Press notes that identifying solid representatives for Yankton county is tough and recalls a self-nominated governor candidate who was not nominated at the Wisconsin convention, a cautionary lesson for other self-made hopefuls.
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Brookings Press
Yankton
Free Coinage Debate on Silver Use Spurs Currency Note
The excerpt argues that accepting large silver demand in money would resolve the free coinage issue. It states that if silver has any practical use beyond token currency, that use should be unlimited, implying a push for expansive silver coinage without restraints.
Miller Press Urges Hand County Hay Pile Up
The Miller Press urges Hand county constituents to put up hay praising it as more valuable than other crops. The advice says to pile up every spear of grass in sight and harvest properly to maximize value for Hand county.
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Miller Press
Hand County
Judge Lattin Threatens Iroquois Speech Visit
Populist orator Judge Lattin from Kingsbury county threatens a trip to Iroquois to address Brer. Haladay while E. J. Dean insists no one is forced to stay until his speech ends.
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Lattin
Kingsbury County
Iroquois
Brer
Haladay
E. J. Dean
Government report touts heavy wood crop fleece in South Dakota
A Sioux City Journal summary notes a government report showing the heaviest fleeces this year were cut in South Dakota. The article mentions sheep and references repudiating the Kyle idea in a concise, period tone.
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Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Kyle
South Dakota Praised for Strong Governance and Economy
A columnist lauds South Dakota as among the best governed states in the union noting its superior economy and fiscal management. The writer argues no state has surpassed it in sound governance and economic strength.
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South Dakota
Iowa asylums warn of crowding demand new facility
Three state hospitals in Iowa hold about 2300 patients while incurables are kept in county asylums. Officials say a fifth asylum is needed to relieve overcrowding and improve care.
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Iowa
Judge Conklin’s Dakotian Enters Eighth Volume
Judge Conklin’s publication the Dakotian begins its eighth year with a pledge to be more engaging than ever. He consistently stirs interest through his writing and speech, promising ongoing vitality for the coming year.
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Judge Conklin
Mrs Russell Harrison Seeks Rheumatism Relief at Hot Springs
Mrs Russell Harrison travels to Hot Springs South Dakota to bathe in mineral waters for rheumatism. The report notes the waters are equally beneficial for all who seek relief. The Huromite group sends wishes for her recovery to the esteemed lady.
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Russell Harrison
South Dakota
Hot Springs
Peace over faction in Republican conventions urged
The speaker argues that party success and general business progress matter more than personal grudges this year. He calls for avoiding internal fights and welcoming peace, asserting that victory through unity is more glorious than war.
Davidson, Pay Ties Highlight Iowa Railroad Race
Hon. CO. L. Davidson, on the Republican ticket for railroad commissioner in Iowa, is described as an intimate friend and former business associate of Asher F. Pay, a local figure. Pay is pictured proudly, likened to a new father, and Davidson is noted as a soldier comrade of Pay and of Rev. C. B. Clark of this city.
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Hon. CO. L. Davidson
Iowa
Asher F. Pay
Asher
Davidson
C. B. Clark
Convention Votes In Yankton Forecasted Majority and County Solidarity
The Yankton convention expects 681 votes with a 341 majority. In six Black Hills counties 92 votes are declared solid for Capt. Lucas for congress, Kirk Phillips for treasurer, and John Brennan for railroad commissioner.
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Yankton
Black Hills
Capt. Lucas
Congress
Kirk Phillips
John Brennan
Black Hills Counties Unite for Republican Convention
The Rapid City Journal notes six Black Hills counties will travel united to Yankton for a Republican state convention next month. It states ninety two of these counties will back W W Lucas for Congress. The piece invites national opinion on tariff legislation after months of debate.
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The
Rapid City Journal
Black Hills
Yankton
W. W. Lucas
Congress
United States
House
Senate
Question on party affiliation and motives raised by locals
The fragment questions why someone once in the Republican party does not work with the erg party now. It suggests directing questions to Bro Blake of the Wellington Times who hints that revenge and revenue are the prevailing reasons.
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Republican Party
Erg Party
Alexandria Hera
Bro. Taylor
Bro Blake
The
Welsington Times
Second-term argument gains force in national politics
The second-term argument has strong support nationwide. The soldier’s claim holds significant sway within the Republican party, and fair play wields considerable influence in American politics. The man kept from the campaign by duties deserves consideration against the self-promoting candidate.
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United States
Henderson Renominated From Dubuque District in Iowa
The gallant D. B. Henderson of the Dubuque district Iowa has been renominated for the seventh time. It notes Allison’s senate tenure and Henderson’s in the house, praising northeastern Iowa’s fame and Dubuque mechanics building government vessels.
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D. B. Henderson
Dubuque
Iowa
Allison
Senate
Colonel Henderson
Governor Sheldon Seeks Renomination After Governorship
The article describes Governor Sheldon's active but restrained canvass for renomination. He would welcome renownation and believes a new term would yield state benefits from his experience. The Houronite remains steadfast that he should be renominated by acclamation.
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Sheldon
Yankton
Houronite
Iroquois Chief Named Trustee by Regents
R S Person editor of the Howard Press has been elected by the board of regents as a trustee for the Madision Normal school. This is an excellent selection.
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R.S. Person
Howard Press
Board of Regents
Madison Normal School
Practical irrigation lessons in Grandview on Arp farm
Mr Bartholomew an irrigation instructor under President McLouth of Brookings Agricultural College is in Grandview township this week. He will irrigate 10 acres of Clans Arp s corn with consent of local citizens. Many farmers observe to learn the method and if successful Arp may install a well on his property.
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Bartholomew
McLouth
Brookings Agricultural College
Grandview Township
Colorado
Arp
Chamberlain Journal
Governor Sheldon proves frugal administration sets example
The text argues Governor Sheldon’s thrifty lifestyle, minimal personal expenses, and modest salary demonstrate that state leaders can govern creditably without extra personal wealth. It claims such frugality discourages extravagant salaries and curbs bossism, benefiting taxpayers and officials alike.
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Sheldon
Fraternal Wisdom Urges Legislature Nominations in Lake County
A Lake County call urges nominators to elect men who will follow the Republican caucus in selecting a United States senator. The brief note stresses adherence to party decision in the upcoming election.
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Lake County
United States
Beadle County Democrats Pass Vigorous Resolutions
The Beadle county Democratic party adopts a full column of resolutions denouncing and endorsing. They congratulate and demand action with more vigor than expected, signaling a strong phase in local partisan activity.
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Beadle
Mitchell
Democratic
Beadle County
Beadle County Pushes Broad Irrigation Law Aid
Beadle county commissioners push for a sweeping irrigation law and seek support from all other counties in the state to secure a reliable water supply. The effort reflects urgent concerns over regional water and long term plans for irrigation.
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Beadle
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Beadle County
Artesian Wells Promise Quick Payoff in South Dakota Counties
A statement claims artesian wells in every township of Jerauld county would pay for themselves quickly, asserting this holds for all counties in South Dakota and noting a change in past thinking on the idea.
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Jerauld County
South Dakota
Republicans Endorse Gov Sheldon for Re nomination
The Day county Republicans overwhelmingly back Gov Sheldon administration and direct their delegation to vote for his re nomination on every vote. Sheldon will be nominated by acclamation.
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Day County
Sheldon
Professor Todd Returns From Visit To Vermillion
The Geological Survey report notes Prof. Todd of the state university, long in the region for institutional work, departed last evening for Vermillion after a productive stay that benefits the university.
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the Geological Survey
Rapid City Journal
Todd
The
State University
Populist Nominee Appoints Madison Trustee Surprises
Howard Press reports Mr. Person was named a trustee of the state Normal school at Madison, a surprise equal to his nomination for coroner by the populist convention.
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Howard Press
Person
State Normal School
Madison
News endorses Gov Sheldon renomination in August move
Carthage News supports renominating Gov. Chas H. Sheldon with delegates headed to Yankton in August. The paper commends his clean administration and argues for his re nomination as a token of party appreciation for his service.
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Carthage
Yankton
Chas. H. Sheldon
Sheldon
Birds oppose Pettigrew stance on silver and income tax
The Highmore Bulletin argues editors must freely express views on politics. It defends Senator Pettigrew’s right to critique editors while opposing his support for free silver and income tax. It urges Republicans to back Major Pickler delegates to the state convention based on his congress record.
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Republican Party
Pettigrew
Blade
Highmore Bulletin
Major Pickler
Congress
Beadle County backs Hood for state superintendent
The Beadle county delegation supports Prof. Hood for state superintendent after Nash left the state. The Henry Independent is said to be mistaken in claiming Gleason and Crane are the only candidates.
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Nash
Huron
Beadle County
Prof. Hood
Henry
Gleason and
Crane
A Competent Gentleman Appointed Trustee
Editor Person of Howard has been named a trustee of the Madison Normal School. A former pedagogue of notable attainments, Mr. Person adds strong credentials to the board and the school gains a highly competent member.
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Madison Democratic Outlook
Person
Howard
Madison Normal School
Farmers Support Hu ronite Printing Bid
Alpena Journal commends the Hu ronite for securing a large state printing contract. The editor speaks with Beadie county farmers who trade in Alpena and favor Hu ronite, arguing higher payments benefit the paper.
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Alpena
Beadie County
Old Shady Am a-Comin Hot Springs Star
Old Shady's re nomination chances look bright as the Hills rally for him. W. V. Lucas will continue to represent South Dakota and has a better chance to work for the state's interests in the fifty fourth congress than in the fifty third.
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Old Shady
Hot Springs
W. V. Lucas
South Dakota
Shadows Sold for Campaign Purposes
A social at E. D. Fuller residence supporting independent representative candidate featured a shadow auction of women. Bids reached as high as $2 for shadows of popular young ladies. Men could bid for one woman who would be his partner for the evening. Proceeds benefit the independent campaign fund.
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Herald-Democrat
E. D. Fuller
Independent
Neighborly Huron Mentions Across Plains News
A long column notes brief visits and activities in Huron area towns. Mentions include Judge A W Bartt in Huron for legal business. Dr Moody consulting with Bascomb and Boals over a late patient. and local residents E H Boos, Mrs Wertman, Mrs Spencer, and Dr Shanafelt planning travel or returns. An Aberdeen Daily News correspondent reports irrigation progress on Harry Hunter’s 200 acres near Mellette and comments on exploring new locales.
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Clark
Moody
Huron
Bascomb & Boals
William Tuller
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County
Aurora
Hutchinson
le Eee
Ewes
Bon Homme
Jerauld
Brookings
Kingsley
Brown Ee
Brule
Lawrence
Buffalo
Wena
Lincoln
Butte
McCook
Campbell
McPherson
Charles Mix
Marshall
Wwe
Meade Ate Eee Ewes
H. Boos
F. E. Grant
John Milne
John Wood
Joseph H. Alexander
E. C. Patterson
George M. Cook
William Simpson
William Ruggles
J. B. Coomer
William Walt
C. E. McIlvaine
F. L. Rhodes
H. J. Rice
J.C. Hatfield
F. Lundie
Cass A. Reigel
C. A. Blake
C. E. Cort
A. Elies
W. B. Cronk
A. Gilles
W. Bair
Karl Gerner
W. B. Sterling
8.C. Cre Ax E.T. Langley
D. H. Wood
D. J. Briggs
Lewis Kimball
Central
Vaacag
J.S. Vandenburg Warfield
F. Oviatt
Miller
D.J. Briggs
Faesett
Ers
W. B. Taylor
L. W. Sulmon
Sand Creek
Saene R.N. Best
G. E. Mahaffey
J-N. Shelton
E. H. Bovus
Kent
A. Kerr
Mr. Vilas
Grover
Letcher
Birds
Sioux Falls Forum
Canton News
A. W. Bartt
Alpena Journal
Gertie Pearce
Fort Pierre Fairplay
W. H. Thrall
South Dakota Home Missionary Society
Wolsey Journal
E. H. Boos
Geo. Hebron
J. OC. Wertman
J. K. Spencer
Tra Heath
Geo. Holmes
Shanafelt
S. Hall Young
Mississippi River
Redfield Journal
Monroe
Watertown
John Pyle
Nellie Shields
M. Overand
Pyle
Land Company of Huron
Aberdeen Daily News
Harry Hunter
Mellette
Pierce
Caroline Weekley
Carney, Baldwin Co
Ala
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