State Ticket Ballot Names For Governor and Officials
For Congress for Governor state ticket lists J A Pickler R J Gamble Chas H Sheldon For Lieutenant Governor Chas N Herried For Secretary of State Thos Thorson For State Auditor John E Hipple For State Treasurer Kirk Phillips For Attorney General Coe I Crawford For Superintendent of Schools Frank Crane For Commissioner of Public Lands Commissioner of Labor For Railroad Commissioners
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Chas. N. Herried
Thos. Thorson
Coe I. Crawford
Frank Crane
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Public Lends
Sugar Trust Refuses sale Despite Trust Pressure
The sugar trust will not sell within the trust despite mounting pressure. Officials cited strategic reasons and market considerations as the primary factors in maintaining control over production and distribution.
South Dakota Tin Mines Face Prolonged Shutdown
The industry announces a extended cessation as sugar shortages ease in the region, signaling a temporary pause for tin mining operations across South Dakota.
Sugar Seeks Profit as Whiskey Prices Rise
Business revival noted as whiskey prices climb and sugar beet industry faces renewed pressure. The piece asserts sugar remains dominant, linking Democratic senators to profits from the sugar trade.
Sugar protection and free wood boost business appeal
The policy mix favors high sugar protection and free wood, signaling a strategic move to attract investment and spur local commerce. Business leaders weigh benefits against broader costs as markets watch implementation details.
South Dakota Cement Works Plans Not Expanded Now
A state project report states that the cement works in South Dakota will not be enlarged immediately, despite earlier proposals, and agency officials cite funding and regulatory review as reasons.
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South Dakota Cement Works
Strong drink chills the rager and speeds its effect
The line notes how strong drink acts as a rager, amplifying energy and enthusiasm in social gatherings, with drinkers described as more animated and lively during the event.
Within a Week Some Boys Will See Where Laugh Comes In
A brief note suggests that in a week some boys will discover the true source of laughter, hinting at a forthcoming humorous event or moment. The item captures a light societal anecdote about morale or morale boosting among youths.
Poppy Gerner and the Tariff Debate
A quip mocks Poppy Gerner lying down and laughing as common people see democracy’s sugar as wool. The speaker labels the tariff bill protective yet wrongly aimed, claiming it protects the wrong men.
Senate Deliberation and Tariff Law Debate
Speech contends that striking Pullman was folly but striking Uncle Sam was worse. It urges that the delegates must deliberate, not merely hesitate. The speaker criticizes the Democratic Senate as acting independently of the law and attributes the Gorman Brice tariff law to Senate influence.
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Pullman
Uncle Sam
Senate
Distress from sowing a democratic victory endures
Throughout fifty years, the crop of distress from the sowing of a democratic victory has never failed to emerge. The line suggests ongoing struggle linked to democratic political outcomes and its enduring challenges.
New tariff bill framed as protectionist peak
The tariff bill is described as far from revenue only, labeled highly protective. It is portrayed as one of the most protective tariffs in American history, signaling a major shift in policy and impact on trade.
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America
Ed Pardridge Faces Mental Strife Linked to Drinking
The article notes Ed Pardridge's deep emotional distress and identifies alcohol as a major contributing factor in his troubles. Persistent sorrow and mental strain are described as central to his current condition.
Deadwood-Lead County Seat Fight Stalled
County commissioners refuse to call the election for the Deadwood Lead county seat contest, leaving the outcome uncertain and the issue in limbo.
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Deadwood-Lead
Deadwood
Destructive Doland Storm Causes Major Property Loss
A severe storm hit Doland on Monday causing extensive property damage. No injuries to people were reported, and authorities are assessing the extent of damage.
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Doland
Tariff Fight Hailed as Worst Since Corn Law Era
A grim assessment says the current protective tariff is the worst since the corn-law days, the product of the Wilson era free trade stance transformed into sugar protection by the senate.
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Wilson Free Trade
Sugar Protection Senate
Public delegates face political pressure at state convention
A critic questions political manipulation and calls for accountability of public officers who fail to satisfy movers in the state. Minnehaha county sends forty one delegates to the state convention, highlighting twenty veterans of the Union army.
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Minnehaha County
Beer Tax Burden Shift Across Nations
A concise note compares beer pricing despite cheaper inputs in England and America. It argues labor and ingredient costs drop, yet consumer prices do not, questioning who ultimately bears the tax.
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England
America
Prospects for Republican gains in fall elections rise
On the Ruralist basis the prospects for republican success at the fall elections must be growing brilliant. The candidates are surely multiplying fast enough.
Preparations for a pivotal future battle and republican victory
The note urges readiness for a two year ahead battle, claiming it will be worth many times more than the current one and stresses securing a republican victory this year as a key preparatory step.
Candidate Robert Moody Seeks State Treasurer Seat
Robert Moody of Brown County reports a successful canvass for his state treasurer candidacy and expresses confidence in his chances.
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Robert Moody
Brown County
Rumors of Quarrels Between Bosses Circulate
A fragment hints at tension among powerful figures described as bosses. The note warns that delaying action by a prince of darkness risks manipulation by a rising coterie.
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Prince of Darkness
Quick Wheat Flour Trick Cools Gasoline Fire
The text states flour thrown on a gasoline flame can extinguish it quickly and save lives. It mentions Aurora county residents having approval from the Huronite to support Senator Andrews, implying he is already engaged on one side of a political issue or another.
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Aurora County
Senator Andrews
Huronite Praised as Faithful Reporter by Carthage News
The Carthage News predicts readers will see the point clearly and be impressed by the Huronite as a faithful reporter of current events.
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Carthage News
James Harlan Declares Gold and Silver the Money of Trade
James Harlan joins a chorus of patriotic financiers asserting that real money, gold and silver coin, remains the money of the commercial world in this era of finance.
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James Harlan
Political assessments of teachers unlikely this year
The effort to politically evaluate teachers in state schools and colleges for party affiliation will not be repeated this year according to officials.
Huronite Pay Reporter Details Irrigation Experiment
The Huronite describes an irrigation experiment with a faithful pay reporter providing an accurate account. The piece highlights potential benefits for state welfare and invites readers on the city page to review the report.
Republicans in Senate urged to aid sugar industry
The speaker argues that Republicans in the Senate should seize any chance to make sugar free and notes that the current tariff cannot aid domestic sugar production without a bounty.
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Senate
Huronite Declines on Republican Ticket in State Race
The speaker dismisses any concern about how a weak Republican ticket could lose this year, stating they have nothing to do with it and will not endorse such a ticket. The remark emphasizes a stance against a certain slate in the upcoming state race.
Banking Integrity and State Treasury Reform
The author questions why many bankers pursue the role of state treasurer arguing true bankers thrive where credit is strong and warn that vultures seek wrecks to profit. The piece laments uneven management and urges clean, businesslike handling to sustain the state’s financial credit.
Republican conventions do the right thing again
The piece asserts that Republican conventions generally act correctly and that there is little cause for concern about the upcoming event. It emphasizes confidence in the party's internal habits and decision making.
Lightning Hits Brookings Presbyterian Church Spire
A lightning strike Damaged the spire of the Presbyterian church in Brookings on Monday morning causing significant damage to the structure and disrupting services.
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Presbyterian
Brookings
Harvey J. Rice Attends Republican State Convention
Hor Harvey J. Rice has gone as a delegate to the Republican state convention where his service is expected to be beneficial.
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Harvey J. Rice
Insurance Men Write Without Authority Claim
The Parkston Advance reports that the state loses substantial funds to insurance agents who issue policies without proper authorization, exposing the public to unsafe and unregulated coverage.
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Parkston
Yankton Convention Voters Count Without Judas Iscariot
The tally lists 680 voters in the Yankton convention excluding Judas Iscariot. If Judas Iscariot or his alternate joins, the total rises to 681.
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Judas Iscariot
South Dakota Republicans Meet in Yankton
The 700 representatives of the South Dakota Republican party gather at Yankton and are praised as the best and most capable men.
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South Dakota
Republican Party
Yankton
Huronite News Columns Provide Uncolored Facts on Government
The paper emphasizes that its columns offer direct facts about presidential and congressional actions, free from partisan framing, serving as a practical guide to what may occur in any given case.
Nomination speculation on Lieut Gov Herried for governor
A Aberdeen News reporter notes Herried might accept a governor nomination if offered. The writer calls the speculation harmless and perhaps amusing, suggesting no firm action or confirmation.
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The
Aberdeen News
Herried
Wallace Nominated Delegation Leader for Yankton Convention
Hon H J Wallace of Jerauld county named the delegation to the Yankton convention as candidate for state treasurer. Wallace is described as one of the very best men in the state.
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H. J. Wallace
Jerauld County
Yankton
Wallace
James River Valley Poised as Premier Garden Region
The Heronate reports irrigation results at the White farm drawing wide interest. The James River valley could become the world’s leading area for garden and small fruit farming due to enhanced irrigation.
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White Farm
James River
Fusion Talk Prompts Populist Support for Republican Ticket
Bre'r. Loucks urges a republican populist fusion and says populists can join once the ticket is ready. He asserts most belong with the party and calls for Kar and Gerner to come along in the name of harmony.
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Bre
R. Loucks
Kar! Gerner
Harmony
Haroque urges GOP harmony over Gerner candidacy
The Haroque group cautions that Karl Gerner should not be nominated this year. The piece calls for party harmony and hints at a diagram next week when cooler weather arrives.
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Karl Gerner
Haroque
Governor Sheldon Stacks With a Fork in Arlington Sun
The Arlington Sun notes Governor Sheldon displays a strong appearance while dining with knife and fork. The report emphasizes his physical condition and composed posture during the event.
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The
Arlington Sun
Sheldon
Beadle County Sees Anti-Sheldon Faction Heroism
The text notes Hon. Karl Gerner as a hero in an anti-Sheldon anti-Petti faction in Beadle county, highlighting his exercise of free-American-star spangled-banner privilege in the scene.
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Beadle County
Karl Gerner
Revered Brookings Pastor to Leave for Iowa
Rev. A. M. Work longtime pastor of the Presbyterian church in Brookings will sever his connection with the Brookings church and move to Iowa. He is regarded across South Dakota for his ability and noble character as a minister.
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A. M. Work
Presbyterian Church
Brookings
South Dakota
Brookings Church
Iowa
Representative Citizen of the North Part
A quotation highlights the ideal representative as a man of ability and integrity. It praises a patriotic desire and capacity to help the state advance to victory. The speaker stresses these traits as essential for leadership in the northern region.
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Bro. Argus
No Man's Convention Called for Yankton Rally
The speaker claims it will be no man's convention at Yankton and urges the Republican party to run its own plank and ticket, asserting a sure win for every candidate on the slate.
Bert Blosser Nominated for Jerauld County Auditor
Bro Bert Blosser of the Wessington Springs True Republican is nominated by the Republicans of Jerauld County for county auditor. The race is expected to be competitive but Blosser is seen as the likely winner and a capable officer if elected.
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Bert Blosser
Wessington Springs
Jerauld County
Horonite
Bert
Names and politics stir small town discourse
The piece notes that a faction opposing Governor Sheldon relies on strong names like Herried Crawford Ringstad Gamble Lucas to gain attention, but he considers those names too prominent to serve their aims.
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Sheldon
Herried
Crawford
Ringstad
Gamble
Lucas
Return of a Populist Leader Sparks Party Debate
A Mitchell Republican declares a forthcoming letter from a famous populist leader outlining his reasons for returning to the Republican fold. The editorial hints at a provocative appeal and questions if Karl Gerner is involved, urging readers to watch for this political moment.
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Mitchell Republican
Karl Gerner
Advertising counsel for business management
A remark on advertising strategy noting that poor advertisers fail while good ones succeed by clearly informing the world of location activity and capability. It emphasizes openness as vital to effective business management.
Governor Sheldon Predicts GOP Unity at Yankton Convention
Governor Sheldon says South Dakota Republicans will do the right thing at Yankton and make no mistake at the convention. He asserts no uneasiness about the outcome and expresses confidence in party discipline. No complaints reported.
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Sheldon
South Dakota
Yankton
Captain Lucas Declines Governor Bid Reemphasizes Congress Run
Capt. W. V. Lucas states he is not a candidate for governor this year and seeks re election to Congress under the Republican renomination. He is frank and out spoken about his political plans and ready to aid another candidate if not renominated.
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W. V. Lucas
Congress
Strong stance urged as Sheldon renomination questioned
The Langford Bugle argues opposition to Governor Sheldon would erase his name from the Republican state convention. If his name is not mentioned, nomination chances would be severely damaged, a move described as a strong political card.
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Sheldon
Political tensions weigh on upcoming Republican convention
Those seeking to disrupt the convention push a Donneybrook style confrontation while Houstonite voices urge restraint. The Houstonites, even if isolated, advocate a steady policy and have long urged the same course to the end.
Board of Equalization aims for fairness amid pressure
The text argues against hasty conclusions about the board of equalization and corporate burdens. It asserts the board works earnestly to be fair under difficult conditions and notes certain corporations quickly leverage press influence.
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Board of Equalization
Political manipulators stir up new candidates before ballots
The writer compares politicians who inflame ambitions to a doctor who frightens patients, arguing that professionals reel in new hopefuls by keeping a ready pool of supporters. Ordinary citizens focus on daily bread while the crowding candidates pull strings for gain.
Huronite backs convention nominees to align with its views
The Yankton convention will present fourteen candidates for office and the Huronite endorses many, aiming for nominations in line with its preferences. Republican voters will seek a broad majority conforming to its stance, adjusting to Please as needed. The convention and result are deemed acceptable, with the Huronite pledging support.
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Yankton
Ideas over personal campaigns in republican triumphs
The speaker notes foolish acts at republican conventions but finds no truthful report of sulking. He regards the party’s triumph as the nation’s only hope for prosperity, arguing that the contest centers on ideas rather than individuals. The emphasis remains on political philosophy over personalities.
Horonite Defends Editorial Integrity and Public Duty
The Horonite asserts it has no political obligations to any living politician. It claims to act independently from profit, aiming to provide readers with faithful current events coverage and honest opinions on public matters. Its role in the public sphere is clear and its duty to readers remains paramount.
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Horonite
Do Not Let Karl Gerner Near Republican Dome
A vivid editorial warning declares Karl Gerner and Bill Thompson must be kept away from Yankton’s Republican eagle at the statehouse asylum. It imagines dire, sensational outcomes to protest their proximity to political conventions.
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Missouri
Pierre
Peoria
Egypt
Risdon
Sheldon
Lucas
Pickler
Gamble
Pettigrew
The Call to Peaceful, Orderly Political Method
The author denounces anarchic impulses in party struggles calling for “free fights.” He urges love of natural order and self government, arguing enduring principle and engagement with the people strengthen a party. He warns that power grabs and violence harm unity and electoral strength.
Horonite defends Gamble remark report on Yankton nomination
The paper argues Gamble had right to comment on Pickler’s Yankton nomination if truthful and rejects claims the remark was false. It says other supporters would echo the statement and asserts the Huronite would publish authentic reports, defending its accuracy and policy views on Pickler and Lucae.
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Heronite
Robert J. Gamble
Carthage
Pickler
Yankton
Gamble
Madison
Horonite
Elkton Record backs Yankton friend for congress
The Elkton Record praises Capt Lucas and questions nominating Gamble, debating loyalty under defeat and the duty of a Republican convention in South Dakota as it weighs two contenders for Congress and argues for steadfast party support.
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Elkton Record
Congress
Capt
Lucae
Captain Lucas
Mr.Gamble
Lucas
Gamble
Bro. Pratt
South Dakota
Controversy Over Gerner Delegates Strains County Republicans
The convention faces a major question over Gerner's status as a delegate amid accusations of nonresidence and independent publishing. Beadle county Republicans question credentials while others accuse Karl and Henry of siding with Democrats, raising fears of party fragmentation.
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J. A. Pickler
R. J. Gamble
Chas. H. Sheldon
John E. Hipple
Kirk Phillips
Com. of Labor
H. Aplin
Arles
A. Campbell
Derobert Allison
Register of Deeds
E. — Vance
Dward Sterling
William Rogers
George W. Longs
AFPF
E. H. Boos
E. Grant
Ohn Milne
John Wood
Conortsoseph H. Alexander
Jesha
H. J. Rice
J.C. Hatfield
F. Landis
Cass A. Reigel
C. A. Blake
C. E. Cort
P. A. Elies
W. B. Cronk
A. Gilles
O. W. Bair
W. B. Sterling
E. T. Langley
D. OH. W
D. J. Briggs
Lewis Kimball
Belle Preirie
Spanoosa
G. L. Tolin
Nsee
Sue Skeen
J. F. Dixon Foster
Osella Kell Rett
Sano
Wolsey
P. x. Elise Allen Co
Pierce Bonilla
J.M Hunter Burr Oak Law
Sulmon
Sand Creek
R.N. Best Wessington
C. A. Blake Whiteside Ee
Nance
M. la Grant Firet
Huron
J-N. Shelton
H. Boos
Kent
Kerr
Poppy Gerner
Ed. Pardridge
Hustonrte
Gerner
County Central Committee
Hundley
Lake Byron
O. W. Miller
Horace Greeley
Oregon
Beadle
Fanny
Karl
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