Republican Ticket for State Senate to County Officials
The slate lists candidates including H. Aplin for State Senate, Charles A. Campbell and Robert Allison for Representative, Edward Sterling for County Auditor, William Rogers for County Auditor, George W. Longstaff for Sheriff, F. Grant for Probate Judge, John Milne for Superintendent of Schools, N Wood for State’s Aide, Joseph H. Alexander for Clerk of Courts, and Justices of the Peace and Constables. Delegates to State Convention named H. J. Rice, F. Landis, W. Cronk, B. Sterling, Langley, and J. Briggs.
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MD H. Aplin
Charles A. Campbell
Robert Allison
Register of
As Vance
Edward Sterling
Audito
William Rogers
PF F. Grant
Ohn Milne
N Wood
Joseph H. Alexander
Uook
William Simpson
William Ruggles
J. B. Coomer
William Walt
C. E. McIlvaine
L. Rhodes
The Nation’s Birthday Reflections On Leadership And Progress
The Nation marks its birthday with solemn reflections on its rise from explorers and colonists to a global leader. It questions whether progress and peace remain secure amid misunderstanding, misrule, and envy, urging continued faith in divine Providence and human dignity.
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Earth
Weathered plea for Republican votes ignites statewide rally
A political rally surges as supporters urge a flood of Republican votes in the upcoming election. Organizers emphasize turnout and remind attendees of key campaign platforms. Local officials note increased security and crowd management along the rally route.
Minority party eyes limited candidate slate this term
A political observer notes the minority party plans a lean slate as the heated term arrives, stressing focus on key races and avoiding a crowded field. No politics referenced beyond this strategic approach.
Republican urges Lucas renomination for Congress
The Rapid City Republican calls for Congressman Lucas to be re nominated for another term. The party advocates continued leadership in the district.
Pierre Celebrates Independence Day with Large Bills
Pierre marks Independence Day with grand bills as Hon. R J Gamble delivers the oration.
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Pierre
R.J. Gamble
Lake County farmers claim wheat will yield twenty bushels
Madison Sentinel reports farmers in Lake County assert their wheat crop can reach about 20 bushels per acre this season amid high hopes for strong yields.
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Lake County
The
Madison Sentinel
Kingsbury County GOP Convention Set for De Smet
The Kingsbury county republican convention to choose delegates for the state convention will be held at De Smet on July 17.
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Kingsbury County
de Smet
Perfect justice remains elusive in this mundane sphere
A reflective line notes that true justice may be unattainable and that no thoughtful person ever views a ticket as perfectly accurate.
Onida Journal Editor Claims Fray Battering
Bro Evarts of the Onida Journal admits he was battered in the fray a populist friend adds he was flattered in the bray indicating a heated political clash and taunts surrounding the event.
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Bro. Evarts
Onida Journal
Wind and hail damage at Pierre church torn from foundation
A wind and hail storm caused major damage in Pierre on Tuesday evening. The Catholic church building was torn from its foundation and suffered extensive structural harm.
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Pierre
Pendergast Found Not Insane. Hanging Set for July 13
The jury in the Pendergast case declares the prisoner not insane. He will be hanged on the 13th of the month. Rail traffic via Northwestern and Milwaukee suburban lines is blocked in Chicago.
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Sr. Paul
Pendergast
Rainfall Reported At Highmore With Light Wind
The Highmore Herald notes last Wednesday’s rainfall reached 3.26 inches with no wind damage. Some hail occurred but no serious structural harm or injuries were reported.
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The
Highmore Herald
Faulk County Gop Delegation Backs Pickler renomination
The Faulk county republican convention sends a strong Pickler delegation to the state convention and is earnestly instructed to use all influence to secure his renomination.
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Faulk County
Republican Convention
Pickler
Pettigrew Sees Renomination for Sheldon Pickler Lucas
Senator Pettigrew, back in Washington, expresses belief Gov Sheldon and Reps Pickler and Lucas will be renominated and reelected.
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Washington
Senator Pettigrew
Gov
Sheldon
Pickler
Lucas
Beadle County Delegation Names and Possible Races Discussed
Major Lewis Kimball and D. J. Briggs figure as Beadle county delegates to the state convention while other delegations are assigned. Hon. Geo. A. Johnson gets Davison county for railroad commissioner. The note questions Bras having a chance against Frank Crane for state superintendent of schools.
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Lewis Kimball
D. J. Briggs
Beadle County
Geo. A. Johnson
Davison County
Bras
Frank Crane
Longtime Democrat Miller Breaks With Party
M. Y. Miller, veteran of the party, declares he will no longer support the party if its direction remains as he sees it. He writes to the Washington Times stating his obligation is fulfilled and he must part ways.
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M. Y. Miller
Old Guard of
Democracy
Wessington Times
Judge Kerr Sentences Young Murderer in St Paul
Judge Kerr of St Paul sentences a young murderer to death and remarks that excessive intoxicating liquor likely influenced the defendant’s criminal record, calling it a potent factor in the majority of crimes.
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Kerr
St. Paul
Convention Highlights Picked From a Field of Good Men
The convention featured many conflicting interests and disappointed hopeful candidates, but produced a ticket of qualified men. Each candidate is described as morally certain of election with proper canvassing.
Jim River Valley Flood Record Praised by Huron Journal
The Huron Huronite notes flood reports ignore Jim River damage. Sioux City Journal counters with a triumphal view that the Jim river valley never loses life or property to floods, highlighting its reputed flood resilience.
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Jim River
Sioux City Journal
Republican Convention and Silver Question Outlook
The piece notes that Bro Bates and friends may review the Denver national convention proceedings and anticipate a correct silver question doctrine. It argues the Republican party aims for the right course and will hit it eventually, citing the emancipation proclamation as an example that did arrive though later than expected.
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Bro. Bates
Denver
Col Ed Sterling Praised as Ideal County Treasurer
The piece lauds Col Ed Sterling as a trustworthy, genial, and accommodating candidate. It argues his farming background and service prove his fitness, claiming he deserves every vote in the county as a respite from farm labor for veteran workers.
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Ed. Sterling
Colonel Sterling
Beadle County Republicans oppose Mellette backing
Frank Conklin reports Beadle county delegates opposed Ex-Governor Mellette with no separate resolutions or delegate choices honoring him. He notes Mellette had many friends at the Beadle convention, yet the meeting focused strictly on Beadle republicans business and did not mention Mellette.
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Frank Conklin
Beadle County
Mellette
Codington County
Pierre
Victory organization and party politics discussed
The Herald Democrat notes Republicans could organize if they accepted Democratic “organization,” but they refuse. It jokes a half dollar is large to a blind pig, implying flimsy support and skepticism about their cohesion.
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Houronire
Herald- Democrat
Huronite Prefers Personal Briefs on County Ticket
The republican county ticket mainly consists of long established locals who require little introduction. The Huronite intends to profile each candidate individually to foster better acquaintance and confidence, believing all are good men and capable of service.
Black Hills slate backs Captain Lucas renomination
A Black Hills date line notes that indications favor Capt Lucas for renomination and that Black Hills counties will likely unite behind him. Observers say Hills would find Lucas easiest to win with and that any serious risk to his renomination would be foolish to take.
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Black Hills
Capt
Lucas
Northwestern President Calls for Solidarity Amid Pallman Strike
President Hughitt of the Chicago & Northwestern and the Omaha issues a dignified address to employees. He urges loyalty to the company and public, emphasizes no quarrel with workers, and stresses mutual cooperation to resolve the Pallman strike.
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Hughitt
Chicago & Northwestern
Omaha
Northwestern
Pettigrew Woes Mark Beadle County Republican Caucuses
In Beadle County late Republican caucuses Pettigrew faced split support among Frank Pettigrew and R F Pettigrew allies. The legislative delegation showed no clear caucus instruction, with strong partisan loyalties masking voting intentions.
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Pettigrew
Beadle County
Frank
Frank Pettigrew
R. F. Pettigrew
Senator Pettigrew
Shannon Secures Public Printing for Huronics
The State Forum notes Shannon gains a slice of public printing and claims to be a better Republican. The State Forum warns state printing goes to the lowest bidder regardless of politics, while Buchanan asserts party does not influence the process.
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Shannon
Huronics
State Forum
Buchanan
Capton Advocate
Ninth Aprial encampment at Lake Kampeska near Watertown
The Ninth Aprial encampment of the Central Dakota Veterans association will be held at Lake Kampeska near Watertown from Monday July 21 to the 7th inclusive. Notables include Col. Fassett and Col. Cressey, along with Gov. Sheldon and congressmen. Distinguished ladies, the Madison Three Graces, and Col. Cressey performances are planned with brass and brass-horn music. Reduced railroad rates offered. write Adjutant Lyon in Watertown for details.
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Central Dakota Veterans’ Association
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
C. 8. Fassett
Hitchcock
E. T. Cressey
Sioux Falls
J. E. Elson
E. T. Langley
Huron
Sheldon
J. A. Pickler
John E. Bennett
H. R. Pease
Madison
Col. Cressey
L. D. Lyon
What is meant by the dumping of silver in America
The writer questions the claim that America will become the dumping ground for the world’s silver. He asks where the silver would come from, who owns it, how it would be shipped and dumped, and what other nations would do once silver is in American circulation. He contrasts free coinage with Europe’s gold standard and mocks the idea.
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America
Europe
Sam
America can set pace of coinage and markets
The speaker argues that a group of timber states could try to hollow out coal states by demonetizing coal, boosting wood, but a stronger nation with its own coal and timber would thwart such moves. The point is that America has the power to influence gold and silver dumping by shaping coinage policy.
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America
Milton and Gamble Promoted as Worthy Republican Candidacy
The article praises Mr. Milton and Mr. Gamble as good men and strong congressional timber though it notes no definite endorsement of their current candidacy. It suggests Republicans seek stability this year and cites Milton’s potential to wait until veteran allies feel less need for his aggressive influence in the Senate and pension work.
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Mr. Milton
Mr. Gamble
Milton
Pickler
Senate
Fate of Legislation and National Prosperity
A historical reflection argues that legislation cannot create growth where crops fail or people lack industry strength. It asserts fate governs prosperity, while law can offer equal opportunity but cannot supply broad success or end dependance.
Gamble and Milton discussed as candidate pair for congress
The Huronite defends Robert J. Gamble against unfair sarcasm in naming him with Burleigh Milton as congress candidates. The Aberdeen News notes both men are capable and that many other young men from various counties could also serve. Pickler fights for colleges against partisan cost shifting and wins a reversal to keep government details funded by the general government.
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Robert J. Gamble
Burleigh Milton
Milton
Gamble
Aberdeen News
Congress
Mr. Gamble
Rice
Sterling
Gerner
Aplip
Pyle
West
Barr
Richards
Chamberlain
Wilmarthe
Sage
Everitt
Bliss
Major Pickler
Black Hills
East Side
House of Representatives
South Dakota
State University
Vermillion
Agricultural College
Brookings
Pickler
Committee On Military Affairs
Mejor Pickler
Washington
United States
Secretary of War
War Department
Proctor
Procter
Huronite backs Lucas renomination in strong, temperate piece
The Huronite of Huron South Dakota publishes a steady and favorable editorial urging the renomination of Congressman Lucas. The piece presents a balanced argument in support of his re election and emphasizes steady leadership and temperate discourse.
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Sioux City
Huron, S. D
Lucas
Sheldon Beats Howe Opinion Split In Gov Race
The Press suggested a few weeks ago that if Gov Sheldon were renominated he would be defeated. Brookings Pross notes the paper voices the view that Sheldon could best any Howe in the governor contest.
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Sheldon
Howe
Brookings
Poll mood hints at GOP contenders revisiting race
Post convention chatter suggests Republicans may regroup to challenge Judge Howe. Gov. Sheldon and other GOP figures are seen as potential contenders, signaling a strategic rethink after the Mitchell convention.
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Sheldon
Howe
Growing Stronger in Madison on Renominating One Term Fellows
The Madison Sentinel reports rising sentiment in favor of renominating all one term fellows on the Republican state ticket as supporters grow more confident in the incumbents.
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Madison Sentinel
Rapid City Indian School Bill Clears House
Congressman Lucas and Pickler have steered the Rapid City Indian school bill through the house and work is expected to start on it immediately.
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Rapid City
Hot Springs
Lucas
Pickler
House
Frankness draws voters to early governor hopeful Sheldon
The piece notes Sheldon as the sole man openly declaring candidacy for governor. It argues voters favor those who announce early in the campaign and show frankness.
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Frankness
Madison Sentinel
Sheldon
Entitled to Second Term
Captain Lucas, backed by broad statewide support, is seen as difficult to defeat for Congress this fall due to his strong record and widespread admirer base.
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Clerichs
Lucas
Congress
Likely renominating Governor Sheldon prompts rival bids
Rapid City Republicans expect Governor Sheldon to receive renomination. The article suggests "Old Shady" Lucas is likely to name himself as successor, with Kirk G. Phillips of Deadwood a possible candidate for state treasurer.
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Black Hills
Rapid City
Sheldon
Lucas
Kirk G. Phillips
Deadwood
The Case at Mitchell in Onida Journal
The Topeka Advocate notes that many able delegates failed to gain recognition due to the man with the fog horn voice who nobody wished to hear, a situation described as typical at Mitchell as well.
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Mitchell
Onida
Pop
Pickler Faces No Obstacle in Clean Sailing
Canton Advocate says Pickler is a hard worker in the house who has attracted attention across the Union. He is noted for tireless efforts for constituents and is expected to have smooth sailing despite hints to the contrary.
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Pickler
Canton
Cal Reads the Platform from Sioux Falls Press
In Readle county a good prohibitionist declares support for the trinity anti option law direct vote of the people women’s suffrage and constitution amendments by not less than a one thirds vote among other items in the platform.
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Readle
Republicans Back Pickler and Lucas for 1894
Strong praising note from South Dakota Republicans extols Congressmen Pickler and Lucas for their faithful, capable service on Northwest issues. They warn against replacing either with an untried man in 1894 for personal motives.
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Chamberlain Journal
South Dakota
Pickler
Lucas
Northwest
Bully for Frank in State Superintendent Nomination
In Watertown a crowd of prominent locals urged Frank Crane to withdraw or compromise as he sought the state superintendent of schools post. The county convention met Saturday and Frank won with a unanimous vote to choose his own delegates, signaling strong support for his candidacy.
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Watertown
Frank Crane
Frank
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Samuel Orrison
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Pendergast Not Insane—Railroad
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