Republican Ticket Candidates Listed for South Dakota Election
The July 14, 1904 issue lists presidential and state slate candidates. Theodore Roosevelt for president with Charles W. Fairbanks as vice president leads the national ticket. State officers include Dighton W. Carson and H. G. Fuller as supreme court judges, Samuel H. Elrod for governor, J. E. McDougall for lieutenant governor, David Wipf for secretary of state, J. F. Halladay for state auditor, C. B. Collins for state treasurer, Philo Hall for attorney general, G. W. Nash for superintendent of schools, C. J. Bach for commissioner of school and public lands, and W. G. Smith for railroad commissioner.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles W. Fairbanks
Henry 8. Morris
Roberts
H. H. Guistine
Lake
John Q. Anderson
Charles Mix
D. R. Evans
Butte
Congress
O. H. Burke
Hughes
E.W. Martin
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Dighton W. Carson
H. G. Fuller
Dick Haney
Samuel H. Elrod
Clark
J. E. McDougall
Marshall
Sec
David Wipf
Hutchinson
J. F. Halladay
Kingsbury
C. B. Collins
Brown
Philo Hall
Brookings
G. W. Nash
Lincoln
C. J. Bach
Turner
W. G. Smith
Meade
Can the Democrats Win in November Election
An analysis of the 1904 presidential race weighs the Democratic ticket led by Parker against the Republican opposition. It outlines electoral college math, solid South support, and the pivotal importance of New York and Indiana, noting Roosevelt’s expected strong western showing and the risk of losing key states.
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Cleveland
Hill
St. Louis
Hearst
Bryan
New York
Parker
New England
Indiana
New Jersey
Colorado
Delaware
Maryland
Roosevelt
Diana
Inoervill
Ace LaFollette Plans Wisconsin Auto Tour Campaign
Ace LaFollette announces a Wisconsin tour campaign by car, instead of a traditional launch from a static event. He aims to visit major cities, meet voters, and discuss policy priorities across the state.
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Ace LaFollette
Wisconsin
David He Not a Creator Yet Politician’s Roster
A concise note credits David with influencing political nomination despite questions about his creative role. Irket’s nomination is linked to David’s backing.
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David B
Irket
David
Bryan's Struggle Within the Democratic Party at St Louis
The passage describes William Jennings Bryan clinging to silver and soft money views while Grover Cleveland strengthens his financial plank of gold. It notes Bryan’s denigration of Cleveland Parker Hill and Gorman, the party reorganization removing Bryan allies, and the clash of Bryan versus the Cleveland faction at the St. Louis convention.
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Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Cleveland
Parker
Hill
Gormany
Democratic Party
St. Louis
Parker Luck and the Democratic Nomination for President
The piece lauds Judge Alton B Parker as a fortunate figure in a Republican stronghold. It notes his birthplace in Cortland County New York and his steady rise to office. It questions if Parker can lead the party from Kansas City doctrine back to Cleveland era principles.
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Judge Parker
Cortland County
New York
Bryan
Kansas City
Cleveland
Parker
United States
Saney
Bryan's Merit Amid Defeat Stirs Political Reflection
The writer praises Ww. J. Bryan as a man of character despite defeat. He lauds Bryan as among the finest Democratic figures since Jefferson, noting his faith in the common people and his stance on free coinage of silver, placing him in the Lincoln tradition despite party disputes.
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J. Bryan
Democratic
Bryan
Jefferson
Lincoln
Home opportunities in Jim River valley beat Rosebud land
The article urges homeseekers to register for Rosebud land but argues the Jim River valley offers better value. It notes $4 per acre on Rosebud land, six months residence, and higher final costs than nearby Dakota options. It emphasizes climate soil schools churches markets roads and cheap, secure land.
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Lain
Fairfax
James River Valley
Rosebud
Jim River
Bryan Dominates St Louis Democratic Convention
The report notes William J. Bryan drew the loudest applause at the St Louis convention despite delegates opposing him. Early, Bryan was seen as a back number, but on day two his supporters declared Billy Bryans day and proclaimed him the party idol ahead of Parker and Gorman.
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Bryan
St. Louis
Billy Bryan
Judge Parker
Cleveland
Parker
Gorman
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Japanese Dash Threatens Russian Ships at Port Arthur
A Japanese force launched a daring dash into Port Arthur harbor aiming to sink the Russian battleships at anchor. The attack failed, yet the bold move startled the Russians and drew praise from their adversaries.
Williams on money question and party claims
John Sharp Williams argues Republicans did not settle the money question, while noting divine intervention. He contrasts this with what he sees as Democratic shortcomings and asserts Republicans blocked obstacles in the path.
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John Sharp Williams
Mr. Williams
Senator Platt Predicts Parker Might Run Amuck
New York Senator Platt quipped that Parker would run amuck if he entered the race. The remark marks his wary, if light hearted, take on Parker's campaign.
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Senator Platt
New York
Parker
Money powers dominate St. Louis convention says Pettigrew
Report states money powers controlled the St. Louis convention and accuses Pettigrew of backing a candidate of Wall Street Jews.
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St. Louis
Bryan's Cross of Gold Falls Short at St. Louis Convention
The effort to adapt the Cross of Gold to fit the St. Louis convention failed as leaders could not align the plan with the event's mood and expectations.
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Bryan
St. Louis
Pettigrew Seeks Stance On Candidate Offered Pes
Richard Franklin Pettigrew weighs his view on a candidate presented with a Pes offer. The situation centers on political maneuvering and Pettigrew’s reaction to the proposal.
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Richard Franklin Pettigrew
Parker Roosevelts Entanglement Spurs Party Fight
Commentary notes luck and political favors as Tammany backs Parker. It suggests Roosevelt's fate ties to Parker's victory and the spoils awarded if Parker wins.
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Tammany
Parker
Richards Trust Co Lending Note in Huron
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on Richards Trust Co Huron. D.
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Richards. Trust Co
Huron
Democrats Decide on Parker Amid Channel of Choices
The Democrats weigh Parker as a candidate amid shifting support and ongoing deliberations within party circles. Key figures consider Parker’s platform and potential impact on the upcoming contest.
Arrest of Col. J H Plain Embezzles 90000 From German American Bank
The Argus Leader reports the arrest of Col J H Plain cashier of the German American bank at Aurora Indiana for embezzling 90000. Known as Honest Jacob Plain he confesses guilt and reflects on a life ruined by speculation while insisting he never planned wrongdoing.
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Argus-Leader
Col
J. H. Plain
Aurora
Inl
Col. Plain
Jacob Plain
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
Colorado
Pettigrew Tone in Bryan Interview Sparks Doubt
The Bryan campaign interview allegedly from St. Louis is questioned as unlikely and misrepresented. The writer notes Pettigrew’s dramatic shift on free silver, arguing the piece likely imitates his style rather than a genuine Pettigrew message.
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Mr. Pettigrew
Bryan
St. Louis
Pettigrew
Pettigre
Parker and Roosevelt Contrast in Character and Appeal
The passage compares Parker and Roosevelt as opposites in temperament and life paths. One is quiet and bookish, the other active and urban driven. Roosevelt resonates with the masses while Parker appeals to the few, echoing Bryan's idea of a candidate of the masses versus the classes.
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Parker
Roosevelt
Great Plains
Bryan
Parker Candidates Echo Support In Party Letters
A compilation of quotes shows Democratic figures reacting to Parker as presidential nominee. D.G. Medberg and R. W. Clark endorse Parker. Ed W. Barrett and J. Sankey praise his electability, while J. L. Sankey and J. McAdam stress Parker’s strength against opponents. W. A. Ritschlag and Charley Read express mixed views and alternate preferences.
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D.G. Medberg
Parker
United States
R. W. Clark
Democrats
Ed. W. Barrett
New York
J. L. Sankey
J.c.mcadam
W. A. Ritschlag
Hearst
Charley Read
Olney
Connecticut
New Jersey
Chronicle shifts from Democratic to Republican stance
The Chicago Chronicle declares it will no longer back the Democratic party as defined by the St Louis convention. It argues that under Bryan and Hill the party has outlived usefulness and pledges support for the Republican Party and its national policies.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
St. Louis
the Chronicle
Bryan
Hill
Basford backs Mitchell for capital pole shift
Basford of the Redfield Press advocates Mitchell for the capital after previously supporting Pierre. He claims to be bound by a contract with ongoing support for Mitchell, making his current stance suspect.
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Basford
Redfield Press
Mitchell
Pierre
World’s Fair Coach Excursions via North Western Line
Low rate round trips to St Louis for July 11 and 26 from Huron on the Chicago and North Western Railway. Tickets 16.40 dollars round trip with seven day return. other daily round trips with liberal return limits and stopovers also available. Inquiries at Chicago and North Western ticket offices for schedules baggage checking and more.
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St. Louis
Chicago & North-Western
Ba Y
Huron
Very Low Rates to St Paul via North-Western Line
Excursion tickets to St Paul Minnesota offered at one fare plus 50 cents from July 14 through 18 with favorable return limits. The fare is in effect for travel on the North-Western line in honor of the Triennial Convention. Apply to Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
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St. Paul
Minn
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western B’y
Government Lands Open for Settlement on Rosebud Reservation
382 000 acres of government lands open for settlement in the Rosebud Reservation southeastern South Dakota. The Chicago and North-Western Railway offers a direct line to Bonesteel at the reservation border. A pamphlet New Homes in the West with maps and allotment information is available through North-Western Line agents or by mail for two cents postage to A C Johnson General Agent Winona Minnesota.
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Rosebud
South Dakota
Bonesteel
North-Western Line
A. C. Johnson
A. C. Johnson, Gen. Agt. C
N. W. R.v. Winona
Minn
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Coughs and Consumption
Mrs. Chas Applgate of Alexandria Indiana reports severe night coughs and blood spit from consumption. She credits three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her and causing a weight gain of 58 pounds. Trial bottles offered at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Chas. Applgate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Lottie Mez
Homeseekers Excursions to Northwest West Southwest
Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates via the Northwestern Line sold to Northwest West Southwest territory. Includes Standard and Touristic care free reclining chair cars and best of everything. For dates of sale and full details contact Agents Chicago Northwestern By.
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Chicago Norrthwesten
Japanese Repulse at Port Arthur Triggers Rumor of 30000 Lost
Reports from St Petersburg claim a Japanese assault on Port Arthur failed Sunday night with as many as 30000 casualties. Russian officials cite Alexieff as source, urging caution until more details arrive, while noting torpedo boat activity near the harbor.
Port Arthur Battle Report Conflicts Over Japanese Losses
Reports from Shanghai and St Petersburg claim Japanese forces suffered heavy losses at Port Arthur on Sunday night with figures ranging from 28,000 to 30,000 killed or wounded, later revised to about 2,800. Russian mines caused havoc as land forces attacked the west fort, forcing a Japanese retreat.
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London
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Japanese Advance After Kaichou Occupation
Liaoyang July 14 Japanese Southern army trenches after taking Kaichou. Detachments reported at Hoiziapudza advancing toward Siadian and Tanchia with advance posts at Koutiataze. Russian scouts estimate four to five divisions on this front under Gen. Mistechenko.
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Liaoyang
Kaichou
Mistechenko
Hoiziapudza
Siadian
Tanchia
Koutiataze
Tts
Japanese casualties in Kaichou fights reported by Oku
Tokio dispatch says General Oku reports Japanese losses from July 5 to 7 near Kaichou as four killed and twenty wounded. Casualties for July 8 and later total 150 men wounded.
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London
Tokio
Oku
Kaichou
Peng Oe
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John Longstaff
Alton B. Parker
Northwestern Yeast 60
Chicago
Liant
Port Ar
Alexieff
Petersburg
Mukden
Nodzu
Stoessel
Togo
Takushan Hill
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