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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
4
Minnesota figure Johnson appears to be strengthening position for a Denver nomination as political momentum builds. The report notes growing support and expects a favorable outcome for his candidacy.
A statewide traveling men's group schedules a rally in Sioux Falls on May 23 inviting Senator Kittredge to address the gathering. The event aims to mobilize supporters and discuss regional issues with the senator likely to speak on current policy matters.
Dick informs the speaking committee that when the Yankton grafter takes the stump for the Huron land grabber he raises his hands in dismissal.
Beadle County insurgent publishers who have not yet received fifty dollars from Boss McIlvaine for running the insurgent ticket are urged to be patient. Mac's automobile with the insurgent war chest will be around before the primaries.
Report from Crawford's Andover meeting notes a large turnout, then a Kittredge club formed with over one hundred members. Andover organizes for effective election day work following the governor's wind jamming exercises.
A Sioux Falls attorney Egan stops addressing insurgents after his past speeches were checked. Insurgents find his words would be louder than his voice and remove him from the stump before a larger crowd.
A Minnesota senator facing sharp rebuke from narrow minds branding him as supporting re election of Kittredge. The letter singles out Nelson as the target of a smearing attack by a critic using the phrase machine whelp Shobter and similar slang.
Turner County, long labeled the strongest insurgent stronghold in the state, displays signs of returning to safe and sane leadership. The stalwarts mount a full county and legislative ticket including Senator Stoddard and L. K. Lord, aiming to shrink the insurgent majority in the region.
The list is lauded as free of drinkers grafters or wreckers with no one who requires apology or causes the people to blush.
Oklahoma moves to ban using the figure of an Indian in cigar advertising. The measure reflects the state legislature's push to remove a long familiar sign, altering the political and cultural landscape as parties seek influence and the public eye changes with the law.
The text praises Congressman Parker for opposing the paper trust and joining the Democrats to place wood pulp on the free list. It criticizes Congressman Hall as ineffective and says Parker should be returned to the race while Hall is a tool for insurgents over the Brookings vote.
Senator Gamble blamed Crawford's inclusion for defeating the congressional and state ticket in 1896. He harbored lasting bitterness toward the governor and freely denounced him. Gamble's letters from late 1905 to friends could reveal again whether Doe Isaac doubted his associate Robert J.'s friendship.
The state mourns the declining health of Major J a Pickler once a strong pillar of the state. Once a vigorous pioneer and legislator, he is now very feeble and scarcely able to walk.
The individual once engaged in politics has shown little interest recently, devoting time to developing a profitable law and land enterprise.
The speaker argues that Mr. Kittredge's senatorial stance serves the state and people while Mr. Crawford pursues self interest. The public should ignore personal motives and focus on who best serves state welfare.
Insurgent papers tout a letter to C N Cooper by Senator Kittredge from years past. The letter itself reflects no harm on the writer, but its seizure by Dr. Lavery of Fort Pierre during a Locke hotel theft shows Crawford followers in a negative light. Lavery was later pardoned by Governor Foraker for forgery in Ohio. The letter’s use in the campaign is now exposed and may help, not harm.
A prominent state businessman urges South Dakotans to see the immoral character of Glass Hall and Vessey before the June primaries. He cites Crawford’s high regard for Glass Hall and Vessey’s injuries, urging voters to consider reputation over inflated promises and misrepresentation affecting homes and the honor of women.
The piece denounces Mr. Crawford for urging deceptive methods and fraud to win the senate. It accuses him of abandoning honesty from his Iowa University days through his time as legislator in Bismarck and attorney general, deeming him untrustworthy for high office.
Debate over primary elections and machine influence in DeSmet and Hand area politics. J H Carroll likely killed off by insurgent machine, while Dick Smith runs for railroad commissioner despite not appearing in lieutenant governor race. Citizens await a better nominating system.
Insurgent leaders declare their resolve to obtain the stated aims. The declaration signals intensified aims and possible shifts in leadership dynamics amid ongoing conflicts and power struggles.
The Deadwood Pioneer Times reports that no candidate remains for congress in the Black Hills or west of the Missouri River. Col. Parker is dropped, risking western representation if June primaries fail. Voters are urged to back Martin or Burke, seen as true public servants, embodying square deal and justice.
The speaker traced his rise from governor to United States Senate and denounced Republican mismanagement in the state. He charged party leaders with servility to railway and public service corporations in former years. Sturgis Press.
The notice claims a $100 reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It states the product is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and pricing at 75 cents per bottle. It names F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and local druggists Walding and Marvin.
The Commercial Club invites all Huron residents to a free lecture by George Irving of Chicago on town building. He discusses boosting Huron to twice its size, Galveston plan municipal government, real estate value effects, and ways to prevent depreciation. The talk aims to inform and profit attendees.
Reported indications point to Taft’s unanimous nomination at the Chicago convention. Party leaders push to withdraw favorite sons and unite against opposing candidates, with Knox the only holdout likely to yield. Movement aims to boost confidence in business and support the Chicago ticket in November.
The report records below normal mean temperatures with a 6 degree daily shortfall, widespread frosts and freezing days in middle and northern counties, and a mild rain deficit overall. Highest temp reached 81 in Selby Walworth, lowest 24 at Castlewood Hamlin, while southeastern counties saw more rain and more sunshine earlier in the week.
A 19th century style critique compares Gov Crawford to Eliza an insurgent wife and outlines accusations of hypocrisy and hidden secrets within the republican party of South Dakota. The speaker hints at years of political entanglement and moral compromise before finally breaking with the party.
Omega store owner E Humphrey and Adams County and Home Telephone Company president says the product saved his life by reaching the cough spot. It heals sore and weak spots in throat lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee at H Wheeler’s drug store. 50c and 1 trial bottle free.
I. W. Coorzr announces in Beadle County a bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to June primary voters. He asks support from party members and residents as the race progresses.
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