Republican State Convention Call and Delegation Plan
The document outlines the Republican State Convention call for electors and delegates, detailing representation by counties, counts per county, and the listing of counties organized and unorganized. It names the committee leadership, Charles N. Herreid as chairman and Frank Crane as secretary, inviting Republican voters to unite under the call for the election of delegates in 1898.
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State of x
At Tairs
Hedderd
Soceva Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Eeere
Lincoln
BA McCook
McPherson
Moody Staatee
Seeatantea
Toad
Roberts
Ae & Union
AES & Walworth
Butte
Aba
Charles N. Herreid
Republican State Committee
Frank Crane
Pen and typewriter power in Cuba contrast
The comment notes Cuba’s condition as serious, not alarming, and asserts that written words can surpass military force. It compares the pen to a weapon stronger than the sword and envisions the typewriter as mightier than a regiment. The remark highlights the influence of journalism and literature in geopolitical struggles.
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Cuba
Peace Reigns as Hague Conference Sends Latest Advices
Reports from The Hague indicate the great peace conference continues in calm progress. Advices emphasize concord among delegations and a hopeful atmosphere surrounding negotiations and potential accords.
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The
Hague
Admiral Watson Sails to Manila to Relieve Dewey
Admiral Watson has sailed for Manila to relieve Admiral Dewey of command in the Philippines.
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Admiral Watson
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Ainsworth to Stay in State Press Circles
C. W. Ainsworth will not leave the state as rumored and will doubtless engage in the newspaper business within the state, continuing his local editorial presence and influence.
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C. W. Ainsworth
Grover C. Still Alive Practically Amid Death Reports
Democrats of the Bryan faith learn Grover C. is very much alive, despite recent dispatches claiming his sudden death. The misreported death news circulated, but subsequent updates confirm his continued life and status.
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Grover C
Mustering Out of South Dakota Volunteers in San Francisco
The source notes that mustering out the South Dakota volunteers at San Francisco would not please the state but would increase the boys’ money in pocketbooks, a point that would likely satisfy many.
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South Dakota
San Francisco
Dewey Fund Sparks Dispute Over Home Purchase for George
The proposal to raise money to buy a home for the great commander meets resistance. It would be fitting to see George object to such a measure and perhaps conclude he can arrange his own housing.
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Dewey
George
Governor Lee Responds to McKinley Letter
Governor Lee reads President McKinley’s courteous reply and, if respectful of citizens, would hide in a dark hole and seek Tom Ayer to seal the exit.
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Lee
McKinley
Tom Ayer
President Gom pers Statement Reflects Political Betrayal
Readers recalling Gom pers linking Senator Kyle to the eight hour law will not be surprised by his duplicity. The passage argues he betrayed every party he joined and suggests his Judas-like career continues in Congress.
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Gompers
Kyle
Congress
If the people voted for senators instead of state convention
The passage debates the old method of selecting U S senators by legislative vote. It suggests Quay, Platt, and Hanna would have won in their states under direct popular election, and questions whether Pettigrew or Kyle could secure a majority from the people of South Dakota.
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United States
Quay
Pennsylvania
Platt
New York
Hanna
Ohio
Nneapolis Tribune
Pettigrew
Kyle
South Dakota
Texas Governor Opens Meeting on Trust Question
Texas Governor calls a meeting of state governors to discuss the trust issue and asks the attorney general to attend and assist in framing the proposal to be presented.
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Texas
Thayer
Law curbs trusts to end their grip on commerce
The piece argues that a nationwide law prohibiting any combination of trusts operating within states would settle the trust question, freeing people from organized capital that limits production, blocks competition, and fixes prices. Gov Thayer’s effort is seen as a step in the right direction.
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Thayer
Sioux Falls Press urges voters to repudiate its stance in 1900
The piece asserts that the people hold power and must exercise it to repudiate the Sioux Falls Press's positions, recalling 1896 when they elected a war-capable president and suggesting a repeat at the 1900 election.
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Sioux Falls
Ex-auditor of Brookings County finally exposed
After years of hiding his crime, Brookings County's former auditor is revealed to have committed serious wrongdoing. The public record shows a long pattern of transgression, with justice delayed but not denied. The piece urges officials to act for integrity and self preservation.
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Brookings County
Ex-Minister to Siam Highlights Volunteer Fight Spirit
John Barrett reports that volunteers from Oregon to Minnesota insist on fighting in the Philippines, noting Minnesota troops eager for combat and even deserting posts for duty. He cites a London cable from officers and enlisted men denying a desire to return home. they will not leave until General Otis has enough regulars for operations.
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Siam
John Barrett
Philippines
Oregon
Kansas
California
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Minnesota
Lind
Manila
London
Otis
The Kyle Delegate Matter in Aberdeen News
The Aberdeen News shifts from leading Republican paper to backing Senator Kyle for delegate, signaling a populist shift. The column recalls 1890 Brown County populism and Kyle’s later Senate role, questioning the paper’s political evolution.
Beware of dealers selling fake substitutes for alabastine
Warning about unscrupulous sellers offering “the same thing” or cheap copies as alabastine. Such dealers may be unposted or deceitful, risking damage to walls by using inferior products or misrepresenting their quality.
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EWARE
Ensible
Alabastine Co
South Dakota 1900 politics under fire over Kyle stance
The Madison Leader critiques Senator Kyle for shifting away from populism toward Republican views, detailing his 1896 alliances with Pettigrew and Bryan, opposition to protectionism, and push for free silver. The piece urges the News to oppose Kyle’s 1900 national convention candidacy, warning of voter backlash and party division across the state. It also reports on local economic optimism, real estate activity, and growth in Madison and Lae counties.
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Aberdeen News
Kyle
Kidd
Brown County
James H. Kyle
United States
Duron
McKinley
Bryan
Pettigrew
St. Louis
Lee
Judge Moore
Plowman
Loucks
Senate
South Dakota
Party of Protection and Prosperity
Lincoln
Blain
Harry Neil
Madison Leader
Leader
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
James River Valley
Madison
Lae County
No Opposition to Them at Redfield Convention
From present indications the Justices of the supreme court will go into the state Republican convention at Redfield with no opposition to their nomination. Judges Carson, Fuller and Haney have made wise, fearless and honest justices and deserve to retain their seats on the supreme bench for the following six years.
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Pierre Free Press
Supreme Court
Redfield
Carson
Fuller
Haney
Supreme Bench
Lead Them to Defeat: Stebbins Bryan Criticism in Populist Rift
The St Louis Globe Democrat quotes Lucien Stebbins calling Bryan a political pirate and ex-Senator Allen a political assassin, signaling rising opposition to Bryan among populists. It notes Bryan’s 1896 votes gave him prestige, but predicts populists will run their own ticket next year, forcing Democrats to go it alone in 1900.
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St Louis Globe Democrat
Nebraska
Lucien Stebbins
Bryan
Allen
Marion Butler
McKinley
Huron Favored as Musterout Site for South Dakota Volunteers
The Volga Tribune urges planning a swift and wide welcome for returning volunteers and favors Huron as the musterout location. It notes good railroad access and convenience for state residents, and suggests the boys should travel home promptly after arrival, with only a short welcome pause.
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