Local Ticket Names For Governor and Officials
The slate lists J A Pickler R J Gamble Chas H Sheldon for Governor and CHAS N Herried for Lieutenant Governor THOS Thorson as Secretary of State John E Hipple as State Treasurer Coe I Crawford as Attorney General Frank Crane as Superintendent of Schools J L Lockhart as Commissioner of Public Lands S A Wheeler for Commissioner of Labor Frank Conklin John R Brennan George A Johnson as Railroad Commissioners E H Aplin for State Senator Charles A Campbell Robert Allison for Representatives E H Vance as Register of Deeds Edward Sterling as County Treasurer William Rogers as County Auditor George W Longstaff as Sheriff Boos as Coroner Grant as Probate Judge Milne for Superintendent of Schools and Joseph H Alexander for States Attorney William Simpson August Nelson for Justice of the Peace etc.
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Coe I. Crawford
Frank Crane
Com
Public Lends
J. L. Lockhart
E. H. Aplin
Charles A. Campbell
Robert Allison
Register of Deeds
E. H. Vance
Edward Sterling
William Rogers
Boos
Grant
N Milne
States
Oseph
Alexander
J Aaa
William Simpson
August Nelson
Last Word Attacks Ward Over State Finances and Figures
The Huronite argues against James A. Ward in a fierce defense of South Dakota’s finances. It claims Ward misstates expenditures and revenue, defends Republican stewardship, and urges voters to support a business recovery on election day. It cites 1891 laws and warrants, contrasting Ward’s figures with official data.
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State Treasury
United States
Secretary of State
Ward
Revival of business urged for strong vote and honest count
Quote from Thomas B. Reed praising the state as a credit to the Union and urging a heavy, honest vote to secure a revival of business and fair counting.
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Thomas B. Reed
Fraudulent circulars threaten Republican candidates
The Sioux Falls Press warns that counties will distribute assaulting circulars in Scandinavian German and English before the election. The piece labels the effort as a dirty tactic aimed at preventing a Republican legislature and likens the culprits to dangerous assassins rather than anarchists with torches.
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Sioux Falls
Houronire
Revival of business urged in private political notes
Tom B. Reed tells the Minneapolis board of trade he cannot speak politically but calls for a business revival to restore employment. A Sioux Falls friend, drawing back from campaigning, says they expect a Republican victory by six hundred or more and hopes Beadle County will match it.
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U.S
U. S. Court
Huronite
Tom B. Reed
Minneapolis Board of Trade
Sioux Falls
Beadle County
Voters urged to unleash money to spur commerce
A persuasive plea argues that releasing hoarded money will double circulation within sixty days. It claims money is already manufactured and ready to circulate, needing only voter action to invite it into business activity and stimulate demand.
Captain Ellis Praises Kingsbury Canvass and GOP Momentum
Capt C H Ellis, a veteran Maine Republican, spoke briefly in Kingsbury and Hand counties praising Secretary Halladay for a grand canvass in Kingsbury. He says republican supporters are winning there this year and Hand is returning to the party. The interest is high and party work is proceeding well.
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C. H. Ellis
Maine
Kingsbury
Hand
Halladay
Political appeal urges defeat of Northwest senate force
The speaker argues no Republican would hesitate between supporting Judge Tripp and opposing Loucks or Kidd. The message urges Democrats to vote against another United States senate calamity and to mean business in cleansing the region of disgrace and distress.
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Judge Tripp
Loucks
Kidd
United States Senate
Northwest
Emphasize Straight Ticket Support For Future Campaigns
The writer urges the recipient to back the straight party ticket to ensure fair play in future conventions. He notes the value of practicing what you preach and suggests proving commitment by example, even as a potential Republican candidate.
Colorado business league backs Waterbury on populist rule
The league of five thousand Colorado business men endorses Mr Waterbury’s view that populist rule harms the state. They estimate two years of losses to business interests at no less than three hundred million dollars, arguing natural resources need business credit and confidence to matter.
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Denver
Watertown Kampeskian Favors Capital Fight
Beadle County weighs local considerations as it debates who to send to the legislature. The state seeks harmony and stability in its leadership and policy direction.
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Watertown
Kampeskian
Beadle County
Minnesota Businessmen Protest Populist Ticket voting
A large group of Minnesota business interests unite in opposition to the populist ballot. They warn that voting populist tickets would injure commercial interests across the state and urge voters to reconsider.
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Minnesota
Senator Kyle and Free List Debate on Currency Policy
The speaker questions Senator Kyle's vote to place shoddy on the free list and to lift duties on woolen rags and waste. They suggest this would hand raw material to manufacturers and call for currency expansion to revive business, noting much idle money in America and urging more money in circulation.
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Kyle
America
Nebraska Business Democrats Resent Fusion With Populists
The business Democrats in Nebraska oppose the fusion between fusionists and populists and will vote the Republican ticket to defend business interests.
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Nebraska
Populists Seen As Affects On Government Roles
Mitchell Republican asserts populists would turn government into a railroad manager and a loan agent into a saloon keeper, suggesting they would extend their influence to public preachers and churches.
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Mitchell Republican
Beadle County Sees Rising Vote Expected This Year
Beadle county indicates turnout will exceed that from two years ago during the presidential election when every vote possible was rustled out.
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Beadle County
Herald-Populist backs tariff push with London Wilson
The Herald-Populist proposes aligning with London Wilson and Cleveland to push tariff agitation in Congress if a Democratic majority returns, warning that such moves could harm business.
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Herald
London Wilson
Cleveland
Congress
Beadle County Supports Ed H Aplin Over Z D Scott
The Herald-Populist notes Z D Scott once served in the legislature but made no notable impact. It argues the Beadle County voters should back Ed H Aplin as the preferred candidate based on common-sense judgment.
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Herald-Populist
Z. D. Scott
Beadle County
Ed. H. Aplin
Republican Vote Margins Across States
The sentiment drift shows states voting Republican with a total majority of 278000. Opposition majorities total 95000. Net Republican majority stands at 183000.
Bread as Ballot: Vote for Business Activity
The editorial urges voting for this year to support daily bread through business activity and labor. It argues that bread is earned by work and faith in economic activity, urging readers to cast ballots to back business growth.
Rock River Dilemma Spurs No City Action
Opinion notes lively chatter about a capital fight and possible removal. The writer suggests any legislature would back removal by two to one but urges ignoring the debate and to cross Rock River when reaching Rock River.
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Rock River
Why Democrats Want to Change the Present Tariff
The editorial questions why Democrats seek tariff changes while noting the Herald-Politain upholds reform. It says the Herald-Populist assumes a democratic Congress and predicts continued reform in the next session and a full overthrow of protective taxation except for revenue.
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Congress
Senate
Fusion Doctrines Spark Democratic Backlash Among Voters
In Town, Ben Butterworth laments a Democratic fusion with the populists. He says business Democrats and many ordinary voters reject the alliance, claiming it forces support for fanciful doctrines and alienates thousands of common sense Democrats who will not tolerate the fusion.
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Ben Butterworth
Politician Ben Batterworth Praises Republican Prospects
Old common-sense Ben Batterworth of Ohio travels through Kansas and Nebraska predicting Republican victory. He asserts Democrats will vote Republican in large numbers due to alarm at populism in power, arguing that regardless of party, business and credit depend on stable governance. Populism ruins business.
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Ben Batterworth
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket for Treasurer
A political exhortation urges voters to elect a straight Republican slate for county offices, insisting on "good, straight, square, old-fashioned business" in the treasurer's role and opposing populist or alliance-based candidates.
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Dolly Varden
Alliance
Election Era Bank Deposits and Populist Suspicion
Eastern bank statements show deposits from tens of thousands of customers anxious to invest. Deposits will stay idle or move to regions favoring stable government after the election. Voters should oppose populism to aid early improvement in South Dakota. voting for populist candidates is viewed as guilty.
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South Dakota
Ballot Choice Urged to Restore Confidence in 1894
For the week ending October 14th 1894 the average deposits of the associated banks of New York City stood around 591000000 with country banks funds. Restored confidence can unite idle workers and farmers and bring money to circulate. Voters should oppose populism this year to keep funds active and avoid anarchism.
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Associated Banks
New York City
Gamble Sees Strong Canvass and Likely Victory
Hon Robert Gamble speaks at the Huronite office and conducts a thorough statewide canvass. He projects success for congressional and state tickets while predicting a Republican legislature and urges vigilance. He argues a larger GOP majority will boost the state’s business confidence and prospects.
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Robert Gamble
Gamble
Editor’s Quip on the Democratic Party in War and Peace
The editor of the Huron-ITE, though not a voter, was born under stars and shaped by fireside influences shaping his view of the democratic party. He claims lifelong familiarity with the party, praises it when out of power, and rejects any motive to join its tomb.
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Huron- Ite
Democratic Party
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J. A. Pickler
R. J. Gamble
Chas. H. Sheldon
Chas. N. Herried
Thos. Thorson
John E. Hipple
Lte
Jones
Kirk Phillips
Com. of Labor
S. A. Wheeler
Frank Conklin
John R. Brennan
Geo. A. Johnson
George W. Longstaff
PRP
Coomer
Walt
E. McIlvaine
L. Rhodes
James A. Ward
Hipple
Busi
Ness
New York
Huron
Mr. Ward
John
Johnnie
Jimmie Ward
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Pierre
Manager Ward
Aberdeen and
Grover Cleveland
Dave Hill
Fred Grant
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