Political ticket nominations listed for county offices
For Con CHAS H BURKE Hughes E MARTIN Lawrence For Senator E H VANCE For Representatives WILMARTH JAMES Pr DAVIS For County Treasurer GEO E MAHAFFY For Register Deeds J C KLEMME For Sheriff GEO KERR For AGIES MUNSON For BS of Courts ASHER F PAY For Superintendent of Schools S F CORLEY For State Attorney W BUR For a Judge LOUIS C KEMP
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Con
Chas. H. Burke
Hughes
E. W. Martin
Lawrence
Munson
Asher F. Pay
S. F. Corley
South Dakota Voters Face Dispensary Amendment Debate
The piece argues repealing the Dispensary amendment, citing South Carolina experience and political risks. It criticizes the system as a state run liquor trade, warns of corruption, riots, and highlights statements by Rev. W R Richardson and Rev. J L Harley supporting repeal. It also covers Sulu treaty controversy and political maneuvers ahead of elections.
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South Carolina
Friends of
South Dakota
Hur&onite
Slavery in the Philippines faces presidential opposition
The text recalls President McKinley’s stance against slavery in U S territories, noting he would not consent to slavery being recognized in our possessions. It asserts the president would not approve slavery in the Philippines or elsewhere under the Union.
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McKinley
Philippines
Pettigrew
Senate
Secretary of War
Otis
General Otis
Kittredge Declines Senate Candidacy In Letter
In a letter dated the 14th, Mr Kittredge states he is not and will not be a candidate for the United States Senate. The note follows Mr Englesby’s Codington senatorial tenure and marks a final position on campaigning.
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A. B. Kittredge
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mr. Pettigrew
Mr. Kittredge
Pettigrew
Kittredge
St. Louis
Inft
Senate
United States Senate
Englesby
Codington
Wilmarth
Davis
United States Land Office
Huron
Lafayette Hotice
Bare
Timber Culture
N. W
Range
Prosperity of the Farmer and a Republican Appeal
The piece argues farmers prosper from rising crop values with a total gain claimed at 31.212 billion, citing 1900 figures for corn and wheat. It urges voting for McKinley and Roosevelt, warns against Bryan, and notes local Republican unity under Wilmarth and Davis against populist tactics.
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Bryan
McKinley
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Sores and Ulcers and the Swift Specific Remedy
An anemic blood condition causes chronic sores and ulcers. Swift Specific Co promotes blood purification with S S S to relieve the system, stop discharges, and heal sores. Testimonial from J. B. Talbert cites six years of leg ulcers cured after using S S S. The ad claims pure vegetable purification without minerals and offers free book and physician correspondence from Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
J. B. Talbert
Winona
Miss
S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Senator Hanna Visit Sparks Vivid Public Reaction
City crowds greeted Senator Hanna with high interest and ridicule during a campaign stop. Observers recall past caricatures of Hanna and compare his appearance to demonized depictions once reserved for Ben Butler. The visit is described as a pivotal moment in the state campaign and a potential vote-getter for Hanna.
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Hanna
Ben Butler
Senator Pettigrew
Croker tied to ice trust as court records reveal stock
New York court filings list Croker as a heavy stockholder in the ice trust and show ties with Tammany hall leaders. The investigation contradicts Bryan and earlier claims, amid mentions of Republicans among directors and a shift in party connections. Industry and political links are examined as Evan weighs a character certificate for Richard.
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Bryan
Croker
Ice Trust
New York
Mr. Croker
Tammany Hall
Evan
Richard
End of Anthracite Strike Reaches Wage Agreement
Operators and miners settle on a 10 percent wage advance to run to April 1901 and agree to arbitrate future differences. The dispute’s end aligns with Mr. Hanna’s prediction that the strike would close quickly. Bryan criticized Richard Croker in a Madison Square Garden speech.
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Hanna
M. Bryan
Richard Croker
Madison Square
Platter Loss Spurs Hunt for Replacement Sources
The note urges finding replacements for cherished plates and platters, valued as family heirlooms or collectibles. It suggests seeking bargains or better quality options to restore the collection.
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Plump Health
An old advertisement urges readers not to get thin and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as food that aids digestion and nutrition. It claims safety in plumpness for men women and children, offers a free sample, and lists Scott & Bowne chemists in New York with price and druggist availability.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Davis Endorsed by 18 Years in Beadle County
Captain James P. Davis’s long Beadle County life serves as strong praise for his candidacy. The opposing claims fail against the record of his daily conduct and steadiness. Vance’s campaign is marked by a record the opposition dares not highlight, while his Pierre service underscores his legislative skill.
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James P. Davis
Daily Life
Beadle County
Vance
Pierre
Census Count Reveals Population Soon To Be Published
The twelfth census enumeration is complete and the United States population will be released in a few days. The census cost about four million two hundred thousand dollars.
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United States
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J. L. Harley
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