South Dakota Victory Huron Counts On Majority
South Dakota leans Republican amid nationwide results. Mellette’s re election looks secure as Moody and the ticket ride to a likely Senate and legislature on joint ballot. Reports from Pierre to Sioux Falls praise solid GOP gains with limited fusion prospects and possible court involvement.
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Lawrence Wins Kingsbury Clerk Seat in Tight Race
Pam Lawrence a Republican candidate for Kingsbury County clerk of the courts emerges with a clear majority amid mentions of a family tie to Horowire. Horowire congratulates despite SeGUI N facing a perceived combination against his bid.
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Pam Lawrence
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Republican ticket leader from Wessington praised for county success
Hon. Kino Suaryon Tayton from Wessington lauded as a top agency of the grand county victory. Ty Brookings Sentinel jokes that four states have gone democratic including Aurora Peoria Chicago and Ili nois, in a facetious tone.
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Mellietre’s Victory Voiced as Statewide Confidence
Reported belief in Gov Mellietre’s election with the entire state ticket winning by large margins. The speaker pledges firm stand against fraud and notes oversight of returns. Tar Mitchell’s Rooster backs H C Preston over Pease for the senate and asserts full party control of legislative and county tickets.
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Haron Sees Majority Boost After Fair Count
Report notes Haron gains support with tally rising from three thousand to five thousand as Hyronite comments the outcome depends on a fair vote count. County observers expect a clearer result once totals are verified.
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Huron Hesitates as Independents Seek Support Amid County Backing
The Huron group shows caution about criticizing independents after Hugh Campbell and "ol" Price shifted allegiance. Gov Metuerre defends action against the fraudulent organization linked to Nowlin Sterling and other reservation counties. Huron urged to back that move.
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Horrox on relations with city officials and power
The speaker argues Horrox should not demand favors from officials but maintaining good terms with those in power is prudent when it costs nothing to principle.
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Tax Honorrre Advocates Republican Principles
The piece argues that every man and woman in the county should vote the Republican ticket and that Republicans will vote straight. It notes that even good people err and that persistent misalignment with party majority should prompt self critique to find weaknesses.
Governor Metierre's Term Extends Until Next January
Gov Metierre of South Dakota remains in office if he lives, with an official tenure lasting until the following January regardless of election outcomes. The statement outlines the current constitutional arrangement governing the governor's term and authority.
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Senator Moody Visit Draws Warm Applause in Watertown
The Watertown Center News reports on Senator Moody's late city visit where Hon. C. Williams presided and the crowd gave a storm of applause. It marked Moody's first appearance since a long illness, and locals offered heartfelt congratulations beyond party lines.
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Great Republican Party Builds Support From Women and Children
The passage notes the great Republican Party has long welcomed women and children into its fold and engaged them in political discussions. It emphasizes continued outreach to draw good men into public service and sustain its activism.
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Two Women Mock Farmers Wives At Hills Parade
An Huron Independent letter accuses two women of mocking the wives of farmers and republican officials during a Hills parade. The piece hints at shaming tactics and solicits the writer’s name, the women’s identities, and proof for publication.
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Eddy elected to Washington state House of Representatives
Local observers note Hon. T. Y. Eddy, late speaker of the provisional South Dakota House, has been elected to the Washington House. The Sedro Press recalls his prominence as a key Republican legislator and lawyer resident in Thurston County, signaling continued influence in regional politics.
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Mossback bar to state service questioned
A Washington candidate faces opposition for not long residence in the state yet is praised for deep knowledge of local interests. Supporters argue removing him would bar a capable legislator whose guidance benefits Thurston county and the state, urging the prejudice against newer interests be dispelled promptly.
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A Young Financier in a Club Vignette and Train Romance
A Boston Transcript piece fingerposts a child’s small money mischief and a romantic train journey. It recounts a boy Paul diverting a dime from a pocketbook and a later wedding trip featuring Ellet Melone and his bride, with gentle reflections on young love aboard a crowded car.
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A Bit of True Politeness
A New York Star anecdote describes an act of politeness at a dinner. A host drops a glass with a loud crash as a bashful child spills water, then laughs and redirects attention to himself. The observer calls this the perfection of polite conduct.
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A Tunnel Episode in the Chicago Line
A Chicago Tribune piece describes a train plunging into a tunnel without warning. The abrupt shift from daylight and bustling scenery to darkness and terror is dramatized as a stark, terrifying contrast that unsettles travelers and evokes a powerful sense of fear.
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John L. Sulivan
Senator Sogelis Letter and Garbled Campaign Claims
Quote from Senator Sogelis criticizes independent party leaders as frauds and lies used to sway votes. The document references the Atchison letter and a cypher by Cilden D. and Morey, alleging deceit in the 187 forgery of a Morey letter and Garfield’s loss amidst political corruption.
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Republicans Lose House Seats in State Edge
In a dramatic county result the Brale peer republicans lost their hold while the national House of Representatives shifts to a Democratic majority by about a hundred seats. Frank Cory editor of the Redfibl Journal is elected to the state senate. Woman suffrage defeated by roughly one thousand. Five: Republican congressmen of Iowa turned out.
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