Political meetings and court actions in South Dakota news
The piece notes Republican gains boosting sales, court sessions in Sioux Falls, and transfers of prisoners to federal custody. It covers political meetings at the Opera House with John Longstaff and Gen. Hugh J. Campbell, and local church and mission trips. It mentions Shanafelt, Williams, and several local officials and residents.
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Longstaff
United States
Mark Cogley
Sioux Falls
Ed. Powers
Ipswich
United States Court
John Stevenson
George Kneatson
Sam Cochran
G. L. Lamson
O. W. Farley
Oscar O. Hagen
A. M. Anderson
W. D. Watson
Opera House
John Longstaff
John Pyle
F. H. Kent
Aplins
Sterling
Seeking Owners List of Unclaimed Letters in Huron SD
Post office notes for the week ending November 2, 1894 list unclaimed letters including P. H. Hines John Patterson George G Yeomans. Addressees must state advertised in the HuronITE and provide publication date and pay one cent at the window. Cogan P. M.
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Huron, South Dakota
Kisdon Rebounds After Wagon Accident
George Kisdon, hip broken weeks ago from a wagon throw, is rapidly recovering. Major Kimball returns home tonight for rest after two months of steadfast work by his side through a strenuous campaign to a glorious close.
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George Kisdon
Kimball
Wisconsin elects Upham Governor with large Republican plurality
Wisconsin results show a Republican wave with Major Upham leading the ticket by about 40 000 votes. Democratic chairmen concede Upham and the GOP sweep while Republican leaders claim a 40 000 to 50 000 statewide margin and nine of ten congressional districts likely GOP.
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Major Upham
Milwaukee
Wall
Democratic State Central Committee
Upham
Thom
Republican State Central Committee
Henry C. Payne
Barwig
Wisconsin Republicans Maintain Solid Lead in Congress Race
Milwaukee report shows Edward Sauerhering elected in the Second district, giving Wisconsin a 10 seat solid Republican delegation. Early gains hold with a Republican plurality estimated between 50 000 and 60 000, and the legislature expected to be Republican in both chambers.
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Milwaukee
Congress
Wisconsin
Edward Sauerhering
Republicans Sweep Michigan Ticket and Congress
Detroit voters give Michigan a Republican plurality around 80,000 with Democrats ahead in at most three counties. Republicans win all 12 congressmen by margins from 2,500 to 8,000. The Legislature, also overwhelmingly Republican, will elect two United States senators.
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Detroit
Michigan
United States
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Republican Congressional Committee
New England
Middle States
Pacific States
Nebraska
Southern
Colorado Election Rumors Hint GOP Victory Margin
Denver reports suggest McIntyre is headed for a 15 000 to 20 000 majority over Waite with Arapahoe County GOP gains and a statewide GOP edge of about 5 000. Waite trails his ticket, Republicans may control the legislature and re elect Senator Walcott. Pence loses to Shafroth in the First district while Bell may beat Bowen in the Second though far reduced from 12 000 two years ago.
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Denver
McIntyre
Waite
Times-Sun
Arapahoe
Walcott
Pence
Shafroth
Congress
Bell
Bowen
Election Day Figures Predict Republican House Victory
Ohio state librarian Joseph P. Smith, traveling with Governor McKinley, asserts a decisive Republican gain in the next U.S. House. He cites discussions with party managers across many states and projects a 198 to 155 GOP lead, with 3 Populists, based on current wave strength and state-by-state tallies.
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Republican Congressional Committee
Smith
New England
Middle States
Western States
Pacific States
Tennessee
South Carolina
Fusionists Carry Nebraska Electing Holcomb by Narrow Margin
Nebraska results show about one third of votes counted with Holcomb a Populist Democrat likely to win by a small plurality. Republicans appear to have five of six Congressmen elected and the state ticket likely Republican with a Republican legislature on joint ballot.
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Holcomb
Omaha
Neb
Illinois Republicans poised for near hundred thousand victory
Curiaco Nov 7 returns show Republicans gaining across the state led by Wulff for treasurer with an estimated state ticket plurality near 100000. Cook county officials win by 14000 to 35000 margins. legislature likely Republican by about 20 seats, signaling a GOP surge and possible Cullen successor in the Senate. Some Democratic leaders question McGann and Lawler losses, while Goldzie r leads in Sixth.
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Curiaco
Wulff
Cook County
Cullom
Illinois Returns Show Large Republican Plurality
Chairman Tanner announces at 12:30 p.m. that Republicans hold a statewide plurality in Illinois of over 125,000, a gain over 1892 of more than 150,000. Twenty of twenty two districts decided with 19 congressmen elected. only three remain in doubt in the Third, Sixteenth and Twenty first. Cook County including Chicago reports a Republican plurality between 35,000 and 40,000.
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Cascado
Tanner
Illinois
Cook County
Chicago
Republicans Claim Eight Congressmen and the Legislature
Jersey City news reports light statewide voting with polls closing at 7 20 PM Republicans claim eight congressmen and a two thirds assembly majority while Democrats concede five congressmen and contest three and aim to elect a Republican to replace McPherson.
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Jersey City
McPherson
The Ladies Voted in Denver Elections
In Denver the 1900s suffrage momentum shows women making up about half of ballots. Denver polls opened at 7 with many women present and committees led by prominent society figures directing voters. The suffrage drive, run largely by women, marked a historic campaign in the city.
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Denver
Arapahoe County
Senator Hill Votes Quietly at Albany Polling Place
In Albany on Nov 7 a well built man in an overcoat walked to a Ninth ward polling place. Crowd parts as observers call for him to vote, but Senator Hill declines special treatment and votes in line, chatting with neighbors as he waits his turn.
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Albany
N.Y
Ninth Ward
Senator Hill
Hill
Pow Wow at Armour Ends in Friendly Feast with Yankton Indians
About 1,000 Yankton Indians in Armour for a peaceful welcome. Leaders include Chiefs John Gassman Medicine Cow Running Bull and Blue Cloud. W E Tipton speaks for citizens. Gifts of tea coffee sugar flour mutton and seven beeves presented with more promised as trade relations fostered.
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Armour
Fair Grounds
Armor Band
John Gassman
Medicine Cow
Running Bull
Blue Cloud
W. T. Se
Manifesto of Peoples Rights Party Triggers Arrests Across Cities
An Odessa dispatch reports widespread arrests after the manifesto of the peoples rights party was distributed via post. Copies were sent to many recipients and most university students in Odessa, Kiev, Kharkov, Moscow and St. Petersburg are under police observation as circulating copies grow. The document’s moderate tone is drawing noted attention.
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Peoples Rights Party
Russia
London
Odessa
Daily News
Party of the People’s Rights
Kieff
Kharkoff
Moscow
St. Petersburg
French Opera Troupe Arrives in New Orleans for Winter Season
The French opera troupe of about 70 members arrived from Paris via New York under Manager Durill. The season opens with operas Werthe Richard III Benventure and Philemon et Baueis, running until Lent.
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New Orleans
Paris
New York
Duriell
Werthe
Richard Ili
Benventure,’’ and
Philemon Et Baueis
Lincoln University Tragedy Involved Two Students
In Lincoln Illinois two students were involved in a fatal shooting during a daytime incident. Vivian Church 18 of Fairmount Illinois was killed by R G Schaffer Indiana divinity student. Church died within a half hour. Schaffer is jailed.
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Lincoln, Ills
Lincoln University
Vivian Church
Fairmount
Ills
R. G. Schaffer
Indiana Divinity
Church
Schaffer
Michigan and Cornell Meet in New York State Clash
Michigan and Cornell arrived in Ithaca to face off on November 5. Michigan outweighs Cornell by about five pounds per man while Cornell promises greater agility. Betting odds favor Cornell at 5 to 1, with a 2 to 1 bet Michigan will not score.
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Michigan
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Gridiron Giants
University of Michigan
Ithacans
Heavy Vote For Coxey in Ohio Alliance Dispatch Report
A special from Alliance Ohio indicates General Jacob S. Coxey the Populist candidate for congress drew an unexpectedly large vote and his supporters claim his election victory.
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Coxey. Co.Lumsus
Alliance, O
Jacob S. Coxey
Congress
Faulkton Man Ties Election Returns in Huron
L. H. Bailey of Faulkton spent the night in Redfield tabbing county returns and says South Dakota lawmakers will be Republican by at least an 85 vote majority.
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L. H. Bailey
Faulkton
Huron
Redfield
Estate of Patrick Davis Senior to Creditors
Administrator Francis Davis of the Patrick Davis senior estate in Beadle County South Dakota notifies all creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the county judge's office in Huron. Dated October 22 1894. Fire publication dates October 25 to November 29.
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Patrick Davis
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Francis Davis
Summons and Mortgage Foreclosure Notices in Beadle County
The notice details a summons in the J. I. Case Threshing Machine action against George Martin in Beadle County with a $464 judgment and 8 percent interest. It also covers a foreclosure sale on the Clara B. Davis and John M. Davis mortgage, with a $625.42 claim and a public auction of the NW quarter of section 7, township 109, range 60 W, Beadle County, on November 17, 1894 at 10:00 a.m. in Huron, South Dakota.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
F. R. Bramwell
Emory O. Bowe
Ishail
Court House
City of
Huron
R. Boumwell
Emory Bowe
State of South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
George Martin
State of
Circuit Court
Joan L. Pye
Ralph van Vechten
John M. Davis
Clara B. Davis
Henry Hopker
Register of Deeds
North Range
Raton van Vechten
Kirke W. Wheeler
Robison and Graley vs Weston summons in Beadle County
Legal summons from the Justice of the Peace in Beadle County South Dakota directing J C Weston to appear on June 26 1894 at 10 am in Hu ron to answer eight dollars claimed for goods sold and delivered with costs. Case continued to November 16 1894 for publication of summons.
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J.C. Weston
City of
Huron
Robinson & Graley
Beadle County
F. E. Grant
Deadle County
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