Political ticket listing candidates for local offices
The ticket shows candidates for Presidential Electors and county offices. Names include FITCH, BR BROWN, THOMPSON, MARBLE, MAHAFFY, KLEMME, KERR, MUNSON, PAY, CORLEY, BURTT, and KEMP for various roles such as Sheriff Auditor Clerk of Courts and Superintendent of Schools.
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Fitch
Grant
BR. Brown
Lincoln & Thompson
Hand
Butte
Geo. E. Mahaffy
J. C. Klemme
Geo. Kerr
F. A. Munson
Asher F. Pay
S. F. Corley
Bryan Again Tricks Voters in Reelection Plea
The statement warns voters to pause before supporting Mr. Bryan, alleging he deceived them four years earlier and repeats the same tactic in his current bid.
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Mr. Bryan
Beadle County Farmer Votes Democratic Ticket for Sheep and Wool
A Beadle county farmer who supports the Democratic ticket pays 1 dollar per head for sheep and 7 cents per pound for wool, illustrating agricultural voters aligning with party preferences.
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Beadle County
Mine operators push for compulsory arbitration law
The mine operators weaken their public standing by refusing to arbitrate. Their stance underscores the need for a compulsory arbitration law.
Voter Support Questioned by Mr Bryan
Mr Bryan worries the full dinner pail may not last until November and suspects voters are taking his campaign seriously.
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Bryan
Railways and coal trade spark push for government ownership
The Chicago Record correspondent argues the coal carrying trade reveals flaws in private railways and advocates government ownership of major transportation companies.
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Chicago Record
Redfield Journal Sold to T A Crisman
Ss. B. Milton has sold the Redfield Journal to T A Crisman. Milton has run the paper in Redfield since 1883 and has been a versatile figure in the state press, with his departure regretted by the entire community.
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Ss. B. Milton
Redfield
T. A. Crisman
Milton
Hus
Bryan refuses joint talk with Hanna on imperialism
The passage notes Mr. Bryan declines a joint discussion with Mark Hanna, fearing Hanna would puncture his periods with strong facts. It portrays Hanna as no orator but rich in daily factual detail that Bryan lacks.
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Mr. Bryan
Mark Hanna
Mark
Senator Hanna
Prohibition and Democratic candidates clash over last chances
John G. Wooley declares he will be the last Prohibition candidate to run with any hope of election. Mr. Bryyn counters that if not elected this time no Democratic candidate will ever stand a chance. Both assertions are labeled as wrong.
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John G. Wooley
Bryyn
Bryan to Speak in Huron Amid Trust Arrangement
Huron plans a brief Friday visit by Mr. Bryan with his campaign placed in a trust as the price of bringing him to town. Local Republicans were urged to support the effort to have the Nebraska figure present and influence the state political dynamics.
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Huron
Bryan
Political Prediction რეvaluated by McKinley Era
The quotation contrasts Bryan's protectionist warning with actual trade under McKinley. It notes exports totaling 3.51 billion dollars over three years and dismisses Bryan's prophecy as no better than average reasoning, framing the claim as a partisan critique.
Voter Note Targets Bryan Supporters Over Soup Houses
A stated warning declares any laborer voting for Bryan will be on record for backing soup houses rather than the full dinner pail, signaling a political stance tied to relief and wages.
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Bryan
Minnehaha County Face Possible GOP Takeover
Sioux Falls Journal warns Minnehaha County races show Republicans favored to carry the county, signaling a political shift and potential GOP victory ahead of the election.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
National Social Democratic party calls state convention
A call for a state convention is issued by the National Social Democratic party to meet at Aberdeen on September 27. The call is signed by Geo W Caille Ulredh Bosley S H Cranmer and Robert W Haire who previously supported the populist party but reject its remnants and the idea of joining the Democratic party.
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National Social Democratic Party
Aberdeen
Geo. W. Caille
Ulredh Bosley
S. H. Cranmer
Robert W. Haire
Pettigrew
Bryan
Democratic Party
Strategy of National Campaigns in McClure's Magazine
A special McClure's Magazine article titled The Strategy of National Campaigns will appear in the October issue. It promises insights into strategic measures used by presidential campaign leaders over the last quarter century. The anonymous author, noted for his role in these struggles, offers rare public revelations.
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McClure
Hambidge
Bryan as Paramount Issue and Trusts in Democratic Struggle
The Nashville Banner argues that Bryan remains the central issue in the party split over trusts and tariff. It claims Republican measures to destroy trusts were defeated by Democrats and that Pettigrew’s role is pivotal in shaping trust-related campaigning and faction dynamics.
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Nashville
Bryan
Congress
Little
America
Senator Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Vertical writing system gains renewed attention in study
Readers note renewed interest in vertical writing as researchers explore historical scripts and modern applications. Scholars identify key advantages for calligraphy, education, and cultural heritage preservation amid ongoing archival work.
Abolition Call for Vertical Handwriting in Public Schools
A critique argues the vertical handwriting system harms pupils and wastes time. The writer cites Spencerian method favoring practicality and cites the New York Tribune noting shifting preferences toward intermediate slant and away from vertical. The piece urges immediate abolition of the vertical system in Huron schools.
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The
New York Tribune
New York
Huron
Mark Hanna Aimed For South Dakota October Campaign
The passage extols Mark Hanna as a strong Ohio senator and Republican campaign manager. It contrasts Hanna’s industrious record and wealth with William Jennings Bryan, declaring Hanna more effective and Bryan an idle dreamer. The tone defends Hanna against Democratic attacks and highlights his ability to create employment and adjust capital relations.
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Mark Hanna
South Dakota
Ohio
Mark
Hanna
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Hanna
Bryan Prophecy Critique Drawn From 1890s Trade Views
A partisan screed attacks William Jennings Bryan, arguing his political predictions failed and his 1896 influence harmed business and agriculture. It contrasts McKinley victory, Wilson law effects, and per capita wheat and corn consumption to claim farmers favor protectionism. It portrays Bryan as unproven and untrustworthy in economic policy.
Distinguished Visitors Visit Huron Campaign Trail
On Monday September 24 John T Wooley the prohibition candidate for president plans to speak on Dakota avenue in Huron. On Saturday he will be followed by Mr Bryan the Democrat and alleged populist candidate. Bryan has visited before making this visit less newsworthy than in 1896. Huron has hosted President McKinley Gov Roosevelt and now Wooley and Bryan in the past year. Special trains enable rapid cross state travel.
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Bryan
Huron
Republic
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Congress
Chicago
John T. Wooley
Dakota Avenue
Democrats
Roosevelt
Mr. Wooley
Union
Department of the Interior
South Dakota
Andrew Gustaf Youngquist
James W. Thompson
Henry H. Grant
Milton Lyon
John Vandegrift
Why Farmers are Protectionists
The New York Press argues farmers protect tariffs to shield American consumers from food shortages during unemployment. It notes 1892 wheat consumption reached 368,583,730 bushels under McKinley era wage earners at work and contrasts with 1894 conditions, linking farm protection to domestic needs.
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United States
New York
Mr. Bryan
Don't Get Thin Dont Get Thin Get fat and plump
An old health ad touts Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a safe way to gain and preserve plumpness through seasonal changes. It claims the product aids digestion and nutrition, urging readers to request a free sample and noting price and availability through Parke & Bowne chemists and druggists.
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Scott
Subscott & Bowne
Doctor J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm Ad
Resident James Fisher Sr reports relief from severe side back and kidney pain after using Dr J H McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm. He credits the treatment with restoring health within days and urges readers to buy at druggists.
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Walling, Tenn
Farm price comparisons show farmers gain since 1896
The Aberdeen News notes that farmers have fared better in the last three years than before, with many prices rising while costs did not. An Iowa article lists how one bushel of corn, wheat, oats and other goods would buy far more then than now, illustrating the era’s improved purchasing power for farm products.
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Bryan
Iowa
Lonsdale
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Easy Digestion for All
An advertising blurb extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a universal digestant that digests all foods in a bottle. It claims quick relief and cure of stomach troubles and asserts no other preparation can do this. Endorsed by Holland Wheeler and A J Bick Co.
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Holland Wheeler
A.J. Bick
Reliance Medical Co
Detroit
Mich
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsed For Modern Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills to relieve headache and constipation without danger. It sells at 25 cents through Holland Wheeler's drug store, contrasting with explosive mining slang used to grab attention.
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Dr. King
Holland Wheeler’s
Ewes and Rams Offered at H A Palmer Farm Sale
Five hundred ewes Rambouillet and Shropshire grades plus half yearlings. Fifty thoroughbred Shropshire ewes. Seventy five yearling wethers. Thirty Rambouillet and Shropshire rams mostly yearlings. Viewable at H A Palmer’s farm five miles southwest of Huron.
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H. A. Palmer
Huron
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McLean
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