Republican Ticket State and County Ballot Snapshot
A historical ballot list shows a Republican slate including Governor Arthur Mellette and Lieutenant Governor George H. Hoyt, with A. R. Rudd and Taylor, Salmon, Dollard, Mix County proposals, and assorted state and county posts. Names span Mellette Codington Hoyt Walworth Rudd Spink Hanson Bon Homme Yankton Paulk King Taylor Harrison Lane Fuller Palmer Curtis Nickell Applin Spaulding Wood Boss positions and several justices and constables.
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Arthur c. Mellette
Codington County
Geo
H. HO
Walworth County
Rin Rud
Bal Pa Ooena
Taylor
Spink County
Pee Reem Hatinova
Hanson County
Salmon
Robert Dollard
Bon Homme County
Ae Public Lands
Sinuacesciety
Labor and Statistics
Charies Mix County
South Dakota Republicans Endorse Platform Principles
The South Dakota Republican convention affirms the 1888 national platform, praises U. S. senators and congress, and supports constitutional adherence, infrastructure like artesian wells, irrigation, and education funds. It urges tariffs to protect farmers and miners, citizenship for immigrants, veterans pensions, and voter secrecy with ballot protections, calling for faithful party alignment.
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South Dakota
Nation
Republican Party
Ltarrison
United States
Congress
Maine
Ee Ee
Theas
Commonwealth
Uniteds
Sit Sa Cpa Feta Theekees
Fragmentary Civil War Era Political Fragments
Disjointed notes touch on party lines and emancipation milestones. References include Abraham Lincoln election, Homestead Act, Fort Sumter, 1863 emancipation of enslaved people, Appomattox surrender, universal suffrage, pension increases for Union soldiers and orphans, and admission of South Dakota.
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Party of
of the People
National Republican Party
Cirea
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Sumpter
South Dakota
Bank of Hagerty & Co Goes Into Liquidation
Aberdeen News reports the Bank of F E Hagerty & Co suspended operations shortly after 2 pm. Deposits refused, doors closed, $88,500 paid-in capital, $53,000 liabilities, 160 city accounts average $100 balance. Other Hagerty banks unaffected. Claremont bank involved. Ira Barnes and JQ A Braden named to close affairs. home deposits to be paid in full.
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Aberdeen News
Bank of
F. E. Hagerty & Co
Bank of Verdon
Bank of Warner
Bank of Frederick and Farmers and Merchants Bank of Webster
Hagerty
Bank of Claremont
Ira Barnes
Northwestern National Bank
J.Q. A. Braden
the Land Office
County Board Refuses Precincts on Sioux Reservation
The county board in session refused to establish voting precincts for the Sioux reservation area west of Sioux City. Acting on District Attorney Porter’s advice after review, the board ruled it lacks authority. The decision is a setback for Pierre in the capital contest.
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Pierre
Sioux City Journal
Cuamermam
Porter
Burglars Break Into Ed Welch Store But Fail to Take Cash
Leroner Oct 8 Burglars entered Ed Welch’s store last night carried out a safe on trucks stolen from a warehouse and blew it open. They did not obtain any money as Welch kept cash elsewhere. Two men, who say they are farmers, are suspected as they prepared to leave the country toward the south yesterday.
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Leroner
Ed. Welch
Welch
Columbus Delano Resigns as Wool Growers Leader
Columbus Delano, president of the National Wool Growers' Association, has issued an address to congratulate wool growers on the tariff status and resign from his office.
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Colvmsos
Columbus Delano
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Knockout Keeps Yankton Lightweight Win In Centerville
Patsey Magney, the Yankton lightweight, knocked out Ed Smith of St. Paul in a ten round bout held Saturday night in an old hay shed south of Centerville. Arrangements will be made for a finishing bout soon.
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Centerville
Centervile
Patsey Magney
Ed, Smith
St. Paul
Burglars Loot Alpena Drug Store and Post Office Safe
Nighttime burglars entered Dr Roger's drug store through the journal office in Alpena Aurona between 1 and 4 a m. They blew open the post office safe, taking about 100 dollars in cash and 40 dollars from the drug store safe. The door was blown from its hinges and all glass shattered.
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Alpena
Aurona
Roger
Journal Office
Begging Credit and Irrigation Controversy in State News
A long Aberdeen dispatch rails at Pierre credit for artesian wells while praising Huron irrigation efforts. The piece mentions Senator Crawford, local farm meetings in Spink Brown counties, and Farm Day Hawkins experiments. plus political updates on Morrill, Pickler and Moody, and notes on law, court, and world’s fair artifacts.
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Pierre Daily Free Press
Crawford
Pierre
Tam
Spink County
Huron
Spink
Brown
Harrison Farm
Hitchcock
J. O. Peterson
Address from Grovat R. Davis on Chicago 1893 fair plans
Grovat R. Davis announces his election as director general of the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago and urges press support. He cites Congress dates for dedication in 1892 and opening in 1898, notes expected exhibits from the US and foreign nations, and calls for broad state participation. Also mentions Sioux City corn palace closure and deaths of Justice Miller and Belknap, plus anticipated extra Congress session and presidential arrival in Washington.
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Artiv
Adams
Day County
Harrison
Galesburg
Congress
Columbia
Unly
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Henry
Aberdeen
Pierre
Centerville
Vermillion
Breckenridge
Arkansas
Gen
Belnap
Justice Miller
Belnap Deshes
Arlington
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Crroano
United States
National Commissioners
Board of Directors
Ae Union
Poe
Will
United States of America
Grovat R. Davis
Sioux City
Scrubby Lot Critics of Reservation Coverage
Article notes South Dakota editors who toured a recently ceded reservation to the Hills offered scant, biased comments. Paul R. Goddard of the Pierre Capital provided the strongest, accurate description while others produced brief or misinformed notices. The Deadwood Pioneer mocks the Pierre editors as a “deadhesds” scrubby lot.
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Deadwood
Pierre
South Dakota
Paul R. Goddard
Pierre - Capital
Goddard
Suspicioned citizens warned by Pierre Free Press
The Pierre Free Press cites threats against people differing from leading citizens, using the phrase to "put them out of the way" and referencing terms like half breeds and squaw men in a harsh call describing political suppression.
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Coxremrl
Pierre Free Press
Pierre land sharks deny syndicate purchase claim
Mr. Curtis of Berlin Wisconsin denies owning Pierre property and calls a Pierre story a fabrication. The Salem Register interview asserts no stake in Pierre real estate and accuses the tale of duping investors and inflating holdings.
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Unidad
Faulkton
Pierre
Curtis
Berlin
Wis
Salem Register
Pierre Press and Huron Capital Editorial Dispute
The Sioux Falls Daily Press and Pierre Capital exchange accusations over authorship of capital question editorials. Sagene and Miller are named in a dispute about original articles, while the Press claims authorship of every capital related piece. The tone urges steadiness and restraint amid bitter rhetoric.
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Sioux Falls Daily Press
Pierre
Huron Capital
Sagene
Miller
Capital
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Praised as Best Cough Remedy
The notice extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as the most prompt and agreeable cough medicine. It claims long struggle with bronchial trouble and throat irritation are eased, noting strong personal testimonials and widespread familiarity.
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Ayer
Agar
Local Drugstore Ad Lists Revival Remedies and Prices
Corbin & Co. advertises medicines by name with prices: CuamBentain’s Coyugu Remedy for colds and croup at 50 cents. Cuampriam’s Pars Baia liniment for rheumatism at 50 cents. Cuamperiam’s Corio for bowel complaints 25 and 50 cents. Sr. Paraice’s Prits for liver and bowel disorders at 25 cents. Cuampertamn’s Eye and Skin Oner at 25 cents for eye ailments and skin conditions.
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Corbin & Co
CuamBentain
Cuampriam
Castoria Echoes Through Life From Child To Mother
The piece traces a lifelong refrain as Castoria accompanies a girl from childhood to motherhood. It notes how at eight she cried for Castoria, as a Miss she clung to it, and in motherhood she gave Castoria to her children.
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Castoria
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J. A. Pickle
Paulk County
Ipa R.gamble
Yankton County
Eee
C. M. Harrison
King
G. F. Lane
M. F. Fuller
H.A. Palmer
Aplin
J.L. Spaulding
John Wood
BE. H. Boos
F. E. Grant
N.C. Estey
P. A. Bliss
Q. A. Cheney
Toland
Chas
Slamphere
W. D. Hamilton
F. Rhodes
Republican Platform
the News
Aberdeen Bank
F.B Hagerty & Co
Sy Cheek
Jons
Labor Party
Kansas
Plate
al Senate
Ettigrew
Maj. Pickler
R. G. Dan & Co
Rube Burrows
Moody
Caton
J. A. Pickler
Vermont
Morrill
United States Senate
United States Supreme Art
Gustave G. Shaver
D. A. Athen
H. W. Magee
Hagerty & Co
Allzens
Court House
Edmunds
Mitchell M. E
Archibald Jamison
Redfield
L. W. Miller
St. Lawrence
R. C. Opie
Spring Lake
Essington and
Grant County
Sherman
Edgerly
Council Bluffs
Towa
Samuel Griggs
Wankegen
Rodney Johnson
Dr. J. CO. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
C. W. Barringer
Aimani City
Hime
Hills Brcek
Dak
N.”. Walling
Masonic Block
F M. Heaton
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Zachington
Tain Petsatetrom
Robert If
J. W. Shannon
Lowry
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