Supreme Court Judges and Fifth Circuit Dispatch
Supreme Court Judges First District Dighton Corson of Deadwood Second District A C Kellam of Chamberlain Third District J K Bennett of Clark For Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit A W Campbell of Aberdeen
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Supreme Court
Dighton Corson
Deadwood
A. C. Kellam
Chamberlain
J. KE. Bennett
Clark
Fifth Judicial Circuit
A. W. Campbell
Aberdeen
Republican Party of South Dakota Delegates Endorse 1870s Principles
Delegates in convention renew allegiance to Republican ideals and leaders, praise four years of GOP rule delivering prosperity, attack Democratic policy as causing financial distress, and affirm support for bimetallic silver with gold parity. The text also references pensions and distrust of the Sherman act.
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Repubican Party of
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Clay County Townships Delinquent Tax List Has Single Name
In Clay County a township appears in the delinquent tax list with only one name recorded. The entry stands out as the sole name listed for the unpaid taxes.
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Clay County
Repudiation of Rapid GOP Legislation Sparks Debate
The remark questions the fast track push of Republican bills, highlighting partisan friction and concerns over procedural haste and policy impact. Critics warn rushed measures may bypass scrutiny while supporters defend efficiency and timely governance.
Senate Sideshow Ends Hope On Silver Question
The article notes that any expectation the Senate will act on the silver question has collapsed, leaving observers unsure of the chamber's next steps or potential policy moves.
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Senate
Republican committeemen urged to rally for upcoming election
State wide call to action encourages Republican committeemen to mobilize party strength for the next election, emphasizing organization and grassroots effort to maximize turnout and support.
Average Rage Democrat Questions Senate Confidence
The average rage Democrat has moved beyond defending his party and responds with a grunt of disgust when queried about the Senate. This blunt reaction underscores growing frustration and skepticism toward legislative leadership.
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Senate
Krause Bros Buy Chamberlain Register
Krause Bros proprietors of the Flandrean Enterprise have purchased the Chamberlain Register. A. E. Caldwell of the Sioux Falls Press received a horse and carriage from a Free Will Baptists congregation he has addressed weekly for two years. The saying that two dozen eggs equal a bushel of wheat hints at a moral to raise more eggs and less wheat.
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Krause Bros
Flandrean Enterprise
Chamberlain Register
Register
A. E. Caldwell
The
Sioux Falls Press
Free Will Baptists
Elk Point Courier Vows Long Life For Heritage Paper
The Elk Point Courier, twenty three years old, is described as one of the state’s oldest and best papers with confidence it will reach a century old.
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Elk Point
Public Land Speculation Echoes in Western Expansion
The speaker urges securing South Dakota lands and retaining them as vast government lands dry up. He warns that the depletion of free public parcels nationwide will drive up western land prices and spur a boom.
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South Dakota
Prominent Financial Voice Gains Dominant Influence
The article describes a powerful financier whose opinions on financial matters now lead the field, reducing influence from elites close to the administration who previously held sway. It notes a shift in control and the rise of this figure's authority in economic policy.
Bank Notice Shrouded by Misdirected Message
An Arizona bank cashier posted a cryptic notice on the door claiming the bank has not busted and owes the people 36000 dollars while the people owe it 55000 dollars. The message ends with a defiant line about paying when they pay.
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Arizona
London in the Season sketch by Richard Harding Davis
In Harper's Magazine Davis portrays London as a show town with public spectacles. He references the House of Commons, the Row fashion parade, and the Concert Hall as accessible sights during the season.
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London
Richard Harding Davis
Harper’s Magazine
House of Commons
Railroad Soreror Collision Kills Dozens Near Barrie
In Barrie, Michigan a Raymond and Whitcomb special train returning from Chicago to New York collided with the Pacific Express of the Chicago and Grand Trank. Four cars burned. Twenty-five bodies recovered, many injured. Disobedience of orders blamed for disaster.
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Barrie Onzex
Mich
Raymond and Whitcomb
Chicago
New York
Grand Trank
Reed rules hailed in Senate speech on party doctrine
In a Senate address on Tuesday, David B. Hill praised the Reed rules. The remarks touch on political doctrine and party alignment, noting that both Republicans and Democrats may use different labels for the same approach.
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United States Senate
David B. Hill
Reed
David
Tom Reeds
Faller Nominated for County Commissioner Second District
O. R. Faller is the republican nominee for county commissioner from the second district. He is a representative man and will be rightfully represented on the board, and the people who elect him on November 7 will not regret their votes.
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O. R. Faller
Faller
Indian Territory debate on Cherokee Strip settlement
Harper's Magazine notes November article by Rezin W. McAdam of the Indian Territory urging division of the reservation and equal status for Indians with whites and negroes to settle land.
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Harper’s Magazine
Rezin W. McAdam
Indian Territory
Fire insurance rates rise 20 percent in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls sees a 20 percent increase in fire insurance rates while agents celebrate a supposed kickback. Proponents note firms in the city historically earned steady profits, urging companies to show actual long term losses before further raises.
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Sioux Falls
Precedents in Senate Could Lock In Tariff Position
The Mitchell Republican argues that Republican use of Senate precedents would place tariff legislation where Democratic leaders want it. He contends the current Congress will unlikely enact major tariff changes, while Republicans could still oppose or critique proposals without real change occurring.
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Mitchell
United States
Senate
Congress
Olney Elected Director of Boston & Maine Rail Road
Cleveland attorney general Mr. Olney has been elected a director of the Boston and Maine Railroad and actively participated in the meeting. The company is subject to the Interstate Commerce Law, which he as attorney general would enforce even if actions of the board compel him to prosecute himself. Reform is praised.
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Board of Directors
The Commonwealth and Spink County Politician Change of Ownership
The Commonwealth and Spink County Politician at Redfield changed hands with R B Hassell selling to Allen Peden and J Filling. The new owners aim to run a first class newspaper and advocate Republican principles. The Honorite welcomes the shift and notes the populist presence in Spink county has waned under pressure.
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Commonwealth and
Rail link row resurfaces in Yankton Sioux Falls talks
The communities mark a direct rail connection as prior compromise on the silver question falls through leaving unresolved issues between Yankton and Sioux Falls.
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Yankton
Sioux Falls
Populist voter praised for consistent GOP-leaning turnout
The piece highlights a populist individual who consistently votes in elections. It notes that this person’s habit of turnout is seen as a virtuous example for Republicans to imitate.
Voters Urged to Support Republican Judicial Ticket
The piece urges turnout at the coming election and endorses the Republican judicial ticket as worthy of statewide support. It notes Mr. Van Alen's $50 000 donation to the Democratic campaign fund and confirms his appointment as minister to Italy. Major Pickler receives praise for opposing the forestry hill timber theft.
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van Alen
Democratic Campaign Fund
Italy
Major Pickler
Martin Nominated in Fifth District by Republicans
In Beadle County the Republicans chose 8. O. Martin for the Fifth commissioner district a candidate tied to local business interests and expected to win. He is seen as likely to represent the county’s best interests on the board.
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O. Martin
Beadle County
The Goose That Lays Golden Eggs and Puck Motto cited
The last issue of Pack quotes a saying about the goose that lays the golden egg and notes working men who voted the democratic ticket may reflect on it. It adds a Puck motto about fools and mortals as a comment on current circumstances.
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Pack
Puck
McGonigle Nominated by Democrats for Representative
Hon Charles L McGonigle of Clayton Iowa nominated by the Democrats for representative in a district with over 30000 people He is a popular candidate and considered almost certain to win election Based on his personal popularity in a district where Democrats are not scarce
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Charles L. McGonigle
Old Clayton County
Iowa
Ed. S. Shannon
Harper's Weekly Preview Features World’s Fair Focus
Next week’s issue highlights World’s Fair subjects with full page drawings by Remington Sherwood and Walker. An eight page supplement devoted to the fair contains photographic views from interior buildings. Davis covers the Kendals and Nat Goodwin with portraits of Gounod McMahon Russell and Greenhalge. The Trenton Monument dedication is treated in text and illustrations.
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Harper’s Weekly
Frederick Remington
Rosina Emmet Sherwood
T. Dart Walker
Richard Harding Davis
Kendals
M Tanqueray
Nat Goodwin
Mizzoura
Gounod
Marshal McMahon
John E. Russell
F. T. Greenhalge
Trenton Monument
Thompson the De Smet murderer is hanged
Governor Sheldon faced criticism for granting a fourteen day reprieve to Thompson before his execution. A physician’s affidavit, later shown not to be new evidence, prompted the governor to revoke the reprieve. The Hozonrre supports the execution and defends the governor’s decision as answerable to the people and to God.
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Thompson
de Smet
Sheldon
Along the Bayou Teche and the Acadian Vote
The piece notes 40000 Acadians in Louisiana described by Julian Ralph in Harper’s November issue Along the Bayou Teche. It urges Republicans to vote at the coming election and praises local committeemen for turning out voters. A Woonsocket preacher mocks prayers for national leaders and promotes practical voting, warning taxes and wheat prices could sway crowds.
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Longfellow
Julian Ralph
Louisana
Harper's
Bayou Teche
Woonsocket
United States
Patriotism and Tariff Publicity Urges Reading American Economist
A call to support the home paper and subscribe to the American Economist by the American Protective Tariff League. A correspondent hails it as the greatest political teacher in the United States and invites readers to request a free sample copy from Wilbur F. Wakemap, General Secretary, 135 West 23d St., New York.
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American Economist
American Protective Tariff League
United States
Wilbur F. Wakemap
West 23d St
New York
Dakota
Huronite
Shannon & Longstaff
Dakota Huronite
Huron
Geo. W
Tribune Building
New York City
York Weekly
Martin to Seek Fifth District County Commissioner Seat
The Wessington Times reports S C Martin will replace OC Absher as commissioner after January 1894. Martin, a broad businessman since moving to Dakota in 1882 and settling in Weslington, offers to serve taxpayers’ interests and expedite county business. The Huronite notes a camp meeting tone to the endorsement.
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Commissioner Martin
OC. W. Absher
S. OC. Martin
Martin
Times
Dakota
Weslington
Beadle County
Wessington Times
S. C. Martin
Joliet Faces Industrial Struggles Amid War Pressure
An elderly Joliet account notes widespread unemployment as the Drainage Board considers employing 300 workers once arrangements are made. The city, a manufacturing center, has seen factories idle for months and wage realignments loom if Europe destabilizes further, threatening Joliet’s economic diversification.
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Joliet
Drainage Board
Rennit
Friends of England
Enland
Europe
Stures
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Republican State Platform
Beadle Co
Butterick
M. Booth
Rhe
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NEW York Weekly Tribune
Winchester Rifles
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Haven, Conn
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