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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1886
Page
2
The Huronite of 1886 discusses subscription terms, agency notes, and party activity. It highlights Beadle county political influence in territorial matters and mentions Vic Mitchell College, a large Republican vote, and ex Governor Suerman planning to practice law in Vinton.
The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket to keep Bea County influence strong in political affairs and secure lasting party strength in Dakota.
The Republican county central committee has outlined work and is actively carrying it out with successful meetings across the county.
Ti Dakota Mutual reports a loss at Jamestown with an average monthly loss exceeding $500 since its founding and a claim of being always first to pay among policyholders.
The article charges that the groups urging J. L. Spaulding’s Republican nomination are actively working to promote the Democratic candidate in the first district.
Democratic county superintendent candidate Miss Burieida spent Friday in the city criticizing local Democratic newspapers for what she termed insincere support of the ticket carried in their columns.
In a district spanning multiple counties Bismarck has secured the nominations for both a House member and a Council seat. The piece casts the victories as temporary and contends they will be overturned to bury the victors.
Del egate Gifford continues his North Dakota campaign with a Pembina speech last night and planned stops at Neche Bathgate St Thomas Grafton Minto Park River Larimore before arriving in Grand Forks next Thursday when he will speak. He is accompanied by ex Marshal Allen.
The Yankton Press reports Mitchell opposes moving the capital and supports keeping the court in place while favoring a court relocation. Mitchell argues the legislature must consider Mitchell before Dakota. Yankton backs capital removal and opposes changing the court location.
A territorial party circular accuses Delegate Gifford of opposing the Dawes bill while others insist he supported it fully. The document is seen as unfair and political maneuvering. The report notes Mr Day would not back such tactics and comments on the mischaracterized Milwaukee road reference.
A contested murder involving political power and liquor interests is described as a conspiracy to terrorize reformers. An eye witness, identified as Martini, recalls Custer era events, including a near-fatal battle and a lone survivor narrative, to illustrate the dangers of saloon influence.
The Huron Times attacks Mr Spaulding, arguing he is not a representative citizen and unfit for office due to personal habits. It notes the Horonite paper refuses to support him and questions the Huron delegation’s politics and party alignment.
The Salt Lake Tribune notes signs of polygamy decline as the Edmunds Law steps up enforcement. A Mormon official cited John Taylor as a potential catalyst whose one word could end polygamy. The piece argues church and people face arrest risks, emigration limits, and shifting pressures from within the Saints.
A private letter to the editor pledges strong support for B. B. Herbert to succeed Maj. Strait in Congress. The message asserts Herbert’s friendship for Dakota and promises citizens will be gratified by his election.
Reports from meetings across the county show Republicans rallying in support of the ticket. The tone suggests strong backing and a desire to demonstrate broad backing for the party plans.
The Cincinnati Price Current estimates U S wheat stocks at 32 000 000 bushels as of Oct 1, down from two years ago and below the seven year past, with 18 percent of the crop marketed and daylight for higher prices in Dakota.
Tan Horoshe states no personal ill will toward Mr. Spaulding and recalls pleasant interactions. As a private citizen he would not speak ill, but as a candidate his character is undermined by Republican insiders who use nominations to advance selfish ends and disrupt party unity.
A fragmented line urges commissioners to ensure care in district management, warning that any lax attitude could lead to issues. The note stresses accountability and vigilant governance at local level.
A brief Tuesday forecast suggests the Republican Party will secure control in the upcoming political shift. Analysts cite party organization, voter sentiment, and early polling as indicators of a likely victory.
President Cleveland cut short plans to visit Richmond with his wife and cabinet ladies amid local chatter that Winnie Davis and Jefferson Davis’s daughter influenced the decision. Cabinet meeting set the earlier departure to avoid a reception tied to the postwar era. A former Confederate figure noted the president avoided meeting Jeff Davis's soldiers and his daughter.
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Cog Primpton, long a prominent figure in Massachusetts politics, has switched allegiance from the Democratic to the Republican party signaling a notable realignment. The move could influence upcoming elections and party dynamics in the state.
A RAND Republican rally occurred in Grand Forks on the 21st inst, drawing local attendees and supporters to hear party representatives speak.
Promotion claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve for bruises sores tetter chilblains corns and eruptions with a cure for piles. Guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by C Durand.
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