Republican State Ticket Names For Ballot
Partial OCR lists Union County Ringsrud and Biel as ticket figures with W Taylor Spink County Hanson Chectel and Robie Dollard Bon Homme Kingsbury Kingsbury R Ruth and R A Smith Charles Mix County. Roles include Attorney General and Commissioner of Labor and Statistics.
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Ringsrud
Union County
Biel
W. Taylor
Spink County
Taylo
Hanson Chectel
Attorn General
Congressional and county ticket slate lists candidates
The document presents a slate of candidates for Congress and county offices including J A Pickler and John Gamble for Representatives, Melville for State Senate, Teets Farbreay Wilson Dukes Harrison Taylor for other posts, G F Lane for Treasurer, M F Fuller for Sheriff and Auditor, C L Curtis for Superintendent of Schools, J Baker Spaulding for District Attorney, Wood for County Judge, E J Boos P E Grant N C E Try P A Bliss D A Cheney S Toland Chas Slampheers D hie for Coroner and Justice.
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Congress
J. A. Pickler
John ¥. Gamble
Melville
South Dakota Republicans Endorse 1888 Platform Principles
The South Dakota Republicans reaffirm the national platform, back President Harrison and Gov Mellette, push for state irrigation laws and funds, support expanded silver currency tied to silver mine output, favor protective tariffs, and seek Australian ballot secrecy. They urge protections for labor, oppose monopolistic pricing, support veterans and immigration for lawful settlers, and back national election reforms.
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South Dakota
Canon
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Pes
Indus
United States Senate
1861 through 1880 United States milestones and state changes
The fragment lists events and themes from 1861 to 1880, including party lines for Lincoln era reforms, Homestead Act, Fort Sumter, Union victories, and federal actions. It mentions Appomattox, emancipation, pensions for soldiers and orphans, and admissions of new states and territories such as South Dakota and Montana, reflecting a period of expansion and reconciliation.
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Party of Progress
of the People
National Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Union
South Dkota
Dakoly
Montana
Taylor Named for State Treasurer in Field Rally
There is great rejoicing in Field over the nomination of William W. Taylor for state treasurer as the Republican ticket. Spink is expected to deliver a strong majority for the Republicans this fall.
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Taylor
Field
William W. Taylor
Spink
Notice served on Webb and Lee to face mediation board
Aug. 28 notice served on Vice President Webb of the New York Central and Master Workman Lee of the District Assembly Knights of Labor. They must appear in New York City Tuesday for an investigation of the present strike.
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Rusing
N. Y
Webb
New York Central Railroad
Lee
District Assembly Knights of Labor
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
New York City
Census bulletin shows U S finances by units with state shifts
The census office bulletin reports U S finances by units. South Dakota bonds and resources cited while Wyoming Washington Montana Minnesota show largest percentage increases. Oklahoma aid approved and A R celebration planned in Spink county with G A R and Service Pension group uniting. Farm land gains noted as a small patch of oats grows to three feet and heads out.
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Washixaton
Tates
Illinois
Missouri
Wyoming
Washington
Montana
Otas
Minnesota
South Dakota
A. R
Old Spiers
Spink County
Service Pension Association
Boy Injured After Fall Near Hetland
Under the Wheels Antington Aug 29 Yesterday afternoon little Joe the 6 year old son of F D Bryan of Hetland was badly but not fatally injured when struck by flax and something nearby unnamed in an accident that left him seriously hurt but not in danger.
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Antington
Little Joe
F.D. Bryan
Hetland
Aled
Kronechnable Death Under Temporary Insanity
Reprizip report states 21 year old Robert Kronechnable killed himself yesterday by shooting head and body with a revolver. The note cites temporary insanity as the cause.
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Reprizip
Robert Kronechnable
Mitchell Nominations Pleasing to Republicans at Solomon's Home
In Parker on Aug 29 Republicans express satisfaction with Mitchell tickets and expect to draw allied votes as independents stay away. County Superintendent Solomon is highly regarded and may lead an expanded role, with a fine record anticipated. Auditor Taylor Receives Ovation in Alexandria. The Aug 29 report notes a warm welcome for L C Taylor as trains return from Mitchell, crowds cheering and a late night procession showing strong local popularity.
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Solomon
Parker
Mitchell
Taylor
Alexandria
L.C. Taylor
Possible government probe into Rosebud ration draws
Washington reports a government Indian inspector may visit Rosebud Agency South Dakota to personally examine ration distributions for about 7500 Indians while census figures show around 2000. Officials believe no graft yet but the matter has been referred to Secretary Noble for action. The issue complicates relations with the Indian population.
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Washington
Rosebud
South Dakota
Pfiii
Noble
Don
Department Reports Shortfall in Original Figures
Officials acknowledge a significant discrepancy in reported numbers with about two thousand fewer than expected. The department is reviewing records to determine how the shortfall occurred and to reconcile the figures.
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Peeple
Terrible accident in Exx Port injures child
A severe accident in Exx Port reports little Mary Ford falling from a tree onto an eight foot picket fence. A fence splinter penetrated the child’s rectum three inches and she lay there until help arrived. Dr. Coly is attempting to treat her and save her life.
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Mary Ford
Governor Merception Bids Wentworth Visit
Panxer notes Governor Merception was received at the Wentworth house with many locals calling and paying respects. A ten minute speech followed before the crowd dispersed.
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Panxer
Merception
Wentworth House
New Jail at Redfield Awarded to Pauly Jail Co
County commission session awards contract for building jail and sheriff’s home in Redfield to Pauly Jail Company of St. Louis. Bond amount and stage details noted in report.
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Redfield
County Commission
Pauly Jil Company
St. Louis
Public debt and labor day notes in Black Hills area
The August public debt shows a decrease while local events accompany Labor Day celebrations in the Black Hills region. A dispute over city standings in Pierre and Huron involves newspaper space sales and calls for open discussion, with readers urged to weigh the merits of both cities.
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Pittsburg
States
The
Black Hills Union
Huron
Pse
Rapid City
Huron Capital Committee
Asimong
Ces
Pierre Oipi
Haron
Pierre
Cartain
Pierre Board of Trade Seeks Bonds Amid Taxpayer Burden
The article critiques the Pierre board of trade for pressing bonds and illegal taxes on residents despite an imminent reckoning. It accuses figures like Thomas Bixby R F King Tracy Pra and Mr Fitch of profiting from wind and bond schemes at the expense of the people's money.
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Pierre
Board of Trade
Thomas Bixby
R. F. King
Tracy Pra
Mr. Fitch
Pension Examiner Appointments Reported
Dr A W Ricamoyo of Thures town North Dakota and N W Nesmi near Woonsocket South Dakota have been named pension examining...
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A. W. Ricamoyo
Thurestown
N. D
N. W. Nesmi
Woonsocket
S. D
Pierre coal scheme sparks river county debate in Walworth
A Walworth County column warns Pierre capital boosters use tactics to sway river county voters over a coal shipment venture. It cites plans for a $50,000 company to ship coal to the Pr, suggesting delays and fears of deception as the project seeks county support. It also notes praise for artesian irrigation experiments improving grain yields and argues irrigation could boost state farming competitiveness.
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Borrors
Seton
Suattey
S. di
Gett
Pierre
Caps
Paoli Oa
Cem
Itor
Pierre Board of Trade
Parkston
Lesbos
Huroh
Hitchcock
Prairie
Will Be Condeded Heavy Independent Huron Note
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Huron and South Dakota, mentioning no formal requests or offices and referencing a general objective tied to a capital. The readable portion hints at a political or civic context with phrasing about laying down and giving to other cities.
South Dakota Irrigation Group Forms to Promote Artesian Wells
A conference of Aberdeen loan company representatives backed artesian irrigation and plans to fund first class loans to sink artesian wells. Fifty wells are expected this fall as the new South Dakota Irrigation organization, based in Huron, will receive applications and coordinate contracts through specific committees.
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Aberdeen Irrigation Convention
Aberdeen paper on state Democrat publication seeks growth
A newly received Aberdeen issue discusses a state Democrat paper and expresses hope for its durability and success, wishing it to thrive more than the party it supports.
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Tae
Aberdeen
Hrr
Pierre Signal Reports Bond Elections and Tax Protests
The Pierre Signal outlines upcoming bond elections and tax objections. It notes a Sept 18 vote to issue bonds for a school district cost and other bonds totaling 100000 for debt, amid criticism of city fiscal policy and local governance.
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Tue
Pierre Signal Co
Pierre
Pierré
Pacific
Weil
Noel
Pierre Board
Population skew in Hughes county prompts capital location debate
Census figures show Hughes county with about 5 000 residents and 600 non town inhabitants. Pierre Uanning Blunt and Harri together hold around 1 200. towns total 4 400 leaving 600 rural. About 120 adult men engage in farming or stock raising, prompting a claim that the county cannot support a state capital.
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Hughes County
Pierre
Uanning
Blunt
Harri
Hugh County
Hughes
Precarious State House Building in Hughes County
Citizens question the donated capital building. They cite plastered mechanics liens and fear a disaster unless the janitor’s prompt actions are credited. Supreme court chambers are reportedly held in Hughes County Court House amid debate over the frame structure.
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Prenre
Supreme Court
Hughes County Court House
Pierre
Gipsy Senator Proposes 2 Percent Income Tax Bill
Senator Gipsy of Louis Louisian a introduces a bill in the senate to levy a 2 percent income tax on annual gains profits and income of every US resident starting 1891. The measure would tax salaries of the President and the Judiciary and officers of any state with collection by the commissioner of internal revenue.
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Gipsy
Louis
Louisiana
Senate
United State
Interna ’ Revenue
Solid for Huron in Clark County Pilot
Last year Clark County cast over votes for Watertown with most from the east side. Voters there acted in their own interests. This fall they will again vote for their own interests and favor Huron.
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Huron
Clark County
Watertown
Local dogs cause mayhem with gum on a windy day
A chaotic scene unfolds as multiple pups react to a splatter of gum tossed in their vicinity. Patrons speculate which pup was targeted as the commotion spreads.
Return of Moody cited as GOP senate hope
Coxcrossmax Pickler reports on Moody's return from Washington and asserts Moody will regain a senate seat. The article claims Moody is correct on the matter and predicts a Republican sweep in the legislature with a safe majority.
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Coxcrossmax Pickler
Washington
Moody
Senate
Floody
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