Republican State and County Tickets Listed
The document presents a Republican ticket lineup for governor and state offices, with names such as Arthur C. Hub and O. Mellette for governor and lieutenant governor respectively, plus numerous county positions including superintendent, attorney, treasurer, sheriff, auditor, and other local posts. It also lists congressional and county ticket candidates like J. Pickler, John R. Gamble, A. B. Melville, Real Wilson, G. F. Lane, M. Fuller, H. Palmer, and S. L. Curtis along with clerks, coroners, and justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Hub O. Mellette
Traerth
Lient
Union
Fakene
Solomon
Sef Ooxsano
Omme
UTH Public Lands
Forron Labor and Statistics
Mi’ Smita
Ch Mix County
Republican Platform of Dakota in Convention 1888
The Dakota Republicans endorse Harrison and Mellette, urge state irrigation via artesian wells, support agricultural development, and seek federal aid. They advocate protected labor, domestic industry, currency expansion, and reciprocal treaties. They back pension benefits for veterans, open immigration, labor rights, ballot integrity, and enforcement of election law.
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Dakota
National Republican Party
Harrison
Mellette
United States
Congress
Commonwealth
James G. Bisine
Election era fragments hint at Lincoln era and Civil War events
Disjointed lines reference the Party of Progress and National Republican stance against slavery, election of Abraham Lincoln, Fort Sumter firing, and later acts. Names and places are garbled, but imply Union financial and legislative themes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Progress
National Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Sumpter
Union
Aes
Universal
Icitor
Montana
Forest City Welcomes Last Rail On New Railroad
Forest City, D. Sept. 7. The last rail on the Forest City and Sioux City railroad was laid, uniting Forest City with the Chicago and Northwestern system at Gettysburg. The Northwestern is expected to extend service to Forest City immediately. Local leaders anticipate a Gettysburg to Huron survey and grading to begin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haroware, Forest Orty
Forest City, & Sioux City Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern
Gettysburg
Northwestern
Forest City
Forest City & Sioux City Railway
Huronso Ag
Two Men Sent Into Eternity by its Deadly Work
A severe storm near Henry leaves John Currie a 25 year old farmer dead from lightning at C. M. Ell wood’s residence. Near Ludden Henry Moschein, a farmer, perishes when struck by lightning as the barn burns. A Groton pension board appointment is reported, with Pay receiving $4 monthly dating from 1886 for a total of $184.
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Henry
John Currie
C. M. Ellwood
Axsgavesy
Ludden
Henry Moschein
Groton
Wasutoron
Pickier
W. J. Evans
Daniel Gerb
A. Grant
Asher F. Pay
Huron
Dry as the Driest in Deadwood and Lead City
In Deadwood and Lead City today saloonkeepers faced a roundup as 38 in junction orders and warrants were issued for service on the proprietors of saloons and original package joints, leaving the town very dry.
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Deadwood
Lead City
Town
Kansas
Reed welcomed by 3000 in Porriano after gathering crowds
Speaker Reed arrived in Porriano and received ovations along the route. He was welcomed at the city hall by a crowd of about 3,000. In Boston the Typothetae ended its session with recommendations on apprenticeships urging probation and stricter employer duties. A H Pugh of Cincinnati was elected president.
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Porriano
Reed
Typothetae
Boston
A. H. Pugh
Cincinnati
State Fair opens as races set for Monday in Lincon
Nebraska State Fair at Lincon opens on Sept 5 with racing to start Monday. In another note from Ex Pomt the Independents held a mass meeting with about 500 attendees. Loucks Zipp and Drill spoke and disputed Gamble’s Sioux Falls nomination claim, asserting Gamble’s nomination was fair after a heated contest.
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Linconn
Neb
Loucks
Zipp
Drill
John R. Gamble
Sioux Falls
Pettigrew
Gamble
Spring on government land serves local water needs in Hand County
In Wasamarox South Dakota a perennial spring on public land provides pure water to nearby residents. A local petition seeks to keep the spring for general use amid possible land transfer concerns and public land laws.
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Hand County
South Dakota
Petition Leads to Government Stop of Land Strip
The interior department issued an order withdrawing a land strip from public domain to create a community watering place under government control, placing the site at the disposal of the people.
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Interior Department Ay
Spri
Regulation Clarifies Land Entry Limits and Rights of Way
In a late 19th century decision Assistant Secretary Obanda denies confirmation of John W. Barnes land entry in Huron South Dakota, citing insufficient proof and lack of required improvements. The ruling rescinds prior August 1889 and 1890 decisions and imposes 320 acre limits with rights of way for ditches and canals. Mortgage holder W W Brown affected by the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wasmerox
Obandla
John W. Barnes
Huron
Barnes
W. W. Brown
Representative Pickler Secures Pension Bureau Messenger
Sept 8 Pickler appoints W. H. Honn of Hard County South Dakota as pension bureau messenger. Honn is an old soldier.
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Wasnixarox
Pickler
W. H.‘Honn
Hard County
South Dakota
Pension Bureau
Honn
Passenger train wreck on Black Hills line injures several
Deapwoon Sept 8 Yesterday a passenger train on the Black Hills and Fort Pierre railroad ran into a mass of rocks that tumbled on the track about ten miles this side of Piedmont. No one was killed but several were badly injured.
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Deapwoon
Black Hills
Fort Pierre
Piedmont
One Chance Yet Forts Ft Randall Reservation Bill
Wasuixatox Sept 8 The house committee on public lands refused to adopt the senate amendment opening Ft Sisseton for state use and militia. It plans to send the bill to conference keeping it privileged, improving odds for later passage this session.
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Wasuixatox
Ft. Randall
South Dakota
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Ft. Sisseton Reservation
House
Maine Republicans claim sweeping off year victory
Avaysta Maine September 8 Chairman Manley of the Republican state committee reports by dispatch to President Harrison Maine yields the largest Republican majority in an off year since 1866 and a larger margin than in recent presidential contests. Gove is reelected by about 15 000 and Speaker Reed gains over 4500, with Dingley and Boutelle also winning strong majorities.
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Avaysta
Manley
Republican State’ Committee
Harrison
Maine
Govee
Reed
Dingley
Boutelles
Desperate attempts to wreck the New York Central express
A train on the New York Central line leaving New York at 6 p m was halted 600 yards south of the Hamburg drawbridge after a flagman, fired upon while clearing obstructing ties, set a danger signal. The express, with seven sleeping cars and additional cars, passed the scene safely after the threat.
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St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Old Troy
Hamburg
Milwaukee round house burned with tanks and ice houses
At noon today a fire destroyed the Milwaukee round house water tanks and ice houses in Yankton. The blaze also caused minor damage to the clothing stock of Harry Kitz. In Lixcoxx Nebraska the interstate temperance convention for Nebraska Kansas Iowa North and South Dakota met in the afternoon with C. A. Atkinson of Lioth presiding.
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Yankton
Milwaukee Round House
Harry Kitz
Temperance
Lixcoxx
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
C. A. Atkinson
Lioth
Woman Appointed to Board of Managers in Fargo
Judge Martin Ryan names Mrs. Judge McConnell to the board of managers in Fargo. Mrs. McConnell, niece of the late Le Pherson, is described as a capable and compliant local figure fit for the role.
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Fargo
Fai
Martin Ryan
Jdge McConnell
McConnell
le Pherson
South Dakota Republicans Seen Solid for Moody and GOP
Senator Pettigrew returned to Washington and told a Sioux Falls reporter that the Republican party in South Dakota is in strong shape. He said the Farmers Alliance strength is overestimated and that the slate is the strongest ever nominated with every legislator backing Moody. He noted women’s suffrage activists are pushing but remain uncertain.
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Wasuinates
Pettigrew
Washington
Senate
South Dakota
Jou
Farmers’ Alliance
Moody
Tor Soes
Moody Denies Alleged Statements in Public Crisis
The speaker rejected the reported remarks calling them bogus and without truth and asserted he never made the statements attributed to him, claiming no foundation for the charges. No further context provided.
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Moody
Mathews Can Stand It Iroquois Chief
The speech attacks the Brookings county convention for seating the Diamond delegation and accuses the Diamond faction of contesting twenty four precincts to seize control. It questions the impact on the Republican party and denounces alleged misuses of the credentials committee.
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Mathews
Brookings County
Geo. A. Mathews
Committee On
Section near Sioux Valley acreage sparks funding debate
The article discusses a 640 acre tract near Sioux Valley and the potential value if Huron provides capital. It notes supporters argue the land could fund large amounts, while opponents question feasibility and timing.
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Sectio
Sioux Valley News
Huron
Huron Plans to Shape Campaigns Amid Unclear Hurdles
Fragmentary lines hint at Huron evaluating campaign methods and future strategy. The text references W and Prrkne in a political context with uncertain details about tactics and aims.
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Prrkne
Huron
Seafaa
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Congressional
J. &. Pickler
Melville
Mae Real Wilson
Dukes
Arebaea
Taylor
G. F. Lane
M. F. Fuller
H. A. Palmer
L. Curtis
Superin Aplin
Spalling
M. Boos
A. Cheney
Toland
Lamphere
Hamilton, JR. Rhodes
the News
Sioux City
Bartlett Trippis
Altoona
Sioux Palls
Paxton
Ill
St. Paul
Theologica Seminary
Jim Hill
John Myers
Grand Forks
Gens Springham
Massachusetts Penitentiary
Mary Lyons
Salem
North Dakota
John W. Ross
District of Columbia
Ross
Casey
Davis
Pierce An Washburn
Vermont
Indian Territory
Pierre
Brookings
Ste
Haron
Wolsey
Presider McLoath
Sion
Fierre
Hughes County
Dakota Collegian
Free Press
Collegian
Brookings College
Moé Louth
McClure
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