Name list for state tickets includes Pickler Gamble and others
A compiled slate shows J A Pickler R J Gamble Chas H Sheldon for Governor and other state posts. Lt Governor candidate Chas N Herried. Secretary of State Thomas Thorson. State Auditor John E Hipple. Attorney General candidate Coe I Crawford. Superintendent Frank Crane. Commissioners J L Lockhart Com of Public Leads S A Wheeler. Railroad contenders Frank Conklin John R Brennan Geo A Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. N. Herried
Thos. Thorson
Coe I. Crawford
Frank Crane
J.L. Lockhart
Frank Conklin
John R. Brennan
Geo. A. Johnson
Election slate for county offices listed
State Senator Longstaff and Sheriff nominee George W Longstaff lead a slate including Coroner H Boos E Probate J Grant Geperimentees of Schools John Milne States Attorney John Wood Clerk of Court Joseph H Alexander Justices E C Patterson George M Cook William Simpson William Ruggles Constables J B Coomer William Walt C E McIlvaine F L Rhodes announced for county positions with the full names and roles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boose
J — E. Grant
Ohn Milne
Ohn Wood
Central Committee Members Named Across Wards in Huron
A list identifies ward representatives in Huron with names such as Wm Simpson J B Miller D J Briggs and others. The notice segments reference First through Fourth Ward positions and various local figures including C A Blake and G E Mahaffey. The incomplete OCR suggests an election or council slate for multiple wards.
Debs on Trial in Chicago and Other 1900s Notes
Debs is now on trial in Chicago. The New York World sends Nelly Bly to Hinckley to report. Maine's Republican majority is about 37000, the largest ever known. George Peck is nominated for Wisconsin governor by Democrats. Abe Van Osde searches as a populist state senate hopeful. The next G A R encampment will be in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Chicago
The
New York World
Nelly Bly
Hinckley
Maine
State
Abe van Osde
Campaign noises draw crowd at Elk Point opening
A populist orator notes Howe rhymes with cow in a stark augury of success as Hon. R. J. Gamble opens the campaign this week at Elk Point. Thomas Undergraff is renominated by Republicans in McGregor district for Congress, with memory of Samuel J. Kirkwood guiding the writer’s first governor vote in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Cow
R. J. Gamble
Elk Point
Thomas Undergraff
McGregor
Congress
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Republican Surge and Campaign Trials Across the Midwest
Reports show Vermont and Maine leaning Republican as the national mood shifts. Dempsey and McCarthy clash in a drawn bout after twenty rounds. Wisconsin Democrats push for silver coinage while South Dakota figures back candidates and campaign efforts intensify in Maine and Iowa.
Hinckley Sufferers Offered 5000 Acres for New Homes
Jim J Hill and others donate 5,000 acres of land in Hinckley to settlers for building new residences, providing opportunity and space for displaced residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim J. Hill
Hinckley
Nation’s annual drink and tobacco bill cited by Mrs Cranmer
Mrs Cranmer notes that the annual national bill for drink and tobacco equals the entire circulating medium of the country. She emphasizes the magnitude of consumption and its impact on the economy.
World money could exist without gold say experts
A quoted lesson argues money may function without gold. Mrs Cranmer asserts woman’s power advances world progress as much as discovering a new continent. The note also mentions C W Williams, famed horseman, recovering losses at his new home in Galesburg Illinois after a failed effort at Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cranmer
C. W. Williams
Independence, In
Galesburg
Ili
Year of narrow majorities calls for broad recruitment
The era demands not only Republican control but careful restraint on majorities. The push is to enlist every available supporter this year, securing enough votes without cultivating oversized majorities.
Shober Threatens Lawsuit Over Tailor’s Elegant Affair
The article notes Brother Shober planning a damages suit. It mentions no reference to the stylish event at the tailor’s and hopes the suit does not damage the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Shober
Porter Peck Launches Fund for Heroic Fire Flood Engineer
Porter P. Peck of Sioux Falls starts a subscription to a fund to honor the engineer who saved lives in the Minnesota flood of fire. The effort seeks public support for awarding a gold medal to the rescuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter P. Peck
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Irrigation Capital Sought in South Dakota
The Mitchell Republican urges capital investment in South Dakota to develop irrigation. The editorial notes a misstep by Ralph due to pilots changes and calls for coordinated funding and planning to advance farming water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Republican
South Dakota
Ralph
Scobey Nominated by Republicans for Washington Legislature
Hon. John O. B. Scobey is nominated by the Republican party at the state capital to represent the people of Washington in the legislature. He pledges to serve well if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. B. Scobey
Washington
Corbett to Fight Jackson Near Sioux City in 1895
Corbett has signed articles for a bout with Jackson to be held near Sioux City between May 15 and June 15, 1895. Jackson has not yet signed, but promoters pursue him eagerly.
Dayton Nominated by Republicans in Wilson District
Gordon Dayton was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Wilson district in West Virginia. Ex-President Harrison delivered a brief speech at the convention. Dayton may win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Dayton
Congress
Wilson
West Virginia
Harrison
Dayton
Herald-Democrat backs Loucks for U S Senate
The Herald-Democrat favors Bro. Loucks for the United States Senate. The paper ignores that South Dakota's next legislature will be strongly Republican and likely to influence the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Democrat
Bro. Loucks
United States Senate
H-D
South Dakota
Farmer's rent debate at Aberdeen populist meeting noted
A Daily News report from Aberdeen describes an inquiry at a populist gathering on whether an aging farmer who rents his land and moves to town is harming his race by demanding compensation for his land viewed as capital and rent as interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Daily News
Mob Justice Condemned in Watertown Outburst
The text denounces mob action in Watertown where citizens outraged by an incident took the law into their own hands. It emphasizes that vigilantism endangers lawful authority and calls for condemnation of the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Two States Voting Plan Tied to Denver Woman
In Mitchell, Bro. Scott of the Republican and his wife discuss voting in two states. Mrs. Scott keeps her Denver home and plans to remain until after the Colorado election to exercise the franchise there. The pair argue about women voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bro. Scott
Mitchell Republican
Apology Accepted for Karl Gerner Lie Claim
Dick Halladay attended as delegate at the Yankton convention and apologized for Karl Gerner’s account, admitting he lied from start to finish. The apology is accepted despite rough treatment of the old friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Halladay
Karl Gerner
Karl
Defeat Talk Sparked by County Election Pressure
A political rally voice challenges Republicans to face defeat claims, predicts at least a 15,000 vote majority for state ticket, cites Democratic national administration impact on farmers and business, urges renewed campaign effort county wide.
Public debate over Watertown crime and mob justice
A letter questions persistent press coverage of the Watertown affair and asks whether the public should let the case fade. It asserts the killer forfeited any civilized consideration, while deploring mob trial and execution but wondering if the subject should remain in public focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wilson Renominated in West Virginia District
The veteran congressman William L. Wilson, author of the tariff bill, is renominated in West Virginia’s second district where he has led Democrats for years. His margin was small last election, with 21,807 votes for Wilson and 20,750 for the Republican rival, a 1,057 gap, plus third party totals. The GOP hopes to flip enough Wilson votes to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Wilson
Senate
West Virginia
Wilson
Readers weigh GOP faults and internal reform efforts
The text argues that while political machines corrupt, loyalty to the Grand Old Party persists. It critiques Bro. Gerner’s convention tirade, defends party loyalty, and urges reform from within rather than desertion. The piece emphasizes the GOP as the best vehicle to expose and correct political wrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Gerner
Republican Party
Senator Pettigrew Stricken In Sioux Falls Health Crisis
Senator Pettigrew has reached his home in Sioux Falls but is reported seriously unwell. Thousands of friends fear any setback could hinder his campaign, though a strong showing is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
State GOP platform praised while silver plank disputed
The Vermillion Republican and Huron Huronite clash over endorsements of the state party platform and a silver plank. The Vermillion paper defends backing the model platform while denying blanket endorsement of the silver plank, urging Bro Willey to verify Aug 24 remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion Republican
Huron Huronite
Pnever
Vermillion Repubican
Editor Longstaff Defends Republican State Ticket
The Huronite criticizes an interview fabrication claim by Hitchcock News and defends editor Longstaff for faithfully reporting Mr. Everitt’s statements. The piece argues Wisener’s denial implies Longstaff’s affirmation and asserts party loyalty without sacrificing truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstaff
Everitt
Hitchcock News
Mr. Longstaff
Bro. Wisener
Mr. Everitt
Honest dollar versus labor value debate and political notes
The piece argues gold should be valued by its activity, not its idleness, criticizes gold manipulation, and praises labor-based value. It recalls Captain Lucas, Colonel Jolley, Washabaugh, and the Madison convention, defending Lucas and railing against old soldier politics while noting shifting public sentiment and a historic Irish reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Congress
Capt
Col
Jolley
Mitchell
Heronite
Yankton
Frank Washabaugh
Washabaugh
Horonite
Horace Greeley
Ibis
Erin
Begorra
Wisconsin dairyman farms a hundred acres for dairy
A Wisconsin dairyman works one hundred acres to support a hundred cows yielding over 50 dollars per head annually. He earns clean profit as the land rents for about fifty dollars an acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
September rainfall history and notable extremes
The average September rainfall over 13 years is 1.30 inches. The record September rainfall was 389 inches in 1889, while the lightest September precipitation was 0.15 inches in 1887. Dry Septembers have occurred before.
Letcher Blade Misplacing Major Pickler on Yankton Ticket
The Letcher Blade accidentally left Major Pickler off its first Yankton ticket hoist but listed his name on the second. The paper did not refuse to place Pickler at the head of its columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Blade
Major Pickler
Yankton
Congressman Pickler
Temperance education law praised by Mrs Emma Myers
The quote emphasizes progress in reducing saloon influence as cities change public sentiment and work to educate the next generation under the scientific temperance education law. Mrs Emma P Myers remarks reflect a broader temperance movement theme in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma P. Myers
Senator Pettigrew Illness Shapes Campaign Outlook
The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes Pettigrew’s illness could prevent him from campaigning and suggests many would be sympathetic if this proves true, shaping the political landscape and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Pettigrew
Veterans protest after dismissal from Washington ranks
Two thousand old soldiers march in protest after being dismissed from the department in Washington. Some are joined by Confederate veterans as they plan to air the issue at the G A R encampment in Pittsburg this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Weaver’s gubernatorial mood dampens Populist bid prospects
Word filters in that the Populist Apostle Weaver is despondent about his congressional campaign. Mrs Lease is said to be wrecked and Weaver deeply wretched, signaling internal calamity within the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Lease
W C N U Meeting Notes From Aberdeen 1886 Delegates
The record recalls the 1886 Aberdeen gathering of the W C N U with eighty one delegates representing 825 members from the two Dakotas. It notes last year’s dues from North and South Dakota totaling 2327 members and mentions Mrs Emma P Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Two Dakotas
North
South Dakota
Emma P. Myers
Noted Rivalry Sparks Witty Backlash From Candidates
In a sharp exchange two contenders debate character and resolve. Gamble and Pickler face mock labels depending on outcomes, arguing their virtue remains intact whether victory or defeat comes.
Ralph W Wheelock Denounces SD Silver Plank in Letter
Ralph W Wheelock criticizes the South Dakota republican silver plank in a Minneapolis Journal letter. He argues it originated at Pettigrew's dedication and portrays strong confidence in republican success, the legislature, and Pettigrew's reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Wheelock
South Dakota
Minneapolis Journal
Pettigrew
Ralph
Proverbial Inaptitude and Law Reform Quoted
Mrs. Cranmer of the W C T U presides at a convention and fires a nail of critique saying law violators should not craft laws. The piece also cites General Grant’s method for repealing bad laws, emphasizing submission first and re submission if needed.
Tension Over Nominations Reveals Convention Split
A fragment from the Alexandria Herald discusses misquotation and divided views on Major Piller nomination by acclamation. It notes a faction favoring one term officials and a contrasting majority at the convention ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Taylor
Alexandria Herald
Major Pickler
U.S
Down
The Interstate Gets New Editor and Publisher at Gary
The Gary Interstate welcomes Doane Robinson as its new editor and publisher. Robinson’s wide reputation across the state is noted, with hopes that his leadership will uplift Denel county through strong local journalism and quality reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Interstate
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Robinson
Denel County
Bnew
Down to a Silver Basis Debate Triggers Market Warnings
A newspaper column discusses threats of calamity from price shifts to a silver basis. It notes reformers argue a silver dollar is worth fifty cents, while producers warn of broader impact on crops like wheat corn and cotton.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shannon & Lonestarr
J. A. Pickler
Chas. H. Sheldon
John E. Hipple
Kirk Phillips
Com. of Labor
S. A. Wheeler
E. H. Aplin
Charles A. Campbell
Robert Allison
Vance
Tressure
Ward Sterling
Pele
William Rogers
George W. Longstaff
Wese Fee
C. Hatfield
Belle
Manchester
Lake Byron
Mamusnu Grant
Ceeensechos
Clyde
B. E. McIlvane
Vandenburg Wessington
Ines
Peek Bay
Huron
Wm. Simpson
Miller
D.J. Briggs
Rlain
S. Fassett
B. ‘Taylor
A.J. Steuer
Rifas
C. D. Pierce J.M. Hunter
L. W. Surmon
R. N. Best
C. A. Blake
G. E. Mahaffey
Wm. la Grant
J-N. Shelton
E. H. Boos
Kent BR. Kerr
Jim
Charley
Bill Erwin
John A. Pickler
Wessington Springs
Minneapolis
Bro
Blake
George Peck
Tom B. Reed
Vermont
New England
Sioux City Tribune
Jack Dempsey
McCarthy
Grant
McKinley
Tom Reed
Farmer Fank
D. B. Henderson
Iowa
Bro. Willey
Houronite
Republican
Willey
Bro. W
Gamble
Pickler
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