Political Ballot Slate Noted With Named Electors and Officials
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of presidential electors and local officials by county with multiple names such as GEO W SHI BON HOMME and JOHN SCHAMBER HUTCHINSON. The text references governor auditor and public instruction posts alongside county offices including sheriff and treasurer.
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Lee . Herreid
McPherson
Geo. W. “Shi
Bon Homme
Peretae Aerg Ot
Spink
Oak Peracaver
John Schamber
Hutchinson Force
D. Reeves
Brown
Petey of Public Instruction
E. E. Collins
Clay
School and Public Lands
David Re
Roberts
John L. Pyte
Beadle Forett
LeCocq, Jr
Douglas
McKinley Faces Call for Honest Debate on Election
The remark argues that if any valid objection exists to McKinley’s candidacy it should be openly aired, urging voters to demand scrutiny and accountability before the election.
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McKinley
Gov Lee Eyes Civilized Civilisation In November
Governor Lee seeks a measured era of civility as voters prepare for the November 6 ballot. The remark frames a political shift expected to shape campaign tone and public discourse.
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Gov. Lee
Roosevelts Call Draws September San Juan Hero to Huaan
Citizens urged to watch Huaan as September 12 brings Gov. Roosevel, celebrated as the hero of San Juan Hill, to address the crowd. The event promises a prominent appearance by the governor and a highlight for local residents.
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Huaan
Gov. Roosevel
San Juan Hill
Labor Day Declared Legal Holiday in United States
The notice states that Monday September 3 will be observed as Labor Day a legal holiday under United States statutes.
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United States
Beadle County Cattle Values Rise From 1890 to 1900
Farmers in Beadle County saw cattle values climb from 86016 dollars in 1890 to 373577 dollars in 1900, reflecting substantial growth in farm wealth and herd size over the decade.
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Beadle County
Labor day proclamation by acting governor Ayres on poem The Man With the Hoe
The poem The Man With the Hoe has been revised into a Labor Day proclamation by Acting Governor Ayres. The document frames labor and civic duty in line with holiday observances.
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Ayres
Kidd Would Punish Crowned Heads in Lawful Manner
A statement asserts Mr. Kidd seeks to remove all world leaders not by murder but through lawful means, aiming to eliminate crowned heads. The claim presents a stark, menacing plan attributed to Kidd.
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Mr. Kidd
Mitchell Plans Corn Palace This Year
Twelve thousand dollars have been subscribed and paid to the treasurer for the project. The note mirrors a strong, active community effort with evident enthusiasm and support.
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Mitchell
Wight in War or Peace Reflected in Spanish and Chinese Troubles
The administration seems balanced between war and peace as the Spanish war and Chinese trouble test the nation in the former, while broad prosperity signals stability in the latter.
Plumed Knight Defeated by Runs Romanism and Rebellion
Historical political quip notes the phrase Runs Romanism and Rebellion defeating the Maine influenced challenger to Bryan. It suggests the three B s would suffice, framing a presidential contest with satirical bite.
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Knight’’ of
Maine
Bryan
Mason backs Republican nominees in Bry anism debate
Billy Mason rejects Bry anism and declares support for the Republican ticket. He will campaign on their behalf and take the stump at once.
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Billy Mason
Huron Republicans urge fusion ties to hear Roosevelt
The Republicans of Huron ask fusion forces to lay aside prejudices and listen to Roosevelt’s words during his visit, not to fund the trip.
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Huron
Roosevelt
Pettigrew mocks fusion editors as buyable by Republicans
Mr Pettigrew criticizes the fusion editors of the state calling them two newspaper proprietors Republicans would purchase. He frames the editors as vulnerable to political sales and questions their independence.
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Pettigrew
Senator Hoar Urges Support for Republican Ticket
Senator Hoar challenges opponents of the president's foreign policy to back the Republican ticket. He calls himself a rock of safety for the nation and stresses steadfast support amid differing views.
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Senator Hoar
Hoar
Historic Sale of United States Bonds in England
Hon. George S. Boutwell will write in McClure's September issue about an historic sale of U S bonds in England. The article presents official correspondence between the government and the Bank of England concerning a singular Treasury department episode.
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George S. Boutwell
the Treasury
McClure
United States
England
Bank of England
Treasury Department
McKinley Opposes Allied Plans in China and Land Grabs
The United States will examine Allied Powers aims in China before joining any conquest scheme. President McKinley rejects involvement in land grabbing or territorial acquisitions.
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United States
China
McKinley
Hand County Republicans Renominate Thomas Cawood
Hand county Republicans nominate Hon. Thomas Cawood again for the House. An old soldier and successful farmer and stockman, he is described as a good citizen and practical legislator. He is expected to carry Hand county.
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Hand County
Thomas Cawood
House
Cawood
Wisconsin Nominating Speech Sparks Party Troubles
Mr Mahoney of Wisconsin backed a friend for governor and invoked Bryan Bomrich or Blood in a string of alliterations. The remark risks party explanations similar to the Republicans’ trouble over the three R's of 1884.
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Mahoney
Wisconsin
Bryan
Bomrich
Democratc
Senator Pettigrews Letters Amuse County Readers
A reader notes Senator Pettigrew has sent a score of free social letters to former associates and supporters in the county but finds the reception and treatment of these letters by local figures mediocre and the effort a waste of government stationery.
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Pettigrew
Overstocked ranges prompt fall livestock market drawdown
The writer notes ranges west of the Missouri are overstocked with little feed expected for winter. As a result much stock will go to market this fall. The speaker dismisses the overstocked claim, joking that the only consistently overstocked items are bank accounts.
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Missouri River
Bryan’s stance on black rights and Filipino treatment questioned
The speaker critiques Mr Bryan for ignoring the black man of the south while condemning any harm to Filipinos who threaten U.S. soldiers and government, arguing a double standard in citizenship and rights.
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Mr. Bryan
South
United States
Pettigrew Speech Disappoints Friends in Charles Mix
Senator Pettigrew visits Wagner New Era district delivering a speech that disappoints supporters. He shows bias toward Pettigrew and barely mentions Bryan or other candidates, urging Indian voters to back two congressmen aligned with him.
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Pettigrew
Charles Mix
Wagner
Senator Pettigrew
Bryan
Des Moines Globe and the Kansas King Debate
A Des Moines Globe critique is republished in the Des Moines Capital item noting the Globe argues for a king as needed to fix government. The Herald admits ignorance of such a newspaper and recalls a legislator’s futile bid for a king with three aces.
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Des Moines Globe
Clinton
Iowa
Herald
Anti-Press
Globe
Des Moines
Fragmentary note on Globe editor and legislator reference
A disjointed excerpt discusses the Globe editor and a legislator, questioning what use a king would have for the Globe man. The passage hints at satire or critique, but lacks clear action or outcome.
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Globe
Davy Jones
Prohibition Party Campaign Train Roars Through Dakotas
The Prohibition party plans a nationwide campaign by special train with presidential candidate John G. Wooley and vice presidential hopeful Henry L. Metcalf aboard. The tour stops in Sioux Falls Salem Iroquois Huron Brookings Watertown on September 24 and 25, with F. J. Carlisle joining the Dakota leg.
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Prohibition Party
John G. Wooley
Henry L. Metcalf
Samuel Dickie
Volney B. Cushing
Maine
Oliver W. Stewart
National Committee
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Salem
Iroquois
Huron
Brookings
Watertown
Great Northern
F. J. Carlisle
Minnesota
Roosevelt Visit Planned at Huron September 12
Dispatches and letters from Crane and Green confirm Gov. Roosevelt will be in Huron at 2 p M for one hour. Republicans are urged to mobilize a grand campaign, recalling McKinley’s reception and aiming to warmly welcome the future president. Also noted is crop yield data from Ames Experimental Bulletin No 51.
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Crane
National
Green
Roosevelt
New York
Huron
Beadle County
McKinley
Hur
Gov. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Great Republic
United States
San Juan Hill
Ames Experimental Bulletin, No. 51
Ames
Iowa
Winter Wheat Experiments in South Dakota
The article reports on winter wheat tests inspired by Huron mills interest and Ames Iowa findings. Nineteen varieties were sown in 1899 with fourteen surviving winter. Turkish Red led with 55.3 bushels per acre and several others over fifty. Varieties show similar habits and high milling quality, with rare crop failure at the Ames station.
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South Dakota
J. W. Kelley
Huron City Mills
Iowa
Ames
Curtis
Osceola Sentinel
Drouth
Ames Station
Beadle county wool and flock trends in tariff debate
In Beadle county the editorial argues that Republicans favor McKinley and Dingley policies bringing flock growth and higher wool prices, while Democrats or Bryan free trade would reduce flocks and wool value. It contrasts 1890 to 1898 tariff effects with Wilson era declines, urging voters to focus on home prosperity.
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Beadle County
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Letter to Mrs Pinkham Aided Mrs Archambo Health
A reader in Charlemont Mass reports relief from fatigue backache and digestive trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the treatment with restoring strength appetite and sleep. The letter notes ongoing correspondence from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass offering free advice to women.
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Salina Archambo
Charlemont
Mass
Beadle County Fair Opens September With Baby Show
The Beadle county fair runs September 4 to 6 in the College Chapel area with a 1 p.m. opening and a 2:30 p.m. baby show judged for blue ribbons. Exhibits include Civil War relics, florals, painting, needlework, preserved foods, and agricultural products.
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College Chapel
Huron Military Band
Bushnells Funeral Details After Sudden Illness
The Aberdeen News reports the death of W F T Bushnell after a cholera morbus illness during travel and a failed operation. He died eight hours after learning the end was near. The M E church service is Thursday at 10 o'clock with Rev Swickard and Rev Dent assisting. Escorts will accompany the body from residence to church and to Riverside cemetery.
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Aberdeen
The
Aberdeen News
Bushnell
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Omaha
Camly
M. E
N. A. Swickard
T. J. Dent
C. C. Todd
Riverside Cemeter
For Rent or Sale Stevens House on Lawn Ridge
Property listing for the Stevens house on Lawn Ridge offered by Frep M Wucox. Contact details are unclear in the fragment, but the notice implies a rental or sale option and a person named Wucox as contact.
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Stevens
Lawn Ridge
Frep M. Wucox
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