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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
5
A political ticket lists GEO. Kerr for Sheriff A. Munson for Auditor ASHER F. PAY for Clerk of Courts CORLEY for Superintendent of Schools W. BURTT for Saint Attorney Louis CREMP for head roles in the ticket with names presented for official positions.
A cyclone struck Galveston Texas on Sunday causing widespread destruction and damage reported across the city. Local officials urged residents to remain safe and await further assessments of the aftermath.
Investigative reporting remains vital as campaigns intensify. Journalists scrutinize candidates, funding, and policy promises to inform voters and uphold democratic accountability. Continuous inquiry helps reveal inconsistencies and promote transparent governance.
The Minnehaha county Democratic group formally backs Pettigrew in the race, signaling party support for his candidacy. Local activists and supporters celebrate the endorsement as a boost for Pettigrew ahead of upcoming votes.
Joe Kirby remains a leading figure among Minnehaha populists in the Reform movement, signaling ongoing influence and political direction within the local faction.
A historical note observes that Republicans gain political leverage when Democratic speakers endorse Abraham Lincoln, signaling cross party reverence for the iconic leader and potential shifts in public perception.
A report claims Bryan's Chi event on Labor Day frames his rhetoric as demagogic. The piece notes critics label his remarks as inflammatory while supporters defend them as bold political messaging.
Philo Hall, described as one of the ablest young attorneys in the state, was nominated by the Republicans of Brookings county for the position of state senator.
Congressman Lentz invoked Pettigrew's name to wild applause while Bryan received only scant recognition in comparison, drawing sharp attention from the crowd during the event.
A combative note claims mud slingers pursue Theodore Roosevelt and cite past targets such as Lincoln Garfield Blaine Logan and Grant, labeling it a pattern against patriotic figures whose names fill American history pages.
A comment notes Bryan’s need to overcome an 268000 adverse majority to carry New York. It suggests Republicans face little hope this year if he fails.
The county has been governed by Republican leaders since its organization, with opponents finding no strong argument for a shift. Supporters argue good Republicans yield capable officers.
Congressman Gamble has recovered enough to resume work and plans to campaign. He will address voters on the stump, promising to make his voice a strong Republican counter to Pettigrew's will.
The fusionists claim the county by a good majority while Republicans are told to show interest in the campaign. Good work is said to secure a strong Republican majority for the county.
Senator Stewart of Idaho is ousted by a Virginia City convention of the Silver Party. Resolutions denounce the longtime champion of the white metal and demand his resignation from the United States Senate.
A historical note argues that Republican backing of Jeff Davis should push Republicans to join the Democrats, while Democratic endorsement of Lincoln calls for Democrats to align with Lincoln and avoid political assassinations of McKinley.
Experience is the Best Teacher credits Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all for blood, stomach, nerves, bowels, liver and kidneys. Testimonials claim renewed vigor and general debility relief with strong endorsements from named users. Do not substitute. Hood's Sarsaparilla never disappoints.
South Dakota Supreme Court decides grain stored in elevators is taxable by the assessor like grain in a farmer’s bin, making elevator companies responsible for taxes on the grain they hold.
Seed corn choice is vital for farmers in this corn growing county. Choose carefully, dry properly, and store where it won’t be damaged. Ensure seed is of the proper kind as the county emphasizes corn production.
Jeff Davis is elected governor of Arkansas and his victory is seen as a boost for the Democratic Party. The name pairing with Bryan is noted as a resonant and stirring combination.
The Sioux Falls Press announces a bound volume of Ananias writings as a reward for locating a colored man who suits Mr. Pettigrew. The Heronire notes the Press copied a master, now offering to part with its text book and teachings.
The Sioux Falls Press notes postmaster general under Cleveland endorses Bryan and will vote straight ticket. It links the same Wilson to a bill blamed for national bankruptcy and economic collapse, arguing fusionists rely on his influence despite adverse effects on commerce manufacture and labor.
Vermont went to the Republicans by about 15 000 votes, matching 1898 margins. The result signals shifts from local issues and disappoints no one in the Republican committee. Democratic chair Jones may now assess Bryan's likely statewide support.
Judge Plowman and H L Loucks once stumped for Bryan in 1896 and helped nominate him at the populist convention. Now both back McKinley as ex speaker Young, who stumped for Bryan four years ago, speaks for Republicans. If straw polls predict winds, McKinley may win South Dakota by a solid margin.
Congressman Lentz, finishing South Dakota campaigning, stops in Minneapolis and says the state will vote for the complete Democratic ticket. He asserts Pettigrew’s re election is a dead certainty and all state offices will go to Democratic leaders while noting he will not add unsaid remarks to his speeches. He works to bolster Democrat morale by whistling.
The Madison Outlook editor tours Pettigrew and Medberry campaign hubs in Sioux Falls with a state fusion headquarters in the Van Eps block. He notes a small staffed presence, two clerks and a stout guard, and describes the site as a convenient nap spot for visiting fusionists, drawing visitors and boosting local business when trains aren’t running.
The piece catalogs Pettigrew’s anti trust stance and his claim he blocked the constitutional amendment in the house. It condemns him as treacherous politicking and urges voters to back McKinley or oppose Pettigrew in the Senate race. It references Armour speech on August 7 and contrasts Bryan with McKinley while urging Republican returns on November 6.
The text reports Mr. Bryan arguing that Civil War veterans should not be living, criticizing pension costs as excessive. He cites an 1892 letter estimating pensions at least 186 million dollars next year and claims much of that debt was not earned by patriotism. He questions loyalty of veterans and implies voters should favor a candidate who would see an end to veteran longevity.
J. C. Kigmne announces re-election bid for Beadle County Register of Deeds. He states the decision lies with voters at the November election.
Four years after William Jennings Bryan warned of dire outcomes under McKinley the predicted hardships did not occur. Wheat prices rose wages increased and mortgages were paid off. U S export trade reached record highs and the nation avoided the foretold misery and woes.
President McKinley defends his administration in a letter of acceptance. He portrays prosperity under the gold standard and argues free silver as the real campaign issue. He outlines Philippine policy toward self governance and emphasizes sovereignty and stability under American leadership.
A reader mail from Mrs J O Barnard of Milltown Washington County Maine credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her bladder trouble heart flutter dizziness and painful menstruation after two bottles she feels like a new person and praises the medicine.
An Iowa woman describes chronic profuse flowing and extreme weakness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills restored her health. She credits the products for saving her life and plans to recommend them widely.
The article endorses President McKinley’s course as consistent and in the best interests of the United States, Porto Ricans, and Cubans. It urges readers to study his acceptance and reflect on the constitutional implications.
A promotional claim praising Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleansing tonic curing stomach nerves kidneys and blood diseases. It states the product supports health for poor appetite tiredness and general debility and notes Hood's Pills are non irritating and priced at 25 cents.
North Western line sells excursion tickets to Lake Shetek during summer from Huron South Dakota Fridays and Saturdays at 5.00 for round trip with thirty day return limit and daily 7.95 for round trip with thirty day return limit. Lake Shetek offers fishing hunting with prairie chickens snipe ducks geese. Nearby lakes include Current Lake Siegel Lake Fremont Lake Sarah Bear Lake Long Lake Buffalo Lake Iron Lake Beauty Lake Willow Lake Isabella and Clear Lake.
Phinney's Grand United States Band, ranked among the two best, will appear at Mitchell's Corn Palace Exposition from Sept 26 to Oct 4. The program promises a rare musical treat as the ensemble compares with Sousa's celebrated band to the east. The appearance offers South Dakotans a chance to hear music not heard within the state for many years.
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