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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1896
Page
4
A full slate of Republican nominees is named including William McKinley for President Garrett Hobart for Vice President R J Gamble Coe I Crawford and A O Ringsrud for key offices along with Governors secretaries treasurers and judges. The ticket covers congressional governors state senators representatives and local officials across South Dakota including Pennington Minnehaha Davison and Campbell counties.
Marion Crawford pens a new story for the Century titled A Rose of Yesterday. It will start in the November issue and run six installments. The tale opens in Lucerne with romantic, entirely separate interest, featuring some familiar personages from Don Orsino.
The Herald Democrat uses name calling toward Dr. Carlos Martyn calling him a jay from Chicago. The passage argues this reflects populist tactic and unworthy debate rather than substantive rebuttal of opposition arguments.
A populist critic argues that wealth measured by a stack of gold is flawed and mocks a proposal to measure wealth by a larger silver pile worth half as much. The remark, drawn from Cain's Financial School, is labeled as one of its thinnest arguments.
The article traces U S federal debt from 1889 to 1896, noting a low water mark under Harrison and steady growth after Cleveland took office in 1893. It contrasts economic outcomes under McKinley and Wilson bills, claiming prosperity under one and paralyzed industry under the other.
A letter from J Tomlinson Jr of the Brewers Association proposes columns in newspapers to advocate repealing the prohibition clause. The Horonite urges presses favoring repeal to resist and charge for space, noting brokers behind Tomlinson fund the effort. Sioux Falls is highly interested in the repeal issue, influencing state politics and capital location debates.
The article notes Napoleon ordering Marmont to move from Paris to Chalons if Blacher attacked, stressing a long deliberation. It cites a February 8 letter to Joseph and Empress and King of Rome protection, warning against losing his son to Austria, and contrasts centralized France with Paris losing headship. It cites Life of Napoleon by W A Sloane.
The Baptist Ministerial Union Baptist Young People's Union and South Dakota Baptist Convention hold sessions at the local Baptist church starting Wednesday afternoon September 30 and ending Sunday night Prominent visitors from neighboring states and the east will stay in local homes with a planned program for each session and a public invitation to attend.
In the city Senator Petti grew was hosted by R O Richards and his wife, sharing hospitality during the visit.
A large crowd heard Senator Pettigrew defend populist positions for nearly three hours praising trust regulation while opposing the Wilson bill. The article contrasts Pettigrew’s free coinage stance with conventional gold standard views and cites historical figures to argue for a market-based monetary system and international agreement on silver and gold.
Passengers buying one way tickets to Northville on Tuesdays and Fridays until October 30 1896 may return at one fifth fare within five days from sale with certificate from the farm foreman. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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