Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1900-10-19
MICHIGAN HAS MANY
MCKINLEY CONVERTS

H. B. stuckey, sethton, prominent
farmer. Satisfied Republicans are
right as to Gold standard.
j. Howe, Perrinton, prominent
farmer. Same as above
John w. Travis, Traverse City.
Better business now; foolish to
change.
James o. Crotser, Kingsley. Bet
ter business now; foolish to change.
Joseph Garko, Anton Mickles, and
Paul Wieneskie. East Lake. Coun-
try more prosperous under Republic
rule.
Christopher Clark, Marion. Ex-
pansion.
j. Warren Scoville. Marion. Pros
perity.
A. ]. Montgomery. Reed City.
Prosperity.
James H. Booth, and j. G. Corbin,
Duncan. Republican party has full
filled pledges.
Frank G. Miller, Ionia; formerly
secretary and treasurer Democratic
County Committee.
Edwin A. Murphy, Ionia, candi-
date for prosecuting attorney Dem
ocratic ticket, '9S.
Albert E. Shelley, Bedding, real
estate dealer; prominent Democrat.
G. G. Reeves, o. S. Shaw, James
Lampson, and Otto Tacy, Covert.
Business prosperity.
l.. p. Parkhurst, M. D., Middle
Vile, and 3. w. Stickney, Hartford.
Satisfied he was wrong on silver
question. Changed his mind as to
16 to 1.
Michael Holman, Hesperia. Bet
ter times.
Cassius Potter, Latin. Better
times.
Samuel Frees, Latin. Better
times.
R. r. Gale, Hart.
James H. Slater, Hart. Bad policy
to. change now.
Col. Benoni Lachance, Ed-Vill.
Pres, Mackinaw Island. Philippine
question.
G. H. Angel, St. Ignace. Philip
pine question.
George Wilson, Newton. Times
good enough.
James sealey. Will E. Fuller, Geo.
Frownfelder, Fred e. McMichael,
and Frank l.. Fuller, Greenville.
Satisfied with present conditions.
Charles r. Culver, Carson City.
Disguised with imperialism buga-
boo.
DIR. William Richardson, Carson
City. Lost confidence in 1G to 1.
Albert Grover, McIvor. Pros
frerity.
Louis Boley, McIvor. Prosperity.
n John Jones, Hetherton. Changed
y mind as to 16 to 1.
William Hunt, Hillman. Changed
mind as to 16 to l..
David Moore, Atlanta. Changed
mind as to 16 to 1.
R. Stickney, Hartford. Foreign
policy.
John Mackey, South Haven. For
eign policy.
Charles Roosevelt, Keller. Foreign
policy.
Paul Suchs, lumberman. Pledges
of Republican party kept.
Charles Bradley, leading farmer,
McBain. Don't like Bryan's speech
of acceptance.
Lawrence Dahoney, mill man, Nc
Balm. Thinks Bryan dangerous man.
Henry Coopman, Falmouth, mill
man, McBain. Fears repetition of
times of 1866.
John j. Sweetland, M. D., Mott
vile. Money question.
George w. Nihart, Petoskey, chair
man Democratic County Committee
st. Joseph County '96. Money ques-
tion.
A. w. Maring, Mendon.
r. L. Burdick, Sturgis.
Robt. McDougall, Harbor Springs,
candidate Silver ticket auditor-gen-
eral 90.
John B. Whitney, Hillsdale, candi-
date Democratic ticket '9S fol city.
treasurer.
B. E. Sheldon, justice peace. ills
dale.
c. A. Sheperd, representing at
torney, Hillsdale.
Frederick Chester, Camden.
o. w. Halstead, banker. Mason.
Money question.
F. w. Webb, merchant, Mason.
Money question.
John Dean, leading farmer, Mason.
Better times.
G. G. Huntington, retired mer-
chant, Mason. Better times.
Thomas Sarrow, Mason.
l.. B. Smith, Webberville, leading
farmer. Money question.
s. L. Kilbourne, Lansing, promi-
nent lawyer. Money question.
Edward Wood and Geo. Wood, Jr.,
Richland. Better times.
Charles Grover, and Geo. Galitly,
Richland. Spanish war volunteers.
Newell Barber, Cressey.
James Calthrop, Prairieville.
William Amell, Beaverton.
w. w. Hunter, supervisor, .Bea-
verton.
Alphonso Otte, Beaverton.
James A. Lessen, Menominee,
Democratic Candidate State Senate
'98, lieutenant Spanish war. Ex-
pansion and war policy.
John M. Knox, G. N. Bliss, and G.
Vining, Beaverton. Recent history.
DIR. q. Laylor, Baldwin. Pros
perity.
Henry 1ngraham, Luther. Pros
perity.
Ed. Kildel, Luther. Prosperity.
j. g. Rogers, Chase. Prosperity.
John Boosinger, East Jordan,
merchant. Prosperity.
M. M. Burnham, lawyer, East Jor-
dan. Prosperity.
G. j. Heron, merchant, Boyne
City. Prosperity.
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