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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1890

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Omaha and Dakota road project eyed amid opposition

Judge Edgerton appoints N B Reed and D G Maclay as masters in chancery while O Morrow is renamed United States commissioner. Maclay, once Edgerton's partner, is a rising lawyer. Pettigrew notes foreign capital retreat due to South Dakota destitution talk affecting Midland Pacific railroad plans. Aberdeen News questions foreign agencies as Bradstreet's and Dun's. Murat Halstead resigns from Cincinnati Commercial Gazette to move to New York City.

Edgerton N. B. Reed Pierre D. G. Maclay Mitchell Morrow Chamberlain United States Maclay Pettigrew South Dakota Aberdeen News Bradstreet’s Dun’s Murat Halstead Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Republican China Shop Ohio New York City Halstead

Prohibition Policy Boomerangs in South Dakota Debates

The Republican reprints Davison County Gazette defense of Rev H D Wiard amid criticism from the Stedfield Journal. It notes spring elections show prohibition issues in several towns and argues enforcing the law is vital to avoid revenue losses and moral decline, urging citizens to support the policy.

Republican H. D.wiard Mel- Aette Davison County Gazette Stedfield Journal Wiard Mellette South Dakota

A Farm and Statewide Debates on Taxation and Railroads

A letter from C. E. Satterlee of Mitchell South Dakota argues for government loan of surplus at 2 percent to aid farmers, contrasts with banker subsidies, and defends state control of railroads as emancipation. The piece critiques tariff policy and currency inflation while urging equal rights not special favors. The excerpt includes responses from Davison County Gazette defending Governor Mellette and denouncing destitution reports, plus brief notes from the Council Bluffs Nonpareil and a local endorsement of Ayer's Hair Vigor.

Messrs Vanderbilt Rockefeller Carnegie Interet Kansas Alliance Nebraska Chicago Raiload Eastern Loan Iowa New York Dupes Baltimore Indianaplis California Fruit Union Council Bluffs J.S. Shaffer Mitchell and Plankinton D.D Dakota South Dakotas

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