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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1894
Page
2
A vintage promotional notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative benefiting kidneys liver and bowels. It claims wide medical approval, pleasant taste, and effective relief from colds fevers and constipation. Sold by druggists in St and $1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with brand markings on every package.
The New York Legislature ends filibustering and sets four hours of general debate each day this week on the tariff bill. Leaders from both parties met through the night and agree to no dilatory motions while the reading of the bill is not pressed.
Springfield April 11 Secretary of State Henrichs reports to Attorney General Moloney the state has 15000 incorporated companies that failed to file required reports. About 10000 filed full reports while several thousand dissolved. The attorney general will begin suits against those companies promptly, promising months of work ahead.
Weather from March 1 to 24 was favorable for planting and seeding, but a severe cold wave on March 25 and 26 damaged wheat and garden crops. Central and southern counties report losses and resowing, while northern areas show less damage. Rye and potatoes suffer. early fruit killed. warmer weather may aid vegetation.
Milwaukee dispatch reports the body of Assistant Chief Janssen was found in the Davidson theater ruins after a deadly fire that killed eight. A large collapse injures Truckman Lancaster of Company 2. search work halted after the discovery.
Albany April 11 Assemblyman Ainsworth introduced a joint resolution praising United States Senator Hill for his critique of the Wilson tariff and income tax features. The measure passed 102 to 3 as the assembly endorsed his stance on national policy. The report notes the chamber was composed of 76 Republicans and Democrats. In Washington the House considered pension bills and the Yellowstone Park jurisdiction extension before resuming debate on warrants of arrest against representatives.
Illinois Republican leaders from across the state gather at the Grand Pacific Chicago on April 11 for their biennial meeting. The state central committee adjourns to set the next state convention date while the Illinois Republican Editorial association opens under President W R Jewell. Senator Cullom expected and plans include campaign strategy for congressional districts and actions to challenge the last senate apportionment.
In St Paul on April 11 Republican delegates nominated Frank B. Doran for mayor on the first ballot after McGill withdrew before voting. J. J. McCardy was nominated for comptroller, Charles L. Horst for treasurer, and Holcomb and Orr for municipal judges.
A dispatch from Ogden Utah reports Governor West has given Southern Pacific one hour to obey or risk forced seizure of cars and removal of armed workers from the territory. Militia encircles the industrial camp as tension rises and no transport has been arranged.
In Louisville Kentucky on April 11 Judge Barr appointed Attile Cox as receiver of the Louisville St. Louis and Texas railroad upon an application by the Central Trust Company of New York.
Chicago judge issues restraining order against Falkenau Bros contractors building the Stock Exchange from employing union painters at Nesbitt company site after a wage dispute. Nesbitt’s men struck. architects refuse non union labor. Nesbitt seeks relief to avoid cost.
Luverne Minn April 1 Dr C P Bissell was convicted of manslaughter in district court and sentenced to five years at Stillwater for producing an abortion that resulted in a death.
Annual statement for Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York filed with South Dakota auditor details assets liabilities income and expenditures for 1633 plus Iowa and New York Life company notes. Includes mortgage notes, policy values, premiums, and certifications by company officers.
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