Local Paper Excerpt Highlights Politics and Advertising
The Sioux City Journal comments on political factions and the upcoming session of Congress, praising certain fiscal measures and criticizing rival reports. It notes a rebuke to sensational misreporting from Mitchell and applauds advertisers, especially W. J. Healey of the Victor Bicycle company, for engaging readers with lively ads.
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Siouz City Journal
Reed
Congress
W. J. Healey
Klate
Victor Bicycle Company
Unable to Recover Crawford at Hot Springs Home
H WD Crawford, moved from Mitchell to the Soldiers Home at Hot Springs, is not expected to recover and is likely dead. Auditor Stobinson reports a letter from Commander McGrew at the Springs stating Crawford’s condition rapidly declined and no recovery is possible. Crawford had been ill for a year, sought relief at the Home, but had little chance from the start. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Broadbent and family expresses gratitude for sympathy and services after their bereavement.
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H. WD. Crawford
Mitchell
Hot Springs
Stobinson
McGrew
Crawford
Broadbent
Chautauqua program outline and speakers
The Lake Madison Chautauqua schedule features S. Pref George Moony and Prof Lee Kratz with the American Institute of Sacred Culture led by Dr E L Peres. Notable days include Layman's Congress July 26 and School Day July 14 and 18. Lectures by John Dewitt Miller highlighted.
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Asem
George Moony
Inten
Lem
Silloont
Asean Yy
Ana
Lee Kratz
Teatelie Ween Parks
Atlanta Ga
H. C. Jenny Will
C.L.5. C. Round Table
Suncey School Normal
E. L. Peres
Atlanta
New York
Brush
Italy
Chicago
Piet Tennesseane
Miss Rush
Kansas City
Arion Quartett
Anc
Ford
Mre
Melville
Biron
Combis Nations
Royal
Hane Bell Ri Bets
Boston
Brooks
Aene Western Assembly
James Clement Armler
Evanston
W. H. Kana
HB. Jordan
EL. Parke
Frank Russel
D. D
York
Cal
George W. Bain
Elizabeth [ Yates
W. L. Davidson
Cincin
Wm. Crawford
Isabella Webb Parks
He Watterson
Louisville Cour Journal
Col. Copeland
Joseph Cook
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
Geo. Hindly
Nebraska
P. 5. Henson
T. Dewitt Talmage
School of Patriot
John Dewitt Miller
Lake Madison
Chautauqua Association
Miller
Mitchell
United States
Citwns
Sweeny Accused of Fish Catching and Profiteering
A long complaint charges Dr Sweeny with netting and selling large quantities of garden fish during spawning, then letting the eggs hatch and turning profits to dealers while funds go to the government. He denies wrongdoing, claiming right to fish in season and that profits support public agencies. A Duluth canal plan also emerges to connect Duluth with St Paul Minneapolis and the Wheat Fields, with water supply and power ambitions.
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Amd
Willow
Brook
Sweeny
Tim
Duluth
Twin Cities
Minnesota Canal Compaus
Paul
Imn
Clirts
St Lon Ver
Cloquet
St. Louis
Henry Curtis Spanidiing
Duiuth
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis County
Minnesota Legislature Concludes its Session
The Minnesota legislature adjourned at 2 p.m. after passing several resolutions but enacting no new laws. Senator Sanborn was elected president pro tem. Hotel Burne in Crane, Mich., reported a hotel fire at 9 p.m. injuring Orva Alger and William Louaine. In Philadelphia a British steamer Castlegate remains overdue raising fears in seafaring circles. Deputy Captain Baron Oppen fled to America after creditors seized his properties.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Sanborn
Philadelphia
Castlegate
Evans
America
Beruny
Baron Oppen
Another Officer Dead at Fairgrounds Incident
Chicago April 19 Corporal Michael J Kirnie who was hurt at the world’s fair grounds while supervising the rifle mortar placement at the government building has died the officer’s death ends a fatal accident at the fair setting of the landmark project
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Ciy1cago
Michael J. Kirnies
Mitchell Tournament Fundraiser and Fire Department Plans
The Republic notes the Madison Sentinel shortage while the Mitchell tournament looms. The Sioux Falls fire department will fundraise at the opera house on Friday April 25 to send a running team to Mitchell. The Sioux Falls crew aims to field a strong squad for the firemen’s tournament in mid June. Weather and farming reports show cold starts, heavy precipitation, and late spring seeding with moisture exceeding normal levels in many areas. Ley Bros. prepares to drill an artesian well once tubing arrives, signaling hope for water supply if a sufficient flow is secured.
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Kimball
The
Republic
Miell
Madison Sentinel
Opera House
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Ley Bros
No Trouble for a Week at World’s Fair
Curiaco April 18 labor troubles will not disturb the fair progress for a week. The carpenters council held an afternoon meeting and discussed the World’s Fair directors issues. President Cogswell urged a city wide carpenters meeting to decide on action and this was adopted.
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Carpenters’ Council
Cogswell
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