Mitchell Dispatch Defends Exposition Amid Political Fallout
The Mitchell correspondent rejects claims the Corn Belt Exposition is endangered by Seaman’s mayoral win and saloon policy. It lauds the Exposition’s independent footing and notes Mitchell unity, while blasting raids on railroads and the rise of anarchy in politics. It also cites editorials from Sioux City Tribune and Sioux Falls Press on Gov. Jackson and Pettigrew politics.
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Arbitration proposed to end railroad strike with three member panel
President Hill endorses arbitration with each side naming a representative, who will choose a third. Governor Nelson requested arbitration, Debs and Howard met the governor but offered no details. Pacific Division workers may return to work as terms set to take effect upon resumption. Meanwhile Northern Pacific workers vote against a strike and seek public opinion support.
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Debs backs wage restoration but warns against haste
Debs in St Paul says he strongly favors restoring Northern Pacific schedules and wages but cautions that undue haste is dangerous. Pacific division workers threaten strike if restored, while other regions report no interference with passenger or express service.
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Exposition talk and Orpheus Club recital noted in Venice report
In Innsbruck dated 9th inst a visitor from Mitchell reports Venice hotel talk on World’s Fairs and Dakota Exposition interest. The Orpheus Club recital drew over forty with a varied program and strong reception. Board of Education names I J Galbraith architect for the new high school with plans to open a branch office and accelerate construction.
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Yankton
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Mitchell discussed for new West Side building site
The editorial notes consider disposing of the old West Side building to fund a new one, saving costs by avoiding a new site. An $18 000 to $20 000 building should not look cramped and warrants consideration.
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Bowen clings to salary as host of political fight endures
Mitchell Republican notes Postmaster Bowen of Yankton draws a Democratic salary as he faces successor questions. Yankton Telegram agrees Bowen cannot resign since his term expired by limitation, paralleling a prior editor’s duty to draw pay until relieved. Family thanks for care after illness and death of son and brother. Mitchell April 20, 1894.
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