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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
1
The piece rails against a reform third party while lauding McKinley era policy and protective tariffs. It cites Harrison and Blaine, criticizes political opportunism, notes South Dakota figures Pettigrew and Winslow in New York chatter, and mocks reformist talk as impractical.
Champeny Bros department store announces a sale week featuring jackets capes and shoes with marked discounts. Highlights include Cheviot jackets at three dollars, serge and Bedford jackets discounted, silk lined capes and broadcloth capes, plus ladies and children's footwear sales and other apparel. Quantities limited with repeated orders to meet demand.
Louisville residents report fifteen fires in a week across the West End, hitting a lumber yard, a church, two homes and three stables. Loss estimated at 3000 dollars as citizens demand tougher protection and armed civilian watchers. Police remain vigilant while firebugs strike again. Convicted of Fraud in Natick Novelty case. Foster leads in Louisiana governor and New Orleans mayor races. Republicans may hold balance in legislature. Timers libel verdict for Holmes. Stopover limits discussed by Western railroads. Keokuk trunk damages. Earl of Chester collision. Rush City brick plant sale and modernization.
A 30 000 ton relief bread shipment from Iowa to famine stricken Russia will be loaded within days. The steamer Tynehead will carry aid gathered by the Iowa Society of the Red Cross and local women, stored in Brooklyn warehoused carload by carload, with free inspection and storage. An ex sheriff of Cherry county Nebraska, John G Little, is under arrest in Rapid City for cattle stealing and named leader of a large gang. He is accused of stealing and shipping hundreds of cattle to Chicago via Nebraska and the Rosebud reserve. Authorities pursue other gang members. anticipated violence noted.
A Sherman Republican conference in Columbus Ohio on April 25 agreed Governor McKinley William M. Helen and Mark Hanna as delegates at large to Minneapolis. Ex Governor Foraker may object and push Auditor Poe or Colonel A L Conger as a delegate with Foraker. Secretary Foster attended the meeting.
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