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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
5
Fragmented remarks discuss votes, party switches, and nominee defeats. References to Louis N Crill, Webb Davis, populists in Union County, and a criticism of civil service omission. Notes on German voter attitudes and silver policy amid wartime bailiwire tones and impeachment of Philippines actions.
The fragment discusses factions, a reform plan, and leadership concerns in a state. It mentions a representative and possible repayment, with references to a governor and supervisory roles. The text is garbled but conveys urgent push to advance a scheme and manage internal resistance.
The text notes a four year span of action around a political platform and an omnibus proposal to seal a new standard. It mentions Urey and Voters being deceived by an OFF 163 proposal amid debates about status and policy across regions including Kansas and Clay. It references a goal to move toward a “gold standard” as a step forward.
Fragmented OCR notes cite U S foreign commerce records and farm wealth, with mention of protectionist gains and wool prices. The piece references Roosevelt Bryan and expansion sentiment, plus state bank deposit growth in Idaho Colorado Montana and Wyoming amid a broader political and economic backdrop.
A contentious gathering criticized for weak outcomes and party maneuvers. The text alleges missteps by officials and points to a push by The Republicans to nominate Moors amid claims of dissonant policy and constitutional concerns.
The piece rails at opponents and shysters while urging defeat of Moore for a congressional bid. It notes Tathbone’s Cuba defalcations leading to arrest and jail, calls for full legal punishment, and questions Italy’s king Humbert after an assassination. It hints at German-Chinese conflict and previews Tommy Ayers’s campaign role.
The population has grown 100 percent in 30 years while imports rise only 60 percent. Per capita consumption remains high due to more home made goods and a larger share of American products. Protective policy supports American labor producing goods for Americans.
The family of the late Rev. Jobe F. Siey thanks friends for kindness during his illness and for comfort in their affliction. Mrs. Nancy C. Bradley Oldner M. Bradley Pascal O. Bradley. Br
Drs Newton Eathawar faces questions about a medical device claim made at a Sioux City deli. The note questions safety and efficacy of the product marketed by Wall's Lightning Specific and mentions a contact in Sioux City. A reply letter is requested to J Newton Saidhewar ND in Commercial Block Sioux City Iowa.
A wedding took place Thursday evening at Mrs. Anna Wallstrum’s home as Mies Hannah Wallstrum married Frank Campbell performed by St. V. Harry Gunderson at eight. The bride wore white silk and the groom black. guests joined in a wedding supper prepared by the bride’s mother. The couple, long-time Mitchell residents, receive many presents and will reside with the groom’s parents until a new house is found.
Mitchell reporters describe a large Epworth Leaguers gathering at Huron with many tents and a packed auditorium. Notables include Mrs Charlton Edholm and Maude Ballington Booth, plus stereopticon views by Rev A K Carhart and performances by the Northwestern Quartette.
Bridgewater readers recall Dr. Rea who made monthly visits to Bridgewater. Reports from Emmetsburg detail alleged polygamy with wife No.2 from Louisville and a jail incident. The Democrat notes he claimed persecution, later discharged without trial as he and Miss Tifaeus left for Chicago.
An premature advertisement promotes a claimed pain killer by J. He Perris. The product allegedly cures cholera croup rheumatism diphtheria and other pains instantly whether internal or external and is described as safe and pure for human use.
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