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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1893

Page

10

Mitchell Capital and Political Echoes Across the Plains

A South Dakota parade of topics notes the Mitchell Capital and Corn Belt ties, with $800000 in Wisconsin Fire and Marine bank assets tied to two officers. It covers Kansas push for tax shifts on Pullman cars, Senator Kennedy of Aberdeen seeking a Supreme Court seat, and Sioux City Tribune commentary on Congress and silver coinage debates, mirroring Populist and Republican tensions.

Wisconsin Fire and Marine Bank Sioux City Yankton Press Dakotan South Dakota

Republican Judicial Convention in Huron South Dakota

The Republicans of South Dakota will meet in a delegate convention at the opera house in Huron on September 20 1803 at 4 p m to nominate three candidates for the Supreme Court and conduct other legal business. Representation is one delegate per fifty votes or fraction for Governor Sheldon in 1892 with alternates and no proxies. delegates or alternates may cast the county vote.

South Dakota Huron Opera House Supreme Court of G. H W. Sheldon Davison County Mitchell Badger Mt. Vernon Perry Beulah Prosper Brendon Rome Lisbon Tobin Union Mitchell Sid Mitchell W. Si Mitchell Fourth Judicial Circuit Court House

America's Show Deficient Only in a Few Things

Alter Wellman argues that the United States leads in mass production and domestic civilization at the 1893 World’s Fair. He lists American strengths in agriculture, transportation, machinery, and consumer goods, while noting limited excellence in handcraft arts such as ceramics and lace. The piece asserts American achievement through invention and mass production, while promising further growth in the fine arts future.

America United States Britain Germany Russia Austria Italy Manufactures Ee County Vis. Pars Yts Dgts Bon Homme Jerauld Fadl al Laren Buffalo Incoin Batte McCook McPherson Charles Mix Meade Clark Chay Odington de Minnehahé Ar Custer Moody Mane Pole Ausartz Davison Pennington Potter France Eng Roberts Land Nall River Sully MUNK Stanley Spain Grant Pal Walworth Yankton Mughes Paris Holland Europe Rookwood School Cincinnati Delft Worcester Limoges Berlin Belgium Alter Wellman

Armies and casualties rise in Nicaragua conflict

A San Juan del Sur dispatch reports General Zavala reinforces Granada with 4009 troops and seeks peace with Leon revolutionists. Battles at Mateares and Managua caused heavy losses, with 1000 to 1400 killed overall. Honduran leader Bonilla aided Leon advance, prompting fears of Honduran intervention to counter invasions.

New York San Juan del Sur Nicaragua Herald Zavala Granada Mateares Managua Zeelaya Avilez Matearas Policarpo Bonilla Leon Party Vasquez Honduras Granada Party Bonilla

The Pembina Kidnapping Intensifies In Pembina

In Pembina North Dakota Aug 1 excitement peaks over the kidnapping of Fleck the informer who exposed the blind piggers. He was gagged placed in a buggy by two masked men and the buggy broke near Pembina. Fleck likely cast into the Red River while the sheriff searches for the broken buggy. All untried piggers remain jailed without bail.

Fleck Pembina N. D Emerson Red River

Erie Canal trade boom hits Buffalo with huge grain flow

Lively on the Erie Canal trade in Buffalo New York reports a record year. The canal has moved about 20 million bushels of grain since opening, surpassing the amount for the same period last year by a wide margin.

Buffalo N. Y

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Mitchell Capital Kansas Shire Kennedy Aberdeen Bennett Supreme Bench Department of Applied Arts Chamberlain Central Comittee J. M. Greene J. H. Scriven Republican County Sas Gro. A. Silsey J. W. Mason Brule Hinson Miner Sanborn Lyman Judicial Committee F. LW. Winsor Chilrman Nelson Heennning Minn Farmers’ Elevator Association Railroad Commission Clitherall Vining Henning Worvp Ayer J.C. Ayer & Co Lowell Masa Tulomer Agitat Paxton Champion Lawler Street Leowler Street Eddie Larson Bloomington A. H. Pearson Chicago Main Street Mitchell, S. D Geo. F. Logan Prescott & Bidwell Cciaoce Booth Bros Reliable
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