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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1898
Page
3
An official county paper notes hail damage near Watertown and crop losses in a severe year. It discusses political candidates David Eastman for the Republican convention, John H. Scriven for state auditor, and Mayhew's stance on railroad tax assessment. Populist papers urge GOP independence.
Reported in Chickamauga camp the fifth infantry faced discipline trouble after orders to ship to Porto Rico were reversed. Soldiers refused to obey, threw down guns, and fled camp, marking a second recall within the regiment and fueling mutinous sentiment amid broader political commentary on Spain and Cuba.
The column discusses naval orders, American war progress, and rising paper prices in Chicago. It notes candidates John Burke and F C Danforth for state treasurer, Aberdeen debating a new opera house, and the grain palace as a large venue. It lists ages of many generals in Cuba and at home, highlighting an aging officer corps.
The Philadelphia Record argues Spain should not protest U S conquest of Porto Rico, noting how Spain seized the island after Columbus and killed up to 700000 natives. It cites German archaeology revealing pre Columbian remnants now in Berlin.
The New York Tribune argues the wartime period has opened American and British eyes to shared interests. It asserts Britain and the United States will back a common cause against the world, with unity of conviction guiding action in any need.
The Review outlines how a treaty with Spain raises choices about Philippine governance after the war. It notes Dewey's exit and Aguinaldo's role, stressing insurgent claims over Spaniards and predicting Congress will favor Philippine independence and a lasting trusteeship rather than returning the islands to Spain.
A Sunday column features a brief biography of Prince Bismarck, recounting key moments in the renowned German leader's career. The piece sits alongside political notes, including W. E. Kidd of the Populist state committee labeling free silver as a nonissue this campaign and railing against revolution.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions promising money back if not satisfied. S. H. Scal in hawks the 25 cent box. Milesburg Pa chief burgess praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as top pills for constipation sick headache stomach and liver troubles.
Mitchell plans August events with Gale and Hilton booking The Gay Matinee It’s billed as bright fun with Monroe Hart and Mattie Vickers leading a 20 actor cast plus new scenery and songs. Republican delegates meet August 20 at the courthouse to select ten to attend the state convention in Mitchell August 24. Caucuses urged August 18. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows with claims of health benefits.
Four city residents remain on the old Corn Palace board as they decide to remove exterior decorations and sails this week. Contractors James Eshly and Low Beckwith will carry out the work, aiming for completion within a week, followed by painting to improve appearance before the state convention later in the month.
St Marys Guild of the Episcopal Church expresses deep regret at Rev Durant leaving as Rector. The minutes note parish and guild improvements and growing congregation under his leadership. Messages of thanks and good wishes from Louisa Hitchcock and Annie Thompson accompany the resolution.
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