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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1892

Page

11

PLUMED KNIGHTS VISITORS POUR INTO DENVER FOR TEMPLAR CONCLAVE

Denver wakes to Knights Templar arrival as crowds swell toward 100000 visitors. Citizens bustle with committees and badges, hotels booked, depots busy, and city ready for the social conclave with prize drills planned at River Front Park and Overland Park amid perfect Colorado weather.

Denver Knights Templar Plains Colorado Knights Chamber of Commerce River Front Park Overland Park Union Canada

Lovejoy Promises Swift Arrests of Homestead Strikers

Secretary Lovejoy of the Carnegie Steel company says arrests will be made quickly for riot and murder charges against Homestead strikers. He notes 50 to 150 informations will be filed, with sworn testimony from newly hired detectives, as evidence is gathered and suspects are pursued or returned for trial. Also reports a railroad collision near Connellsville caused by disobedience of orders, killing four trainmen and injuring others. Bail set at $2,000 for five Duquesne rioters released from jail. remaining defendants still jailed.

Washington Noble Morgan Turtle Mountain Hansbrough North Dakota Lovejoy Pittspura Carnegie Steel Company United Press Homestead Indian Creek Connellsville Baltimore and Ohio Railway Pittsburg James Esler J. T. Bennett J. McLain Emilie Coates John Hass Duquesne Alderman Riley Daniel Wilson Toronto University William White The Odd Fellows of United States Louisville Lord Tennyson Alidworth Hasterer America Birrella Liverpool Iron Hall Indianapolis William Redmond Watch Trust Victoria Point Wilson Adolphe Caron

Threshing Begun in Yankton County South Dakota

Aug 9 Yankton D. farmers have been harvesting with much of the grain cut and shocked. Help is scarce and farmers work long hours. Small grain产crop meets optimistic expectations. Threshing has started and will continue through the season as grain flows in.

Yankton

Ready to Lay Track on Yankton to Norfolk Rail Line

Yankton South Dakota August 9 progress reported on the Yankton and Norfolk railroad with the first thirty miles to be finished this month and track laying to begin immediately. Cars are expected to run by November 1 and there is talk of extending Illinois Central from Le Mars to Yankton. In London a Paris dispatch states Pan ama Canal liquidator Monchicourt signed a convention with forty canal contractors to resume canal work with no public fund appeal until work is well advanced.

Yankton S. D Yankton and Norfolk Railroad Illinois Central Road le Mars Panama Canal London Paris Standard M. Monchicourt Panama Canal Company

Non-Union Men Desert Full Labor Peace at Carnegie Mills

Between five and six hundred men returned to work at the Carnegie steel works in DuQuesne after a unanimous strike vote. The reactivated mill resumed full operation with steam on, while soldiers stood in formation but issued no commands. Many skilled strikers joined those resuming work, stating they understood the company would not concede without a hard fight, and were pleased with the peaceful end of the walkout.

DuQuesne Carnejzie Homestead Nmoktecru Carnegie Steel Works Amalgamated Association Jonas Harvey Oxford Street Philadelphia Thomas Bainbrick Seventh Street Pittsburg Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore Harvey University of Pennsylvania Harvey Sys Smill Casey

Smallpox Deaths and New Cases in New York

One more death and two new smallpox cases were reported by the bureau of contagious diseases in New York. The two patients were removed to North Brother Island. Also noted are brief items on a new 1000 acre coal field at Ashton-under-Lyne, and various other public notices.

New York Bureau of Contagious Diseases North Brothers Island London Ashton-under Lyne Lancashire

Latest Market Report Grain Prices and Openings

Minneapolis market report August 9 1892 shows wheat August closing 75 3 quarters cents with September options and December at 77 34 cents. Chicago grain and provisions lists opening prices for wheat 74 cents and corn 51 4 cents, oats 62 cents, with September pork 13 05 and September lard 8 10. Closing prices show wheat 79 5 62 cents and pork 13 02 49 with lard 26 12 9 and ribs 8 17.

Senpolia Minneapolis Chicago

Foster Talks Treasury Plans in Vermilion Address

Secretary of the Treasury Foster spoke to a large Vermilion audience on monetary questions tracing Britain's colonial era to the present. He urged the national bank system as safer and more stable than state banks, warning against too much poor money and calling for sound currency as the public’s business.

Treasury Vermillion Treasurs Foster Diesery Time Ino

Forged Deeds Expose Chicago Deceptive Land Scam

Chicago officials uncover a near million dollar scheme involving forged deeds to property owned by Hetty Green. The forgeries target the old Gage farm acreage, 320 acres west of Western Avenue between Fifty-ninth and Sixty-third streets, with deeds still in circulations.

Chicago Hetty H. R. Green Gage Farm Fifty-ninth Sixty Third Streets Western Avenue

Governor Flower Predicts Appeals Court Ruling Path

In Alexandria New York on August 8 Governor Flower said the optionment act being ruled unconstitutional will proceed to the general term then the court of appeals. He noted Judge Rumsey is a Republican and that the court of appeals in that district leans Republican, and said if the appeals court affirms the decision an extra session would be called to apportion the state.

Flower Talks Alexandria Bay N. Y Flower Rumsey Court of Appeals Ramsey Runsey Srares

Double Elopement Ends in Violent Night Battle

James Lissonby of Spring Creek was mortally wounded in an ambush while returning home from Seguel to Escapement. His daughter May eloped with Thomas Williams last Friday over parental objection and they wed at a friend's house. Minutes later the bride’s father and brother, armed, stormed the house, seized the license, and forcibly returned the bride to her family. The groom planned a rescue, but bystanders intervened.

Seguel Joao Tenn James Lissonby Spring Creek Thomas Williams

Pears Soap Promises Quick Cleansing and Soft Skin

Pears soap is advertised as agreeable and fast dissolving and rinsing, leaving skin soft. It emphasizes that it cleans dirt without harming living skin and appeals to a wide audience including druggists and general users.

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