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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1891

Page

10

Mitchell Dry Goods Special Sale Pitch

The retailer touts deep price cuts with 59 44 26 35 15 cent items and a $7.00 price, promising real special prices and denouncing fake sales. It stresses moving excess stock and enticing buyers to shop Cheaper than any house in the state, as agents for Waleker's Plush Cloaks.

Mitchell Dry Goods Company Waleker

Harper's Weekly and the August 1887 previews

The upcoming Harper's Weekly issue features a graphic report on the Detroit Grand Army of the Republic encampment, plus Harper's Bazar and The Arena content. It highlights Amelie Rives sailing for the U.S., Miss Rives's new story, and notes on The Century, North American Review, Demorest's, and other periodicals with articles by Bigelow, Comstock, and Grant.

Harper's Weekly Grand Army of the Republic Detroit Harper’s Bazar Arthur Wentworth Eaton Olive Thorne Miller Mrs. Ormsbee M. C. Williams Thomas Hardy Amelie Rives United States Cosmopolitan Miss Rives America Europe Amelia B. Edwards Harper's Magazine New Zealand George M. Grant J. H. Rosny Paris Montgomery Schuyler Chicago

Ladies of the G. A. R. Detroit Convenes Nationally

The fifth national convention of the Ladies of the G. A. R. met at St. Peter and St. Pauls School in Detroit Aug. 8. Mrs. Catherine Hurst of Louisville presided. The order now has about 20,000 members and attracts many by admitting soldiers and sailors as well as wives and daughters.

Ladies of the Detroit The Ladies of the G. A. R Woman’s Relief Corps St. Peter and St. Paul’s School Catherine Hurst Louisville

Prohibitionists plan full state ticket in September

New York Prohibitionists announce a full state ticket will be nominated at the Albany convention in September. F. B. Baldwin says Illiam Wardwell, W. Jennings Demorest, and W. S. Powell are possible governor candidates. Baldwin expects about 10,000 votes this fall.

Ew York Enaura N. Y F. B. Baldwin Prohibition State Committee Albany Illiam Wardwell W. Jennings Demorest New York City W. S. Powell Columbia County Baldwin

Rail line reaches Osage as first train runs

Winona and Southwestern railway completes its line to Osage Iowa covering 117 miles from Winona. First train operated there on Wednesday though regular service will wait a week or more. Future route beyond Osage undecided. Ex-Governor Axtelle dies in Morristown New Jersey after brief illness born October 14 1819 in Franklin County Ohio. Funds sought for McKinley by Senator Quay in Pittsburgh amid silence. Pot of gold doubloons found near Sutherland Springs Texas valued at 17000 believed tied to Santa Anna legend.

Osage Winona Minn Axtelle Morristown N. J Charles M. Phillips Santa Fe N. M Franklin County San Antonio Tex Edwards Sutherland Springs Santa Anna San Jacinto

Kaiser's Knee Forces Imperial Stay at Kiel

Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William will remain at Kiel for a fortnight to rest a knee injured by a fall on the Hohenzollern. The move alarms the city, with fears the emperor’s condition is worse than German officials indicated.

Berlin Kiel William Hohenzollern

Encampment Leader Elected After Third Ballot

Captain John Palmer chosen as commander in chief on the third ballot at the G A R convention in Detroit with Washington and Lincoln as final contenders. Washington led after initial tallies but a corrected New York count shifted the result, prompting celebratory calls and adjournment amid campfire gatherings across four venues.

Detroit Washington Lincoln Neb Illinois Pennsylvania Wisconsin California Paul Vandevoort Oakley Lincoln Board of Trade New York Rink Camp Sherman Central Methodist Church Masonic Temple

Captain John Palmer Elected Commander-in-Chief at G A R Meet

Detroit August 7 Captain John Palmer of New York won the G A R national encampment on the second ballot after California shifted votes. Palmer was proclaimed commander-in-chief unanimously as other officers were chosen. A petition from the W C T U urged banishing liquor from banquets amid encampment events.

Detroit Grand Army Convention Provisional Department John Palmer Jed California Palmer Hurst Ohio New York Weissert Wisconsin Smedburg Henry M. Duffield Staten Island N. Y Nintyfirst New York Volunteers Five Forks Albany New Benedict

The Man and Brother Color Line at G A R Encampment

Detroit August 7 delegates to the G A R encampment confront the color question during the silver anniversary. opposition greets the proposal to form a provisional colored veteran department while many call for equal rights to meet Southern whites. panicked reports of messages reach the commander in chief as debates continue.

A. L. Conger Ohio George S. Merrill Massa Machusetts E. T. Henderson Virginia J. C. Loneham New Hampshire J. A. Atkins Repenel New Department Veazey Alger Louisiana Detroit Mich

Ohio People's Party Convention Nominates and Adopts Platform

At Springfield Ohio on August 7 the Ohio People's Party opened with a ceremonial hammer strike. Dr Tuckerman explained the proclutional ballot as Hugh Cavanaugh became permanent chairman with H F Higdon as secretary. The platform calls for labor rights, anti gambling in futures, direct money from government, government rail and telegraph ownership, and liquor sale by state agencies at cost. Nomination names were debated with Seitz nominated on the first ballot after Agee declined.

Springfield Cavanaugh People's Party Tuckerman Cleveland E. P. Foster Cincinnati Hugh Cavanaugh H. F. Higdon People’s Party Committee On Ohio Standard Oil Company United States National Committee HH. F. Barnes Alvas,Agee Gallia Henry Fecker John Seitz Iffin J. C. Stevenson J. C. H. Cobb Wellston Mr. Agee Seitz

Fusion in Louisiana joins anti lottery factions for ticket

In New Orleans on August 8 the Farmers Alliance and anti lottery Democrats in Lafayette agreed to a joint ticket. Farmers Alliance to name governor treasurer and superintendent of public education while anti lottery league nominates lieutenant governor auditor attorney general and secretary of state. Nominations by a convention of white voters opposed to the lottery and then sent to the Democratic party. Adams named president of the alliance. Campaign to center on the lottery issue. Also: Dr Baldwin arrives to treat Blaine's chronic trouble in New York Bar Harbor trip.

New Orlrans Farmers’ Aliance Lafayette Farmers’ Alliance Thomas 8. Adams Blaine New York Dr. Baldwin Majestic Secretary Blaine Florence Italy State Bar Harbor Baldwin

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