Editorial Change at Mitchell Printing Company
The Mitchell Printing Company announces redirection of ownership with A. E. Dean C. C. Dean and W. A. Scott assuming top posts. W. A. Scott becomes editor, A. E. Dean treasurer, C. C. Dean secretary as R. W. Wheelock withdraws. The Daily Republican and Weekly Capital will continue under new leadership.
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Republican
A. E. Dean
Mitchell
Mitchell Printing Company
Corn Belt
W. A. Scott
THE
R. W. Wheelock
C. C. Dean
Daily Republican
Weekly Capital
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Mitchell Printing Co. Mitchell
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Capital
Tariff Politics and the Chicago Platform Hypocrisy
The article critiques Democratic leaders who supported free trade in theory but backed tariffs when their states’ industries were affected. It cites Cleveland's veto delay and highlights Peffer and Allen backing tariffs for Kansas salt and sugar interests. It argues protection is a national principle, with Republicans as builders of American industries.
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Cleveland
South
Hancock
Chicago
Peffer
Kansas
Allen
Nebraska
Catholic Knights Meet in Vincennes for Biennial Encampment
The Uniformed Bank Catholic Knights of America hold the fourth biennial encampment in Vincennes and the eighth biennial state convention. The three day session opens with 650 dollars prize for best drilled company and 1000 uniformed participants expected.
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Catholic Knights
Vincennes
Ind
Uniformed Bank
Catholic Knights of America
Flour Mills Ground Heavyly at Duluth Head of Lake
Duluth reports a heavy week with flour mills turning out about 96 000 barrels the highest rate in years. One mill ground 31 011 barrels as shipments and receipts from Minneapolis and interior points remain strong. Indications point to a heavy production this week.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
Noted Bank Thief Joe Harris Arrested After $8000 Seizure
Chicago reports Joe Harris a famed bank robber captured on Clark Street with a companion and thousands in gold and currency. Harris, who has a long criminal record from Detroit to Minneapolis, was taken to Central Station and later to city hall. Authorities seek to trace the source of the money.
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Joe Harris
Chicago
Clark Street
Central Station
Joe
Harris
Joe Harrish
First National Bank
Detroit
Minneapolis
Bank of Minneapolis
Northwest
Stillwater
Forest fires threaten Hibbing area near Lake Superior
A large logging crew from Wright & Davis camps arrived after their camps burned as wildfires push into Hibbing Minnesota. Smoke from fires in the region and Northern Michigan has blanketed the lake area hindering navigation for days. Meanwhile Pleasant Hintis Dis closes a fatal stabbing in court as James W. Barnes attacked town clerk E. W. Edom, killing him.
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Hibbing
Michigan
Pleasant Hint
Dis
James W. Barnes
E. W. Edom
Barnes
Edom
Record Tariff Day At Chicago Custom House
The new tariff bill triggered a record day at the Chicago custom house. By 9 oclock $90,000 had been received and at 10 30, $103,000. An expected total for the day ranged from $160,000 to $200,000 with dry goods making up the bulk.
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Cuicago
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convenes in Cleveland
The N W C T U convention will be held in Cleveland starting Friday November 16 for five days. Three sessions daily alternate between morning business afternoon business and evening speeches.
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Cleveland
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Wilson Travels West With Return Planned to See Cleveland
Chairman Wilson has gone to West Virginia and will return in time to see President Cleveland. An intimation may be given as to when Congress can wind up its business.
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Washington
Wilson
West Virginia
Cleveland
Congress
Pullman Executives Testify On Labor Costs and Dividends
George M Pullman testifies before the labor commission detailing losses on keeping workspaced through a strike and defending dividend payments as he and Wickes outline company finances. He cites capital growth and a $25 million surplus while stressing separate lines of business and fair wages.
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Chicago
George M. Pullman
Labor Commission
Wickes
Pullman
Commission
Wright
Worthington
Pullman Land Association
Pullman Palace Car Company
The
Land Association
Sleeping Car Company
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
Pullman Company
NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN Recognizes Japan as fully civilized power
Washington report says Britain has abandoned extraterritorial jurisdiction in a new Japan Britain treaty. Similar talks with the United States and other nations are expected to follow. The move marks Britain recognizing Japan as a fully civilized power and may ease postwar diplomacy.
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Great Britain
Washington
Japan
United States
McAuliffe Declared Winner in Fiery Griffo Fight
Conny Island crowd of 6500 witnessed a 10 round lightweight bout between McAuliffe and Griffo. Referee William Malsy Moore ruled for McAuliffe at 10 10 pm amid a storm of disapproval as Griffo protested loudly and supporters backed the verdict.
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Conny Island
N. Y
Seaside Athletic Club
McAuliffe
Griffo
William Malsy Moore
New York Athletic Club
Slaves Sold in Cairo and Mahdi Forces Gather
Cairo reports that six recently imported slave girls from Waday were sold to Pachas, with a judicial inquiry underway. Another dispatch confirms Mahdi is assembling forces to attack Kasala, recently taken by Italians.
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Waday
Mahdi
Kassala
Veteran railroad head John C. Gault near death, Aug 29
In Curiaco on August 29, reports say John C. Gault veteran railroad manager is sinking rapidly and feared to not survive the next 24 hours.
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National Marine Band
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Charles H. Aldrich
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