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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1894
Page
8
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The Yankton convention backs Geo. Ashnston from Davison county as a strong ticket leader. J. M. Greene disputes Sheldon’s renominatio n O. S. Basford takes Republican state chair. Watch W. B. Sterling in state politics as Congress adjourns next Tuesday.
An independent voter publishes a long letter of 16 detailed questions to John Colvin, probing party affiliations, votes, and stances on liquor and other issues. The piece labels the author as Independent Voter and warns of withdrawal if no full explanations are provided. The notice also mentions local political pickups and a Bayfield hay fever travel pitch.
An accident on the suburban traction line near Eagle Rock in Orange New Jersey left many passengers injured. Car No 8, crowded with men and women, sped down a steep grade when brakes failed, jumped the rails, and overturned after a bend. Broken glass caused additional injuries.
Two men identified as J. W. Corey alias John Hines and William Graham were arrested in Harmon township for obtaining money under false pretenses. Corey posed as a South Dakota state boiler inspector and Graham as his deputy. They claimed boiler inspections were required and issued engineers licenses to run threshers, netting about 8000 dollars from roughly 300 boilers.
A Cranberry Center dispatch reports lakes of peat burnt to sand up to two feet deep around Mather Wisconsin, destroying cranberry marshes. Whirlwinds spread burning coals, forcing many tracts to become worthless. Elsewhere Finland Michigan and surrounding towns face widespread fire loss threatening settlements and timber. Sioux City fights Russian thistle pest with 300 men, taxing owners for removal. Wylie murderers to die per imperial edict. Pullman testimony deemed more favorable by strike commission.
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