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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1900

Page

5

Iowa Senate Appointment and 1902 Term Details

Governor Shaw appoints John Dolliver to the vacant U S Senate seat caused by Senator Gear’s death in Iowa. Dolliver will serve until March 4, 1902, with another election to determine his successor. The Bryan Democrats hope Senator Mason aids McKinley’s re election following Mason’s Seattle interview expressing support for McKinley.

Shaw United States Senate Gear Iowa John Dolliver Dolliver

Pettigrew Defends Bryan Before Sioux City Interview

Pettigrew says Bryan’s election matters more to him than his own senate race and argues he won’t sacrifice the presidential candidate for self gain. He accuses the senator of backing candidates in counties to influence Rank’s return, dismissing efforts to save the state for Bryan as self-serving.

Rank Senate

Bryan Attacks Republicans Over Class Interests

The speech portrays the Republican Party as aligned with class interests and special legislation. It argues farmers suffer under policy while the general prosperity rises with industrial activity, highlighting shared effects on workers and farmers and citing broad economic figures.

Bryan Republican Party

Pettigrew letter campaign fuels South Dakota senate race

George Bartlett of Watertown responds to K F Pettigrew’s push for support in the South Dakota senate bid. Bartlett vows to oppose Pettigrew, cites Civil War loyalties, notes local farmers and business leaders oppose Pettigrew, and warns against Republican funds. He lists neighbors likely to receive Pettigrew literature and closes with a warning about imperialism and the money power.

Pettigrew Senate South Dakota Frank Republican George Bartlett Watertown Bartlett S. D K. F. Pettigrew Sioux Falls United States Senate Bryan Republican Party Aguinaldo Silver Trust Luzon Judge Moore Philippines Congress J. B. Hanton A. Foley Ole Olson Wall Street G. E. Bartlett

Patriot stance over party marks Kibbe speech at populist gathering

W F E Kibbe of Franklin county spoke to Kansas populists after attending the Sioux Falls convention. He urged meeting today’s mighty problems from a patriotic, not partisan, view and urged citizens to join the broad progressive movement as the new century begins.

W. Fe, Kibbe Franklin County Kansas Wong

Beadle County tariffs and leaders hit in Beadle county lines

The Yankton Beacon Light mocks Governor hopefuls and GOP allies over drunkens, urging Pettigrew to dismiss Kingsbury and Ross. The Huron Huronite cites Beadle county tax lists to argue farmers prosper under Republicans, detailing Beadle wool and sheep values under McKinley and Dingley tariffs versus Wilson.

Yankton Beacon Light Senator Pettigrew Kingsbury Lee B. H. Lien Dr. Ross Beadle County Grover Cleveland Democratic Party Beadie County McKinley Bryan Beedle County Roosevelt

American Protective Tariff League Catalog Ad

A catalog offering campaign documents on tariffs including works by Gallinger Grosvenor McKinley Bryan and Callinger with 144 pages of material for fourteen cents order numbers 39 52 39 and d from the American Protective Tariff League 4325 West 23d St New York NY.

Plymouth Rock McKinley and Dingley Gallinger New Hampshire Grosvenor Ohio McKinley Mr. Bryan Callinger American Protective Tariff League West 23d St New York N. Y

Big Stock Shipment Drives Milwaukee Road Cattle Rush

A season of high cattle movement begins earlier than last year as empty stock cars are sent to Chamberlain to load. Forty five cars loaded this week with oxen and three trains expected to pass Mitchell tonight. Over the next ten days two to three special trains are planned and about 150 ox carts will haul stock. The I and D division lacks workers, pulling help from the James River division to meet the demand. This marks an unprecedented busy period for Milwaukee Road crews.

Milwaukee Road Chamberlain Mitchell Milwaukee James River

Mull's Pioneer Female Cure Offered for Army of Sufferers

A historical notice promotes Mull's Pioneer Female Cure for diseases of women. It claims assistance and care, includes a dollar draft to be cashed by the patient if the cure fails, and names J. H. Ferris as the seller.

Mull J. H. Ferris

Russians Seek New Colony In North State Context

Report notes a potential 7000 Russians seeking settlement in the northern state region. Bishop Natharenos, expelled from Russia for refusing Greek faith, travels north to locate land for his people who face either departure within two years or conversion. The Russians aim to farm individually rather than in a communal Mennonite style, contrasting with southern colonists who own land collectively and share profits.

Natharenos Russia

Sioux Falls Plans New $25,000 Hotel on Cataract Site

Sioux Falls reports a near certainty of a new 125,000 dollar five story hotel on the Cataract site, after a fire June 30 destroyed the Cataract hotel. Geo H. Love of Chicago offered 15,000 dollars yearly rent to Corson Bros., ground owners, to rebuild. Architect Schwartz is said to be preparing plans for the proposed building.

Sioux Falls Geo. H. Love Chicago Corson Bros Schwartz The Corsons

Mitchell Corn Palace plan urged for Hutchinson county exhibit

Parkston Courier urges Mitchell to build a corn palace and attract patrons to a county exhibit. Hutchinson county has the materials to win the prize if it mobilizes and goes after it with commitment and organization.

Parkston Mitchell Hutchinson County

Prominent South Dakotan Bushnell Dies in Colorado Springs

The Aberdeen News reports the death of W F T Bushnell in Colorado Springs Colorado occurring Saturday. He had visited Mitchell recently and planned to resume work after a rest. Bushnell came to Dakota in the 1880s, served as secretary of the state board of agriculture, built the Dakota Farmer into prominence, moved it to Aberdeen, and engaged in multiple local enterprises. His body will be brought back for interment.

Aberdeen News W. F. T. Bushnell Colorado Springs Col State Board of Agriculture Dakota Farmer Aberdeen Bushnell

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