Sixty Mitchell women take jobs beyond domestic work
The Sioux Falls Press notes sixty Mitchell women employed as clerks, typewriters, teachers, and other non domestic roles. The piece argues higher female workforce participation raises domestic help demand and wages, prompting calls for social remedies and critiques of trade policy and local politics. It references Butler and the Argus Leader while criticizing Independent party leadership and figures such as Lowe and Loucks.
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Sioux Falls
Republican
Mitchell
Gazette
Lowe
Loucks
Wardall
Sioux Falls Press Targets Loucks Snake and Political Pressures
The Sioux Falls Press denounces the Loucks faction as powerful figures hogging the spoils while vowing to pound the issue until the tail ends. The piece notes intra party shifts and critiques political control, citing Homestead probe findings and police reform ideas like civil service. It also comments on New York turnout and Washington correspondents predicting federal jobs for Democrats.
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Sioux Falls
Loucks
Pennsylvania
McClaughrey
Chicago
Pattison
Reform and tax policy debate in South Dakota
Webster Farmer and Reporter urges legislature to repeal the 1891 assessments and taxation law that favored banks and capitalists. Selah Judge Bakewell proposes direct taxation on rich, tariff offsets for all, while national politics show protection support and rural skepticism.
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Webster
Party of Purity and Reform
Buchanan
Minneapolis
Selah
Northwest
aArgus
South Dakota
Argus
President-elect Cleveland Warns Against Early Applications
The president elect announces that no applications will be considered before March 4. He warns that premature pressure could prejudice the claims of those pressuring him.
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Cleveland
Wheelock to leave Mitchell land office post
The piece notes Ralph W. Wheelock will depart as receiver of the Mitchell land office but will remain active as editor of the Mitchell Republican to defend the state. It contrasts this with South Dakota politics and reports election results from Day county showing VanOsdel narrowly beating Sheldon by 47 votes overall.
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Ogen
Maris Taylor
General Land Office
South Dakota
Spencer
Iowa
Ralph W. Wheelock
Mitchell Land Office
Mitchell Republican
Day County
Mellette
VanOsdel
Sheldon
Gladstone home rule plan outlined by The Times
New York November 30 The Times prints a full outline of Mr Gladstones proposed home rule for Ireland detailing a four province dominion with provincial parliaments and a central Irish senate. The plan limits armed forces taxes and foreign relations, with imperial parliament oversight.
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New York
the Times
Gladstone
House of Commons
Ireland
Times
Baltimore Sun
Ulster
Munster
Connaught
Leinster
House of Representatives
Dublin
Irish Senate
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Senate
Judicial Committee of
Privy Council
Eugene Kelly
President Delays Message as Congress Opens
Washington dispatch says the president will be unable to deliver the annual message on opening day due to illness and may send a brief note Monday. Expect length near last year’s 15 000 words. Debates over tariff policy and possible extra sessions are discussed by Tarsney and Mitchell with no McKinley change anticipated. Dr Scott lies dying in Washington as President Harrison attends at the bedside. The White House staff suspends visitors and cabinet meetings.
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Washington
Congress
Dr. Scott
Wasut
Extra Session Debate Divides Congressmen
Congressmen arriving in Washington show an even split on calling an extra session. Representative Huiman argues tariff work should proceed through normal channels and questions a deficit trigger, while Representative Livingstone pushes for an early session to address the McKinley act and ongoing costs.
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Washington
Congress
Huiman
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Livingstone
Georgia
Laugh at the Story and St. Louis Brewery Rumor Denial
Milwaukee's Captain Fred Pabst dismisses the St. Louis story as false claiming no proposition to the firm from any party including the Rothschilds. In Tacoma three bank robbers from Roslyn, Cal Hale Jack Kenzie and George Seachery, are arraigned in Ellensburg and held on $10,000 each.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Louis
Fred Pabst
Rothschilds
Riobbers
Tacoma
Wash
Cal Hale
Jack Kenzie
George Seachery
Ellensburg
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J. J. O’donahue
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McGill University
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J. T. Cardinal
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