Mitchell Printing Co. in Weekly Capita
Mitchell, South Dakota based Mitchell Printing Co. listed in the Weekly Capita publication.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1892
Page
2
Fire ravages Continental Block in Omaha blaze
A major Omaha fire gutted the Continental Block on South Thirteenth Street and damaged adjacent sites. Firefighters battled a five story blaze as an elevator shaft explosion lit the scene and the clock tower burned before collapsing. Losses reach about $500,000 with stocks at Freeland Loomis & Co and S. S. Orchards in peril.
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Omaha
Neb
South Thirteenth Street
North Sixteenth Street
Continent
S. S. Orchards
Vreeland, Loomis & Co
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Stanic
New York
Brooklyn
Levy Bros
Broadw and
Omyrtle Avenue
Turbulent Diplomatic Rift Sparks Chile Argentina Tension
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate a growing crisis between Chile and Argentina over a pamphlet by Guerrero and Tupper alleging telegraph bribery. Buenos Aires demands explanations, Congress seeks full details, and calls for recall of officials amid rising anti-Chilean sentiment.
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Chili
Valparaiso
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Guerrero
Bion Tupper
Junta de Goisierno
Venezuela
Balmaceda
Europe
Bulmated
la Nacion
Buenos Aires
Madero
la Nasion
Tupper
Mate
Artenuan Exchange
Congress
WatTaires
Santiago
Chill
Guerrer de
Sun Newspaper Declares Pro Annexation of Canada to United States
A Toronto publication named the Sun announces its aim to advocate Canada joining the United States. The Salutatory states willingness to unite with the US on fair terms, while respecting Britain, and insists the move must have imperial consent. The paper seeks prosperity through a political union, arguing for a self governing Canada aligned with the United States.
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Toronto
the Sun
Canada
United States
Republic of the
Union
England
Sun
Great Hritula
Village of No Dle scene of cowhiding episode in Olney
In Olney eight miles west of Jiere the town saw a cowhiding episode after Hugh M Mupee was arrested for betraying a local woman’s daughter and bound over on court. Women later attacked Magee in a saloon with cowhides and bricksnake whip, giving him 24 hours to leave the village amid threats of further action.
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Olney
No- Dle
Jiere
Hugh M. Mupee
Thomas McFarlin
Magee
Koy
Port Vownsend
Wash
Albert
Shurrard
Highwinyman
Pair Official Resigns From World’s Fair Trade Manager Post
Jay Cox, trade manager for the World's Fair, resigns in a letter to President Winginbotham. He states he received no support from directions where he was expected it and that plans have not been carried out.
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Chicago
Jay Cox
Winginbotham
Buried Treasure Legend From Indian Authority Teller
Paris Texas special reports an Indian tradition of vast buried treasure near the mouth of the Cowskin River in the Indian Territory. Spaniards allegedly hid kettles and valuables during a pursuit by Osage forces, then fled down Spring River. A 75 year old Indian named Isaac Warrrieril is cited as a witness to the tale.
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Wingate
Paris
Texas
Cowskin River
Indian Territory
Joe Whitecrow
Spring River
Mexico
Cuwskill River
Isaac Wrrrieril
Charges Wrought: A Daring Express Robbery Suspect Named
A Cincinnati inquiry centers on an express money package swap in Texas. Two forged transfers of 10 000 and 25 000 dollars were discovered by Wells Fargo and Adams Express staff, with brown paper replacing the notes. Charles A Hardin, supervisor for Adams Express, is detained for questioning as investigators chase links to Nashville and a possible larger plot. The case involves multiple cities and a suspected miscreant under scrutiny by Col Weir and a detective corps.
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Express
Galveston
Cincinnati
New York City
Texas
Island City Savings Bank of Ten
T S
Wells F.xpress
Mounts Brothers
Ball, Watchings & Col
Gal- Veston
Wells-Fargo Express
National City Bank
New York
Wells-Fargo Company
Adams Express
Wells-Fargo
Adams
Gulveston
Cincinnaiti
Nashville
Adams Express Company
Charles A. Hardin
Hardin
Colonel Weir
Lew Weir
Weir
Mr. Weir
Prominent Wheeling Candidate Confesses to Crimes
Marty Houser, a well known Wheeling rail collector and former mayoral hopeful, admitted involvement in a nail shop robbery and shoplifting. As a treasurer of the Wheeling Elks Lodge, his arrest drew little public shock and did not trigger a major uproar.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Marty Houser
United States
Houser
Wheeling Lodge of Elks
Attempted murder shocks Mount Pleasant Utah
Andrew Neilsen, Mount Pleasant Bank cashier, was shot through the breast by an unknown assailant as he sat at a window. The suspect, Peter Neilson, his son, was arrested and held without bail on charges of attempted murder.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Mount Pleasant
Andrew Neilsen
Jie
Neilson
Peter
Outlaws killed after marshal battle in Fort Smith
Federal Marshal Bruner and posse trapped Stan Rowe and his gang after learning their location. Teo Raven was killed, Rowe wounded and fled, Ned Downing captured. Raven died after capture, Downing jailed. Rowe hid in a creek and cave for days before dying from wounds. The Rowe gang was one of the worst in the Indian country.
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Voxse Tas
Fort Smith
Ark
Tates
Bruner
Stan Rowe
Teo Raven
Rowe
Ned Downing
Lila
Raven
Downing
Fnd
Chouteau
Captured terror of Dick Johnson Township exposed as neighbor
A local farm theft spree ends when Augustus Black, a nearby resident, is captured after weeks of missing corn hogs cattle and fowl alarmed West Dick Johnson Township. Jim Decker leads a four mile trek to deliver the corn to the city marshal and Black confesses to multiple thefts. In Raleigh moonshine raids net stills and arrests as revenue officers warn of wider illicit distillery activity across districts.
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Brazil
Ind
Dick Johnson Township
West
William Pullen
Jobin Decker
Augustus Black
Black
Raleigh
N. C
Massey
Posse
Adolphus Jones
Jacob Taylor
Sam Jones
Eli Williamston
Jones
Bill Jordan
Alleged Swindler Arrested in Chicago Case
Chicago reports Edward Wildman and Herman Wittig arrested on charges of swindle through materials from Illinois Lumber Co and Wildman & Co. They allegedly imported lumber without payment, deposited 15 000 to gain credit, and faced an attachment suit from an Indianapolis claimant. Judge Chard oversaw their arrest.
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Chicago
Edward Wildman
Herman Wittig
Ilinois Lumber Company
Wildman & Co
Philadelphia
Griggs
Nuas
P. Hopkins
Indianapolis
Chard
Temperance Meeting Sparks Town Rivalry in Sioux Falls
An exciting temperance meeting in Sioux Falls drew clergy and officials including United States Judge Edger ton and Prof. Walsh. They condemned county officials and attacked County Attorney Bailey, who defended his record amid claims of numerous failed convictions. Hostilities among prohibitionists threaten temporary saloon closures.
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Sioux Falls
United States
Edgerton
Walsh
Meredith
Bailey
Prof. Walsh
Hailey
City Saloon Plan Probed by South Dakota Legislature
A circular letter urges lawmakers to consider the Gothenburg style city saloon plan as a compromise between license and prohibition. Sioux Falls officials propose five municipal saloons with regulated hours, strict bans on minors and drunkards, no credit or Sunday sales, and measures to prevent abuse while preserving individual rights.
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South Dakota
W. H. Lyon
A. A. Grant
N. 3. Johnson
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Nhrong
Gothenburg
City of
Sioux
Canadian Immigrant Agent Describes Dakota Attitudes
Dominion immigration agent W A Webster based in Aberdeen explains South Dakota hostility to Canadian Northwest workers. He notes Nebraska residents view agents as farmers' friends, while Dakotans see them as a menace to business and loan interests. He argues Dakotan towns misstate growth and cites Aberdeen’s small population as example.
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South Dakota
W. A. Wenstin
Dominion
Aberdeen
Webster
Nebraska
Canadian Northwest
Dakota
Mr. Webster
Canada
North
Lhe
Rand & McNally
Immigrant influx and rail plans dominate South Dakota briefs
A wave of settlers from South Dakota moves to Wetaskawin and Manitoba districts, while Immigrant and railroad developments shape the state's growth. Legal actions include Greene suing the Western Union for damages over a cut wire, with ex Senator Nittredge as attorney. Turon hosts policing actions as Huron neighbors push council to curb disorder. Duluth Pierre & Black Hills Railway contracts advance with immigration talks and fuel shipments ease shortages.
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South Dakota
Wetaskawin
Prince Albert
Edmonson
Stony Creek
Manitoba
Western Union
Sioux Falls
Greene
Republican State Central Committee
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chaamberlain
Western Union Therefore Cut the Loop and Refused Mr. Greene
A. AB. Nittredge
Aikens
Duluth, Pierre
New Orleans
Aberdeen
Pierre
Rapid City
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Albuquerque
ON. M
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Detroit Bridge and Iron Works
Pat Stees
YG Ink Produce
Peru
Washington
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State Department
Caesar Canevaro
Canevaro
Ile
Chile
Los Angles
John Manning
Wompey Smith
Dr. Bryant
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Night Watch
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Great West
Germany
Deadwood
Duluth, Pierre and Black Hills
Jack Hills
Chicago and Northern Railway
South Dakota Board of Agriculture
Wintertown
Mitchell
Madison
Yankton
Teuron
Titz Handsome
R. L. Smith
Jacob Rosenthall
Herney Peak
Keystone
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Burlington and
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