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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1894
Page
10
Drowned in Mississippi Trip Disaster Near New Orleans
Milwaukee and Holland party on a pleasure voyage capsized above New Orleans in the Mississippi. Eight persons on board are reported drowned including George Henry Poke and James Howard. Captain Brooks and Mrs. Lunde are linked to the casualties. Two other drownings occur in Ohio and Illinois meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Robert Iide
Florence
Holland
New Orns
Mississippi
Ida
George Henry Poke
George Looks
Eddie Brooks
Brooks
John Howard
James Howard
Captain Brooks
Enforcement difficulty of Behring Sea seal protections
The Behring Sea tribunal regulations to protect seal life face enforcement hurdles. Even with US Britain cooperation, sealing beyond three miles remains unguarded by non-parties and nonflag nations, as depredations shift to other flags. Efforts target securing wider international agreements through Secretary Gresham and Sir Julian Pauncefote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring Sea Tribunal
Washington
Behring Sea ‘Tribunal
United States
Great Britain
Gresham
Julian( Pauncefote
Condition of Mr Childs Remains Critical in Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 29. The condition of Mr Childs is practically unchanged. Hopeful reports by doctors have given way to more serious news. He rested fairly well late night but has not recovered from the serious condition seen around midnight. Two physicians are at his bedside. noon report calls him very critical.
Admiral Benham Likely Ends Brazilian DiMoulty
Dispatches from Rio de Janeiro report Rear Admiral Benham, commanding the U S fleet, has secured terms with President Peixoto and the insurgent commander after consulting Washington. The rebellion is most likely at an end.
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Buenos "Ayres
San
Associated Preas
Rio de Janeiro
Benham
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Peixoto
Comander
Address to President Cleveland on Un-American Tariff Policy
A Workingman denounces President Grover Cleveland for his tariff policy, claiming it devastates American industry and labor. The letter accuses Cleveland of aligning with foreign interests, draining money from business, and causing widespread unemployment and unrest within six months of his administration.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Great Britain
Wilson Committee
England
France
Germany
Bayard
Sheffield
Chicago
White House
Cleveland Backed By Wariness Of Tammany In Chronicle Note
The London Daily Chronicle recalls a November cyclone and suggests Mr. Cleveland longed to escape Tammany influence. The Chronicles editor, though, credits Cleveland for aiding the political shift, urging a calm judgment amid the revulsion.
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London Daily Chronicle
Clevelad
Tammany
Artemus Ward
The
Chronicles
Cleveland
South Dakota’s World's Fair Exhibit Costs and Returns
A Yankton Press interview with Tom H. Brown, secretary of the South Dakota World's Fair commission, details the exhibit cost at about 64 thousand dollars, remaining funds, and plans to submit a final report to the governor. Brown notes building sale at 75 dollars, large registers returned, and Deadwood leading in visitors per capita while Aberdeen sent few. He emphasizes advertising value and anticipated lasting benefits.
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Carter Harrison
Dakota
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