The Mitchell Capital subscription and ads notes
The Mitchell Capital lists subscription rates for one year in advance to two ten dollars and a half. Advertisers are advised rates provided on application. Legal ads at statute rates. Obituaries and wedding notices are included free of charge. Gen Weaver condemns Populists for electing Democratic senators. House bill 128 may block other legislation in Pierre as state officials become railroad commissioners.
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Fair Strtarhee Cs We Club
App
Weaver
Kansas
California
Pierre
Woel
Exposition Graphic issue and Review of Reviews
The Exposition Graphic number three offers 52 pages with colored supplement and images of Chicago World’s Fair buildings officers ceremonies and state buildings. The February Review of Reviews highlights municipal ownership city planning and philanthropy with W T Stead profiling Jay Gould.
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Chicago
Graphic Company
United States
Lansit
W. T. Stead
Jay Gould
Mitchell to Build Corn Palace This Autumn
Plankinton Herald reports Mitchell plans a Corn Palace this autumn as a strong advertisement for the Corn Belt and for South Dakota. The Argus Leader, Yankton Telegram and Tripp Ledger praise Mitchell’s effort and urge statewide participation and support for a larger, statewide exhibition.
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Plankinton Herald
Mitchell
Sioux City
Plankinton
Argus
Vyhis
Herad
South Dakota
Aris
Minnehaha
Tripp
Yankton
Mitchell Rustlers
Legislature pass and defeat dog tax dominates Pierre
In Pierre, senators’ measures become laws as four from the senate and several house bills pass on readings. The dog tax remains unvulnerable after Ole Fornell leads opposition to a value-based substitute. Frost investigation garners a report exonerating Professor Frost amid Brookings College concerns. Ravndahl’s World’s Fair bill seeks $60,000 with a nine-member board. a joint Republican caucus targets $70,000. House adjourns early after Blaine death. other bills passed include Stuverud warehouse bill and Donahue ex-officio railroad commissioners.
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Senate
House
Dollard
Harv
Hooper
Box
Everitt
Gold
Cleveland
Free
Sheldon
McIntyre
Codington
Shannon
Beadle
Hale
Bon Homme
Hanniger
Brown
Ward
Turner
Brookings College
Frost
McLouth
Brookings
Ravndahl
Pierre
Schamber
Ole Fornell
Blaine
Stuverud
Stugerud
House Temperance Committee
Pierke
Mrnday
Hilzenger
Pair
Summerside
Judiciary Committee
Gunderson
Vermillion
Clay County
Doane Robinson
Irish People Address From National League of America
The National League of America issues an address to Irish people criticizing Gladstone's forthcoming home rule bill as mere legal verbiage that would not satisfy any party and would lower Ireland’s status, urging formation of Irish clubs and urging perseverance until patience ceases to be virtue.
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National Oodean
New York
Trish People
Trish National League of America
League
William E. Gladstone
Ireland
Housebreaking a Specialty A New York Crook Confesses
John W. Mitchell a 45 year old burglar and his wife Nellie have been in custody since Sunday. Mitchell confesses to over one hundred burglaries in the Newark New Jersey and Brooklyn areas during the last eighteen months. Twelve years ago in Chicago he robbed a bank of bonds worth 40000 dollars sold for 82000 used to tour the world. He returned to the United States two years ago and, after spending the money, turned to house breaking as his specialty.
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New York
John W. Mitchell
Nellie
Mitchell
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Chicago
Montana Finances Shape Legislature Debate
Helena Feb 2 The alleged condition of the Montana state treasury stirs lawmakers with varied views on economy and spending. Bills moving include creating a commissioner of agriculture labor and immigration and a game and fish warden with deputy officers. Senator Goddard also proposes a state architect though no state buildings are under construction.
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Helena
Montana
Goddard
Lane Seminary Trustees Reject Rev Henry Preserved Smith Resignation
Cincinnati Feb 2 Trustees refuse to accept Rev Henry Preserved Smiths resignation and plan to relieve him at term end while his appeal to the synd is considered The chair of practical theology held by Dr Roberts is declared vacant at term end
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Smith
Cincinnati
Lane Seminary
Henry Preserved Smith
Synd
Roberts
Public School Report and January Weather Notes 1892
January 1892 weather data includes precipitation and temperatures with days of clear, partly cloudy, and cloudy skies. The report urges parental punctuality in schooling and describes a four starter running match at the opera house, noting Smith’s early lead and ten-mile distance in rough track conditions. D. M. Ferry & Co. offers a free Illustrated Annual on seeds and gardening with practical planting guidance.
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Opera House
Dingman
Bingham
Grant
Cowboy Smith
Smith
Luagton
D. M. Ferry & Co
Detroit
Mich
A Fine Line Footwear Sale Across All Styles
A fine line of footwear awaits buyers with a big hole in stock but ample remaining for a superb sale. Don’t miss winter footwear for ladies, children, and men for indoor outdoor business and social wear across all weathers and times.
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
R. W. Wheelock, A. E. Dean
Slog, Andy
Lake City
Minn
Wabusha
Loxpon
Gooch
Lady Alice Gooch
Sir Alfred
Lady Alice
P.t.mcgovern
Helwig
Seteaasai
Wisl
Cece Sen
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Isaiah Emerson
Manchester, N. H
Hood
Isatan Emeerson
East Manchester
N. H
J. Moore
J. G. McCartney
D. D.S. Moore & McCartney
First National Bank
Office of School and Public Lands
S. D
Davison County
Nis
Thos
H. Ruth
Lunds
National Union CO
W. A. van Horn, Mandee
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