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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
9
The Mitchell Capital notes a surge in iron and steel activity with 20 furnaces active in the latest month versus 240 last June and 202 the year prior. It discusses tariff receipts under Dingley and Wilson and hints at political shifts with Senator Morgan's reelection prospects and a Philippine commission lecture on local conflicts and U.S. policy.
The majority of the Ways and Means Committee rules the constitution does not extend to Porto Rico or other island possessions. They recommend parity in tariffs with the United States and a 3 percent reduction on imports from each other. Kentucky politics show unclear paths as factions seek governorship and party lines amid arbitration signals.
Local report notes Barbers Republicans address unclear pledge about nob lements and taxation while referencing a king tie and sant in a cryptic, unsettled speech.
A partial readable fragment notes a 22 inch size decision by Ss officials. The text hints at a ceremonial clash and a possible resolution or deferral. No precise names, dates, or places are clear from the fragment.
The text notes that friends scoff at the So far, Mr. Brysu's eastern crusade and argues it has not raised silver prices. It highlights sluggish demand for silver bricks and mentions General Wood facing broad Cuban duties. It also compares Cuba's population to Chicago and cites 1899 trade milestones with foreign commerce and iron and steel exports exceeding key thresholds.
U S cargo plans show forty thousand tons of steel to Australia and more heading to Japan from a Maryland firm. The United States appears to lead the iron and steel trade of the world amid expanding shipments overseas.
The report pinpoints Rep Richardson as the instigator of a protest against Secretary Gage aiming to clear himself from punishment. It portrays the attack as a display of fighting resolve rather than a legitimate critique.
A mangled wartime note discusses regulations on soldiers hats, rejecting stray brim pins and rakish air. It notes caps must match standard shapes and warns privates they will not tailor hats to individual flair. The fragment hints at broader discipline enforcement by military command.
Partial readable text indicates Arthur J. Sewall will be re remembered as side partner of W. J. Brysz in ISS. The interview covers matters of importance, with Sewall credited for upholding certain positions and experiences linked to Honolulu.
Minneapolis Journal reports Henry Grady's memory honored with John Temple Graves delivering the funeral oration. The address praised Grady's wit and eloquence, hailed as a landmark tribute to the Atlanta journalist, with plans for Graves to lecture in the city on the Demagogue sermon theme.
The county commission dealt with a legal action filed by the Piscristers case against the Otleis family to compel rescission of their setuses linked to the Mail Sppoict Sis panel. Judge Smith presided. S. Wriehs, Tachmaz, C. Prestoc and S. 5. Brewer argued for various parties. The decision, announced by Judge Smith, held delays in processing and a later recount of the actions.
Republican editor reports debate over the contest at the college where Mr. Loevinger was argued to be first, with Mr. Devers claimed to have strong delivery. The piece notes two judges favored Loevinger and questions whether marking changes would alter the outcome.
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