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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1898

Page

3

Odd Men in Congress Highlight Richest Deeply Noted

A Washington dispatch notes growing wealth in Congress with Sprague and Lov ering from Massachusetts among the rich in the House while Elkins and Wetmore top the Senate wealth. It highlights tall, homeliest, handsome, and best dressed members across chambers, naming Cockrell, Reed, Penrose, Lodge, Wolcott, Bailey, Bromwell, and others, plus oratory contrasts between parties.

Sprague Reed Sulloway Cockrell Penrose

New Mint Director Nominee George E. Roberts An Iowa Journalist

George E. Roberts of Fort Dodge Iowa, a noted economic writer and gold standard advocate, is nominated as director of the Mint. He began as a printer at the Fort Dodge Messenger and rose to ownership, gaining prominence during the last presidential campaign for his response to Harvey’s Coin’s Financial School and selling over 150,000 copies of his book. He has held public roles and led politically in Town for years. A separate Florida note mentions Henry Goeviel confessing to aiding a train wreck near St Augustine and his subsequent suicide.

Iowa George E. Roberts Mint Fort Dodge Roberts Fort Dodge Messenger Harvey Financial School

Bills Reported to the Senate for Appropriation

Senator Teller leads two Senate claims bills under the deficiency act to settle meritorious government claims. The omnibus measure totals 9 765 263 with allocations to Court of Claims, Bowmen act, French spoliation, naval contracts, churches and schools, sale claims, and miscellaneous items. Most state refunds cover raising troops during the Civil War.

Senate Teller Senate Committee On Claims Court of Claims Pileteetiss Valde Leech Pou Ogs Chaims of Sale California Oregon Nevada Florida Tennessee United States

Passion and Debt Struggles in Caryll Family

Evelyn hides her fear as Will Caryll pleads for money and a way out of a mounting debt. Todson the tailor demands fifty pounds while Will contemplates ruin, and Evelyn sells her mother’s jewels to help. Will secretly borrows from money lenders to cover bills, deepening the couple’s tension.

Eve Will Caryll Mr. Todson Evelyn William Caryll Sss Will Hye Tom

Hidden Postern Keeps Will Caryll in Flight

Evelyn helps her cousin Will Caryll evade police after forgery and theft of a check finds him hidden in the house. She plans to unmask the situation to Uncle Caryll while keeping Will safe and awaiting a path to escape. The pair endure a tense morning as Eve prepares to seek counsel and decide their next move.

Hugh ‘Caryll Todson Eve Will Miss Rayne Liverpool Evelyn Mr. Todson Will Caryll Gamble Officers of Justice Old Todson Willl Darling Willam Caryll Sam Godwin

Buried in Solid Rock How Pullman’s Body Is Guarded

The body of George M. Pullman is protected beneath Graceland cemetery by a lead lined mahogany casket sealed in asphalt and surrounded by cement and solid rock. Workmen lowered the coffin and encased it with steel rails, asphalt floor, and a thick tomb, designed to keep grave robbers from disturbing the remains for ages. The article notes past thefts of other notable bodies and claims only dynamite could break the tomb.

George M. Pullman A. T. Stewart Lincoln Graceland Cemetery

Humorous Clippings Spark Couplets and Quotations

A collage of quirky lines from newspapers and magazines notes misers of pay and jail fears. It features marital remarks about home cooking imprisonment and germ theory romance and advice from various periodical voices.

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Congress Washington House of Representatives Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Charles F. Sprague Prn William C. Lovering J. J. Belden Illinois Belden Capitol Elkins Turner Wetmore Rhode Island Eugene Hale Maine Zach Chandler Proctor Vermont Smith New Jersey Gilusha A. Porocrok Pennsyvania Harmer Tom Reed Cy Sulloway New Hampshire George Lt. McClellan Cooper Wisconsin Gallinger Santa Claus Stewart Colorado Kriss Kringle Missouri Pettus Alabama Eddy Minnesota Withal Barrett van Dyke Bailey Texas Henry Cabot Lodge Nahant Mass Allison Howard Oliver Wolcott McMillan Gorman Harry Bingham Republican Party of Philadelphia Cincinnati Jacob H. Bromwell Romulus Linney North Carolina Crisp Bourke Cochran Henderson Dolliver Cousins Moody Essex House Fire Wolcott Aldich Gbeumlge E. Roberts Henry Goeviel St. Augustine Herman Greetz Tavera Mr. Gnamble Mr. Gamble Carylls Livelyn Roger Mount Eden Caryll Mlumae Syre Wil Weary Willy Sunset Puck Altie
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