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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1897
Page
2
Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice
The notice outlines subscription prices for one copy per year with advance or postpaid options and a three month rate. It also requests subscribers send old and new addresses, directs correspondence to the office on Wednesdays, and notes papers sent outside the state will be discontinued at the end of the paid term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whilitia McDowell
Margaret BE. McDowell
John . Clark
U. S
Davison
South Dakota
Mitchell
A.B. Hitchcock
Joan F. Clark
Sueruts Sale
State of South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison County
William H. Mate
Benjamin Graham
William Halls, Jr
Harris H. Hayden
Jonn
Melrose
Ann Melrose
Henry Luglan
A. L. Grinsby
W. L. Telford
J. Ross Keeling
Salon
A. D
John Cook
H. A. Ginbert
Phaintiff
State of
Iowa and Dakota Land Company
M. Brooks
Michiel Cavanaugh
Edward Grirst
C. M. Brooks
Michael Cavanaugh
Edward Garst
A. EB
Hrrchcock
Court House
City of
A. EB. Heroucock
Stite
J. J. Hannett
Plaltiti
Pierre
S. D
Foun L
Lockhart
Advertising rates and notices in Brookings paper
The Friday February 26 1897 issue lists ad rates for business cards local notices and legal ads. It notes free obituaries and wedding presents, and highlights Brookings College seeking 42000 for maintenance. It mentions political and economic topics including a senatorial contest and rail prices plus a July 1 start for private mailing cards with one cent stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvo
Post Office Department
Militia Plan Hinges on State Funding for Summer Drills
Lieut Frost proposes practical summer instructions for the national guard. He would concentrate troops at accessible railroad points and march to intersections and back, pending appropriation from the legislature. The militia proved its efficiency guarding the state cash en route to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
National Guard
Populists to Pick Senator in Quick Caucus Plan
The Lrookings individual predicts populists will caucus to nominate a senator before the legislature’s joint session. Editors expect a rapid vote and immediate announcement of the winner within two hours of convening. The editor notes shifts in opinion over the past three weeks about the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrookings
Pierre
Governor Lee’s 31000 High License Plan Endorsed
The governor proposes a high license law of 31000 with half to the state and half shared by city and county. Supporters include populists and backers claim it could ease state expenses. Opponents deem it an injustice to towns and counties, arguing state already meets needs without confiscating local funds. The measure is urged to be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
James H Kyle's Senate Seat Linked to Republican Fusion
The article recalls James H Kyle's U.S. Senate win by Republican fusionists, noting a prior six year term won with Democrat and populist support. It suggests Kyle will represent the Republican element in his upcoming work, reflecting on his coalition history and political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
James H. Kyle
Senate
United States
Kyle
Lyle
Kyle elected to Senate as Populists recoil in wrath
The passage argues Kyle supports majority rule and fairness, promising to aid the new administration. It notes Luvid States voters backed the MelXinley policy and Kyle’s election by Republicans dampened populist enthusiasm, with Republicans calling it the best move under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luvid States
Kyle
Senate
Pierre
Mr. Kyle
Passing of populism in Davison county views
John M Pease once aligned with the populists now argues the old party absorbs new by partial adoption of their principles. The Chicago People's Party executive committee demands reaffirming the money plank of the Chicago platform. Analysts warn fusion at St Louis weakens the party and foreshadows its end or realignment with democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
John M. Pease
Pease
Republican Party
St. Louis
Chicago Tribune
Peoples Party
Omaha
People’s Party of Chicago
Chicago
Democratic Party
Bryan
People’s Party
Democracy At
People's Party
Chicago Democratic
Walter Thomas Mills
Taylor Iguras
South Dakota
Ocala
George S. Washburn
Popocrat
Henry D. Lloyd
Wendell Phillips
Economic Reform
Ignatius Donnelly
George
Washburn
Jet
Breedin Tions
Therani
File
Lloyd
White
Nebraska treasurer missing funds and Pettigrew politics
The article notes a Nebraska state treasurer allegedly short by 500000 and ex state auditor about 23000, with calls for full accounting. It also criticizes a proposed Omaha exposition appropriation and cites Sioux City Journal on Kyle Pettigrew political maneuvering and populist leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Seven days left for legislature to act on 500 bills
With seven days remaining, 500 bills sit before both chambers for consideration. Lawmakers may run out of time to debate the measures, risking the loss of bills that could benefit the public.
Pardons and political debate span early 1900s columns
The Alexandria Journal notes Simon A. Sieley’s pardon after two years of a five year term for horse theft in Pennington county. Boston Post columns debate Sunday observance, and President elect McKinley gathers a cabinet. South Dakota populists faulted for senator race delays and party infighting under Gov. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Journal
Pop
Lee
Simon A. Sieley
Pennington County
Grasping Humanity in Populist Ranks Exposed
The piece argues that populist followers have grown unusually anxious as campaigns reveal the gap between stated promises and real action. It contends populism offers little true aid, serving instead as a theater of pretensions that deceives supporters.
Local notes from Wolsey and surrounding area
Frank T. Windle returns from Pierre after two weeks at the legislative session and waits in Wolsey for a Mitchell train. W.G. Milne may move to Mt. Vernon to run a roller mill if a contract is arranged. Various local items include illnesses, a funeral in Wisconsin, a St. Mary’s guild reception, a poultry show, a Main Street scuffle, and advertisements for tonics and cough remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Windle
Pierre
Wolsey
Mitchell
Dell Rapids ‘Limes
W.G. Milne
Mt. Vernon
B. W. LaSheir
Armour
Township Elections Bring Small But Notable Offices
The upcoming county township election will decide three supervisors town clerk treasurer and assessor as well as two justices of the peace two constables and an overseer of the road district. Also includes notices of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood’s Pills and a note on the marriage of CF Blondel and Edith Caldwell with wedding details and congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
LL. O
Gale
Chicago
Spencer
Iowa
News
Blondel
Edith Caldwell
Graham
East Fourth Street
Miss Caldwell
Mitchell
O. P. Graham
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