26 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
3
Poor readability shows partial phrases and missing names making it hard to identify the action party place or date. The readable fragments suggest a public notice or classified item but lack concrete details for a full summary.
A Milbank column lists price offers at Ferguson's Cash Bargain Store and bets on ice shipments to a Milwaukee concern. It notes weather easing, a Friday rink dance with Mashek's orchestra, rental moves by Boynton, ice stock shifts, and ongoing community notices and lectures.
The article reports James J. Corbett defeating Mitchell in a nine minute three round world championship boxing match in Jacksonville Florida on January 25. It notes a large militia presence at the gates, the fight details with blows and eye and neck hits, and Corbett being declared champion after Mitchell is knocked out.
In South Dakota the Sanborn Miner and Jerauld counties reform movement recounts the rise of an Alliance Purchasing company funded by members to supply farm implements at factory price. The firm grew to 200000 capital, saw vast notes circulate, and later faced asset losses after a sale to the National Union. Questions of mismanagement and profits loom as lenders pursue collections amid a political shift away from reform.
In Washington on January 25, the House spent over two hours debating amendments to a tariff bill for iron ore. Proposals to restore the McKinley tariff or impose a 40 cent per ton duty were defeated amid partisan clashes, with Democrats defending protection and Republicans opposing free iron ore.
A meeting of about thirty county auditors and treasurers was held in the court house with Public Examiner Myers elected chairman. Officers named include R. H. McCaughey secretary and W. M. Smith assistant secretary. The group formed the Auditors and Treasurers Association of South Dakota with officers F. I. Fuller president and R. T. Robinson vice president.
Goshen Indiana pension attorney Joel H. Austin a long time Baptist missionary suffered swelling and pain in the limbs. After six bottles Hood's Sarsaparilla reports no swelling and relief from headaches with a claimed perfect cure.
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