The Mitchell Capital and Local Notices
Official county paper dated Friday January 27 1899 offers advertising rates including business cards and locas. Notes selections from Milwaukee Sentinel Sioux City Journal Yankton Brown and other sources on Bryan Croker divorce laws Philippines policy and congressional consent.
Governor blocked Sutherland regents seat and court martial set
Pierre reports Governor Lee did not confirm John Sutherland as a Republican regent nominee. The governor sought a Populist on the board, while Sutherland had polled for fusionists and opposed Republicans. An Army court martial for General Egan is ordered in Washington with 14 officers and General Wesley Merritt presiding, signaling limited sympathy for Egan.
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Pierre
John Sutherland
Les
Board of Regents
Senate
Sutherland
Lee
Alger
Corbin
Ensemble
Washington
Egan
Wesley Merritt
Long State Senate Contests and Rail Traffic Woes Reported
The piece notes multi candidate races for a U S Senate seat across several states and mentions sparse lobby attendance at Pierre due to railroad transportation concerns. Sioux Falls sees crowds due to national buttermakers week while Mitchell delegates urged to attend the convention. The Pierre correspondents discuss governor’s bill positions and possible vetoes, with skepticism about legislative and executive agreement on state needs.
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Mitchell
Sioux Falla
Pierre
Rail rate cuts to save public nearly a quarter million yearly
The Argus Leader reports that reduced railroad rates set by the commission could save about 234000 dollars annually on 1898 traffic. The estimate hinges on all lines matching Milwaukee rates, with exemptions for Great Northern and Omaha. The piece applauds the consumer savings and criticizes public fund waste in legal costs.
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Argus Leader
Railroad Commission
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Omaha
Davison County
South Dakota
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Davison
Frank Weller
Zimri Paris
A. Hamaker
Currier
J. H. Cleveland
John Schittinger
Chas. Hand
Peter Nuruh
Lizabeth. Nuruh
P. E. Koe
J. F. Jaeger
Joseph Carroll
Conrad Tegh
Patrick McNabee
Owen O’brien
Christian Kress
M.T. Currier
John D. Watson
Thos. McCormack, Sr
Wm. McGinnis
EB. KE. Currier
Iven
P. KE. Roe
M. O'Rourke
Conrad Duog
Sidney Smith
W. P. Dayce
Robi. McLarty
John Reidmiller
Chas. W. Badenhofer
John P. Clary
Mitchell
Zimri Parts
Mitchell, Davison County
S. D
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Gripp Remedy and More
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for gripp a stubborn cough and related symptoms claiming it stops coughing relieves throat pain and can prevent pneumonia or consumption. It promotes a trial bottle at S H Scallins Drug Store and highlights a farmers club offer including The Iowa Homestead and other agricultural journals for 1 45. Also recommends Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for colds and Kari s Clover Tonic for constipation and fatigue.
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Dr. King
Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
Farmers’ Mutual T[nnsurance Journal
Humane Alliance
Homestead
I Institute
Special Institute
Wiater
Mutual Insurance Journal
Cass
L. O Gale's
Extra session strategy splits party as Congress nears
Washington January 21 special report details Democratic leaders weighing an extra session to advance currency reform and war finance while Republicans show mixed support. Analysts warn of political risk if the plan fizzles, with party fortunes hinging on the currency bill and eastern versus western gains.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
White House
Spain
Banking and Currency Committee
Arthur W, Dunn
Pepper prices spark English independence and empire
A London Standard piece traces how Dutch price hikes on pepper in 1599 spurred English merchants to form the East India Company. The venture grew from crisis and conflict with rivals to sovereignty over large parts of India, shaping global history through pepper profits and empire.
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England
India
Governor and Company of Merchants of
London
East Indies
East India Company
Clive
Warren Hastings
Cornwallis
London Standard
Shining Mark
A woman tormented by a corn on her toe applies phosphorus on a friend’s advice. At midnight the husband wakes to a glittering toe, mistakes a firefly for danger, and strikes it with a slipper. Bedclothes fly and tragedy follows as the husband realizes the corn remains phosphorated and his wife is wounded.
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London
Stealera
Ferry’s
D. M.ferry
Detroit
Mich
Dickens and Trollope on character detail from a young artist
Silps ny Dickens recounts how Charles Dickens gave precise guidance on character design for his works including Our Mutual Friend and Great Expectations while Anthony Trollope offered little to no detail. The artist notes Dickens sometimes erred about Silas Wee’s wooden leg and the death scene for Eugene Raeburn.
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Dickens
Marcus Stone
Mr. Stone
Silas Wee
Eugene Raeburn
Anthony Trollope
Digitorium Aids Learners In Piano Proficiency
A digitorium serves as a soundless piano where students practice key awareness and fingering techniques to develop proficiency on the instrument.
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L. E. Whitcher
Ferrys Seeds
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Memedy Company
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