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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1898

Page

12

Ringing Fourth of July Fireworks and Blasts

The passage celebrates Independence Day festivities with rockets, roman candles, torpedoes, and firecrackers lighting the night. It notes fireworks display as bright shows and mentions incidents of minor injuries treated with salve and plaster sold at druggists.

First Volunteer From Compton Aims for Fourth of July Hero

In Comptonworth the Fourth of July parade heats up as Abel Evans plans a dramatic home hero act to win Nettie Slocum’s favor. Rival Adrian Morse secretly ties patriotic duty to securing Nettie’s approval while old veterans and townsfolk debate who counts as a true patriot. June heat fuels a village mood of risk, pride, and unpaid labor.

Xtry Chicago Compton Hamor Cuba Si Slocum Antietam Seth Paine Abel Hyans Seth Young Evans Old Si Adrian Morse Abel Evans Abel Comptonworth Nettie Slocum Relief Corps Morse Mr. Slocum Pretty Nettie Landsire Nettie Adrian Railroad Company Compcon Compém Fetc Evans Green Santiago Sech Evans Serenea Weldon J. Cobb

Uncle Sam Sparks a small 4th of July at Comp ton

A community gathering features a brass cannon, patriotic speeches, and a budding romance. Nettie watches as Adrian Morse unveils a real gun, courting admiration from Si Slocum and Seth while Abel Evans eyes the scene with mixed envy and pride. Morse and Nettie exchange a meaningful glance amid the festive mischief.

Dolly Madison's daring act saves the Declaration

A narrative recalls Dolly Madison breaking glass to rescue the Declaration of Independence from the White House amid the 1814 fire. The tale, linked with Independence Day imagery and patriotism, frames the founding document as a treasured national symbol amid perilous moments.

Dolly Madison White House Georgetown Ladies’ Home Journal

Fourth Abroad Brightly Observed by Travelling Americans

The Fourth of July is uniquely celebrated by Americans abroad, with enthusiasm spreading across continents as many travelers observe Independence Day away from home. The piece notes how national pride travels with citizens and how Fourth of July spirit endures beyond borders.

Annexation debates and pension bills mark week in Congress

The House devoted much time to eulogies for former Senator Harris of Tennessee and passed the general deficiency bill. In the Senate the Hawaiian annexation issue dominated days of discussion with speeches by Pettigrew, White, McEnery and Turley, while the House moved on sundry civil and bankruptcy conference actions and adjourned.

House Harris Tennessee District of Columbia Senate Morrill Vermont Committee On Appropriations Hawaii Mitchell Wisconsin White California Court of Claims Pennsylvania Mr. White Dem Cal Pettigrew S. D United States Rawlins Utah South Dakota McEnery Congress Nelson Henderson Turley Tenn

Cleveland Opposes New Territory Abroad in Commencement Talk

President Grover Cleveland warned Lawrenceville graduates against territorial expansion. He argued Americans face temptations to stray from their proven path and urged thorough justification for any new acquisitions, stressing prudence and national guiding principles.

Cleveland Grover Cleveland Lawrenceville New Jersey United States

Fifty Drown At A Launching At Blackwall

A tragic launch of the British battleship Albion at Blackwall England caused a crowd of about 300 spectators to fall into the Thames when the staging collapsed under sudden water surge. Fifty people are believed dead while efforts by tugs steamers and boats saved many others. The Duchess of York presided over the ceremony with guests including United States Ambassador Hay.

Blackwall England Albion River Thames Duchess of York United States Hay

May internal revenue receipts rise sharply to over fourteen million

The May internal revenue statement shows collections totaling 14,098,117 dollars, up 3,281,225 from May last year. Spirits and tobacco lead gains, with increases of 1,988,057 and 1,018,759 respectively, while fermented liquors rise 247,887 and oleomargarine 23,712. The nine month total gain reaches 19,938,808 dollars.

Quotations and world facts from a bygone page

A collage of maxims and notable claims including sayings by Burke Shenstone Mann and Montesquieu, plus world notes on Osaka Persia the South Atlantic depth and a petrified-wood bridge in Arizona. It blends moral maxims with curious statistics and geography.

Shenstone Horace Mann Rowe Lyon Edwards Montesquieu Osaka New York Japan Persia Gulf South Atlantic Ocean Tristan da Cunha Rio de la Plata Arizona

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