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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1896
Page
3
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Excursion crowd to Chamberlain travels from Mitchell
A Sunday Milwaukee line excursion to Chamberlain carried 275 Mitchell residents plus riders from Mt. Vernon Plankinton Kimball White Lake Pukwana and others. The Juvenile State band performed on American Island and the trip back took about two hours. No mishaps occurred and crowds found spots for picnics though American Island disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chamberlain
Mitchelleople
Mt. Vernon
Plankinton
Kimball
Whitelake
Pukwana
Mitchall
Bryan
Mayo
American Island
Mitchell
Mitchell Post Elects New Commander and Letters List
The Mitchell G A R post chose W E Lott to fill the vacant commander role after Col J M Adams remained unavailable. A list of uncalled letters at the Mitchell post office as of June 20 1896 includes Akins Lenn Bird Carrott Burton Freeman James Lindsay Tom Walsh Ross White Margarite. Sunday observance service in the Corn Palace featured Rev Burleigh preaching on Sabbath observance to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. M. Adams
Crookston
Minn
Mitchell
Iton
Ransom
W. E. Lott
Akins
Lenn
Bird
RJ Carrott
Mra Burton Freeman
S James
Susie Lindsay
Tom Walsh
James Ross
W L White
Margarite
Saml
T. Green
P. M
State Citizenship League
Corn Palace
Mr. Burleigh
Congregational Church
Broadbent's flour and feed ad plus local notices
Broadbent's offers six grades of flour and mill feeds including Fancy Patent and Gold Dust. Dr. R R Stevenson of Sioux Falls to treat eye ear nose throat in Mitchell July 13 14. Judge Gardner of Rapid City visits en route to Aberdeen as a congressional candidate. New South Dakota sectional maps issued for Davison county with local notes and advertising by The Republican. Letters praise Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for sore throats and coughs from Ohio and Missouri correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent's
Broadbent’s
R. R. Stevenson
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Judge Gardner
Rapid City
Aberdeen
South Dakota
The
Immigration Association
Davison County Fund
Davison County
Dakota University
Court House
Republican
Acre
Early Career Twist Builds Lord Wolseley Reputation
At the end of 1854 Lord Wolseley was gazetted captain for Crimean War services but, aged just over 21, the captaincy was canceled. He protested vigorously and the cancellation was reversed, restoring the rank by higher authority.
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Lord Wolseley
Wolseley
Peculiar Baron Hirsch and Frugal Charms of Charity
A Tokay fire prompted Baron Hirsch to send 50 000 florins to Vienna for relief funds, yet he requested the secretary avoid a railway station fiacre to save 8 cents. The baron disliked overpaying and even carried his own candles after being charged 2 florins for hotel candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Hirsch
Tokay
Hungary
Vienna
Men Who Court Death and a History of Assassinations
Narrative excerpts discuss the Foreign Legion’s brutal recruitment of men with checkered pasts including foreign adventurers and refugees. The piece surveys notable assassinations across centuries and regions, listing rulers, presidents, and nobles murdered, and notes dramatic stone rain legends from Arab legends and Donnelly’s Ragnarok theory.
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Foreign Legion of
France
Foreign Legion
Humbert
Siberia
Abundant electricity plan to replace coal heat
Albert Shaw cites N O Nelson proposal to build near Illinois coal pits a plant using slack and waste coal to generate electric power for St. Louis. Transmission would heat and power buildings and machinery, reducing smoke, with Illinois coalfields as the energy source. A Paris anecdote follows about an artist’s vow to buy shoestrings with $100.
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N. O. Nelson
Illinois
St. Louis
Albert Shaw
The Great Problem Solved in Theaters Hat Law Idea
A humorous Chicago Record quip imagines a proposed law forcing women to wear old hats to the theater to ensure they take them off. The piece contrasts practicality with social rules while citing a wry rationale. It also includes a Seneca reflection on inner peace and divine contemplation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodger
Chicago
Moonlight Insomnia Reported By Doctor Friend
A physician cites a case of a middle aged woman whose sleep pattern worsens with the moon and improves as it wanes. The patient, healthy otherwise, has slept poorly for over ten years tied to lunar phases, per Pearson's Weekly. A humor note about references and a patent history rush follow as light commentary.
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Shoe
Pearson’s Weekly
C M and St P Rail Time Card and Insurance Offer
Train schedule details list departures and arrivals for east west north and south routes with passenger freight and mixed trains ex Sunday. Also offers Travelers Accident Insurance Co. policies with varying sums and weekly indemnities and notes agents F E Clark Mitchell S D and I E Clark provide tickets and reservations for global travel at low rates.
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E. Clark
C. M. & St. P. Mitchell
S. D
Travelers Accident Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
F. E. Clark
Teamship Agency
I. E. Clark
C. M
St.p. Mitchell
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