Republican State Ticket List for Mitchell Capital Edition
The Mitchell Capital edition lists the Republican state ticket for Friday July 4 1902. Senators A B Kittredge and H Burke with E W Martin stand for Congress. Governor N Herreid Lieutenant Governor George W Snow Secretary of State O C Berg Treasurer B Collins Auditor Dick Halladay Superintendent of Public Instruction George W Nash Attorney General Philo Hall Railroad Commissioner Dick Smith Commissioner of School and Public Lands Gus Bach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kittredge
Congress
C. H. Burke
E. W. Martin
N. Herreid
George W. Snow
O. C. Berg
Co. B. Collins
Dick Halladay
George W. Nash
Philo Hall
Dick Smith
Gus Bach
Iowa View on the Death of Populism in South Dakota
Sioux City Journal notes the South Dakota populist party’s demise at Huron on the 25th, with fusion to the Democrats and ex-Gov. Lee notifying the convention. It links the party’s fall to prior wins by the populists and Pettigrew’s alliances, and frames the shift as prosperity for the state under Republican promises. It also discusses President Roosevelt's Harvard address, praising Root Taft and Wood and predicting a transitional Democratic party in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
South Dakota
Huron
Sioux Falls
Gov
Lee
Gov. Jee
Senator Pettigrew
Gov. Lee
Pettigrew
McKinley
United States
Democrats of
National Democratic Platform
Democratic Party of
Roosevelt
Harvard
Root
Gov. Taft
Gen. Wood
Chicago Tribune
Cuba
Phillipines
Secretary Root
War Department
Congress
Admiral Dewey Testifies on Philippine Battle Comic Opera Comment
Admiral Dewey told a Senate committee that the Philippine battle resembled comic opera with Spaniards eager to surrender before any firing. He cited Aguinaldo and noted the Spaniards’ readiness to capitulate without combat.
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Admiral Dewey
Senate Committee
Phillippines
Aguinaldo
Philippine leaders questioned by American admiral
An admiral accused Aguinaldo of looting Manila and lacking patriotic motives. He stated Aguinaldo was in Manila for plunder, and that arms were supplied before U S soldiers arrived in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Aguinaldo
Manila
Change in Mitchell Postmasters Marks Milestone in Local Growth
The Mitchell post office sees H C Clark retire after fifteen years as postmaster and H L Bras assume duties for the new fiscal year. Bras brings Pierre experience and a deputy John Haney, a Mitchell native. Clark began in 1887 and rose through the ranks with a record of rising postal receipts, from about $8,000 to nearly $12,000 by March 31, 1902, reflecting local commercial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
H. C. Clark
H. L. Bras
Bras
John Haney
Pierre
Haney
Judge Haney
Supreme Court
Washington
Dhibies
Clark
David Hammer
Sioux
Snake of ignorance cripples cough cure claims in ad prose
An advertising fragment extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. It recounts a recovery story of a husband after three days and two bottles, and promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser free on request from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Mitchell postmaster retires after long service record
The Mitchell post office will see changes as Postmaster Clark retires after a notable tenure. Salary figures show Clark drawing 2200 annually with Bras set to 3230, and a six-person staff including a new civil service clerk arriving this week. Deputy Barber faces career choices between Racine and J I Case Co offers, while Mitchell residents hope he stays.
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Clark
Bras
Civil Service System
Thos. Ball
James Foley
John Coughlin
Civil Service Department
Post Office
Civil Service
Mitchell
W. A. Barber
Belie City Manufacturing O
Racine
Wis
J. I. Case Co
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Ad
It boasts unmatched global appeal for consumption and related illnesses claiming to restore thousands to health. The ad touts quick cures for coughs colds and bronchitis and notes sale by H. Scallin with satisfaction guarantee and trial bottles offered.
Magnificent success of De Medici child cast in Mitchell
A large Mitchell audience enjoyed an ambitious juvenile performance De Medici staged by local ladies. About thirty girls aged 5 to 12 played courtly roles with skilled speaking and elegant costumes. The production featured a notable minuet dance and a Duke de Guise vs Sir Allister duel scene, with music by Margia Becker and Cora Boice Crow. Proceeds go to Carnegie.
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Tle
Francois
Duke de Guise
Allister
Catherine de Medici
Qeeun
France
Anna Lewis
Charles IX
Sor Noseek EO
Roxy Buseveld
Pukie de Guise
Ruth Daniels
Prince Henri de Son
Jeanne
Elen Hoon
Allister Vancouver
Carrie Slade
Lambert Lansdowne
Hazel Raymond Robbie MacDonald
Lillian Johnston
Signor Nicolini
Lucille Johnstoniers
Florence Bras Page
Eo Evans Page
Florence Warrath
Mabel Maynard
Grace Vickers
Helen Waterman
Anna Cook
Francis Waterman
Melyssa Wairath
Lucille Evans
Florence Bras
Irma Elliot
Iva Snow
Jeanne d’Albret
Navarre
eRea Oets
Marie Johns
Virginia Leigh
Jeanette Smith
Marguerite de Valois
Catherine
Lois Willie
Claude
Lillian Bras
Eee Telemate
Florence W. Eugenie
Maude Silsby-Nichols
Carnegie
Children raise funds for Mitchell library building
A matinee and drama in Mitchell raised 116.80 with expenses 40.70 leaving 76.10. The balance will be held by Mrs. Frank B. Smith and Mrs. Davison to buy children's books once the library is completed, as part of a youth effort to support the new library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of
Mitchell
Frank B. Smith
Davison
The Young Authoress Shows Early Literary Talent
Ana Zenobia Smith a twelve year old girl wrote a five act drama De Medici set in the late sixteenth century under King Charles IX and Catherine De Medici. The play centers on a Huguenot Catholic war and reveals De Medici was not christened. Her language shows study and promise, and her parents deserve pride in her early achievement.
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de Medici
Ana Zenobia Smith
Judgea
Frank B. Smith
Charles IX
Catherine de Medici
Poor Millionaire Lately Starved in London
An 1880s advertorial notes a wealthy man in London who starved due to indigestion. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure to strengthen the stomach aid digestion promote assimilation and improve appetite. Priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by H Scallon druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dr. King
H. Scallin
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