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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
6
Haughton proposes a powdered milk factory in Falls City South Dakota to buy skimmed milk at 30 cents per 100 pounds and convert it into powder for sale. The venture, first in the region, would provide farmers with a price boost and create a new local industry.
Washington report outlines Russia’s offer to drop higher duties on American goods if the U S rescinds its sugar differential action. Secretary Gage says sugar case is before the courts, so executive action cannot accept the Russian proposal.
London July 11 Liberals meeting at the Reform Club adopt a vote of confidence in Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman as leader in the House of Commons. H. H. Asquith leads imperialists in support, urging free expression within the party while backing Bannerman’s leadership. The event signals a temporary clearing of air amid debates on war policy and amnesty.
Mrs. Sarah Belle Tanner Taylor wife of the former Kentucky governor died this morning in Indianapolis from a heart disease related hemorrhage. She had lived in Indianapolis for over a year.
Sioux Falls July 10 reports Wwitl Wider observes rapid sheep expansion across South Dakota. Flocks grow from 100 to 400, 300 to 700 or 800 as farmers focus on breeding for marketable animals and higher profits despite low wool prices.
Pittsburg July 10 Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association says a major conference at Hotel Lincoln in Pittsburg will push toward an early settlement of the steel wage dispute. He notes officials from Alabama north are traveling by telegraphic order and expects a constructive outcome with Schwab possibly present.
In St Petersburg on July 10 authorities report twenty peasants including twelve women were arrested in Bascanabia and Kherson for involvement in a Beguny wave of atrocities. Beguny, a sect tied to political and economic aims, trains followers to sacrifice votaries, often by burial. Victims reportedly receive more merciful deaths, with some women smothering relatives. Beguny has persisted for nearly thirty years despite political suppression.
Seattle today received the steamer City of Seattle with a Klondike treasure cargo valued at $600,000. A further $100,000 was consigned by the Canadian Bank of Commerce to the U S assay office. Dawson departures on June 20 show most producing claims active as government works 500 men build roads to wealthiest streams.
Admiral Crowninshield asserts he wrote the Manila order dispatch and that only the word capture was altered before signing. Secretary Long recalls advising the White House to send the order to Dewey and notes his lack of knowledge about later White House meetings.
Alfred Norlin county treasurer of Kearney County was arrested on charges of robbing the county treasury and setting fire to the courthouse on June 27. He confessed and led officers to a corn field where $6,775 was found. total shortage reaches $10,011. He had claimed an assault and robbery as his motive, a story he now says was false. He remains injured in a prior incident.
Senator War ren Garst was renominated for state senator from the Green Carroll Sac district in Jefferson Iowa this afternoon. The nomination was by acclamation with Mahlon Head Captain Head P A Smith and Senator Garst making speeches. The Dewing delegation from Carroll County was not present. The utmost good will prevailed.
Chicago July 11 confidential session of the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias considers alleged mismanagement of endowment rank funds. A report by President Neal of the board of control endowment rank is expected. The endowment surplus is reportedly exhausted by years of mishandling, delaying death claims by about 400000 dollars.
A Fort Scott jury of business leaders found the state's new liquor statute unconstitutional in a case tied to Mrs Nation's crusade. Attorney Duan P. Campbell was summoned, refused to testify, and was arrested. he was acquitted after admitting the charge.
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