Mitchell Capital World Briefs July 14 1893
Mitchell crowds circle day shows prove the county is not broke. Pat Wickham receives East District revenue collector post. Plankinton bank failure update shows county funds secured but no charges yet. Southern South Dakota District Fair dates set for Sept 19–22 1893. South Dakota Press Association to meet July 25 at Madison Chautauqua. Pettigrew confirms the Sioux Falls tracklaying contract awarded with completion planned by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Wickham
Hanson County
South Dakota
Missouri River
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Plankinton
Eastman
Hatten and Hart
Scotland
South Dakota Press Association
Madison Chautauqua
South
Yankton
Frank Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Fourth of July Number of the New York Ledger Features Lafay ette Portrait
The July issue showcases a Lafayette portrait and Trumbull’s surrender scene on the cover, with Amelia E Barr’s serial Girl of a Feather and several tales and essays by Hepworth, Cadman, Bidwell, Parton, and others. Romance Publishing’s Oriental number offers Hindoo, Persian, and Japanese excerpts, Kipling, and a Kangaroo hunt. The Review includes Briggs on Presbyterianism, debates Chinese exclusion, Atkinson on free coinage, Leech on silver, Tourgee on anti trust, and other timely pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Trumbull
Cornwallis
New York Ledger
Amelia E. Barr
New York
Doctor Hepworth
Stark
Battle of
Bennington
S. P. Cadman
Gettysburg
Daniel D. Bidwell
Jamee Parton
Harry Willard French
Rudyard Kipling
Australia
W. Thomson
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Mary E. Wilkins
Guy de Maupassant
R. I. Cowen
James Harvey Smith
Arthur James Pegler
Romance Publishing Company
Clinton Hall
Aator Place
Briggs
United States
Col
R. G. Ingersoll
Congressman Geary
Edward Atkinson
Mint
Edward C. Leech
Albion W. Tourgee
Countess of Aberdeen
Treland
World’s Lair
H. H. Boyesen
Norway
G. Prout
Railroad Gazette
Chicago
German Exhibit at World Fair Impresses with Size and Craft
Walter Wellman lauds Germany at the fair, noting its expansive thirteen department display, government funding, and thousands of exhibitors. He highlights the massive pavilion, Krupp gun, German artistry in porcelain and furniture, colorful lithography, chemistry driven products, and toy panorama, praising German devotion to useful mass goods and domestic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth’s
Germany
Deutchland
Great Britain
France
United States
Transportation Department
Palace of Fine Arts
Plaisance
Royal Porcelain Works of
Berlin
Baden
America
Frankfort-on-Mein
Frederick
Jardiniere
Imperial Palace
Ludwig
Munich
Prince Stolberg
Harz
Lyons
Chemnitz
Sonneberg
Thuringia
Nuremberg
Palace of Mechanic Arts
Walter Wellman
Riot avoided after Montreal Christian Endeavor crowd
Thousands gathered at Champ de Mars and Craig street as the Christian Endeavor convention exited the drill hall. Tensions rose with shouting and jeers between French Canadian and Protestant groups, but the marchers sang “At the Cross” and “Onward Christian Soldier” and left in safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Convention
Montrean
Endeavor Con
Champ de Mars
Craig Street
Karmarthar
Montreal
Corte Sluice
Rebuild the Printheus Tomb Walls to Be Strengthened
In Curiaco July the International Typographical Union resolves to spend 5000 dollars to fortify the home for aged and infirm printers. The foundation will be reinforced the north tower rebuilt a new roof added and walls braced under strict supervision. The work aims to keep the structure in good shape for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
International Typographical Union
Hall at the helm of St Paul Globe editor
H P Hall returns as managing editor of the St Paul Globe after a years long absence. He began Friday directing the editorial rooms and will reside with his family in St Paul. No changes announced to the Globe's editorial staff though John T Baker and Lewis Baker Jr may not be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arut
Paris
The
Paul Globe
St. Pau
St. Paul Globe
H. P. Hall
Hall
Globe
Chicago
St. Paul
John T. Baker
Lewis Baker Jr
Notice to Breeders Cal Kotch trotter advertised for stud
Cal Kotch a four year old trotter 2:30 stands next season at Tom Tillson's livery Mitchell South Dakota from April 1 to July 15 793. Fees 25 foal 15 season 10 balance due at service. Dam Minnehaha noted as a top brood mare with multiple fast progeny. Cal Kotch described as 16 hands 1180 pounds with strong trotting lineage and expected to pass on speed and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cal Kotch
Lodina
Winona
Monedha
Calla Lila
Sultan
Stamboul
Califorfornia
Minnehaha
Beautiful Bells
Bell Bird
Bell Flower
Bell Boy
Mary
Bloomfield
Swigert
Vic. H
Carl
Don Angus
Lillie Rattler
Signal
Ca’ Kotch
Tom Tillson
Mitchell
South Dakota
Alexandria
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Mitchell Capital
Davison County
Columbia Avenue
Palace
Printhes
Hall AT the Helm
Ayer
Henry Ott
Mustang Bill
Newcastle
Wyo
H. E. Basihin
McKinney
Texas
Ayers
B. Onkrupa
Cleveland, O
J. O
Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
S. H. Scallin
Main Street
Prescott & Bidwell
Davison
Mitchell - National
BAWNE
U.S. W
E. J. Quigley
N.L. Davison
L. W. Adams
John Reterson
Parm Machinery
Walter A. Wood
Plano Harvesters and Mowers
Randolph
Fish Bros
Moline
Milburn
Lansing
Rock Island
Aermotor
Decorah
East First Street
Dak
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