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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1893
Page
7
Democratic Leaders Seek Path to Rule Reform
A fragmented debate within the Democratic ranks centers on adopting a minimal rule change to improve House proceedings. Leaders discuss limiting minority power to enable agenda passage over the next two years. The focus is on enabling action and curbing obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrion
Tits Far McHiglsy
Thei
Etingussion Just
Cat Gratin
Oni
Sey York
Latte Hous Rene
Skalie Fannie
New York Vies Proremes to Send to World Fair Veterans
The Sunday Press prints a plan from New York veterans to travel to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Fifty favored Grand Army of the Republic members will be chosen by reader ballots printed in the newspaper. All expenses, travel, and exhibition duties are covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unis
Chicago
Ingmenl
Aly Lown
South Dakota At World’s Fair Exhibit Draws Crowds
The article notes strong turnout from South Dakota residents at the World’s Fair, despite criticism from a Sioux Falls paper. It argues the double exhibit was mismanaged and defends editorial independence against political attacks from state papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Pree
South Dakota
Commission
World's Mall
The
Freeress
Gange
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Fragmented OCR Notice of Local Event and Debris
Incomplete OCR text mentions a scheduled matter with numbers and locations. Readable items include a reference to an event or action and a date placeholder, but key names and specifics are missing. The fragment suggests a municipal or community notice requiring attention or action by a deadline.
Mitchell Banks Face Steady Soundness Amid Local Credit Review
The Republican its report highlights Mitchell area banks showing strong finances with solid surplus and undivided profits. It notes all three institutions maintain sound levels between four and five percent, reflecting cautious lending and expected tightening of credit as regional demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivcnell
Injustifiable Slander in Mitchell Trade Fight
Plankinton Herald accuses Mitchell merchants of price gouging and organized cheating in the furniture trade. The letter claims 600s are not marked, enabling false pricing. It cites unnamed sources and demands substantiation or a retraction to avoid libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton Herald
Plankinton
Mitehell
Mitch
Priess
Plains
Mitchell
Herald
Charles Py
Republican Judicial Convention At Huron SD September 1503
The Republican Party of South Dakota holds a county delegate convention in Huron at the Opera House on September 15 at 4 pm to nominate three candidates for the state supreme court. Delegates are apportioned by county votes and proxies are not allowed. alternates may be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Huron
South
Opera House
Supreme Court of
H. Sheldon
Guv Vernor
Mitchell
Ss. D
S.D
Yizee Ese Dine Scillingen
James Irving
A. W. Davis
Joseph Schelch
John Glesiagen
Ethan Post Office
N. Kratz
Register
Memorial tribute and reflections on a sister in faith
A heartfelt obituary-like meditation recalls a sister’s life of service and music, praising her selflessness and leadership. It contrasts her peaceful death with enduring memory, urging courage and faith for friends and family. The piece ends with editorials on authority and reforms in Sioux City and Sioux Falls.
Tea Growing in United States Falls to Losses and Obsolete Aim
The article recounts a failed U S government tea project in the South. Experiments showed dry soil and low temperatures hinder profitable tea production compared to China India and Japan. Dr C Sheppard continued trials at Pinehurst South Carolina funding an experimental station, with partial success but recognition that U S tea would not be commercially viable. It notes prior government withdrawal and ongoing private efforts and mentions a congressionally authorized tax variation affecting state revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Vapun
United States
Wao
C Sheppard
Rusk
United
Sheppard
Pinehurst
S. C
Stary of Agriculture
India
Japan
Congress
Scottish Journalists Tour U S to View Industries
Messrs Andrew Osler and James Taylor of Scotland visit St Paul to observe U S business on behalf of Dundee Daily Courier and Dundee Weekly News. Twelve delegates tour the world’s fair and report back to homes, aiming to show rural and industrial opportunities. The group plans to travel from Winnipeg to the western coast after a week at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
St. Pauh
Andrew Osler
James Tayor
Scotland
St. Paul
Dundee Daily Courier
Dundee Weekly News
Messrs
Osler and
Taylor
Osler
Winnipeg
New World
Miss Emma T Death Jump Ends Noted Deaf School Leader
Philadelphia July 20 Miss Emma T who killed herself by jumping from a window at her Elywn Pa school for the deaf left a wide reputation as a teacher of children. She was principal of the Elywn school near Philadelphia and had prior ties to a Scranton institution. The Misses Garrett were early pioneers in this field in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Emma T
Elywn
Scranton
Garrett
Vigorous Fighting In Brazil
The Herald reports from Valparaiso that heavy fighting rages in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. General Saraiva’s forces advance to Yagurona and occupy government posts, with prisoners said to be executed by revolutionists. Insurgent efforts at Santa Anna are described as unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
New York
the Herald
Valparaiso
Rio Grande Do Sul
Saraiva
Yagurona
Santa Anna
State collects first royalty on mineral lands
State Auditor Bierman reports Biwabik Iron Company shipped 6,739 gross tons of iron ore from section 16 township 58 range 17. The state earns a royalty of 25 cents per ton, marking the first royalty received from the state’s mineral lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bierman
Biwabik Iron Company
Township 58
Heavy Cattle Shipments Week Ahead
A. S. Robinson of Dickinson North Dakota travels east to arrange cattle shipments as soon as the season opens. He says the business should be remunerative this year with good ranges and thriving cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patt
A. S. Robinson
Dickinson
N. D
Belief Mohican firing hoax ends claims
Seattle reports that the tale of the U S ship Mohican being fired into by the steam sealer Alexander is now regarded as a hoax. In Cincinnati an open cable car ran off Gilbert avenue injuring the gripman John Dietrich fatally and wounding several passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Mohican
Alexander
Gripman
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
John Dietrich
Cholera in Naples Reported by Surgeon General
Widespread cholera notes from Naples report four fatal cases over Sunday and Monday with bacillus present in all samples and origin untraced. No new cases since Monday. Plankinton bank directors trial opens in Milwaukee with most directors present except three. judge absent and a bank president in asylum. Trial continued to September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Wastineros
Wyman
G. B. Young
Plankinton
Milwaukee
Plankinton Bank
Jenkins
F. W. Noyes
F.I. Day
Bank
Flint
Mich
Optimists and pessimists in public discourse
A New York Sun survey argues optimism pervades U S society while pessimists are few and often unhealthy. The piece notes laypeople mix buoyancy and sincerity, with sound minds balancing moods. A collection at Holy Family church for Pomeroy cyclone sufferers raised 338, Catholic Knights contributing 35, and St Mary’s offering 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Journal
New York Sun
United States
Holy Family Church
Pomeroy
Catholic Knights
St Mary’s
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Optimists
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Keystone Watch Case Co
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