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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1892
Page
7
The Mitchell Capital lists editor A W Wheeler and business manager A E Dean. It outsells with club prices for leading icons and offers subscription options including one copy yearly, six months, and three months. Change of address instructions and office correspondence details are included with reminders about state and out of state distribution.
Advertising rates listed for business cards and notices. Quarantine against Texas cattle cited by Gov. Mellette. Weather and civil service remarks noted. Aberdeen News reports on Republican presidential prospects with Blaine and Harrison discussions. A Republican State Central Committee meeting is set for June 16, 1892 to arrange a state convention for November 8 elections.
The Dawn urges drastic action against entrenched power, calling for a mass uprising. It critiques Blaine Logan and Harrison strength, arguing South Dakota resists eastern claims of Blaine support and hints Harrison could gain under merits.
The debate centered on a Arizona bill where silver supporters hailed a victory while The Republican argued the issue was about higher interest for taxpayers under a gold clause. Pettigrew faced criticism for opposing Kyle's amendment, later vindicated as events showed The Republican's stance and Pettigrew's vote were warranted. The Arizona case involved a contract to refund the debt with capitalists.
The territory remains tied to a four percent rate with a gold contract but must pay ten percent on its debt due to Kyle. The arrangement prevents saving $90,000 annually, a figure that could have reduced obligations in a few years. Kyle gains credit for a point in the deal.
Dr Brush receives a hearty welcome at the University chapel as students and citizens honor the South Dakota University chancellor. Speakers praise his work, while Brush recalls travels and previews Dakota University's bright future. Separate notices announce Harry L. Bras as a candidate for state superintendent with broad support.
A Republican reporter spoke with real estate agents about the movement, noting many inquiries suggesting a solid boom. They believed land values were high and farmers were less eager to sell than before.
W. A. Rogers returns from St. Paul to assume as state agent for the Syndicate Fire Insurance Co. His new duties will demand full attention, and he resigns from the First National Bank. Local insurance business turns over to his father Don C. Rogers who knows its details well.
A sprawling tally of Republican hints and railings shows Blaine seen by many as the likely 1892 nominee at Minneapolis. Senators and governors from Ames to Pettigrew back Harrison or Blaine, while Depew and Depew opponents spark counterplay. Washington dispatches hint at Blaine momentum, Alger speculation, and support for Harrison by key factions.
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