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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
9
A vivid description of eczema as extreme skin torment with itching burning and vesicles. The text promotes Cuticura as a cure with instant relief and rapid improvement, claiming it works wonders and offers free information by mail from the Cuticura company in Heston.
The house approved a commercial travelers bill allowing railroads to issue 5000 mile joint tickets by a vote of 182 to 81. Senator Hill said he reserves the right to vote on the tariff measure after seeing its final form, warning of potential extortions and concessions. Also noted are coal mine strikes, wage differentials, and mining resumes across Ohio districts with militia guarding key sites.
The A R U convention in this city may push for restoration of pay on several roads into Chicago. Mediation plans are under advisement and to be practiced after one month. A separate notice reports strikers blowing up a tipple and fan house at Greensburg causing work suspension. News from Opessa states two ships sank in a Sea of Azov collision with significant loss of life. In Park Rapids almond Edgerly was killed by a hunter's shot near Badgerly. details note a tragic hunting accident.
St Paul June 18 Teachers and other Indian school employees from six states will gather in St Paul August 13 to 18. About 500 to 600 attendees are expected with Windsor hotel as headquarters. Correspondence with the interior department confirms the meeting and its scope.
Thomas May and Bernard Leonard drowned in Mississippi at St Paul and McCarron lake respectively. Chicago elevator men plan a new grain exchange. Abdul Aziz proclaimed sultan of Morocco at Fez with no disorder. Cincinnati carpenters end five week strike. Banks report brighter business and rising demand for money. Racine residents denounce council over a new school house. Republicans and Populists join for Tennessee supreme bench race. Cook county Democratic delegates back a senatorial candidate. Rev S M Hathorne demands 1000 before contesting Indiana congress. Adam Bring robbed of 900 by green goods men in Plainfield NJ. U.S. troops remove intruders from Choctaw nation. Northern Pacific testimony concludes. two to three days for counsel’s argument. Judge Ney asserts federal jurisdiction in Cedar Falls Field Brothers case.
In San Francisco on June 1 the supreme lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen elected officers. Elected positions include Master Workman Louis L. Troy of Illinois, Foreman Joseph F. Riggs of Kansas, Overseer J. G. Tate of Nebraska, and others such as Recorder H. W. Sackett and Medical Examiner W. C. Richardson.
In Wichita Kansas Editor Brown, who opposed woman suffrage at the Populist state convention, was abducted at the depot by suffrage supporters dressed as Mother Hubbard with a sunbonnet and driven through town before a brass band. The event, arranged by suffrage allies, occurred after Brown arrived with his wife.
Reports detail ex Senator Quay admitting he bought sugar stock for speculation and would do so again amid a sugar trust inquiry. Ex Representative Thomas M. Bayne of Pittsburgh shoots himself, with illness and finances cited as possible causes. Also noted are Erastus Wiman’s forgery conviction and related court actions, plus political votes on tariffs and wool tariffs in Washington.
The river in Oman nears the danger line within a few inches as it climbs about an inch per hour. Weather signs point to higher water further north and ongoing rain sweeps the area.
A historical column critiques Senator Pettigrew's remarks on the tariff bill, alleging hidden gains for free traders and hidden penalties for farmers. It cites excessive reductions for luxury goods and calls out perceived fraud against agricultural interests. Also promotes a World’s Fair souvenir offer and notes medical ads, then lists undelivered Mitchell post office letters.
A traditional advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative remedy that cleanses the system, dispels colds and fevers, and aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. It emphasizes acceptance, medical approval, and that only the California Fig Syrup Co. makes the product.
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