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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
4
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds headaches and fevers. It claims benefits for kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and notes it comes in 50c and $1 bottles. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by all druggists.
A revived rumor asserts Mr Gladstone will resign the Liberal premiership but keep his seat in the cabinet and Midlothian MP role. The Edinburgh Evening News cites an authoritative source, while Gladstone’s secretary denies authorization but notes no confirmation of accuracy.
At St. Paul on February 28 two suspected smallpox cases were confirmed as chicken pox. Health Commissioner Hoyt states the men are being cared for at the pest house purely due to city charges and lack of homes or funds, with quarantine hospital care chosen for now.
In Chicago on February 28, a sealed verdict in Elba H. Tasher v Chicago City Railway Co for 25 000 damages was opened. Jurors Michael Darkin John Kennedy and Dennis Kennedy refused to stand by it. Darkin received 80 days and Dennis Kennedy 10 days in county jail, with forfeiture of pay. Witness James M. Chain held on 1000 bonds for contempt. Darkin accused of trying to free his son from Bridewell. Kennedy accused of sacrificing litigants rights for personal convenience.
E G Hornbrooke long time general auditor of the Winona and Southwestern railroad is found short in accounts. The exact amount cannot be ascertained for two to three months as experts prepare a correct report. He initially denied the charge but confessed guilt at a Saturday meeting with railroad officers.
The Des Moines Knights of Labor agitation over Chief Engineer P H Arthur’s Cleveland taxes prompts questions about his holdings. Tax records show $45,650 listed valuation on real estate for 1893, suggesting an estate around $85,040 plus personal property of $3,150. In Minneapolis wheat stocks, private elevators hold 1,083,000 bushels, up 74,000 from last week, with totals across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Superior at 24,308,558 bushels, down 116,927, while country elevators register 5,695,060 bushels, down 120,000, totaling 30,003,558 bushels, a weekly drop of 236,502.
The Parkhurst movement from New York arrives in St Paul with a large reform meeting in the chamber of commerce building. About seven prominent men attended, including twelve ministers, as letters of regret were read from numerous others. A temporary organization was formed to begin the movement locally.
A rabid Newfoundland attacked police Lt. O'Hara's family in Chicago, killing a 4-year-old child whose skull was crushed. Mrs. O'Hara and two other children were badly torn and bitten in the assault before the dog was killed. The rest of the text covers separate items.
The Financial News urges quick action to avert silver countries default as gold appreciation strains world commerce. England shifts toward bimetallism with ex-governor Lidderdale backing a joint standard. A reopened international conference is urged by France Germany and the United States. Britain holds the key to success or failure.
Judges sustain demurrers in the Merrill bank case against S. H. Harper and Northwestern Guaranty Loan, ruling corporate assets must be used before directors can be sued for fraud. The decision affects multi million dollar claims and tests directors liability. In Cleveland a wage dispute prompts foundries to lock out 1,500 workers after wage concessions. Milwaukee secretary Clark testifies roster syndicate expected 70,000 dollars profit on first order of 25,000 sets. Springfield Minn man Fred King shoots himself while rabbit hunting. critical condition with near-term prognosis.
Helena reports Montana race meetings fixed for two months of steady action with purses large. Great Falls July 2 to 7, Anaconda July 12 to 28, Butte August 1 to 23, Helena August 25 to September 1, Bozeman September 3 to 8. Also note safeblowers strike in Galesburg, Illinois where vault doors were blown by dynamite but inner safe resisted. third attempt in two weeks.
In Clayton New Mexico on February 26 the year’s worst snow storm rages across the region. The storm lasts all day and settles in the evening with eight inches of snow already covering the terrain.
Washington February 26 Members of the house committee on Indian affairs report that the next fiscal year's Indian appropriations will not be materially reduced below the present year's figures. The statement reflects a cautious approach to funding and outlines no major cuts in the Indian budget. The committee plans to maintain essential services and programs for tribes nationwide while avoiding drastic reductions.
Lakfield Minnesota residents vote to move county seat from Jackson to Lakefield after a meeting of about 50 citizens. The action aims to shift county government to the lakefield area, reflecting local desire for administrative realignment.
Glenwood Minnesota February 26 The preliminary hearing for Benjamin Bixby of Emerald is in progress after two days. The defense argues the shooting of his wife on January 1 was accidental death caused by a gun falling from the wall.
A condensed news roundup notes the inauguration of a Faribault school plan at Pittsburg, with other items including a Chicago funeral for Steele Mackaye, insurgent gains in Brazil, and a Minnesota murder case in St. Paul.
In St Louis a band of deep brained and forecasting men gathers, led by Weaver and Donnelly, with Hallucination Loucks and Taubeneck among others. They plot and discuss without pause as national politics loom, while the world outside remains largely unchanged.
Advertising verse recalls a mother child母 Castoria usage across generations. The jingle frames Castoria as a trusted remedy from infancy to motherhood and beyond, emphasizing ongoing reliance and comfort for families.
Notice is given that the mortgage on the southeast quarter of section 13, township 102, range 61 in Davison County South Dakota will be foreclosed for 513.36 principal and interest plus 100 attorney fees. Sale at public auction at the courthouse in Mitchell on March 3, 1893 at 10 AM. Ira R. King is the assignee. Mizener & Wagner, attorneys for the mortgagee.
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