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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1893

Page

10

Governor’s railroad picks praised amid resubmission debate

John Krause resigns as public examiner and joins the Democratic party, editor of Yankton Freie Presse. Gov. Sheldon’s appointment of H. C. Warner and C. H. Myers to railroad commissioner and public examiner is praised as fitting choices amid North Dakota and Montana political wrangling.

John Krause Yankton Democratic Party Krause Freie Presse Sheldon Warner Sanborn County Forestburg Montana North Dakota United States Myers Executive Chamber Senate

Mitchell Gets Free Postal Delivery After April First

Mitchell gains free postal delivery starting April due to Senator Pettigrew pushing the matter, despite an adverse report and forty applications ahead. Local citizens praise the effort by Hon A M Bowdle and the senator, noting improvements boost the town’s standing and reputation.

Mitchell Pettigrew A. M. Bowdle

Mrs Lease Attacks Washington and the Coming Administration

Mrs Lease calls for stirring up politics at the Sherman house and denounces a Wall Street dominated cabinet drawn from both parties. She cites Gresham as hostile to labor and recalls Indianapolis striker penalties in 1887. Sioux City Journal notes populist senators Kyle and Peffer voting with Democrats.

Chicago Washington Ease Kansas Sherman “House Wall Street Lease Sioux City Journal Kyle Peffer

Washington Inaugural Parade Outshines All Earlier Shows

Washington March 4 details the inauguration parade with 40 000 to 50 000 troops and civic groups. General Martin McMahon led the crowd control using staggered assembly to prevent fatigue, aided by Col. H Corbin. The Escorting Division from Fort Monroe Fort Myer and Fort McHenry and naval units joined the procession to the Capitol and back to Washington Circle. The Civic Procession under Col. Willson Dickson included over 20 000 people and noted bannered divisions from Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Delaware Maryland and others with carriages and mounted escorts.

Washington Martin McMahon New York New York City Regular Army Fort Monroe Fort Myer Fort McHenry Washingon Navy Yard Catel Regiment White House War State Capitol Washington Circle Twenty-third Street Grand Army Paris Willson Dickson Vyamimany Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey Delaware Maryland Bicycle Clubs Baltimore

Washington parade crowds pack line from Capitol to White House

Washington March 4 crowds lined Pennsylvania avenue from Capitol to beyond the White House for a vast parade. stands along the route held about 60 000 spectators with prices for seats rising to five dollars. President Cleveland reviewed from a main stand 150 feet long with state arms and press seats for about 200. wind and rain sheltered viewers and Lafayette square hosted the largest grand stand.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol White Hall Knights Templar Grand Army of the Republic Maryland Cleveland White House Harrison United States New York Illinois Stevenson Diplomatic Corps House of Representatives Department Treasury Building Fifteenth Street Lafayette Square Committee On

Numerous Public Notices and Ads From Davison County

A collage of notices and ads includes medical claims for a “Golden Specific” cure, livestock sale, school and public lands leasing in Davison County, and probate matters. It lists land claims and mortgage foreclosures, with details on auctions and court dates in Mitchell and Pierre South Dakota.

Pao Book of Golden Specific Co Race Street Cincinnati Ohio Pemo Jena Public Lands Pierre S.D Davison County Tnos H. Rura Land Office Mitchell, S. D Anne Mitchell, S.D Julian A. Patterson South East Quarter Geo Smith William R. Smith Luke W. Lowel Wallace A. Smith Mitchell Post Office South Dakota R. N. Kratz Davison Alonzo Corey Dejenssons James D. Corey Luther S. Corey Franklin A. Corey Sarah E. Pease Clarah’ H. Farmer A. D Mitchell Sarah Ann Corey E. S. Joanston C. J. Johnson Clerk County Court George W. Hunter S. D Preston & Hannete J. M. Bailey, Jr Minnehaha Dakota Register of Deeds German American Loan & Trust Co Sperry Dwicuit Bailey & Voorhees Dwight P. Wilcox Sue E Yankton Davi Sioux Falls

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