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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1892
Page
1
President Kindelan urges fusion with the party that will place the most good Democrats on the ticket. He criticizes Alliance-backed talks and favors cross party cooperation to elect a Democratic minority, likening the plan to a strong, honest platform. He cites David Bennett Hill as a model.
The March Arena features Rev. J M Savage on psychial research and Prof Joseph R Buchanans education insights. Gen J B Weaver argues monopoly in land money and transport harms the poor. Notes praise Ladies Home Journal funded education at Vassar Wellesley and Boston Conservatory. Harper's and Weeklies previews include portraits of Grover Cleveland Harrison Blaine and others, plus Currituck Sound club houses and Columbian Exposition coverage.
The president transmits the arbitration treaty with Great Britain on Behring Sea fisheries without recommendations. A cabinet session focused on the Behring Sea issue discussed potential action if Britain declines to renew arbitration, but no definite plan was adopted. Illness and absences limited attendance, and action was postponed to the next meeting for Blaine's input.
Sir George Baden-Powell says no war speck on the horizon and that Behring Sea commission work proceeds favorably. He notes reports mislead the public, mentions arbitration plans, and questions the value of modus vivendi. In Washington Congress covers wool tariffs, adjournment in Kendall memory, Port Townsend seeks Behring fisheries opened, and Behring Sea issues persist.
A bold notice touts an immense grocery stock with a 20 percent off offer on every glass of shoe a playful misprint. The announcement markets a Tuesday March 1st event aiming to draw shoppers.
A Chicago paper reports that interstate commerce law violations are widespread across Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Nebraska with rebates and other devices favoring large shippers. Officials debate pooling legalization while reform efforts continue. experts differ on the scope of breaches and impact on rates. Also notes European gold shipments and a deadly Portuguese storm with six fatalities and rising Tagus flooding.
On March 8 at Torrka Kansas the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train near Kilmer station suffered a smoking car heating device blast. Conductor Lamont and about fifteen passengers were buried in debris and several were wounded, two fatally likely. All in the smoker sustained injuries though only two were serious. Cause of the blast remains unknown.
From Winsimeton to Yankton and Washington reports reveal Secretary Blaine will not respond to Mrs. Nevins or publish his son’s letters. Friends call the move a costly mistake and speculate on hidden ammunition in the public dispute.
Des Moines March 9 The grand jury returned criminal indictments against H. M. Belvel doorkeeper of the senate and editor E Houck of the Southwest Iowa Democrat Bedford for a severe attack on Senator Finn whose home is at Bedford Belvel writes letters for weekly papers and wrote the piece published by The Democrat
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