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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
7
A dated marginal notice from March 22, 1901 appears in the page segment. It references a regular publication day and an event item typical of early 20th century notices.
The Inter Ocean argues the United States will not concede European partnership in a Nicaragua canal. It notes four Senate points reiterating Monroe doctrine, canal as part of the U S coast, nonneutral status in war, and rejection of Mogland. It critiques England’s stance on Clayton-Bulwer, Davis amendment, and rights surrendered, urging a buyoff of England while preparing for an American canal.
The article notes rumors of war between England and Russia over a railway in China, with strong competition and potential entanglements among foreign powers as rivals watch each other closely. It also mourns the death of Benjamin Harrison, praising his presidency and popularity despite policy disagreements, and hints at political fighting ahead between populists and Republicans for leadership, mentioning charity boards and corrections.
The article reports populists accusing Republicans of seeking control, while the legislature’s late session fails to elect a US senator. It notes the Argus-Leader warning South Dakota Republicans about machine politics and a looming political storm as post office appointments in Sioux Falls drag on.
New management at the state soldiers home now allows veterans to speak for themselves. Under the former regime Col Linn ruled without oral defense, but the Republican board restored rights, hearing discharged veterans and reinstating those removed by Linn. Bret Nash of the Canton News now sits on the board, giving soldiers a voice.
The thirteen numbers were boosted by encores and two instances of Lite Quartet and soloists responding to encores. The quartet did fine work with heartily applauded numbers. Baker, the basso, sang Bandolero and dominated the program with his voice and humor. Williams offered a pretty number, Amundson impressed in Two Grenadiers and The Holy City, Rising's tenor pleased, and Neal accompanied and read well. The Quakers delighted the audience as the near finale. Next, William Hawley Smith returns for another Mitchell lecture at the courthouse Monday evening.
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In Britt Iowa controversy letters question the authority of health boards to mandate vaccination for school entry. Writers argue vaccination harms, cite personal experiences, and compare it to past medical practices, claiming smallpox fear remains overblown and urging personal choice over public health mandates.
A promotional note urges readers to aid nature by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla this spring. It claims the tonic will cleanse the system and improve complexion, presenting a persuasive link between health and beauty through a familiar remedy.
Judge Smith presided as a divorce case from Ottumwa Iowa involving C N Collins and his wife a former widow. After years of strain and failed attempts at reunion, the couple agreed to end their marriage despite friends' interference. The item notes Mrs Collins planned to move to Missouri after the split.
A letter praises Ubsmberlanin's Cough Remedy as safe for children with bad or whooping coughs. The writer, F. P. Moras of Peterensburg Virginia, notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs and is recommended by a druggist. Also includes home air-purification tips and a light joke about chipped beef.
The University directed lecture and concert series featured the Quaker Male Quartet making its初 appearance in Mitchell on Monday evening at the courthouse. The program showcased a mix of singing and musical pieces as part of the ongoing course.
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