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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1894
Page
4
The ad touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system, dispels fevers and headaches, and improves health by acting on the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. It claims wide medical approval and patient satisfaction and notes bottles sell for 50 cents or one dollar, produced by California Fig Syrup Go with its name on every package.
MINNEAPOLIS March 28 Governor McKinley and party arrived at Union depot by special train from Chicago. They were driven to the West hotel after a Chicago meeting with prominent politicians and newspaper men. He will address the State League of Republican Clubs in the evening and said there are no signs of lethargy among Republicans.
Governor William McKinley of Ohio and his party left Chicago at six for Minneapolis to address a State League of Republican clubs convention at the Exposition building. Twelve thousand tickets were allotted amid heavy demand as the party toured aboard a special train, with remarks downplaying Coxey as a joke while Ohio authorities prepared for any disruption.
Kansas City report holds common carriers cannot contract against their own negligence in a case where 101 steers shipped to Chicago saw 99 reach safety. Pauncefote and Secretary Gresham discuss Behring Sea matters with possible agreement within 10 days. Home ruler Monroe Ferguson wins in LeitH with 1196 majority. Addie departs Lake Pepin region as creditors mourn. Magliani receives 20 year manslaughter sentence in St Paul. Senate meets briefly and adjourns for the day.
Representative Isidore Strauss of New York received an autograph letter from Mr. Wilson dated San Antonio March 23. Wilson says his health is improving after a long illness, though he remains weak and emaciated. He notes a northerly spell, a steady recovery, and that he travels in a Pullman stateroom with a bed and a fair appetite for an invalid.
A large Dunkard colony travels from Indiana to North Dakota, aided by two Great Northern special trains. Emigration agent Max Bass arranged accommodations and guided the party from St Paul sights to their new homes near Devils Lake. The group is described as homely, industrious, and destined to be valuable citizens.
Senator Peffer denounces Coxey's army as foolish and childish saying no object can be attained by such a haphazard uprising. He insists on organization and notes Coxey is a horse trader or gambler whose movement lacks weight to mobilize the needed men and women.
The state sues Hon. Thomas R. Foley for 14000 claiming unlawful entry onto section 16 township 57 range 24 led to cutting 2 000 000 feet of pine lumber to cheat the state. Foley formerly represented Aitkin county in 1891. The article also notes other brief items from Washington to Wisconsin and Arkansas on March 28.
West Virginia reports a feud like Hatfield McCoy as Winutasion and Thacker feud escalates with coal land owner W. S. Farrell shot and death expected soon. In San Francisco a plumber James Gilday is killed by an unknown man after addressing two women.
Fresh Water bay outside St Johns filled with ice and seals as hunters set out from across the coast. A westerly wind drove ice away leaving about 40 men stranded on open water. Rescues by steamer began at dawn with eight frostbitten sailors, two dead or near death, and one father possibly surviving. The party of nine sailors nearby were aided, with six frostbitten men in the rescuers reach.
Two Delaware Indians from the Indian Territory arrive in Kansas City to take the Keeley liquor treatment. John Yellowjacket and Joe Walker report four cured Indians were reviewed by their tribe, which ordered intemperate Must pay for treatment or lose rations. In Illinois, Galesburg citizens approve C W Williams plan to move his business and run a district fair and racetrack with $340,000 in improvements. Des Moines reports both houses of the General Assembly set to adjourn on April 6.
The document presents the annual statement for the year ending December 31, 1838 for the Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company of Liverpool. It lists assets, liabilities, income, and expenditures, and includes sworn attestations by officers, auditor certifications, and notices of authority to transact fire insurance business in South Dakota, with multiple attorney service locales.
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