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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
10
The Mitchell Printing Co offers advertising rates and policy details including six line business cards six dollars per year, additional lines one dollar, legal ads at statute rates, and free obituaries. The May 4 1894 issue notes tariff news and comments on the Northern strike settlement and Keeley dare politics.
Alexandria Herald critiques double standards in morality and weighs Coxey and Hogan era protests. It questions immigration trends, arbitration, and the behavior of the Kelly army while noting South Dakota farm land as a remedy for unemployment.
The editorial notes force risks in government and compares its use to protect property with mob action. It honors Frank Hatton of the Washington Post after his fatal attack and critiques Yankton county Democrats over post office disputes and unclear tariff policy within the A L.
U S Marshal Bede of Minnesota describes the Great Northern strike as a clash between a new union and established brotherhoods. He argues the new group sought to advertise itself, display strength, and crush rival unions, explaining the bid to avoid arbitration and the strike's peculiar conduct. The union fights fellow workers rather than Mr Hill, aiming to win without arbitration to achieve its goals.
The Yankton Press critiques a small state press faction over the silver question. It argues ex President Harrison was always a bimetallist and not a silver monometallist, aligning with nine tenths of Republicans nationwide.
Aber deen News editor argues contemporary times accused of moral decline by pessimists and philosophers. He says industry stalls due to lack of policy and action by the ruling party, while natural conditions favor a prosperous year if the artificial burden is removed.
The Champen uit Sioux Falls Press reports the trial of C G C Champeny of Mitchell against Sheriff Knott over seized goods in a W H Corson & Bro. execution. The suit targets W H Carson & Bro. The jury did not reach a verdict after three days of trial. The report also notes a marriage ceremony held for Mrs C A Lukins, and a forthcoming wedding of Frank A Rutherford and Nora Button in South Edmundston New York and this city.
The 18 day Great Northern Railway strike from St Paul to the coast ends with a settlement reached by a citizens committee and the company and its employees. President Hill and Debs express satisfaction and plan to resume operations with restored pay for most workers.
A 6000 to 7000 strong mob tears through Cleveland May 3 breaking windows at Variety Iron Works and Upson Nut and Bolt works. Workers flee as police and mounted units respond. Church Furniture works driven from site. arrests reported. widespread excitement in the southern city district.
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