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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1894
Page
9
The Mitchell Printing Co lists subscription options and rates, advertising charges, and notice rules. It notes changes of address, out of state shipping, and publication dates with the issue dated Friday May 4 1894.
The Alexandria Herald questions moral double standards for men and women and cites reactions to Coxey's army. It notes immigration trends, union arbitration, and political editorials in Sioux Falls and Watertown papers, while discussing South Dakota unsettled lands and figures like Major Pickler and Robert Buchanan.
The piece urges Senator Turpie of Indiana to accept the Keeley challenge. It notes the Wilson tariff bill and income tax likely becoming law by July 1 and predicts denial by tomorrow. It also applauds arbitration in the Great Northern strike and critiques party infighting and tariff policy debates.
U S Marshal Bede of Minnesota argues the Great Northern strike stems from a clash between the new union and longtime brotherhoods. The new group sought to publicize its power and crush rivals, justifying the strike by denying arbitration and aiming to force a win without mediation.
The Yankton Press critiques a state press at odds with Harrison’s Indiana convention remarks. It argues Harrison was a longtime bimetallist, not a pure silver monometallist, aligning with the majority of Republicans nationwide. It labels the criticized position as unfriendly and untenable.
The editorial argues that every era claims moral decline but the current period suffers from idle talk and a lack of policy by the ruling party. It urges reviving industry and action, citing favorable natural conditions and calling for removal of the artificial “incubus” hindering progress for a prosperous year.
The $7,000 suit of C. C. Champeny of Mitchell against Sheriff Knott over goods seized under an execution by W. H. Corson & Bro. went to the jury at 10:30 yesterday after a three day trial. Sheriff Knott is protected by a large bond. the real defendant is W. H. Carson & Bro. A verdict was not reached as the jurors failed to agree by late last night.
Mr. Frank A Rutherford of South Edmundston New York and Miss Nora Button of this city were married at the residence of Mrs. C A Lukins in this city on April 28 at 8 p m in the presence of a few friends. The couple immediately took up residence here.
The Great Northern strike after 18 days is declared off with trains back in service. Arbitration by a Twin Cities committee yields wage restoration and broad concessions, with President Hill and Debs expressing satisfaction and praise for the process.
A crowd of 6000 to 7000 men marched through Cleveland on May 8 causing breakage at Scranton avenue Viety Tron works Upson Nut and Bolt works and Church Furniture works. Police and mounted units were deployed, several arrests reported, and great citywide excitement noted as authorities moved to restore order.
The bill, reported to the house by Committee on Agriculture Chair Hatch, requests 3 180 843 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1895, a decrease of 142 598 from the current year's department appropriation. In Pana Illinois a rumor of Springfield coal miners moving to evacuate miners incites local alarm.
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