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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1893

Page

7

Deadwoodmayor election dam decision noted in Sioux Falls items

In Deadwood a city election focused on damming Deadwood and Whitewood creeks with results signaling opposition to dam projects. Sol Star’s fifth-term bid appears blocked by a about 500 vote margin. Other papers discuss World’s Fair crowds in Chicago, a weather bureau probe, and calls for open government in politics.

Yankton Deadwood Whitewood Sol Star Chicago Sioux Falls Rusk Weather Bureau

Hundredth anniversary expo plan stirs St Louis 1903

The Louisiana Purchase centennial will spark a six month World’s Exposition in St. Louis in 1903. New York officials warn Chicago could steal the idea as the nation weighs naval parades and civic display.

St. Louis Chicago New York

Reminiscence on Sherman and the Silver Panic in 1890s Policy

Analysis argues the silver law of 1890 was a bipartisan compromise and not a Republican failure. It faults the Democratic Argus Leader for blaming Republicans, cites John Sherman’s burden on money markets, and notes Cleveland’s praise of American enterprise under Republican protection. It underscores the White City triumph of protective tariffs enabling industrial growth and invention.

Argus-Leader John Sherman Argus Minneapolis Cleveland Republican Party White City

Rainsford proposes public houses to curb drink problem

Dr. Rainsford rector of St. George's Church New York suggests a reform by creating public houses that rival saloons with food amusement and staple drinks like milk coffee and tea. He plans two North American Review articles inviting public questions and criticisms with replies in June. Readers should send communications to Rev. W S Rainsford D C care of the Review by May 12.

Rainsford St. George’s Church New York North American Review W. 5S D. C Fourteenth Street New York City

The May Morum on Satolli Mission and Vatican Power

The May Morum features essays by eminent writers on Monsignor Satolli's mission to America, Toledo labor decisions, and the Russian Extradition Treaty. Bishop John H. Vincent discusses Protestant fears over papal authority in the United States. Leonard Woolsey Bacon profiles an American viceroy from the Vatican.

May Morum Monsignor Satolli America Toledo Washington John H. Vincent Leonard Woolsey Bacon Vatican

Liberal views on Pope Leo and U S Catholic leaders in May magazine notes

The article surveys liberal takes on Pope Leo XIII's stance toward the United States, with remarks by Dr James Fr. Loughlin of the Philadelphia archdiocese and criticizes labor rulings by federal judges. It also previews Cosmopolitan and Harper's May issues, including stories on romance, Canadian and Irish life, and notable authors, plus a postponed local musicale due to weather.

James AG. Blaine Rye Maine Blaine Minneapolis United States Bar Harbor Pope Leo James Fr. Loughlin Archdiocese of Philadelphia American Cathlic Review Rome Republic Aldace F. Walker Western Traffic Association Ricks, Taft, Billings and Speer Harper's Magazine New York Thomas A. Janvier Candace Wheeler Chicago Henry Loomis Nelson Quebec A. Conan Doyle Worthington Worthington’s

Brown's Exposition Plans Approved by Committee

The executive committee accepted architect Brown's Exposition building plans after careful critique and ordered a pen drawing for electrotypes. Chairman Wood toured Ley Bros. artesian well works, with a 15 HP engine drilling toward 245 feet and an expected water strike by Thursday. Visitors note courteous crews and a public interest in the progress.

Sioux City Brown Wood Water Works Committee Republican Ley Bros Artesian Jim River J. D. Ley

Why the Pressure Was Slow Fire Alarm Rules Delay Here

Water Works Engineer John Bowe warns that reliable water pressure for fires depends on strict rule observance and continuous alarm until he responds. He ignored two light gong taps Sunday morning due to prior false alarms. He proposes insulated wire for fire use and adherence to department rules to guarantee immediate pressure.

Water Works John Bowe

Fast Time to Chicago Train Cuts Hours on Iowa Dakota Run

Beginning May 7 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway trims the day train time on the Iowa and Dakota Division. The service now reaches Chicago by 8:00 a m with sleeping cars Sanborn to Chicago and a free reclining chair car Mitchell to Chicago. Runs daily Sanborn to Chicago and daily except Sunday west of Sanborn. Agent will furnish full particulars.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Iowa & Dakota Division Chicago Sanborn Mitchell

Notice to Town Supervisor About Road Machine Sample

A seller invites the town supervisor to consider an all steel road machine from D. W. Collins. The message promises better roads for less money, offers a trial run before purchase, and notes no plowing is required with a sample arriving in a few days.

D. W. Collins

An Interesting Diversion For a Whole Roomful of Clever People

A long description of Twenty Questions games with two rooms two leaders and scribes, plus examples of permissible objects and game conduct rules, emphasizing fair play and orderly questioning aided by door warnings and side-specific answers. It mentions historical examples and other anecdotes.

Ben Franklin Market Street Philadelphia Washington Monument Tower of London Rip van Winkle Philadelphia Times

Ambiguous OCR Note From Local Page

Fragmentary text from a local page mentions a 50 town area and a recovery action. Details are unclear, with garbled names and places. The readable bits hint at a legal or property matter but lack concrete entities or outcomes for a fuller summary.

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