Mitchell Capital Enlarged to Twelve Pages For Keeps
Observers from Press and Dakota papers hail THE MITCHELL CAPITAL now a permanent twelve page issue. The Mitchell Daily Republican spawns a larger weekly, with editorial heft from Republican roots and local city growth reflected in Davison county. Aberdeen News and Fargo Argus praise its prosperity and breadth, calling it a capital paper and noting its peerless field.
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Mitchell Capital
Press & Dakotan
Mitchell Daily Republican
Dakota
Republican
Capital
Mitchell
Davison County
Aberdeen News
Daily Republican
Fargo Argus
Mittchell Capital
London Times
Boomville
Letcher Blade
Tm Murtchelr
Cheaper Tin Triggers Trade Editorial Feud
Across multiple papers the cheaper tin debate sparks anger in free trade circles. The American Banker reprints an editorial on South Dakota finances and last winter legislation while mugwump papers attack the McKinley bill and reciprocity. May Day protests in New York are labeled socialist.
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South Dakota
Mugwump
Governor appoints state committee chairman viewed as legal post
Omaha readers note Gov Boyd chose a lawyer for the Nebraska National Guard judge advocate post, denying political aims. The Minneapolis Journal reports strains between President Harrison and Secretary Blaine over a 1890 presidential race. The piece argues such rumors aim to split Republicans rather than reflect real conflict.
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Omaha Bee
Boyd
Republican State Committee
Nebraska National Guards
Minneapolis Journal
Washington
Harrison
Blaine
Possible Uncle Jerry Rusk for President Recalled in Press Talk
The Minneapolis discussion hints at Uncle Jerry Rusk as a potential presidential candidate, praising his agricultural background, past military service, and public works. It notes reactions within the Alliance and GOP, while contrasting with university governance news and federal civil service reforms.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Jerry Rusk
Jerry
United States
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Davy Crockett
Uncle Jerry
Unemployed Move to Farms Versus City Work
A columnist argues that several thousand jobless men should relocate to agricultural districts where labor is scarce. The piece suggests personal benefit from rural work, even if it means longer hours, rather than remaining in crowded cities and submitting to union leadership.
The Primrose and Memory of Springtime
A Lewiston Journal column extols the primrose as a cheerful symbol of youth and spring noting its appeal to English born readers and to people who seek nostalgic solace in its bright, sturdy bloom. The piece recalls days by streams and the joy of seeing primroses in stores. It then shifts to a Windom note on Secretary Windom's death at Delmonico's dinner.
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Chicago Evening Post
Washburne
Mr. Washburne
Martha
Lewiston Journal
Windom
Board of Trade
Delmonico’s
Tillman
New York Telegram
Siamese Twins In Cannes Reported In Village Nearby
Telegram from Cannes describes infant girls joined back to back by a single formation. They appear healthy though physically linked. Their French mother, 25, lives in the village. doctors fear death of one twin could end the other, life hanging by a thread.
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Cannes
London
Cicero Police Halt Funeral Procession On Washington
Cicero police continue action against funeral processions using Washington boulevard as an allowed route. Last week two carriages carrying a child’s body were halted, drivers and mourners taken to the town hall, and a driver fined for knowledge of the ordinance before the funeral resumed to the cemetery via an alternate path.
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Cicero
Chicago
Washington Boulevard
Philadelphia Ledger
Maine Doctor Brings 102 Mile Sleigh Relay to Midnight Arrival
A Maine lumber camp call sent a caribou physician on a 102 mile journey in 14 hours with four sleigh relays beyond Grand Isle. He reached Luther Henderson at midnight after starting at 10 am, illustrating the far north's unsettled reach. A second note reports oil fouled sea birds at Folkestone and Professor Theodore Dwight's retirement from Columbia Law at age 69, linking Yale lineage.
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Maine
Allerash
Luther Henderson
Grand Isle
Bangor
Theodore W. Dwight
Columbia Law School
Timothy Dwight
Yale
Improved Spring Trade in Davison County S D
Reports from J Mordoff Deering agent and R I Herrick Buckeye agent indicate record farm implement demand and growing business in South Dakota. Local merchants foresee strong sales across furniture and general goods as prices rise and crops germinate, with health remedies and river city mentions appearing in ads and notices.
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J. Mordoff
Deering Company
R. I. Herrick
South Dakota
Clemans
Milwaukee
Omaha
Geo. Logan
Davison County
Smith and Conges Reopen Store With New Spring Goods
The shop prepares to close current stock and introduce a fine line of spring and summer clothing. They sort stock now and will offer bargains in a few days. The new firm brings experience to build a strong town trade at the long loved stand.
Farmers Dehorn Calves With Child Safe Tool
A urged device claims to dehorn calves three weeks old and younger without pain or blood and states that a child can use it. The notice suggests warrants for the procedure and presents the tool as safe for farm use.
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