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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
12
Spark Witt and Company files suit alleging theft of design rights tied to Cap branding. The case hinges on alleged misappropriation of proprietary patterns used in the Cap product line. Plaintiffs seek injunctions and damages to protect their creative assets.
The Mt Vernon May 9 meeting of the W C T U reports officers, superintendents and unions, noting few attendees due to calling. Mrs Flora of Badger presided, Mrs Ramsey spoke, and reports covered L T L activities, temperance work, and memorials. The Vernon unit reported two regular meetings and a memorial program, with addresses by notable speakers, and the convention adjourned with plans for district delegation.
The Schubert Symphony Club and Ladies Quartet gave a vivid Mitchell concert Thursday with strong solo turns by Miss Garnhardt and Miss Garlick, accomplished violin by Julius Brander, and engaging recital by Louis McPike. The program featured three Symphony Club appearances and was directed by H. G. Nichols. A cough cure ad follows.
At a Sioux Falls district meeting held in Hartford last week, pastors urged Mitchell city officials and the local university trustees to prevent Sabbath desecration tied to the Corn Palace's Sunday attractions and excursion trains. They praised the absence of saloons and noted sacred concerts as the main events. Entertaining ad copy for a patent medicine was included in the text.
Washington notes the senatorial committee program may shift as Frye considers leaving the commerce chair to run foreign relations. Cullom and Lodge are also mentioned for potential moves, with Lodge eyeing the post if Frye and Cullom step aside. The piece also covers the Hay Pauncefote treaty debate and forthcoming American Republics congress plans. Gypsy encampments in Virginia cause bustle near Washington, with women fortune telling and crowds at the White House vicinity watching crows nesting.
Cecil Rhodes offers Cape Town Diocesan college a yearly 1200 prize for the boy excelling in studies athletics and morals during the term. George W. Boyer a juror in the John Brown trial has died at Charlestown West Virginia leaving only William A. Martin as survivor. I T Newcomb resigns census chief post to join The Railway World staff in Philadelphia. B Z Simmons funds G M Simmons Memorial Library and Soldiers' Monument at Kenosha and now builds a $30000 emergency hospital.
An old and well tried remedy for teething. Used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. Soothes the child, relieves gum pain, cures wind colic, and diarrhea. Pleasant tasting and sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
In 1812 hunters near Rabun County Georgia found a bluish hairy eight foot being with a human face and large ears, deaf to approach. sightings continued for years and adventurers failed to capture it. The era’s rumors spread along the Atlantic coast amid official dismissals in 1815. Maurice Barrymore earned fame for wit while Modjeska faced his careless stance on stage. Ceclia Loftus to play Ophelia in Hamlet with E G Sothern reviving the production. Lillian Russell, a devout Christian Scientist, opens her gym for readings for actors and staff.
It lists general legal maxims on contracts and agency. It states fraud concealment is illegal and ignorance of law no excuse. Sunday contracts void. An agent liable to the principal for errors. One partner binds all. Principal liable for agent acts. A receipt is not conclusive. Agreement without consideration void. Partial payment revives an outlawed debt. Each partner liable for full firm debts.
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