Weekly Capital MITCHELL S D LL PRINTING
A brief notice from Mitchell South Dakota notes LL Printing Company. The fragment references a weekly capital related publication by the local printer. No further specifics are legible.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1898
Page
6
News of a Fight Involving Two Naval Squadrons Intensifies
Navy officials monitor West Indian waters as Cervera and his squadron maneuver. Early expectations point to a decisive clash within hours or days, but timing remains uncertain. Sailors report reduced supplies after a Cape Verde voyage with only brief stops at Martinique Curacao and Santo Domingo for limited supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Cer‘5
Cape Verde
Martinique
Curacao
Tingo
Death of Topeka Man Remains a Mystery
Rumors swirl around the May 13 Topeka death of J S Collins as insurers push for a suicide finding while his family and lenders claim murder. Financial strain and alleged misrepresentation are cited as motives, with claims that the son checked on his father at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
S. Collins
Kan
Mily
J. S. Collins
Astead
Bing
Everone
Collins
John
Cervera Plans Cruising to Tie Down American Fleets
Madrid dispatch reports circles hint Admiral Cervera’s fleet roams Cuban coast to keep the U S fleet busy preventing damage. At a Sunday cabinet meeting Generals Correa and Aillon outlined war prep and means, council approves organization. Second squadron remains in Cadiz practicing until ordered to sail. Government to observe Cervera’s moves before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Madrid
Cervera
Cuban
Correa
Senor Aion
Cadiz
Levee Break Submerges 15000 Acres in Illinois
Quincy dispatch reports Invak in the Crew levee breached Indian District flooding about 15000 acres of farmland three feet deep on some fields. An estimated 5000 to 6000 acres of wheat submerged. bridges washed out and streams exceed banks along Missouri side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Missouri
Edward Bellamy Dies in Chicopee Falls Mass
Edward Bellamy author of Looking Backward and reformer of The New Nation died in Chicopee Falls Massachusetts at age forty nine after a period of ill health. He moved to Denver for health reasons but deteriorated. Bellamy leaves a widow two children and two brothers Charles Bellamy Springfield and Frederick Bellamy Brooklyn. Funeral planned at his home with simplest ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Edward Bellamy
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Bellamy
Colorado
Denver
Colo
America
England
New Nation
Tie
Charles *. Bellamy
Springfield
Frederick Bellamy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Storm Kills Seven as Tornado Hits Northwest Arkansas
A severe tornado passed through northwest Arkansas on Friday night causing extensive property damage and at least seven deaths. The storm plowed through Benton county and the White River valley, devastates Elm Springs Lowell Mudtown, with multiple homes destroyed and several people killed. Reports indicate additional fatalities and injuries as investigations continue, including damage near Springdale Fort Smith Rogers and Siloam Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Northwest
Great Fruit Belt
Ozark Fruit Region
Benton County
White River Valley
W.S. Kimbrough
Springdale
Kimbrough
Rogers and
Siloam Springs
Volunteers in a Wreck Near Chattanooga
A passenger train on the Chattanooga Rome and Southern Railroad collided with the third section of the military train carrying the first Missouri volunteers near Rossville Georgia. One private was killed, two privates were severely injured, several others lightly hurt. Engineer Wheeler and Fireman Hanby were arrested and held for civil authorities as a trial and judicial inquiry were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
San Francisco
Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Rome and Southern Railroad
Missouri Volunteers
Rossville
Wheeler
Hanby
Cavendas
Powder Plant Explosion Near Hammond Ind Kills One
A blast at Economical Smokeless Powder Company mill four and a half miles from Hammond Indiana kills one man and injures three others. The plant, only three days into operation, was about to begin a $35,000,000 cartridge government order. Cause of the explosion remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economical Smokeless Company
Economical Smokeless Powder Company
Hammond
Ind
Cisneros to Wed Rescuer in Cuban Refugee Tale
Evangelina Cisneros, the famous Cuban girl, will marry Carlos Carbonel, a former Cuban banker and ally of Carl Decker in the Havana prison rescue. Carbonel accompanied the bride to New York, their bond growing from shared crime and ordeal, with a wedding planned soon possibly before Carbonel goes to the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelina Y Cisneros
Carlos Carbonel
Carl Decker
Havana
Miss Cisneros
Carbonel
Decker
New York
McCoy Wins Twenty Round Syracuse Bout Over Ruhlin
McCoy defeated Gus Ruhlin in a 20 round rough bout in Syracuse New York. Ruhlin absorbed heavy punishment but remained game to the end with a likely draw in sight. McCoy weighed 157 pounds Ruhlin 180 and referee was George Siler. After the decision Jim Corbett urged McCoy to fight but he declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Ruhlin
Kid
Syracuse
N. Y
McCoy
Cleveland
Ruhlin
Tie
Goddard
Choynski
Rublin
George Siler
Chicago
Jim Corbett
Long Yukon trek by two explorers ends in Seattle homecoming
E M Carr and F L Hawley of Seattle completed a 105 day journey from Rampart City Yukon down to the coast and Kodiak Island. Despite blizzards and eight days with minimal food they returned after a historic dog sled and small boat expedition aided by Indian guides and seven dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
E. M. Carr
F. L. Hawley
Seattle
Carr
Hawley
Rampart City
Kodiak Island
Sitka
Spies and Deserters Linked to Harbor Plans Rumor
A New York dispatch reports a man said to be a Spanish spy and US artillery deserter is jailed on Governor's Island. He allegedly tossed papers detailing New York harbor defenses to the bay, later recovered, with claims the notes were for the Spanish consul in Montreal and to be buried in the Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First
United States Artillery
Governor's Island
Secret Service
Broadway
Governor’s Island
Lancock
Montreal
Market Quotations From Major Grain and Livestock Centers
Prices show Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York markets for cattle hogs sheep and grains. Figures list ranges for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed across multiple cities with no single outlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Off for Chickamauga Confederate Troops Sail South Dakota
Special Correspondent notes Sioux Falls B and E cavalry leave for Chickamauga by Omaha, with 110 horses and seven cars. Regents and officers mustered include Col. Melvin Grigsby and Lt Col C F Floyd. Also reports on I O O F grand lodge, Eastern Star session at Redfield, government horse purchases, and local notices on traitor effigy and wheat crop prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickamauga
Dewey
Sioux Falls
Pierre
South Dakota
Volunteer Cavalry
Omaha
Col. Grigsby
Cuba
Camp Thomas
Order of the Hastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Redfield
J. E. Bradley
Hot Springs
H. C. Shirk
G. W. Snow
Springfield
R. F. Kerr
Brookings
A.M. McAllister
Madison
Mina Lobing
Flandreau
Hills Miner Killed in Deadwood Mine Blast
James Preston was killed and John Marion seriously injured by a premature blast at the Holy Terror mine near Deadwood. Preston, famed in the Black Hills and Ragged Top, leaves a large family. The First State Bank of Milbank will begin business soon led by F. B. Roberts and ex cashier Farmers' Bank and Postmaster Geo Middlebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bank
Milbank
First State Bank
F. B. Roberts
Farmers’ Bank
Geo. C. Middlebrook
Wolves to be hunted on Cheyenne River reservation
Gra y wolves on the Cheyenne River reservation cause heavy losses for stock owners. George La Plant organizes a roundup wagon with marksmen dogs and provisions to hunt wolves indefinitely, hoping to reduce the pest and protect profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne River Reservation
George LaPlant
State Rail Board Withdraws Answers in Rate Cases
The South Dakota Railroad Commission withdrew its answers in the Great Northern and St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha injunction cases in Judge Carland’s court and filed a substitute. It seeks to test Milwaukee earnings in federal court and, if injunctions dissolve, enforce a new rate schedule to push competition on other Class A lines. Judge Carland is to hear arguments June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northern
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railways
Carland
Milwaukee Railroad
Senate Debates War Revenue Measure and Cuban Aid
The Senate opened debate on the war revenue bill while the House adopted a conference report on aid to Cubans with food and arms. Other actions included adjutant general office expansion, board of managers for disabled veterans, and a veto sustained over a court of claims retry case. The Senate moved on Seattle assay office and an Oklahoma Comanche Kiowa Apache settlement treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Adjutant General
William J. Sewell
New Jersey
Martin T. McMahon
New York
John L. Mitchell
Wisconsin
William H. Bonsatl
California
Board of Managers
National Home For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Court of Claims
Isaac P. Tice
United States
Seattle
Wash
Oklahoma
Military Affairs Committee
United States Army
Seth L. Milliken
Maine
Corliss
Washington
Gorman
Dem
War Department
War and Navy Departments
Tongue
Ore
Odds and Ends and Oddities in Brief
A compact collection notes furs should not be brushed by amateurs and that mushrooms grow in temperate lands. It reports sea otter skins reaching $1000 each, Japan uses iron coins, Sian favors porcelain money, and a French paper mentions only Jules Lemaitre as a wheel rider among academicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Sian
Jules Lemaitre
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Weekly Capital
Mitchell, S. D
LL Printing
C., PuarisnEen
Texas
W. G. Bowen
Collua
Bowen
Yo'elock
Quartermaster’s Department
Lena Sporri
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Storm
Bartolome Masso
New Orleans
Masso
Spain
Alaska
Middle Lake
Kewaunee
Wis
Manila
London Mail
Augusti
Wei Hai Wei
New Hampshire
A. H. Carpenter
Concord
Cisneros
M’coy
Mr. Gladstone
Westminster Abbey
Hawarden
Abbey
China
Yang ‘Tse Kiang
Kolao Hui
Grigsby
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F
L. L. Onstetter
Iroquois
B. IF. Leall
Belle Fourche
R. W. Hobart
Dell Rapids
H., J. Rice
Huron
Grand
D. H. Campbell
Sovereign Grand Lodge
W. E. Benedict
Rapid City
Fort Meade
Major Carr
Bigelow
Montana
Goodwin
Dallam
Arlington
Main Street
Hickey
Yankton County
Oregon
William Symes
Cornwall
Burns
Symes
Mary Horswog
Bennett
Watertown
Mound City
Campbell
S. D. Lovelance
Saint Herbert
Spinseh
J. D. Franklin
South Dakota Sportsmen’s Association
Huron Gun Club
Mitchell
Mitchell Electric Light Plant
M. B. Cleminger
Cleninger
Eldorado
Hill City
J. J. McLurin
Pennsylvania
St. Elmo
Doleoth
Charles McCoy
Aberdeen
Alois Haupt
M. A. Case
Cowboy Cavalry
Jennie Duncan
Charles H. Price
South
Black Hills Pioneer Association
Whitewood
Harry D. Stoddard
Blunt
Emma A. Cranmer
Iowa
Ottawa
Buchanan Bros
Cripple Creek
Warden Phillips
Hale
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Daniel
Virginia
Melnery
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