Mitchell Offers Temporary Capitol Quarters in Pierre Debate
The article argues Mitchell would provide temporary state capitol space in Mitchell and defends the Carnegie Library as off limits for capitol use. It contrasts Mitchell and McLeod on plans to move or keep Pierre as capital, warning against rushing a permanent building and emphasizing land value and public funds. It cites a Pierre capital committee claim of a future million dollar capitol and notes opposition to using city hall for state needs. The piece ends with a humorous domestic quip from the Chicago Record-Herald.
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Michell
Caital Demage
Carneige
Mitchell
Pierre
Rrer
McLeod
John Longstaff
Mitchel
City Hall
Carnegie Library
Nnun
State Capitol
Beneft
Fierre
Milwaukee Road plans $25,000 depot and upgrades at Mitchell
The Milwaukee road will build a new $25,000 depot at Mitchell with modern facilities and a better site. Tracks north of the depot will be moved, a new freight depot is planned, and freight business has risen 50 percent in recent months. The changes aim to spur local growth and development.
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Milwaukee Road
Mitchell
Milwaukee
Turdhe Wreck Victim Pat McClaire Linked to Purdue Team
Reported in the Turdhe Wreck, Pat McClaire formerly of Ver Million and a renowned trainer in Chicago, was among those killed. He had trained Purdue’s football team in Lafayette since September after a career spanning England, Australia, and the Chicago Athletic Association, including work with Stone. He planned to travel to Hot Springs to supervise a hotel approach after the season.
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Indianapolis
Pat MccClaire
Ver Million
Purdue
Pat McClaine
State University
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
McClaire
England
Australia
America
Earl Peabody and
Pierson
Chicago Athletic Association
Stone
Cc. A. A
Minnesota
South Dakota
Morrison
Great Northern
Lafayette
Hot Springs
Capital Removal Battle in South Dakota News
The Dell Rapids Times reports a statewide debate on capital removal with Pierre and Mitchell active in committees. Mitchell shows gains, favors his location for the state house and supreme court, while Pierre supporters may switch sides. A new capitol must be built if Pierre wins.
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Pierre
Dell Rapids
Mitchell
State House
Supreme Court
Confederate Bank Raid on Milroy's Route
Tale recalls an early Confederate bank raid in Charleston Virginia during Milroy’s Shenandoah valley march. About $600000 was looted after the bank was forced open. a day later $100000 was strapped to a lame mule for Milroy’s delivery. A note urged bribery and no fighting. Lincoln reportedly commented, prompting talk of Milroy’s resignation.
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Charleston
Milroy
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Lincoln
A Pleasing Opponent in Brooklyn Life Quip
A Brooklyn Life humorous remark notes a billiards exchange. The speaker praises the opponent’s play as tinteresting yet suggests he will make him pay for the game. The exchange highlights friendly competition and witty banter.
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Brooklyn Life
No Clew Reveals Mask as Crime Scene Item
A new detective explains he initially believed he had a crew but discovers it was a mask found at the crime scene. A tough crowd member claims ownership of the mask and takes it from him, per Catholic Standard and Times.
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Catholic Standard and Times
In no Local Restaurant. Stranger and the inattentive waiters
A Baltimore News item notes a diner claiming to report waiter inattention per the printed bill of fare saying the instruction asked to report any lapse to the cashier. The exchange shows a humorous misunderstanding about following rules in a dining setting.
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Baltimore News
His Jubilee
Neighbor remarks on repeated failures to succeed in a venture. The exchange notes a tally of twenty four failures and predicts the next will be his silver bank ruptcy.
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Jackson
Wilson
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