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A brief poem fragment from WEEKLY CAPITAL MITCHELL reflecting local culture and style. The piece appears in the Mitchell printing house lineup with an emphasis on rhythm and place.
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Mitchell, Printing CO
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
6
Great Homecoming for Iowa Fifty‑First in Council Bluffs
Tens of thousands applaud the returning Iowa Fifty‑First troops as 20 000 relatives and 25 000 residents fill the streets. A 30‑band parade precedes speeches by Gov Shaw Congressman Hull and others at Bayliss Park. Many veterans, civic groups, and firefighters participate.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Soldier Boys
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Bedford
Corning
Preston
Villisea
Omaha
Missouri
Rock Island
Bayliss Park
John N. Baldwin
Gov. Shaw
J. M. Williams
J. A. T. Uull
Fred White
Lafe Young
Smith McPherson
Thera
Samoan settlement advances under British German and American talks
Britain Germany and the United States reach an agreement on the Samoan question with the US said to control Tutila Island and to be fully consulted in negotiations. Final terms expected within days barring any hitch.
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Britain
Germany
United States
London
Tutila
Great Britain
Major Jones Bros Fire Destroys Kansas City Storefronts
A blaze started near the Jones Bros store on North Main and Sixth Streets in Kansas City early on the 5th. It destroyed the Jones stock and spread to multiple five story buildings, including the Humboldt building and Jones annex, with an estimated half a million dollars in property loss and 375000 in insured value.
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Kansas City
Jones Ros
Main
Sixth Streets
Walnut Streets
Jones Bros
Up Town
Jones
Humboldt
Jones Annex
Quinn’s Grocery
St. James
Walnut Street
Admiral Schley Receives Ovation in Atlanta
Admiral Schley was welcomed in Atlanta Georgia on Saturday November 4 after a rest at a hotel he was greeted by Governor Chandler at the state capitol and enjoyed a joint session of the legislature. He spoke briefly at the House in session and then reviewed a military parade at Piedmont Park. In the auditorium 12 000 people heard a loving cup presentation and Schley gave a short address.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Admiral Schley
State Capitol
Chandler
Hey
House of Representatives
Schle
Piedmont Park
Schley
Four Men Killed in Mine Accident Near Mahanoy Plain
Four workers died and two were seriously injured when a rush of dirt collapsed a gangway at the Lawrence & Brown mine near Mahanoy Plain Pennsylvania on the sixth of the month. One man narrowly escaped death as hundreds of tons of dirt filled the passage. Rescue crews worked to reach the trapped men.
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Mahanoy Plain
Lawrence & Brown
Here
Spanish telegram mocks Chamberlain after Ladysmith news
A Bilboa banquet crowd reacted to Ladysmith falling by sending a sarcastic telegram to Joseph Chamberlain, British secretary of state for the colonies, saluting him as the “dead nations” in reference to Salisbury’s dying nations remark during the Spanish American conflict.
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Joseph Chamberlain
Madrid
Bilboa
Ladysmith
Marquis of Salisbury
Aid Demands Highlight Cuba and Porto Rico Travel Limits
Reports to the judge advocate general by Gen. Lieber detail how peacetime military occupation in Cuba and Porto Rico complicates justice administration. Maj. Dudley cites obligations to protect life and property and to withdraw once stable governments form, while concerns on incommunicado Spanish law and American rights arise. Major Dunn and Maj. Sharp warn against premature territorial governance and withdrawal.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Washington
Administration of Justice
Lieber
Maj
Dudley
Havana
Major Dunn
Department of Santiago
Puerto Principe
Maj. Sharp
Sunk by Russian Gunboat Sinks Japanese Poaching Schooner
The Russian gunboat Alexis sank a Japanese schooner poaching in Russian sealing waters after firing across her bows. Three crew members were rescued, while the rest of the twenty one aboard drowned as the vessel attempted to flee. The incident occurred near Fort Siddens as two Japanese schooners fled. one was sunk while the other escaped after stopping to retrieve survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chas. A. Morgan
Alexis
Fort Siddens Grands
Market Quotations From Multiple Cities
A compiled roundup lists cattle hogs and sheep prices across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York with assorted grain and dairy values. Entries show price ranges for wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and potatoes alongside live animal values and shipping grades.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York—Castle
Third Kirby Trial Fails to Reach Verdict as Juror Falls Ill
In Sioux Falls the federal jury in the Joe Kirby stolen property case failed to reach a verdict after one juror, C C Lurber of Wolsey, became violently insane. The jury stood 11 to 1 for conviction before the breakdown and was discharged. Suber, a 43 year old farmer, was removed to hospital at government expense. The trial marks Kirby’s third appearance in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Joe Kirby
C. C. Lurber
Wolsey
Kirby
Lurber
Foreman Gilfillan
Surber
Suber
United States
Elliott
G A R Officers Named by Commander Palmer
General orders from G A R leader Gen W L Palmer list appointments on the staff of National Commander Shaw and the department staff in South Dakota. Names include J H Hauser, N P Packard, E T Cressey, and many post officers across Aberdeen Sioux Falls Redfield Arlington Esmond and other towns. additional aides named in Vermillion Egan Madison Plankinton Flandreau White Lake Parkston Roscoe Sturgis Wakonda La Dale Belle Fourche Sisseton Yankton. A note follows on Sioux opposition to hides distribution being addressed by Washington and Indian bureau. a South Dakota cow near Hudson bore four calves. Ramona burglars stole guns and tools. Burlington project near Keystone nearing rail readiness. three inches of snow on Cheyenne River area. Edward Bullwark transferred to Yankton hospital for the insane.
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Palmer
W. L. Palmer
Huron
Department of South Dakota
Shaw
J. H. Hauser
Robert Anderson
Aberdeen
Mil
E. T. Cressey
Joe Hooker
Sioux Falls
N. P. Packard
George H. Thomas
Redfield
Thomas Reed
DeVine
Arlington
Charles Snook
McPherson
Thomas Finneran
Madison
S. D. Brown
Plankinton
F. E. Miner
Flandreau
Byron E. Pay
William Underwood
White Lake
John G. Davis
Parkston
William Johnson
Roscoe
M. Stocking
Claremont
Henry Sargent
Sturgis
C. L. Collingwood
Wakonda
John Myers
la Delle
H.C. Thompson
Belle Fourche
Thomas S. Crofton
Sisseton
PANSY TAKEN TO NATIONAL HOSPITAL FOR INSANE
Albert C. Hopkins known as Pansy was sent to the national insane asylum for old soldiers in Washington after a Sioux Falls federal court conviction for mailing obscene literature. Union Veterans' Union supporters had him examined since he displayed free love delusions and the insanity board committed him. Hopkins has claimed roles as a Native American Messiah and writer on abuses of soldiers at Tiov Springs, then spent time in prison for his writings. Five Sturgis burglaries led to arrests of five youths, with one confession, after a hardware store robbery and gun theft.
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National Hospital
Washington
Albert C. Hopkins
Pansy
G. A. Ludlow
D.C
National Insane Asylum
Hopkins
Sioux Falls
Carland
Union Veterans’ Union
County Board of Insanity
Potomac
Insane Asylum
Pine Ridge
Tiot Springs
Sturgis
H. C. Anderson & Son
Colt’s
James Logue
Philadelphia
Reform School
Pinkertons
Desipota Factory Opens at Aberdeen World First of Its Kind
The Aberdeen desipota factory the only one of its kind known worldwide is now operating after months of construction. Inventor James G Neumann developed the process producing desipota a dried potato product that travels worldwide and resembles vermicelli in form. The plant uses about 500 bushels of potatoes daily and employs 75 to 100 workers at full operation.
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Aberdeen
James G. Neumann
Parallels in Fame From Dewey to Patrick Henry
The article draws a parallel between Admiral Dewey and Patrick Henry noting Henry refused multiple high offices including the State portfolio, Chief Justiceship, envoy to France, and a seat in the State Senate. It also covers Princess Stephanie of Belgium, Guy Fawkes day customs, James Logue the Philadelphia bank robber, and Colorado’s claim of the world’s largest peach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Patrick Henry
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Henry
Bent Washington
Virginia Statesman
Adams
France
State
Senate
Colorado
State Capitol
Montezu
Peachma County
Colo
Notable Figures and Happenings in Brief
A survey of prominent individuals and society notes includes President Kruger sleeping ten hours nightly while the Duchess of Leeds writes six books. Lords Coleridge Colin and Robert Cecil sit in the bar. The Austrian Emperor earns 60000 a year and Empress Germany buys 400 to 500 dresses yearly. Adelina Patti born in Madrid rarely visits home. Paris greets a new beauty Mile de Vere a Gil Blas writer. Ambassador Clayton pushes golf in Mexico City and a jury stands at two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Duchess of Leeds
Coleridge
Colin
Robert Cecil
Austria
Duchess of Bedford
Empress of
Germany
Adelina Patti
Madrid
Paris
Mile. de Vere
Gil Blas
Clayton
Mexico
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William H Marshall
Marshall
Pittsburg
Edward Db. Schultz
The
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Mayer Wheeler
Ciaf
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Chatterton
Opera House
Central Music Tall
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Mich
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Rollin Brazine
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Richard Moneck
Herman, Mo
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Herman Munchhausen
Antwerp
Waesland Railroad
Scheldt River
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Fourth Avenue
G Street
Roanoke
Seattle
St. Michael
Cape Nome
Lady Churchill
the Outlook
Lady Randolph Churchill
Cape
Funston
Twentieth Kansas
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Kan
George N. Watson
Kansas
Philippines
Watson
Thomas B. Calloway
Gen. Peck
Nome
Portland
St. Michaels
Unalaska
South Dakota
Indian Bureau
Rosebud
Souhh Dakota
F. Vogelzong
Hudson
Vogelzong
Ramona
Coffey & Cole
Tira
Burlington Company
Keystone
City Wall
Reils
Cheyenne River
George Poste
Pierre
Edward Bullwark
Carl Blassingame
Yankton
Desipota
Ludwig Wacker
Wacker
New Athletic Club
Lead
Olympic
Deadwood
Golden Star Athletic Association
Tra Hatch
Cheyenne River Agency
Internal Revenue Collector
Eugene Huntington
Webster
Leedy
Rapid City
Charles Harris
MT Harris
McDowell
James McDowell
Ilighmore
Government Land Office
Truron
Special National Bank Examiner
Eric Finsted
Salem
Busin
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Stephanie
Belgium
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Austria- Hungary
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Archduke Dietle Rudolf
Francis Joseph
Count Longay
Fawkes
Parliament
Parliament House
Guy Fawkes
House of Parliament
James
LOGUE
Oney Neves
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