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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1896
Page
1
A listing describes multiple oak pieces in an early 20th century style. Items include a wall pocket with carved frame and colored center, folding rocker, cabinet style bookcase, and dressy tables. Trades range from 15 to 527 dollars, with dimensions and uses for lounge, church, or home spaces.
London Nov 14 final examination of Edward Ivory alias Edward Bell saloonkeeper of New York and alleged dynamiter at Bow Street police court becomes sensational with government spy Jones testifying about Irish secret orders in New York. Jones says Ivory joined Clan na Gael and Nally club, aided revolutionary fund, and met Tynan and Kearney. Ivory sent to Chicago and Dublin links emerge. Court commits Ivory to trial amid warnings to protect the spy.
Cheyenne November 17 The Democratic state committee reports unofficial results from Wyoming counties except Big Horn. Republican electors Brittain Howell Malloy tally about 9 5k each while Democrats Van Metre Martin Qualey total around 9 6k 9 88k. Congress Mende Republican 9 475 Osborne Democrat 9 837. Big Horn precincts 12 give Bryan electors 29 majority Osborne 26 majority. Further Big Horn precincts not yet heard.
Complete official returns by counties show Smith, a Bryan elector, about 2000 ahead of the lowest McKinley elector and elected. The other 12 Bryan electors trail 300 to 700 behind McKinley electors. State total 444,248 with McKinley 218,053 Bryan 217,797 Palmer 2,018 Levering 3,374.
Washington November 17 The Dingley tariff bill faces strong odds of passage with Democrats united in opposition and some Republicans wavering. President Cleveland seems set to veto the measure over Wool and Lumber tariffs, making a law unlikely during his term and boosting odds for an early spring extra session to consider alternative tariffs.
On the first Democratic caucus ballot General Pettus was nominated to succeed Senator Pugh. Pettus led with 87 votes to 26 for Oates. Born in 1822 in Littlestone county Alabama, Pettus is 74 and described as vigorous and a free silver advocate.
United States states it will not assume protectorate over Venezuela. Olney clarifies Monroe Doctrine limits and non-interference in sister republics. Also notes no truth to Vatican rumors and reports on Holden’s Danish decoration, plus laws in Oklahoma and Virginia official vote totals.
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