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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1893
Page
4
Dr. Wiley the government chemist named the Price's Cream Baking Powder as healthiest and purest among products, rejecting alum-based substitutes. The World's Fair jury credited its strength purity and excellence after his analysis.
Great Western railroad officials led by W. Liwis Boyle of New York meet in St Paul to map out winter actions. No extensions planned this winter due to weak business, but a Omaha line project is eyed for later 1851. improvements from recent reorganizations proceed. Also notes on Countess d Eu denying Prince Pedro’s Brazil departure and death of conductor Charles Mapleson.
James Jolson denounces the Democratic press and Joseph Pulitzer for shaping working men toward dependency and a wage decline. He accuses The World of fostering free trade ruin and charity as manipulation, calling for resistance to perceived media coercion and industrial decline.
A 19th century view notes the home market for agricultural products has risen 20 percent over a decade due to population growth. Projections anticipate 65 million more people and a doubled future demand, surpassing foreign markets and elevating the domestic market as the farmer's priority. Professor J. RB. Doi:
Ex Gouvernor Cheney of New Hampshire says the Amoskeag cotton mills at Manchester idle despite reports of resumed operations. Stores are packed not from overproduction but from orders being countermanded, reflecting widespread business dullness and tariff uncertainty.
Mrs. Carrie Williams of San Diego receives a World’s Fair letter from a Syrian merchant praising California silkworm cocoons and seeking eggs to test. If disease free, Syria may import California eggs instead of French, possibly reviving a long-promising but failed American silk industry.
Senator Dolph on the Blount report asserts it reads as if crafted for a purpose to condemn actions in Hawaii. He questions the administration strength and argues Blount may have been sent to oppose Minister Stevens and the provisional government. Thurston plans a reply while Secretary of State interest in the Hawaiian question wanes.
A compilation of brief news items covers new appointments in the U S consular service and postal administration, political chaos in Toledo Ohio, imperial meetings at Berlin and other assorted incidents from Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska and Canada including a fatal chimney accident and a monument bombing attempt.
Market report from St Paul Union Stock Yards and Minneapolis grain positions dated Nov 21 1593 records hogs steady with early decline after Chicago jump. cattle and calves prices listed for steers cows and feeders. Wheat futures show mixed levels across No 1 hard Northern and No 2 Northern. corn lard and rye quoted with steady to firm tones for the session.
Chicago hosts the American Clydesdale Breeders Association meeting at the Grand Pacific. Attendees include N. P. Clark of St. Cloud, R. Delevie as president, Charles F. Myer as secretary, and Wid Moffatt of Paw Paw as treasurer. The event centers on breed restoration and exhibition.
Land Office notices announce settler William T. Liddell filing for final proof on section 11 township 101 range 81 at Mitchell South Dakota with witnesses H M Anderson Frank Sand Andrew Carlson Gustiv Swinson. A second notice lists Lawrence J. Byrne William Clark John Dondelinger Edward L. Barton filing final proof details for 169N GT EB No 25 262 with witnesses Lawrence Byrne Clark Dondelinger Barton.
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