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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1893
Page
7
A page outlines advertising rates for business cards locators and legal ads, plus notices on address changes and mail submissions. It mentions obituaries and wedding gifts at low per line rates, and references rumors about a Missouri senator, political remarks on a South Dakota party, and a speculative Sioux City to Dakotas railroad project.
The Argus-Leader answers inquiries about school fund distribution, noting neglect by Commissioner Ruth or Treasurer Taylor and urging prompt explanations. The Aberdeen News remarks on the repeal bill, noting silver up 2 cents and wheat down 2 cents, with other charts doubted as signs fail in dry weather.
San Francisco bankers notify time depositors to reclaim funds as banks resume loan making and the money market in California eases with the relaxation of stringency.
The Sioux Falls Press reports that Senator Pettigrew faced objections from THE REPUBLICAN over interviews. The piece condemns the paper for not fairly presenting Pettigrew’s honest views on public questions.
The farmers of the Northwest mourn a steadfast ally in Jerry Rusk. A genuine American with notable military and civil honors, he remained a simple, strong man of the people. His passing removes a potential figure in the 1846 presidential campaign.
The Pierre papers warn of growing danger as tough elements gain the upper hand at the state capital and mention plans for a Vigilance committee. The writer questions frontier lawlessness and suggests caution toward martial law rumors in Chicago and Pierre alike.
The Sioux City Journal notes Hon. Geo. D. Perkins as a potential U S Senate candidate in Iowa while asserting the paper's independence from personal entanglements. It praises Perkins as having a broad and conservative political record favorable to redeeming the state from Democratic rule.
A recent Sioux Falls dispatch to St Paul papers reports a new development described as a sudden break. It notes the statement emanates from the source and adds context on immediate reactions and potential implications for ongoing events.
The article quotes Pettigrew criticizing newspaper proprietors and editorials as corrupt attempts to hoodwink the public. He defends Sherman’s patriotic service and condemns a garbled interview, calling the St Paul correspondent’s report unfair and notes the attack originates from his hometown.
The piece argues against annexing Hawaii and Cuba by force, questioning U S motives and citing historical annexations. It contrasts republican ideals with royalist actions and asks what justifies United States power in overthrowing a provisional Hawaiian government. It also notes local marriage news in Beadle County.
Fort Missoula reports received via Larson that the Carlin hunting party camped with French prospectors on the Clearwater middle fork about three weeks ago. They supposedly carried 500 pounds of flour and meat. Rescue efforts pause until spring. snowshoe travel impractical now, and relief plans shift to returning the rescue party safely.
The Graphic quotes Admiral Frederick B. P. Seymour warning Britain’s navy is in a dire state. He calls for spending £20 million to quickly build ten first class ships and as many cruisers, to install full waterline armor and strengthen rams, and to increase trained seamen while expanding the Mediterranean fleet and retaining Gibraltar.
Indianapolis Toledo Grand Rapids Detroit Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City and Sioux City form the Western league. Ban Johnson of Cincinnati is elected president secretary and treasurer. The league constitution mirrors the National league with Sunday play permitted.
A blaze in Newbern Dyer county Tennessee on November 23 destroyed business houses valued at $40,000. Victims include L. E. Bradshaw Pat Moffatt and Ed Gilbert.
Across Mitchell Chamberlain Plankinton and surrounding towns patrons denounce the C M St P rail changes. Discontinued passenger service and a single nightly mixed train prompt business men to consider shipping freight via alternate routes and to utilize steam engines to relink lines. Local editorials urge a vigorous kick to restore former schedules and mail service amid a noted fall in passenger traffic. An employment ad offers $16 monthly for a first class cook at the paper office.
Guzman the Nicaraguan minister in Washington has been instructed to sue the Nicaragua Canal company for 300000 dollars claiming failure to complete the canal within the agreed three year period. The case arises from article 14 of the international concession pact.
The Vermillion court heard Thomas Lytle’s robbery trial over $380. verdict not guilty and discharge followed. Joseph Dwyer faced trial for resisting an officer. Judge Haney directed a not guilty verdict after prosection rested. Jarvis Howard sues Sperry Dwight for fraud tied to the National Union Co. store transfer in Vermillion.
The American Shorthorn Breeders association holds its annual meeting in Chicago at the Grand Pacific hotel. A board meeting revised the report of the year’s work. The organization is among the nation’s largest cattle breeding groups.
The acting secretary of the treasury granted an allowance of $12,000 from the proper appropriation to cover expenses of the members of the world’s fair national commission. The commission will assemble in Chicago next April for its final meeting.
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