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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1905

Page

9

The Mitchell Capital and The Mitchell Printing Co

Community newspaper listing shows office and printing credits for C W Downey editor. Advertises subscription options including nine month and three month rates and a one dollar price for a copy.

Hand of Pettigrew in South Dakota Politics

The Watertown Public Opinion warns that Democratic newspapers across Aberdeen Yankton and Sioux Falls act as mouthpieces for insurgent Republicans. It argues these papers seek to bolster Pettigrew allies and rehabilitate the Democratic Party at the expense of state unity and GOP strength.

Watertown Ais Aberdeen Yankton Sioux Falls Senate Pettigrew Teuron Republican Party Democratic Sevel

Democratic Policies Split Colorado Republicans And South Dakota

The text notes former Republicans who left to oppose a dictator in South Dakota later joining him in oppressing Democrats. Some of these ex Republicans align with him to undermine leaders who blocked his plan to subjugate the state Republican party, paralleling Colorado's shift to the Bryan democracy nine years earlier.

South Dakota Republican Party Bryan Democracy Republican Colorado

Culinary critique of Cleaveland on woman suffrage by Miss Anthony

In Chicago Evening Post prose Miss Anthony reinterprets Grover Cleveland's remarks on woman suffrage as kitchen material. She reads his generalizations as hash and his effort as froth, noting women will judge from domestic perspective and seek something tangible.

Chicago Evening Post Susan B. Anthony Grover Cleveland Mr. Cleveland Miss Anthony Anthony

Adoption of Mackenzie’s Child Brings Doctor to Shore

In a swamp morning story, Dr. Morton mourns Mackenzie and adopts the lone boy Malcolm Morton after a lumber camp death. Miss Mary Gregory guides him, helping plan clothes and a home, as the doctor declares he will form a family with the boy and pursue adoption papers jointly.

Mackenzie Santee Swamp Doctor Ence Dr. Morton Miss Gregory Mary Gregory George Miss Mary Itis Solomon Malcolm Morton General Jee Diel

Kitchen Critique Sparks Traditionalist Rhetoric

A fragment notes a traditional autocrat and kitchen expert challenging Mr. Gleveland's product. It describes the woman retreating to the kitchen and delivering familiar terms, signaling gendered tensions and domestic authority in a vivid stylistic aside.

Jere Black on Thad Stevens

Judge Jere Black once said Thaddeus Stevens was one of the brightest men yet his mind was a howling wilderness when it came to any sense of obligation to his Creator for superior mental endowments.

Jere Black Thad Stevens

Moralising in Japanese English class from subject based essays

An English teacher in a Japanese school found pupils trained to extract morals from any topic. Hearn’s Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan cites two examples: mosquitoes evoke fear and sting as a reminder to study. the peony’s beauty warns that outward beauty can mislead and bring misfortune.

Hearn Japan

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Mitchell Riday the Mitchell Printing CO C. W. Downey Official Malcolm By Troy Allison K. A. Whitehead Cravenettes Cis W. J. Frad & CO S. Dakota
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