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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1894
Page
10
The piece condemns aggressive actions by a mill owner led by bankers and praises profit sharing only if workers receive fair wages. It argues grievances exist but employers and employees alike should accept disciplined management to avoid unsafe competition. The Republican party aims to raise workers' standing via better policy.
Bankers have finally urged focus on currency reform amid waning support for the national bank system. The piece weighs a bank note plan versus a government issued metallic currency and discusses which form best serves national wealth and international circulation, contrasting it with Canada’s provincial currency model.
Analyzes how protective tariffs support higher wages and industrial growth, while free trade trends toward leveling wages with competing nations. Discusses labor choices in 1892, protection versus anti-protection, and the political shifts driven by wage concerns amid disturbances and shifting party allegiances.
The American Association of Bankers meets in Baltimore to push a plan to repeal the national banking act and create banks of issue able to issue money up to 50 percent of paid capital with taxes and a government guarantee fund. The piece also covers political echoes, Brennan's denial of Knowles charges, Governor Hogg of Texas and his daughters Ima and Ora Ima Hogg, and South versus North tariff debates with Republican coordination and unity urged.
Judge Palmer and ex Senator Preston headlined a Mitchell gathering with a large Republican audience. The Exposition Band provided music as the crowd filled the courthouse, while Preston spoke on party principles, tariff, and unity, contrasting Populists and Democrats. A five-generation photo ended the event.
J W Harden spoke on national and state issues to a small Sunday audience at the court house. He argued the government owes more now than after the war, noted rising mortgage debt, urged a cash basis, and attacked Republicans on expenditure. He touched on tariffs, silver, and the wool and sugar duties, defending Democratic actions while hinting at a return to his former party.
A man identifying himself as Frank Tracy stole a razor bone and rubber from W. M. Dodson's shop today. He was brought before Judge Abbey, fined 20 dollars or ten days in jail, and is now in the sheriff's custody.
A Ringwood Illinois resident reports chronic nervousness and sleeplessness improved after three months with Dr Miles Nervine. The letter claims dramatic relief from nervous headaches and despair, praising the remedy and promising an initial bottle will help. It advertises Nervine with a guarantee and pricing details from the Dr Miles Medical Co.
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