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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1893
Page
10
In Mitchell pages the Arguments on silver in Senate and the fate of the federal election bill are debated. Expositions, awards, and Harper’s magazine features dominate the culture scene with notes on Chicago’s Columbian Exposition, World's Fair coverage, and prominent authors.
Edward Bok handles one of the nation’s largest personal mailings with more than 20,000 letters yearly sent through a private secretary to assistants. Ruth Ashmore of The Ladies' Home Journal writes to girls and receives over 5,000 letters annually. The October Forum promises absorbing articles on modern thought, including a key paper by economist David A. Wells on The Downfall of Cer.
At Dunkirk New York on October 17 nine bodies were recovered from the Dean Richmond wreck. Names identified include Frank Patton A B Meadows Hodge and Ella Elsworth among others. Captain Stoddart and Mate Royles were found dead as a Clover Leaf vessel, with the crew all from Toledo, and a wreckage search continues along the lake shore.
Port Rowan Ontario reports barge Woccken of Cleveland foundered in Saturday’s gale with coal cargo. Only three saved. fourteen missing including J P Sapp J A Rice and Robert Crowning. Other vessels in distress include Henry J Johnson, Jay Gould wreckage sighted, Kershaw and Sage ashore, Whitaker driven ashore with crew saved, Hecla and multiple fishing smacks missing or lost.
The North Dakota synod convened in Lisson on October 17 with Rev. J Bb Hobart as moderator and Rev. E W Day as stated clerk. Opening sermons were given by Rev. F M Wood of Fargo and Rev. S B Williams spoke on Christian Education, while Rev. John Mordy addressed temperance.
Henry Clews predicts another election will settle the silver question amid Senate delays and market uncertainty. He notes public opinion will push for repeal, and a Senate defeat could yet spur renewed confidence and capital flow into larger enterprises, reviving business.
A large gathering of fish and fisheries enthusiasts met at the Art Institute under the World Congress auxiliary. Dr. William M. Hudson chaired with representation from major universities state fish commissions protective associations and the U S fish commission Taranto Italy reports note the fleet visit was modestly greeted with little public display.
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