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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1893

Page

11

Wreck at Eden Park Leaves Dozens Injured

A streetcar derailment near Eden Park injures all aboard and mortally wounds several. Passengers and crew escape death only by quick action as the car crashes into a telegraph pole and bursts into splinters. Police and city hospital staff rush to aid the wounded while investigators search for the brake failure cause.

Zepu Eden Park Avondale Electric Wassem George Devin Bix Marie Maloney Sarah Duklin

Misacori coal field fire impacts recovery plan

A fire at the Misacori coal field near Noweeetle damaged the plant of the Mitriz Coal Company. Two hundred workers were mobilized, engines and cranes were destroyed, and reconstruction of the electric plant began as output was set to resume at a rate around four tons per day.

Paketz Misawari Tiger Noweeetle Mitriz Coel Company Crys ita +clergy Fniltai Raperiny Cecartei Enzi St. Pass Varife Ree

Ex-Senator Tagalle Returns to Politics For Governor Bid

Former senator Tagalle reenters politics with an aggressive campaign plan. He will seek the Republican nomination for governor at the state convention next year and, if re elected, aims to challenge for Mr. Peffer’s senate seat.

Policics Torexa Wan Tagalle Pefer Senate Isy Popa- Viste Peffer Ingalls Honlad

Abolition talk and talks with Carlisle in Washington

Secretary Carlisle declines to confirm or deny reports that the administration favors abolishing national banks under government supervision. The only clear item is a Saturday meeting at the Treasury with Speaker Crisp and Representatives Hale and Warner, reportedly connected to the rumored plan.

Carlisle Washington Treasury Department Crisp Hale Warner Treasury Office Springer Banking and Currency Committee

Ills Life Plagued By Ills Crises And Deaths

Willard Snow Jr of Sioux tralls has total blindness from nervous prostration but shows slow improvement and plans to run a boarding house from the Episcopal parsonage in Sioux Falls. ErwanuK Cobus, typhoid malaria sufferer, died at Hans Peterson’s home at 27 after serving in Hose Company No 2 of the city fire department. Vermillion Republican notes Milan ELL’s paper shines daily even more on Sundays.

Willard Snow Jr Sioux Tralls lWranuk Cobus Hans Peterson Agred

Fuller and Janson Miz Co Farm Machinery Stock

Family agent for Fuller and Janson Miz Company offers hay loaders and plows. Inventory includes the Weir sang Plow and leystone hay loader. Local stock advertised for farming equipment needs.

Wheelmen race meet eyed by Sioux City riders

Considerable interest is shown in the October wheelmen's race meet at the Corn Palace with Iowa's fastest rider likely to attend along with fifteen to twenty Sioux City riders. Towns within a 100 mile radius expect large crowds on cycle days. Local preparations aim for a profitable meet. Meanwhile Judge Haney signed an order adjusting the Kellam bank failure affair involving property for creditors. Artesian Chronicle notes Mr. Grinnell moves to Mitchell soon as the church community emphasizes both intellectual and spiritual education for youth.

Geo. H. Rew Sioux City Ith Iowa Haney Brule A.G. Kellam Bank of Chamberlain Judge Kellai Artesian Chronicle Grinnell lSr Mitchell

New Goods and Bargains At W. Gillis Store

A local ad promises deep discounts as W. Gillis touts a large stock of shoes hosiery and clothing with prices well below rivals including 1.25 to 3.50 shoes 27 cent shirts and 40 cent jeans pants. The note highlights Drew Selby Co. footwear warrants high turnover and a push to clear stock before a regional expo.

Congress Drew, Selby & Co

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