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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
12
Various items note new births at the Kilbourn and Wilson households, moves and sales by Rathbun Gillis and Van Alstine, apartment and residence changes, business ads for Knowles Green oil and Sarsaparilla, and community announcements from Mitchell and surrounding areas. A pension, university bill, and local bazar complete the docket.
The Kish Ginis farm house moved onto Old Mr. Tobin's property and several residents announce building or remodeling projects. Wheat yields and church fundraising are mentioned along with visits by Mt Vernon and Burr Oak residents. The week includes a small fire, travel to Sioux Falls, and preparations for a flouring mill prospects.
An advertisement touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a cure for weak stamina and frail health. It claims the tonic strengthens digestion, builds flesh and vigor, and helps with nervousness sleeplessness biliousness constipation malaria rheumatic and kidney trouble. It urges careful diet selection to suit an enfeebled stomach.
Hercules McCormick returns to Mitchell with Mrs. McCormick and plans to resume housekeeping at his West Second Street residence. He will join the D. I. and M. Insurance Company.
Davison county Republicans met in convention at 1 30 p m to elect officers and nominate candidates. Geo Watson Raymond and Hannett Powers Wells Johnson Robinson became nominees for representative county judge register of deeds treasurer clerk of courts auditor state s attorney coroner county superintendent assessor and more, with several nominations made unanimous by acclamation. D C Lowe dies of cerebral apoplexy at Mitchell leaving a wife and two sons.
Blood flowed as Garfield Park racing derailed into a fatal raid. James M. Brown, known as the Millionaire Horseman, was killed on the stables roof after resisting arrest. Officer Johns Powell died. Officer Henry McDowell was mortally wounded and later improved, as the Garfield club suspends racing for the week.
W W Erwin says a conspiracy behind the Homestead emeute shows government armor plate costs and a Carnegie profit possible over four and a half million dollars on a six thousand ton contract. He urges investigation by Pennsylvania courts amid claims of shoddy testing and misrepresented materials. Also reports Charles Havre jailed for nineteen years after pleading guilty to multiple larceny and assault charges.
In Homestead Pennsylvania strikers and company officials deny a claim that 100 Slavs have returned to work. They say the report sparked indignation among locked out workers and boosted English speakers, who feel strengthened by the foreigners. Cleveland Will Not Attend Bloomington Rally
Hon. James G. Blaine writes to Maine Republican chair Manley outlining campaign issues. He stresses the tariff as paramount, praising the McKinley tariff for boosting business and trade while noting Democratic opposition. He defends reciprocity as a beneficial system despite Democratic resistance and critiques the anti bank plank. All Well on the City of New York. Dr Tallmadge reports no Russians aboard. the steamer may be detained 24 to 48 hours.
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