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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
8
The piece lauds Kellam's allies for his political resilience amid Brule county turmoil and a hostile campaign. It notes party figures like Stewart and Hoke Smith as shifting influences, and hints at broader expectations of party unity and public backing.
The piece reviews Captain Alfred Thompson’s The Skirts of Chance in Tales from Town Topics praising its multi life themes and European cafe culture insight. It notes miscellaneous content fits both pessimists and optimists. It also mentions the September North American Review with ex-Speaker Reed contributing The Political Situation.
Dated in Chamberlain South Dakota on the 40th day of June 1893 the Central Committee orders J M Greene as chairman and J H Scriven as secretary to enforce the measure.
The Great Congress of Religions begins in Chicago with Christians, Buddhists, Greeks, Jews and others uniting to oppose irreligion. The 17 day session features a diverse procession, non confrontational talks, and a pledge of peace and mutual achievement. Cardinal Gibbons delivers opening invocations as leaders from many faiths attend.
Albert C. Ruede was found asleep in a doorway and later died after failing to wake. Doctors cite an affection of the brain as the cause. In Detroit a receiver was appointed for the Bay City and Alpena railroad on insolvency charges.
Wisconsin forests burn in multiple directions around the city with no rain for four weeks. In North Staffordshire, miners resume work at old wages after disruption.
Washington reports St Paul will name a great ocean liner in her honor with a sister ship St Louis. Congress approves American registry for City of New York and City of Paris, contingent on building two ships in America of equal tonnage and speed now under construction at Cramp's yard Philadelphia. A London dispatch confirms Emin Pasha murder and a dispatches box transit, detailing the Nyangue capture with Arabs suffering 800 losses and two Europeans killed.
Colonel Marcellus Davis of Dardanelle Arkansas, once editor of The Post, returned to Little Rock after a brief tropical stay in Trinidad where he was appointed U S consul general. He preferred cold climates and mocked Trinidad’s heat, saying he would rather sit on a Canadian icicle than endure 60 degree heat.
Populist state officials and invited guests departed Topeka on a Rock Island train for a six week trip to Chicago for the world’s fair. Governor Lewelling and Adjutant General Artz led the party as some unfriendly Populists showed disapproval at the depot before the free ride.
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