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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1888
Page
2
A German firm with over 1,000 workers forges bayonets and swords from crude steel. The account tours raw material storage, heat-forging, rolling, milling and burnishing, highlighting the grinder's skill, quality checks, and a daily production pace of 1,500 blades for the government while detailing a twelve inch weapon and its testing.
The Philadelphia Press notes President Cleveland attempts to steer the Democratic party through a contentious fisher question, seeking to save the party balance while a resolution remains elusive.
The poem depicts a call to arms from mountains to sea and a demand for a genuine leader. It stresses no substitutes, banners of red white and blue, and the unity of soldiers and citizens under a true chief. The Cobden Club praises President Cleveland and tariff reform impacts on global trade.
Quoted dialog notes public interest in a fishery message sparking talk of war with Canada and England. A request for a revised edition hints at conveying only bluefish exploits. References to a political figure on Pennsylvania Avenue surface in a humorous aside.
The Cleveland Leader notes a self described professional crawfisher once Buffalo mayor who avoids voting in elections. The English Society for Psychical Research accepts telepathy as a demonstrated fact, denying widespread fraud and arguing mind to mind communication explains many psychological phenomena.
Touts irrigation as the key to unlocking 30,000,000 acres in Colorado and extending to Nebraska Kansas Wyoming New Mexico Idaho and Utah. Cites T. C. Henry on farmable plains and argues reservoirs and canals could support millions, while noting debates on rainfall and the rain belt. Includes remarks from scientists and farmers and a brief medical anecdote about heart surgery in Paris.
The article critiques the U S administration's handling of the fisheries treaty with Canada, accusing it of reversing pro fisher statements, delaying arbitration, and failing to enforce retaliation laws. It alleges subsidies to Canadian firms and a humiliating surrender after harassing American vessels.
In a Bismarck Tribune interview the governor endorses Mr. Mathews as an honest and straightforward nominee for Congress. He says Mathews or Iarden would be satisfactory for Dakota's representation in Washington.
Sioux City Journal notes saloon keepers use the chestnutty ruin argument to block expulsion in Dakota Territory. The piece asserts the tariffed prairie region will favor prohibition when Dakota joins the union, predicting a prohibition state entry.
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