Capital firm Mitchbel seeks new investments
Local business mentions ARLY CAPITAL MITCHBEL and &. DB. TING CO. in a brief notice about potential funding opportunities and corporate affiliations.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
12
Mining strike ups spread as 115000 miners idle across regions
Report cites widespread stoppages in anthracite fields with many collieries tied up. Authorities say some mines operate with reduced forces as President Mitchell leads the strike from his Pennsylvania base. Officials note floods and rains slow official counts in Havana elections with mixed results across provinces.
Death Trap Fire at East Front Street Nursery
A four story Iron Army branch nursery at 408 East Front Street burned Monday afternoon. Many children died or were injured as rescuers, including Walter Fisher, rushed to hospitals. Fire crews and physicians fought to save the wounded, with seven or more reported dead or seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiysuan Army Institution
Cinvinneaui
Cuiuiniti
Iron Army
East Front Street
Walter Fisher
Wicer
Harmful rumor reports deny large relief fund
Houston area officials debunk claims that 800 000 to 900 000 dollars were paid to suffering coast victims, calling the reports unauthorized and harmful to Galveston relief efforts. Witness Bowman Gains testifies in the Goebel case. a Chicago bank teller, Geo Forbes, shoots himself after financial fears. a carriage accident near Dresden injures Prince Albert of Saxony. Dowie converts face a Bluffton mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istin
Tex
Sayers
Wiojusvever
Galveston
Chicago
Geo
Forbes
Fist National Bank
Woden
Prince Albert
Saxony
Ikan
Dresden
Mexican Veterans Meet Reunion Highlights Parade
About 200 veterans gathered for a reunion of the Mexican War era group. The parade featured the 5th division with ages averaging around seven years in the unit, revealing the youthful segment among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nua
WU Steel
Evacuation of Pekin Question Dominates Diplomacy
London reports Lord Salisbury back at work as Chinese minister Chih Chen Lo Feng Lub meets with him at the foreign office. US, Germany, France and Russia attend. Diplomats expect a clear exposition of the crisis this week and debate whether powers will evacuate Pekin. Britain and Germany advocate postponing the plan to gain other powers' adhesion. Russia’s stance and force movements in China influence the evolving strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
London
Lord Salisbury
Chih Chen Lo Feng Lub
Foreign Office
United States
Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
St. Petersburg
Russia
China
Cabinet Changes Near McKinley Era Retirements Widely Expected
A Washington World special reports most cabinet members expect to retire next March except the secretary of war and agriculture. Health concerns and private interests drive plans, with Hay Gage Attorney General Navy and Postmaster General among those weighing exit as politicians scramble for successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
McKinley
Hay
Gage
Hle
Secretary of the Navy
Corbett Denies Elopement Rumors After London Arrival
James J. Corbett and manager George Considine reach London and deny rumors of an elopement with Marguerite Corneille. Corbett states only his wife and Considine know his reasons for coming to Europe and vows to reveal the truth if his wife does. He notes plans to leave London and asserts the accusations are nonsense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corneille
Murdered for Money on Chicago Street by Highwaymen
A man from Burkett Indiana, Peter Hartman, was attacked by three highwaymen on Van Buren Street near State in broad daylight. He was dragged to an alley behind the Trocadero Theater and murdered for his money. The assault was witnessed but the robbers fled. Hartman died en route to hospital from a crushed skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Martman
Burkett
Ind
van Buren Street
State
Hartman
Proclamation urges Boers end guerrilla warfare
London reports Roberts sending a proclamation from Machedodorp claiming Kruger's desertion shows continued resistance useless. It states about 15,000 Boers are prisoners of war with conditional releases, while botha defends a small area and war aims to end soon. The message warns of harsh measures against ongoing guerrilla actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
London
War Office
Machedodorp
Kruger
Lorenzo Marquez
Great Britain
Botha
Flour Trust Foreclosure Seeks Sale of Milling Properties
Milwaukee based Central Trust Company of New York has filed foreclosure against United States Flour Milling Company known as the flour trust. The bill seeks sale of all property encumbered by a May 1 1899 mortgage for 15 million dollars to cover bonds, signaling reorganization plans and a new company to acquire assets at foreclosure. Properties in Onondaga County New York Buffalo Milwaukee Superior and Minneapolis are included, and the Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Company bonds are also covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilwaukee
Wisha Central Trust Company of
New York
United States Flour Milling Company
The
Flour Trust
Onodago County
N.Y
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Superior
Minneapolis
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Company
Eleven Go Down With Ship in Lyons Disaster
Five survivors drifted ashore near Conneaut, Ohio, after the steamer Lyons foundered in Tuesday night’s storm. The tug Day searched four hours without locating the vessel or crew. eleven aboard were believed lost. The Lyons carried sixteen, with five survivors in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Conneaut
Ohio
Departure Authorized at Lisbon for Mr Kruger to Europe
The Portuguese government telegraphed the governor of Mozambique approving Mr. Kruger’s departure to Europe. The governor must verify the destination and ensure Mr. Kruger’s personal security during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Toa
Mozambique
Mr. Kruger
Europe
Market quotations and grain prices across multiple cities
A dense market rundown lists cattle hogs sheep and grain prices by city including Sioux City Indianapolis St. Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee and New York. Prices cover hogs cattle sheep wheat corn oats rye butter eggs and clover seed with varying grades and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Eo Oates
New York
Band of Train Robbers Foiled Near Big Stone City
Charles Phillips of the Big Stone Brick Company overheard three men plotting to oil a track near the depot and stop the night express to rob the express car and passengers. The plan was uncovered, a pall of oil found, and railroad officials acted to confront the suspects. In Volin, a fire destroyed J. R. Norris’ store and Edelberry’s building. Norris’s loss was about 14,000 dollars with partial insurance, other structures suffered about 2,000 dollars with no coverage. The origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Stone City
Charles Phillips
Big Stone Brick Company
Phillips
Volin
J. R. Norris
L. N. Edelberry
Indians slain by policeman reported near Rosebud reserve
News from Chamberlain describes a fatal confrontation on the Rosebud reservation in which a policeman shot and killed two Indians after a suspected cattle theft attempt. The officer escaped unscathed as the thieves resisted with numbers. The report also notes other local incidents and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rosebud
Pretty Boy
New artesian well proves basin extension in Cedar Creek region
P F McClure sank a well on Cedar Creek reaching 1582 feet to hit a good flow of warm water without gas. The flow estimate is about 30 gallons per minute with deeper drilling planned. Range stockmen plan more wells if successful. The article also highlights South Dakota creameries generating over 4 million dollars annually and warns of pine forest worm damage in the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Pierre
P. F. McClure
McClure
South Dakota
Missouri River
C K Moward Lands Cattle on Rosebud Reservation
Rapid City trader C K Moward strikes a first time deal with Rosebud Agency Indians to pasture 8000 head of cattle on the reservation this winter at 50 cents per head. Officials note fodder on the reserve is in better condition than on usual ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Moward
Rapid City
Indians of
Rosebud
Farmhouse Fire Claims Two Boys Near Northville
Fire destroyed the Calmerton farm house near Northville killing two boys, ages 3 and 15, as other residents escaped in night clothes. The report notes no belongings were saved from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Calmerton
Northville
Roosevelt Letter Urges Free Silver as Paramount Issue
The article analyzes Gov Roosevelt's acceptance letter for vice presidency and its defense of McKinley era policy. It argues the silver question is the immediate and paramount issue, contrasts it with imperialism, and rails against free coinage at 16 to 1 while defending the Philippines policy and national unity. Roosevelt warns of disaster if Bryanists win and stresses home conditions and trust concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Roosevelt
McKinley
McKkinley
Roosevelt
Committee of Notification
Edward 0. Wolcott
United States
Mme
Kansas City
Jefferson
Louisiana
Philippines
Hilden
America
Jackson
Custer
Aguinaldo
Wniter
Yur Theodor the
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