Dreyfus Pardoned Rumors Stir French Dispatches
Dispatches claim there is no question of a Dreyfus pardon by the French cabinet with one paper even asserting the decree will be signed on Sept 1. Farmers institutes will accompany the state fair at Yanitou with notable talent to lead discussions on topics important to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis
Dispatches
Dreyfus
Yanitou
Mitchell, S. D
Heinrich Rose
W. CH. E
William Gildlitan
William Clark
John Giufilitin
J. B. Martin
Mitchell Pla
S.D. Go. EK. Foster
Reetster
Rockefeller Benevolence Sparks Wider Donations Amid War News
The article notes John D. Rockefeller giving 500000 to a college which mobilized others to raise 1700000. It mentions President McKinley declining to attend Admiral Dewey’s New York welcome, planning a bay visit then Washington return. It recounts Minnesota regimental reactions to Col Ames and Gen Reeves, with shifting public support anticipated ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWinley
Admiral Dewey
New York
Washington
Dewey
Reconciliation Ends Court Martial Threat in South Dakota Regiment
The whitewinged dove of peace flies over the camp as Col Mbost withdraws charges against Lieut. Col. Stover Lieut. Bates and Major Warne and the case is dropped. A reception committee helped secure apologies which restore harmony and allow the regiment to return home without disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mbost
Stover
Bates
Warne
Sioux City Journal
Sioux Falls
Frost
Maj. Warne
Col. Stover
Lieut
Col. Vrost
Poltroon
Sioux Alls
Trust convention in Chicago outlines three camps
A Chicago dispatch describes a national convention on trusts with delegates from states. It identifies three elements: those aiming to smash trusts, proponents of the New Idea who see trusts as inevitable and regulate them, and scholars who compare trusts to labor unions and seek regulatory control amid uncertain early public experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chig
Chivaco
Wal Resu
Conservative Leaders and Press Critique Across papers
A Redfield Journal-Observer note condemns pothouse Washington politics and warns against populist spin. The Sioux City Journal questions South Dakota regiment coverage calling officers brave for truth and the Press blame for political bias and cowardice, urging fair acknowledgment of officers.
Delays and Hoodoos Mark South Dakota Governor Visit
A San Francisco correspondent recounts Governor Lee’s troubles since leaving South Dakota to greet the Minnesota regiment. Delays, a peculiar scandal, and a forgotten welcome culminate as Governor Lind invites Lee to assist in the review. Lee arrives late, prompting local muttering before the parade finishes to applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lee
South Dakota
Miles
Minnesota
Lind
P.m. Sharp
Sta’co
Governor Lind
Stuff
Colonel Ames
Governor Lee
State
Sind
Mazet committee W It will be a lively New York court
The Mazet investigating committee resumes in New York with Mayor Van Wyck and Ross Croker as first witnesses. Gener al Shafter says the South Dakota regiment likely musters out around Oct 5, bringing the men home midmonth. About 79 South Dakota soldiers remain in the Philippines with some reenlisting or seeking opportunities. Lee’s San Francisco welcome address shows a toned down tone, avoiding earlier profanity. Yankton hosts the annual state fair next week, with plans for large crowds and full premium payments to sustain support and future patronage.
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Mazet
New York City
van Wyck
Ross Croker
Shafter
San Francisco
South Dakota
Philippines
Yankton
Remarkable Cure Promises Rescue From Dreaded Illness
Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a frightful cough that kept her awake nightly and with curing Mr Long of pneumonia. The remedy is advertised as matchless for chest and lung troubles, priced 50 cents and 1.00, with guarantees and a free trial bottle at St S H Scallins Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
Kings
Long
S. H. Scallin’s
Has Some Pronounced Views on Philippine Question
Alpena sergeant Coursey and wife visited Huron after his Manila campaign service. Wounded and sent home, he arrived in Alpena two weeks ago to a royal reception. He denounces Col. Frost and, after the current controversy, plans to reveal damaging inside history. He praises Major Stover as the best regimental officer, despite Frost's jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursey
Alpena
Huron
Manila
Col
Frost
Stover
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promised Cure All Rashes
Volcanic eruption claim as grand remedy for skin afflictions with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Advertises cures for ulcers fever sores felons corns warts cuts burns and chapped hands. Priced 25 cents per box with guarantee and availability through S. H. Sealiia druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Sealiia Druggiet
Card of Thanks for loss of daughter and husband
We are grateful to friends who aided and offered sympathy in our bereavement for our daughter and gradu. Marvin A Reeves and family tender thanks for kind remembrances during our affliction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grater
Maccer
Marvin A. Reeves
Ready to Buy Grain and Coal at Mitchell
W B Tobey, recently purchasing the grain house at Mitchell known as the Rice or Grace house, announces readiness to pay the highest market price for all grain and seeds and to supply customers with the best grades of hard and soft coal. The firm upholds honest weights and honest prices. JaMers A Grace, Agent.
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W.B. Tobey
Mitchell
Rice
Grace House
O. K
JaMers A. Grace
Coal supply drive by Pelvey Fievator Co agent
W R Smith acts as agent for Pelvey Fievator Co for the coming year and offers a large supply of fresh coal of various kinds. They are prepared to meet all competition and secure coal before it runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R Smith
Pelvey Fievator Co
Wisves
Little Giant Pills Advertised by L O Gale
An old advertisement notes Begge' Little Giant Pills offered by L O Gale with a claim that a druggist laughs and says they are easy to obtain. The fragment urges readers to ensure they get what they want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isale
L.O. Gale
South Dakota Regiment Promoted Watch at San Francisco
A lively first day back from the Philippines saw Gov. Lee Lieut. Gov. Kean and Col. Frost review the South Dakota regiment at the Presidio parade grounds. About 600 men attended and the governor praised the unit. Officers for promotion are being considered with a telegram to Washington. one vacancy exists for second lieutenant in Company B following Lieut. Hawkins’ discharge.
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San Francisco
South Dakota
Philippines
Gov. Lee
Kean
Frost
Presidio
War Department
Washington
Hawkins
Advertisements for Chamberlain Cough Remedy and DeWitt’s Salve
A collage of patent medicine endorsements mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for children and adults, De Witts Witch Hazel Salve for wounds and skin issues, Shilohs Vitalizer for dyspepsia, DeWitts Little Early Risers for constipation, Karl’s Clover Tea for constipation and skin clarity, One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief, and various druggist endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Mia
Emma Bolles
Englewood Nursery
Chicago
L. O. Gale
Beggs' German Salve and DeWitt's Little Early Risers
Old remedy claims offer Beggs' German Salve to cure scalds burns sores cuts and bruises and promise no scar. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as a gentle cure for chronic constipation biliousness nervousness and worn out feeling, cleansing and regulating the system with small pleasant pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Gale
DeWitt
Gale
Beggs Hair Dressing and Dyspepsia Cure Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts Beggs Hair Dressing as an elegant cosmetic for after toilet wear. It also promotes a Dyspepsia Cure claiming to digest food without stomach aid and cure indigestion. The notice lists Gale stores and agents in Kalamazoo and nearby towns selling the remedies and related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Gale
Chester H. Brown
Kalamazoo
Miah
Sys. Koda
Lo Gale
Notes on curfew and future festivals for Mitchell 1900
A writer urges enforcing the curfew ordinance to curb youth street activity or consider its abolition. The piece recalls past Mitchell corn palaces and grain festivals, warns other towns moved ahead, and calls for one or two major public events in 1900 to attract visitors statewide. The author stresses public enterprise and determination to make Mitchell notable again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hargeat
Legarchy
Karl's Clover Root Tea Patient Testimonial in Hartford
Mrs S A Sweet of Hartford Connecticut reports that Karl's Clover Root Tea steadied her nerves and strengthened her nervous system. She also had constipation kidney and bowel issues which the tea cleared, restoring health and strength quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
S. A. Sweet
Hartford
Conn
S. H. Scallin
One Minute Cough Cure and Shilohs Cure Ad Claim
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as best for coughs and croup and Shilohs Cure as the best cough remedy. It cites endorsements from Henry R. Whitford and M. A. Ket ron and claims a million bottles sold last year. S. H. Scallin, the druggist, sells both products with a caution to treat coughing promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Whitford
South Canada
Conn
L.O. Gale
Shiloh
Croup
S. H. Scallin
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Mitchell Capital
the Mitchell Printing CO
Props
Downey
Dick Haney
Davison County
Dighton Corson
Lawrence County
Howard G. Fuller
Faulk County
John D. Rockfeller
Tle
Rockfeller
Ames
Reeves
Redfield Journal-Observer
Milton
Spe
Boston
U.S.A
Sioux City
Goy
United States
Rob't Moore
la Fayette
Ind
Helen McHenry
Bismark
N. D
L O. Gale
KE. E. Turner
Compton
de Witt
Deus
Biegge
M. A. Ketron
Bloomingdale
Tenn
Nceisa
Leroy
N.Y
H. Scallin
State of
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Harker
Minte
Worker Brothers
Plaintifts
Fred Pason
Defeudant
Davison
Pridutitfs
JL Wannerr
Winter
Hood
Britton C. Estell
Southard
N.J
Mary A. Clark
Wilmington
Hoods Sarapail
Purifeir
BEGGS
Regate
Jewett Bros
Jewett
Wiley's Music Store
Beat
Robinson
John Colvin
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