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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1892

Page

11

Mitchells Growth and Exposition Boost Mitchell City

Davison county prosperity rises as vacant Main street buildings disappear. Crop successes and a new Exposition drive population, rents up, and unity among local factions strengthens upbuilding efforts in Mitchell and surrounding Davison county. Hostetters Stomach Bitters touted as vital for digestive health and overall vitality.

Mitchells Mitchell Main Main Street Davison County

Anarchist Berkman Sentenced for Frick Attempt

In Pittsburgh on Sept 20 judge McClung convicted Alexander Berkman, who fought Frick in July, after a short charge. He lacked an attorney and gave a long anarchistic speech in his defense. The jury returned a guilty verdict without leaving their seats, and Berkman received twenty one years in the penitentiary and one year in the workhouse.

Bargman Sears

Will Boycott the World Fair By Chicago Trades Assembly

The Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly denounces the fair and votes 119 to 49 to decline participation in the dedicatory parade. The meeting grew turbulent as agitators condemned fair management for ignoring organized labor demands including fair wages and an eight hour day.

Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly Asa CuHicaGco Trades Assembly Thomas Morgan Assembly Culp Linehan Pomeroy Trades and Labor Assembly Fair Management

Bodies found in Indian mound near Eldora

Explorers Dr. G. L. Marshall George E. Gilman and E. E. Ellsworth dug in Hardin City area eight miles northwest of Eldora. At five feet depth four bodies were found in sandy clay with shells and pottery shards. skulls jaws and teeth preserved. one upper jaw with intact teeth suggests an old wearer.

Eldora G. L. Marshall George E. Gilman E. E. Ellsworth Hardin City Here Aind

Smith and Coaves Stock Up In New Winter Display

A Republican reporter toured Smith and Coaves clothing store on Saturday morning and found a large increase in stock. Tables overflow with coats pants and vests while neckwear hats and fur coats allure customers. The firm highlights underwear fur coats and a courteous clerical staff promising fair treatment and value for winter buyers in Duvison county.

Smith & Conges Republican Conyes Duvison Smith & Coaves

Cattle King William Dunphy Dies in California

William Dunphy pioneer cattle king of California died at his home in San Francisco during the night at age 49. He was among the state's wealthiest men and built his fortune in cattle. He leaves a widow and three children.

San Francisco William Dunphy California

Arrival of Washington City from Hamburg

Quarantine reports the Washington City arriving from Hamburg at the upper boarding station at 10 p.m. The ship left Hamburg on August 37 and carried no passengers. The crew were all well.

Hamburg Washington City

Weir ds Fair Souvenir Offered by Mitchell Printing Co

The Mitchell Printing Co offers subscribers a bound copy of Weird’s Fair Souvenir retailing at 2.10 with engravings and portraits of past and present world fairs in Chicago. The offer applies to Daily Republican, Sunday Republican, and Weekly Capital subscribers who prepay specified amounts. Also details a special Illinois Central Railroad G A R train to Washington with round trip 29.50, plus excursion plans and rates for Pullman sleepers and lodging. Harvest excursion tickets via Northwestern Line to western points are announced with sale dates and routes. Dr Miles Pills advertised for liver and bowel regulation with free samples at S H Scallin’s.

Mitchell Printing CO Chicaco Chicarzu Chicago Republican Capital Illinois Central Railroad Washington, D. C Sioux City Iowa Department Washington Manchester Iowa Pullman Palace J. F. Merry Harvest Northwestern St. P St. Paul Minneapolis St. James Sleepy Eye Minn Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Black Hills Chicago, St. Paul Omaha St. Joseph Atchison Leavenworth Kansas City Kansas Colorado Utah Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Louisiana North-Western Line

Pears Soap Promotes Gentle Skin Cleansing

Pears Soap is advertised as a gentle cleanser that washes away excretions from the skin without harsh chemicals. It claims to have no free alkali and is marketed as suitable for all stores and users, especially druggists.

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