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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1892

Page

8

Where to Locate New Factories pamphlet by Illinois Central

A 150 page pamphlet from the Illinois Central passenger department urges locating new factories along the southern division and connected lines. It details city by city manufacturing advantages and the substantial aid offered by each town, arguing the South offers strong potential for wool, cotton, wood, and clay industries. Free copies available from J S Merry, assistant general passenger agent, Manchester Iowa. De Witt's Little Early Risers promoted as a cure for dyspepsia.

Illinois Central Railroad Southern Illinois Central Louisville New Orleans Texas South J. S. Merry Manchester Iowa

Foreclosure of 1892 Davison County Mortgage Sale

Notice of foreclosure under a 1887 mortgage on property in Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Assignee Sellona W Parsons plans sale at the Davison County Courthouse on October 8 1892 after default on taxes and insurance and accrued sums totaling 519.75 including principal interest and attorney fees.

South Dakota Sellona W. Parsons Albany New York Register of Deeds Davison Mitchell Pierre A. D Joan Sutherland

Summons and estate notices from Mitchell in 1892 court filings

The document records a circuit court summons in Davison County South Dakota against Alice Rhine hart with a deadline to answer within thirty days, plus notices to creditors for Edwin Dundass estate and multiple land patent final proofs in Mitchell. It lists administrators, registers, witnesses, and dates in August through October 1892, with several names including E. J. Quigely and H. E. Kratz.

State of South Dakota Circuit Court Ass Fourth Judicial Circuit Davison County Elmer W. Rheinhart Alice Rhinehart Circuit Court Davison Mitchell Mitchell, S. D II. C. Preston Edwin Dundass County of Davison Sid Edwin Dundass Mitchell National Bank E. J. Quigely Land Ofice William Breer Guld John Cook John Brasch Simon Dixson Peter Stangel Stover P. R.N. Kratz S.D S. D James Dixon John Burns Wilhelm Breer Stover Post Office S. D. R. N. Kratz Register

Republicans United and Confident in Victory in New York

Special correspondence from New York reports scenes at Republican headquarters showing strong unity with banners across Fifth Avenue and support from figures like Senator Platt and Whitelaw Reid. It contrasts with a Democratic apathy fueled by tariff policy, while noting McKinley law benefits, rising wages, and growing industry profits. The piece also cites Harrison's compelling acceptance letter and warns against a return to old banking systems.

New York Senator Platt Whitelaw Reid Warner Miller General Clarkson Spooner Fifth Avenue Reid Harrison New York City Cleveland Platt New York State Connecticut New England New York Sun Democratic New Jersey Sun Blaine Republican Party

Sick Sick Cleveland Fund and tariff embrace warning

In Harrison's Letter of Acceptance the Chicago convention tariff declaration is described as a trigger for a sweeping business convulsion and a drastic drop in work nationwide, warning both business leaders and workers of severe economic disruption.

Harrison

A Fearless Democrat Reports Tariff Gains In New York

Charles F. Peck cites state figures showing 285000 workers with raised wages and 6 377 925 in wage gains under the McKinley law, plus 31 815 130 in labor product value. He touts a $202 876 477 trade balance and praises Cleveland era pensions and free trade. Republican South Dakota platform endorses Harrison, gold and silver standard, labor harmony, and anti corruption.

Charles F. Peck New York Cleveland New York State Peck South Dakota Minneapolis Harrison Congress Republican Party State Department People’s Party Omaha General Land Office Postal Telegraph and Postal Savings Bank O. S. Gifford Gro. A. Silsby A.S

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St. Helens England Agrest Beechawin’s New York Depot de Witt O. Gale Mitchell, S. C Henry B. Anderson Frank Sand J. P. Carlson Gust Swingon Nils Anderson Mitchell Post Office D. R.N. Kratz Troy Iron and Steel Europe Central South America The Cleveland Fund cSitub New York Commercial Advertiser Salisbury Bismarck Grover Cleveland Claus Ganta Santa. i Claus N.k.fairs Bank & Co Chicago Mason M. M. Smith C. W. Adams ADAMS A. F. Winter & CO Adams Hardware A. B. Hagir Champeny Block
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