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Newspaper
Ireton Clipper
Location
Ireton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1891
Page
7
A fragmentary note reports a ship wreck near Port Peallast with four aboard and a crew choosing to land. The garbled text mentions Menilla and a birth on November 14 and a wrecked vessel name and point but lacks coherent details.
The clipping covers a circus murder in Neu Ruppin amid reports of widespread events. It notes a Japanese claim on eating live fish, Arctic voice tests across harbor, Egyptian statues found near Zuwigs amid plundered spoils, and a Chile-US diplomatic exchange ending with a formal reception and statements on neutrality and peace.
Cleveland November 14 Don Piatt the noted newspaper writer died here yesterday. He edited the Washington Sunday Capital during Grant's administration and was a fierce critic of officials and lobbyists. Piatt founded the Capital with George Alfred Townsend, later selling it and returning to farming near Cleveland. He fought censorship, endured assaults for his articles, and was known for partisan fire and sensational style.
President Harrison proclaims November 6 as a day of joyful thanksgiving for bounty, peace, and civil religious liberties. The notice cites rest from toil worship and family renewal as observances and notes the proclamation dated November 4, 1891 in Washington.
Markets show hogs mixed to light gains with 3 to 4 dollars higher on some lots, cattle steady to firm with feeder and stocker demand, and strong grain and provisions activity. Chicago and Minneapolis notes list representative prices for hogs cattle and grains, including calves and sheep, with wheat corn oats and butter values in play as of November 15.
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