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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1899

Page

5

Trial of Mrs George at Canton Shaped by President's Brother-in-Law

The Canton Ohio murder trial of Mrs Anna BE George over George Saxton draws wide interest as prosecutors wrap two weeks of testimony. Supporters and visitors enrich the scene with flowers and sympathy while Mrs George, calm and composed, faces a death-penalty possibility. Prosecution led by Atlee Pomerene, defense by John Welty, focus on justifiable homicide and possible insanity amid a highly publicized case.

Anna BE. George Canton Ohio Geo Saxton United States George Newton Brown Tilloverton Sample Giorge George Daily Mrs. George Columbus Stringers Zuaiser Atlee Pomerene James J. Grant Pomerone Adventuress Mr. Welty Cheops Farc Dies Trappa Dane

Reed to Retire from Congress to Practice Law

Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed will resign his House seat to head the New York firm Simpson Thacher Barnum and begin legal work after a brief foreign trip. He is expected to earn at least 50000 annually from insurance clients, possibly reaching 100000. Washington insiders view retirement as a path to the presidency with 1904 on the horizon. mention is made of several Speakership candidates and odd ages.

Speaker Thomas Brackett Reed New York Simpson, Thacher & Barnum Congress Speaker Reed Asso United States Washington Reed Metinley Sherman Hopkins Dalzell Payne Mendelson Cannon Grosvenor Hepburn

Arrest of counterfeiter gang nets famous $100 notes

Secret service chiefs announce the capture of engravers and conspirators behind the Monroe $100 counterfeit. William M. Jacobs W J Kendig Arthur Taylor Baldwin S Gredell and James Burns were arrested after a year of covert surveillance in Philadelphia Lancaster and allied operations. The case ends a long pursuit and preserves secrecy as to investigative methods.

Secret John. Wilkie Ife Washington City Gage William M. Jacobs W. J. Kendig Lancaster Arthur Taylor Baldwin S. Gredell Philadelphia James Burns Wilkie Secret Service Bureau Secretary of the Treasury

Troops to Manila Reinforcement Plan Revealed

Fourteen thousand regulars will reinforce Gen. Otis in Manila as soon as transport is available. The bulk may not reach until after the rainy season ends. Otis will command about 21 720 troops plus incoming recruits, with overall forces planned to rise to 54 000 in the Philippines. Volunteers return home at 12 000, while 25 000 are planned to garrison outlying forts. Also notes quirky incidents and a Detroit burglary.

Otis Manila Philippines Ando Ordel Aguinnaldo

Missouri River Flood Ravages Sioux City Area

The Missouri River flood devastates the Sioux City region with Walker's Island submerged and a five to nine foot rise. Twenty families rescued by boats as land floods cover farms and water flows over rail bridges near Onawa and Courtland. Rail yards flood and trains run cautiously while land losses threaten thousands.

Sioux City Dakota County Nebraska Ishland Charmberlin Yankton Meckling Vermillion BI Point Onawa S. C Burbank Missouri South Dakota Omaha Union Pacific Burlington Courtland Beach Lowa Cook Bar

Ohio National Guard faces disbandment after drill lapses

Adjutant General Kingsley announces orders disbanding almost the entire Ohio National Guard except for a few companies due to widespread discipline failures and ignored orders from last winter. The plan seeks to start new militia training from the bottom, while former officers dispute the move as jealousy tied to wartime reorganizations.

Ohio Ohio National Guard Passal Adjt Kingsley Spain

Death of S. T. Baird Louisiana Representative

Samuel I. Baird of Louisiana died in Washington on Sunday from blood poisoning following acute rheumatism and conrditis inflammation of the heart. He leaves a wife and two children and was born May 5, 1861 at Oak Ridge Louisiana. Baird served as district attorney and district judge before entering state senate and national politics. He had just begun his second term in the House and was re-elected to the Fifty-sixth Congress.

Louisiana Representative Baird Washington Baird Abe Samuel I. Baird Oak Ridge Sixth Judicial Circnut State Senate Chicago House of Representatives Gettysburg Thomas J. Mackay South Carolina Lee Pettigrew North Carolina Confederavs John B. Gordon Francis Barlow New York Gordon Barlow Barrow Meade United States Georgia Potter Congress New York City Lane Charles Summer

Suspect Arrested in South Omaha Over Iowa Bank Attempt

Police name Alex McGregor alias Robert Day as the first person taken into custody in South Omaha over the April 18 attempted bank robbery in Council Bluffs Iowa. McGregor matches the description in height and has prior Omaha jail records. He admits past visits to Council Bluffs and South Omaha but claims to be in St Joseph on the robbery day.

South Omaha Council Bluffs Towa Alex McGregor Robert Day Crock Omaha McGregor MeGaegor Om Counen Blunts St Joseph

Foe Great Truths Teaching Conscience and Repentance

A terse moral reflection notes that conscience can be shaped by persistent dictates. It suggests repentance as turning state evidence on oneself to avoid punishment, framing self-judgment as a path to mercy. The prose carries a cautionary tone about moral responsibility and consequences.

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Fragmentary dialogue excerpt in a widow and judge scene

A grim dialogue fragment shows a widower addressing a visitor, recalling his late wife Angela and inviting the man to visit regularly. The exchange emphasizes grief and reminiscence in a tense personal moment.

Soldiers' Stories of Grant and Battle Reminiscences

A collection of anecdotes on Ulysses Grant as a horseman and leader. The piece recalls Grant’s youth in Ohio and Kentucky, his deftness with horses at West Point, stories of Civil War campaigns, a Gettysburg memory of General Gordon and General Barlow, and reflections on American camaraderie after war.

Japanese artisans decorate London artist’s house in Japanese style

Mortimer Meupes’s newly finished London home showcases lavish Japanese interior art. Seventy Japanese and Chinese craftsmen created intricate room motifs centered on flowers such as peonies, camelias, cherry blossoms, and chrysanthemums. The studio holds near completed portraits of notable figures including Sir Arthur Balfour and Lady Edward Cecil.

London Mortimer Meupes Menpes Camelia Sir Arthur Balfour Henry Swing Edward Cecil Pamela Plowden Lily Desmond Constance Collier Miss Duncan

Giant Wheat Field on the San Joaquin Near Clovis

A massive wheat field on the San Joaquin river near Clovis California covers more than 25 000 acres. A single man with a 24 inch plow would need about 10 500 days to plant and harvest such a field, roughly thirty years, or four world trips.

San Joaquin River Clovis California

Magic and Religion and Police Dogs in Ghent

An essay notes the blurred line between magic and religion with examples from the Dacotahs and India, then reports Ghent authorities arming night policemen with dogs and planning bicycle sheds at Brussels suburbs police stations as reform.

North America Moses Davies India Nots Ghent Belgium Seamerbeck Brussels

Rabbits Raised by a Cat in Baruistom Story

A rector spared two newborn rabbits found during unearthing a habit of Barustom. He took them home to his cat which had recently kittens. The cat nurtures the rabbits and they show strong attachment to their foster parent. A separate note states Africa’s high plateaus with the southern tableland averaging over 3,500 feet and the northern tableland about 1,300 feet.

Baruistom Africa

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