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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1897
Page
5
Chapter continues as Lady Wilda faces an anxious encounter with Lord Dunhaven. His chivalry and hers mingle with fear and longing. The duchess discusses Dunhaven's shadowed past, while Lady Hilda frets over a hidden marriage crisis and a possible insane spouse rumor surfaces.
In a lavish ball scene, Lord Dunhaven contemplates his past and vows to change it if given a chance. The duchess displays charm and control while Miss Dunn captivates the crowd. Jealousy and love shape Lady Hilda, as a delicate romance unfolds amid summer splendor and social intrigue.
In a late 19th century tale, Duchess Lurline and Lord Dunhaven kindle a forbidden bond amid Gardener Roses at Pennhurst. Lady Hilda, spouse of Dunhaven, bears growing jealousy as the lovers’ private chapters unfold under the Cedar Tree at Fernhurst, foreshadowing a tragedy to come.
A dated discussion argues emancipation led to higher tuberculosis and insanity among Southern African Americans. It claims freed individuals engaged in excessive behaviors, creating a nervous consumptive and alcoholic diathesis. Mortality data is cited, noting tuberculosis death rates tripling compared with whites.
A Friday clash at Fulton Illinois between Rock Island supporters and Fulton locals over Modern Woodmen of America books led to a fatality and multiple injuries. A special Rock Island train brought about 600 armed men, fighting with hoses, rocks, and clubs. Injured include Ed Bare and others. head attorney Johnson and engineer Mitchell were arrested. An injunction halted removal and kept records in Fulton.
Ongoing dispute centered on J C Root founder of the order and attempts to move Modern Woodmen of America headquarters from Fulton Illinois to Omaha. Root's efforts, injunctions, and court battles shaped a bitter feud within the Illinois based organization.
Report of two men drowned when their skiff capsized crossing the river at St Louis. A New York City charity department official is $6000 short and missing after a racing loss. A lynching occurs in Louisiana of John Gordon alias Lewis Nelson for a July Mississippi murder. A man fatally shoots another in an Iowa suburb. the wife is wounded. Joplin closes all gambling dens and vows strict Sunday saloon law enforcement. A grim British-Asian fear of a joint Japan Spain attack on America appears in a satirical note. A hammock accident in Sedalia fatally injures 8 year old Leslie Fults.
Women join coal miners in Turtle Creek valley Pennsylvania urging male workers to quit through petitions and prayers. A bomb hit the Sandy Creek camp after wage disputes with New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Co. United Mine Workers vow court action to recover two weeks of July wages while noting contracts bind workers who quit.
Austrian Prince Esterhazy de Galantha to marry actress Lillie Langtry after her divorce frees her to wed. The 54 year old prince is said to appear and feel 20 years younger and is well known at Austrian courts, though less so in America. Continent journals may discuss the match, but Prince Paul is unlikely to heed them.
The Ohio Populists chose a middle of the road ticket led by Jacob S. Coxey for governor with Coxey as lieutenant governor Morris Whitcomb and D C Pomeroy named for supreme judge and attorney general respectively M A Reider selected as state treasurer The convention was turbulent with police needed to restore order and charges of funding from Hanna and McLean amid fights on the floor Coxey spoke at a large ratification meeting at the State House that night
Anthony Hope to visit America for readings. Cooperstown to become a park. Mrs Marion Crawford noted for dark eyes and golden hair. Secretary of State and Mrs Sherman to celebrate golden wedding next year. J Nat Harbin found alive in Mexico after 15 years, once Hearst partner. Gen Lew Wallace supporters push Senate bid to succeed Turpie. 15 year old widow in Covington married to 19 year old. husband died days ago. Senators Hoar and Burrows study modern Greek in Washington with Turkish tutor. Ambassador Hay and family in London society. Helen Hay debuts as a poetess.
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