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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
In 1683 McMurrough faces capture and trial aboard a ship after Colonel John reveals betrayals. The bishop and Admiral Cammock endure threats, while McMurrough confronts guilt over spared lives and a future vow to end a reckless plot. The dispute closes with a conditional oath and a perilous voyage.
Ruth Cameron profiles Emmeline Pankhurst, detailing her prison terms, hunger strike readiness, and leadership of English militant suffragists. The interview explores motives, methods, and the claim that denying vote rights would be harder than imprisonment.
The Mississippi pellagra outbreak draws national attention as doctors fail to find a cure. Cases multiply among whites and blacks, with symptoms worsening from blistered extremities to wasting illness. Treatments and origins remain uncertain, while experts study Hot Springs waters and dietary links to corn.
A fragment from a column notes a blank page poem and a lawyer's demand of ten thousand dollars or marriage. The piece shifts to a Georgia dialect anecdote about calling people kunnels by blood or kindness, and ends with a remark on self love enduring all things.
The Raleigh News and Observer requests information or comment on a New Definition item, as reported by the Atlanta Constitution. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
John Kenneth Turner reports in the American Magazine that Yaqui exiles in Yucatan are enslaved on henequen plantations. They are bought and sold, fed poorly, beaten, and families separated. two thirds die within the first year after arrival. The planters wield power while government neglects them.
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