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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
3
In a snowbound country house, Major Pendallas offers Clara Weldon and the narrator lavish hospitality and a hopeful future. He urges immediate marriage, pledges rooms, a studio, and even a carriage house conversion, while the lovers navigate affection, trust, and a shared vision for a life together.
Jay Gould died at his Fifth Avenue home in New York at 9 12 Friday morning after stomach consumption and a bilious attack. The financier rose from poverty to control key telegraph and railroad interests, building a vast empire with bonds, stock plays, and hostile takeovers. He was survived by his family. his wife predeceased him and daughter Helen and son George remained close to his affairs.
The Paris custom sees inquiries to great physicians answered rarely unless from noble districts, with some cases issuing numbered tickets at six in the morning. The New Haven Public Library records show four thousand fewer books drawn last year, mainly in fiction.
Reports from Brussels detail M de Rothschild plans for a nations syndicate to buy 1,000,000 silver yearly and suspends if price exceeds 42d. Prof Loctbeer proposes a gold standard unit of one gram and phased withdrawal of coins under 6.8065 g. Britain Germany France and the U S weigh modifications and potential silver notes.
The typhoid epidemic in St Louis worsens with daily new cases averaging 150 and fatalities nearly doubling. Captain Labarge blames recent riverfront overflow and stagnant cellar water while officials push inspections as city streets fail to combat filth and odor across Baden to Arsenal Street.
A Chicago Stock Yards test by the Bureau of Animal Industry led by Dr. Salmon finds lumpy jaw, in mild form, is curable and not contagious. Eighty cattle from Riverdale Distillery were tested over two months with potassium treatment. some died, others recovered, and results are considered satisfactory for the industry.
A terse telegram notes the New York militia may attend the World’s Fair in a body. It also reports on political expectations, railroad spending, sugar production forecast, Wyoming legislature control, and a bank burglary outcome in Liberty.
The Fort Wayne Salimonie Mining and Gas Company warns patrons that natural gas supply is failing across the field. Circulation notes that factories may shut and urges customers to stock coal and prepare for possible gas shutoffs, promising gas-saving appliances and improved service within weeks.
Sioux City correspondent notes large influx of Illinois and Wisconsin farmers moving west into Northern Iowa and beyond. They buy top farms cash at high prices, improve properties, and fuel land value gains from four to twenty five dollars per acre. Migration expands dairy farming and stock breeding, with mortgage relief for some Western farmers and a projected 6 000 population rise near the city in eight months.
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