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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1896
Page
4
Dwight L. Moody declares sin as man's bitterest enemy in Ladies' Home Journal. He argues sin alienates from God and neighbor, debases status, and corrupts homes, suggesting personal crises stem from self-loathing caused by sin.
The piece notes the origin of the side saddle with Anne of Bohemia, then shifts to Ashland Wisconsin where rails are being laid on the Minneapolis Ashland and St Paul line with two locomotives and 60 cars forthcoming and Duluth South Shore and Atlantic trains to reach Ashland by January 1. It ends with a general remark on naturalization standards in Europe requiring residence moral standing and renouncing birth country.
Constantinople December 14. The powers' ambassadors send a joint note to the Porte demanding recall within 45 hours of Saad Ed Bin Pasha, Crete’s envoy accused of hindering reforms. Reforms included Christian governor, economic autonomy with tribute, gendarmerie reorganization by European officers, and a high court at Canea.
The House passed pension and other bills amid a string of measures from private mail cards to free village delivery. Senate readings included bureau reports on Pacific railroads. Subsequent days saw land reservations debates, immigration bills, Cuban independence resolutions, and pensions, with holidays and District of Columbia business noted.
In San Francisco Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper and her daughter Harriet died by asphyxiation. Harriet, suffering from melancholia with homicidal tendencies, had previously attempted suicide and shown intent to gas both themselves. The doctor and family history note multiple suicides in relatives. Choate declares candidacy for U.S. Senate.
Minneapolis wheat prices for December and May posted. Duluth and Elgin markets show wheat and butter activity. St Paul stock yards report hogs cattle sheep with price ranges and receipts. Chicago closing prices list wheat corn oats and pork with nationwide values.
Two hundred Montana men reportedly joined the Cuban army as the week closed. Other items note Lorimer's bill against conspiracies to blacklist, Cuban independence appeals from Alabama, and the death of German statistician Ernst Engel.
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