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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1891
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows a weekly magazine style heading for Mitchell South Dakota and Mitchell Printing Co. The readable bits point to a local printer or advert in a Mitchell, South Dakota publication. No complete facts beyond location and business name.
The Temperance party presents petitions urging retention of the prohibitory law. Addie J. Winnernant of the W C U and others signaled participation. Supporters note a senate majority favors resubmission, while the outcome hinges on the next few days in both legislature and courts.
An ornate banquet in an old Chicago setting celebrated General Miles with military bands and patriotic songs. The event, hosted by the Chicago Coaching Club at the Yalmer house, drew more than two hundred attendees who heard tributes to Miles and the late General Custer. The procession included infantry, a reception at the hotel, and a public salute as Miles entered the banquet hall.
The Canadian government reports the governor general has dissolved parliament and writs issued for a new session. Proposals for US-Canada trade extension have been submitted to the US president for consideration. Delegations will visit Washington to resolve differences and press for a treaty through parliamentary support.
A jagged OCR fragment mentions stones from a pond, a zoo scene, and a window activity. It references two or more sites, a creek, inmates, and a housing scene with a heavy object near a house. Details are unclear and names or dates are not legible.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic report on a city protest with abusive language and imagery. It mentions Windling wood and patient care, access issues, and disruptive shouting. No clear events, dates, or sources are determinable from the legible text.
The text recounts a beheading and related legal proceedings including a resignations, religious remarks, and references to Byriaud's will. It notes the body of de la Ronquette found, with ongoing questions surrounding the fate and the court’s handling of the case.
In a chaotic move, the American Manufacturing company issues bonds at six percent for twenty years to fund operations. Proceeds aim to purchase real estate used by members, with leases in place and some properties leased to affiliates. A secretary noted bonds were not issued to raise money for New York and other company ventures, while real estate owners consider selling to the parent firm.
A brutal cold wave grips Minnesota Dakota Montana and Manitoba with highs not yet above zero and temperatures around minus two in places. Reports say December and February mornings bring near zero or below readings as residents face record low streaks and a harsh weather spell across the region.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon the flour mill of Everett, Anugenbaeh & Co and the two company store houses in SssneA Minn were burned. The fire started in a hot bed. Loss is estimated at 100000 with insurance about 75000.
Sioux City market reports a light run of common stock with early offers near yesterday's close. Chicago advices later show tendency to firm prices on lean, log-like cattle. dairy and hogs steady to higher, with packers driving demand for fat cattle. Stocker and feeder activity limited. grain and beef product quotes fluctuate amid inconsistent receipts.
In Carbon Hill area, a white man was killed by a black man, triggering a violent mob that raided a house and killed one, wounded another, and scattered fear across the county. Officials note prior similar incidents, with mob action framed as misguided self help amid racial tension.
Caicaco reports the finance committee estimates 15 million dollars are required to carry the world’s fair to its close with most of the funds in hand before opening. The directory has 5 million from a corporate capital and 5 million city loan plus 2.5 million in exhibit subscriptions, leaving a gap to bridge. Bonding gate receipts is suggested but faces opposition.
Paris, Feb 2. Juan Louis Ernest Meissonier, famed painter of about 420 small works valued at 510,000,600, died yesterday from bronchitis. His best known piece is Napoleon on his retreat, titled Is4, once bought for 60,000 by A. Stewart and now in a New York museum. Meissonier was noted for high form and intellect guiding his delicate subjects over sensuous detail.
A fragmented note reports a Toledo inheritance dispute involving the wife of C. and heirs from a death, with references to a courtroom case and a possible push to view the matter. Names and details are partially obscured but indicate a legal proceeding connected to property or succession.
Persistent partisan wrangles mark the congressional session as the House and Senate clash over representation. Amendments on Missouri and Arkansas districts fail or pass, while the military academy and foreign affairs bills advance in fits and starts amid adjournments for memorials and routine business.
Turmoil in Oporto as insurgents attack the Hotel de Ville and fortress defenses crumble after artillery and infantry assault. Sargents face trial, likely execution for leadership. Government forces regain control amid lingering unrest. monarchist groups offer services to stabilize the city.
Fragmented OCR text from Kas Ohio February notes Washington belief about Cherokees leaving country. Mentions large herds, names of officials, and Panter assertion that Indian policy leaders are aware of the situation.
Linco Nebraska February reports Ashley agent for the Omaha tribe has received 800,000 for RISER among the tribe. Half breed families complain to President Johnson that Ashley intends to drive them from lands and refuses the apportionment. Injunction sought to restrain his actions as the holding chief stands up. Springfield Illinois February 2. The Pure Mutual Benefit association members receive letters and resolutions urging party machine reform and support for Streeter.
Fragmented report mentions Miss Catlary Drexel daughter of the faith Drexel at Mercy convent in Pittsburg working to establish education for Indians and colored people. The piece references vows and a possible significant annual support, with scattered notes on diverse topics including a steamer and gold find.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and possible political content from a short newspaper clipping. It references England, Seymour, OF, and a Co measure, with scattered numbers and fragments suggesting a brief item on political notices or ads rather than a full report.
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