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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1894
Page
1
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State Engineer Fassett plans a Madison convention on March 7 for two days to present practical irrigation demonstrations this year. Reports include political chatter from Vermilion and Alexandria Herald on state ticket talks, plus national economic and immigration notes, a Sioux Falls council clash, and severe winter storms sweeping Chicago and Oklahoma with a tragedy in which a man killed his wife and five children before taking his own life.
Ex tensive cave in at Gaylord slope of Kingston Coal Company Plymouth entombs seventeen men. Rescuers labor amid dwindling hope as roof weaknesses linger from prior incidents. John Cuddy narrowly escaped, alarm raised, rescue efforts ongoing with grim outlook.
Reports from Minneapolis on February 14 indicate St Paul and Minneapolis investors are aligned with Chicago and Eastern capitalists to build an elevated electric railway between the twin cities. The project echoes the Cook elevated system once planned for Chicago to St Louis, halted by funding after the world’s fair.
A vivid notice heralds Champeny Brothers new trade method claiming widespread customer draw and rapid turnover. It describes high prices as a poison finally defeated and touts quick sales with small profits, positioning Champeny Brothers as the top local trade option.
San Francisco reports officers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals target wearers of live chameleons, tiny lizards tied to pins and scarves. Secretary Holbrook has arrested three dealers and vows more actions against wearers. In Minnesota, Revivals draw crowds as C N Hunt speaks. St Clet sees people turned away. A czar health move suspects St Petersburg climate for the court, while Governor Peck faces a roster scandal exam. cattle shipments and vaccination orders appear alongside a fire destroying Swanville post office store and hotel in Minnesota, with losses and insurance details.
Washington Feb 14 news reports the House Judiciary Committee voted 7 to 6 to report a resolution authorizing an investigation into District Judge Jenkins for restraining Northern Pacific Railroad employees from quitting work. The panel chose a substitute for McGann, aiming for impartial inquiry, with counsel to be heard later if desired.
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