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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1890

Page

9

Chronology of world events and notable deaths across a full year

A sweeping yearlong chronicle lists disasters, political shifts, and notable deaths. It cites fires, floods, earthquakes, famines, and shipwrecks across continents, with appended obituaries and mentions of prominent figures from politics, science, arts, and industry. The piece surveys global calamities, legislative acts, and famed personalities tied to each month.

Lincoln's Hall Hour as a Treasury Watchman

James Eter, a longtime day watchman in the Winder building housing the Bureau of the Second Auditor, recalls a sultry July Sunday when a tall clerical stranger claimed to be Lincoln asking to borrow his badge to watch the desk. The President substituted for half an hour, returning the badge and noting all remained in order. Lincoln then escorted Dr Barnes to Lafayette Square and back.

James Eter Winder Second Auditor of the Treasury Seventeenth Street Barnes Tom United States Lafayette Square Abraham Lincoln Treasury Department

Changing Canaries Color Through Pepper Diet

Observations from the Berlin Physiological Society describe canaries and other birds changing feather color when fed cayenne pepper before moulting. Moisture and sunlight influence the color change, with triolein and pepper pigment key factors. Glycerine can substitute triolein, and aniline dyes yield similar effects. The red pigment also appears in egg yolk, first as a ring after four days and then filling the yolk after two more days.

Canaries Berlin Physiological Society Siuermein

Trade and Commerce Suffering from Unseasonable Weather

R G. Din & Co reports in its weekly trade review that mild weather disrupts several sectors. Coal mines in Pennsylvania shut, sending over 4,000 workers home. dry goods and boot and shoe trades slow. collections average to fair at western points. Exports in November exceeded last year by about 30 million dollars, but since December 1 the export trade softened. Currency, treasury disbursements, and price levels shift little overall while markets show dull speculative activity and rising business failures compared with last year.

New York R G. Din & Co Weekly Review of Trade Pennsylvania Cleveland Milwaukee Fond du Lay Agi Aboney Chicago Kansas City Treasury

Stanley Defends African Expedition Tone and Actions

A long letter from Stanley from Usawala dated Aug 3 objects to newspaper comment on his expedition. He defends Barttelot and Parttelot, explains the 1300 mile journey, justifies paying Tippoo Tib, rebukes English distrust, and denies Congo atrocities by Manyema. He notes Barttelot’s role, interpreter issues, and asserts only four executions occurred.

Tonilon Cable Sir Francis de Winton Stanley Usalala Dle Emin Prasha Barttelot Tippoo Tib England Khartoum Parttelot Major Africa Bartelot Congo

Train Robbery at Bangs Station in Texas

A passenger train on the San Angelo branch was held up at Bangs station, 132 miles west of Temple Texas. Four robbers knocked down the guard Brakeman Penn who fired back, Penn died from his wounds, about $42 stolen, pursuit with bloodhounds started. no arrests yet. Also notes about Brazil order, Emprson William recovery, Jews excluded from Russian Arts Academy, British ship captain suspended, and a Pittsburg conductor finding a $12,000 pocket-book.

Temple Texas San Angelo Santa Ive Bangs Station Here al Wolf Penn Goldthwaite Emprron William Imperial Academy of Arts Eriminta Stranrean Scotland Pittsburg Morris

Decorations Returned to Government After Minister's Death

While serving as United States minister to Turkey, Inte Samuels Cox received valuable decorations now on display in the national museum. Upon his death, Mohammedan custom requires returned gifts to the government, so Mrs. Cox must send back the ornaments presented to her husband. The Mannich order features a garnet crescent and elaborate seven pointed star, with the sultan's autograph. The Shefakat decorations include a large crimson green star with a gold center, two stars, and diamond background with green enamel.

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Stolen Clothes Ride Ends With Jail Time for Wisconsin Farmer

Wisconsin farmer Joseph Dormer faces sixty days in jail in Eau Claire after taking a clean shirt and a ten dollar bill from his uncle to impress his sweetheart during a Christmas buggy ride in Fairchild. A pursuing officer arrested them. the shirt and money were kept for use, while the buggy was returned to the uncle at his expense.

Wisconsin Joseph Dormer Eau Claire Dormer Fairchild

Two convent runaways arrested in St Louis riot

Two underage girls Josie Merrill of Galesburg Illinois and Tillie Adkins of Kansas City Missouri fled a St Louis convent after running away from home. They spent money at the Lindell Hotel and theaters with young men before being found by an officer and detained at police headquarters awaiting relatives.

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Evading the Law in Dressed Meat Trade Discussed in NY

Senator West's committee on dressed meats convened in New York with many export cattle dealers present led by T. C. Eastman. He argued interstate laws removed stimulus to the cattle trade while some car firms split mileage with shippers to evade the rules. Cattle exports rose by 40,000 head this year, with more projected for next year.

West New York T. C. Eastman

Suit filed over Missouri railway board misfeasance

Steps were taken today to bring suit against the Missouri board of railway commissioners for malfeasance in office. The commissioners are charged with violating the law when they appointed Jasper N. Burks chief grain inspector of the state, believed not to be a grain expert. The law requires the chief inspector to be qualified. The suit will likely be filed next week.

Jefferson City Missouri Board of Railway Commissioners Jasper N. Burks Burks

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