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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1892
Page
9
J R Loughhead of Adelaide Australia credits German Syrup with stopping hemorrhage and aiding recovery after five years of illness. He reports rapid sleep after first dose, cessation of bleeding, strength return, and resumption of solid meals within days under medical advice. His death had been daily feared, but he recovered significantly.
Governor Humphrey, in Torexa, names Hon. Bishop Perkins of Oswego to succeed the late Senator Plumb. The appointment ends a heated contest as Perkins defeats rivals after refuting charges. Perkins cited his bench and congressional service as qualification and commitment to the state. The decision follows weeks of opposition and boycotts faced by Perkins.
A fragmented ad-like notice markets Syrup of Figs as a pleasant remedy for cleansing the bowels and relieving cold symptoms and headaches. It claims to be the only remedy of its kind and suggests trying it as a gentle, agreeable option.
At the Waverly Hotel basement in Caicazo Caifazo two guests suffocated and died from smoke while seven others were treated for smoke and heat injuries. A separate Sanford Cal blaze killed three visitors and fatally burned six more after a coal oil stove explosion. Firefighters evacuated guests and a clerk who had just begun work aided frantic patrons.
Ten Chinese and two women aboard a smugglers sloop are presumed drowned after a week at sea while attempting to reach Port Townsend. A wrecked boat was found at Esquimalt harbor. The group included four of the coast's noted smugglers and eight of their victims.
Citizens of Pera Indiana forced to stay in bed to resist freezing as a gas main bursts and the city loses fuel while residents burn wood and furniture to stay warm. In Wheeling West Virginia a glass industry combine forms to challenge the United States Glass trust with $4 million capitalization. Missouri Supreme Court upholds express tax law as constitutional. In Alabama Birmingham street railway workers strike for higher wages. A freight train wreck near Querino Canon New Mexico results in one death and two serious injuries.
Report covers the Minnesota wheat inquiry status with hints that the committee may not resume activity. Notes on related industrial and agricultural topics include a fire at a college building, German interest in the Chicago world’s fair, labor tensions with Gompers, and a new large milling operation proposed by Daisy Roller Mills in Superior.
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