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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1895
Page
5
The Aberdeen Democrat cites M Faure as France’s new president and notes U S Senator Thomas H Carter's Montana election. It criticizes Altgeld, praises Ruth's vindication, and comments on Japanese warfare, the Hawaiian republic, and Claus Spreckles' view of monarchy versus republic.
The French president Casimir-Perise faces cross-party criticism for not meeting duties amid a crisis. The piece notes public expectation and argues he avoided accountability by stepping back, while Kimball Graphic reports on a New York publisher sending out a song titled Deal Gently With the Erring suggesting political maneuvering by Taylor to influence opinion.
The Sioux City Journal and Omaha Bee rail against the fast mails delivering Chicago papers to their homes at an unseasonably early hour. The situation is portrayed as humorous though the locals admit the mails are not eager to complain.
The speaker concedes railroad compensation in the West has fallen with other businesses. The state should avoid unjust burdens on the roads while no company should expect reassurance against the effects of a broad low mood.
The article notes Iowa shows the best rapport with railroads among states. It recalls past attempts by rail companies to operate there and advises against repeating similar policies. It argues respect grows from compulsion, finds little prejudice toward railroads, and suggests most residents favor favorable employment and solid returns to stockholders.
The Woonsocket Times questions a Pierre correspondent display head story about breweries hiring men against resubmission for prohibition. It calls the report a canard and distinguishes between editorial opinion and news dispatch in a critical note to readers.
Acts of violence in Brooklyn amid a transit strike persist. wires cut and car service halted. A thousand-strong mob blocks Seventh Avenue as militia stand by. 20 000 spectators harass troops. Mayor Schieren seeks arbitration and a settlement while 15 cars run on Seventh Avenue and 30 motormen report.
In Brooklyn January 22 a crowd near Halsey street and Broadway confronted Captain Louis Wendell's battery as Major Duffy led about 1000 militia. The mob advanced with jeers and stones, prompting a bayonet charge that dispersed the crowd and wounded several people.
Bee dispatch from O'Neill Neb reports Bar rett Scott Holt county's defaulting treasurer was taken by disguised men on Dec 31 and found in the Niobrara river with a rope around his neck. He was hanged by captors and body cast into the river. Fort Dodge IA and Sandwich MA items follow.
News from Hiroshima reports General Nodzu of the Japanese first army stating that Chinese forces began an attack on Hai-Chang January 17 from three routes. The third army division held the north shore until 4 pm then mounted a counterattack dispersing the attackers, with over 10,000 in strength retreating north and west or toward New Chwang.
An unclear plea describes fatigue relief claims for Dr Miles Restoran Nervine. The fragmented text mentions arising tiredness and increased activity after using the product, asserting sole credit to the remedy.
Fragmentary notice offers six bottles for five dollars and a price list from a supplier in Elkhart Indiana. Details are unreadable but indicate a sales promotion tied to a Doile item and receipt of price.
Official reports from the board of road inquiry note rising interest in the good roads movement. Railroads promise very low rates to support general road-building efforts as General Roy Stone reports progress from West road conventions. States from Indiana to Wisconsin show activity, with Mississippi and New Jersey debating funding and reforms.
A major California storm blankets the mountains with record snow as freight delays loom. Trains keep moving while crews, shovels, and rotary plows battle deep banks up to 80 feet high, with hundreds employed to widen gaps and prevent derailments.
Dispatch reports Kuchan, previously rebuilt after an earlier quake 14 months ago, was struck again causing heavy loss of life. About 100 women died in a bathhouse collapse amid severe cold, as four shocks rattled Meshed in three days without further damage.
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