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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
9
Fragmented report outlines a legal case with A Barz and James Mills referenced. It mentions a guilty verdict and possible penalties including years of imprisonment and fines. The text is garbled but points to a court decision and related commentary in the Pittsburg Post.
A garbled Arizona telegraph report notes disease among Pimas with unclear figures. The item mentions medical concerns and over 160 cases, citing strained conditions and local health efforts amid a harsh winter.
A broad push from Montana Idaho Washington and Wyoming seeks a 3 percent share of gross receipts from public land sales within each state to fund schools as well as care and infrastructure. Senators Pettigrew and Sanders push for a Shoup bill with support from the lands committee, arguing territorial debts must be settled as new statehood alters funding roles.
A Zion resident, Obie, recalls caring for a prominent clan and its treatment before becoming unable to obtain further care. The obituary notes the deceased’s confinement to illness and mentions a past diagnosis of incurable disease. Nearby drug ads promote Dr Miles pills, Electric Bitters, and Shiloh remedies, claiming relief from liver ailments, biliousness, headaches, and coughs.
A 62 year old former millionaire heiress, daughter of General Pattison and widow of Colonel Graham, is found destitute near Sioux City after four winters living in a wood. She claims Governor Pattison defrauded her of a share of her father’s estate. An unrelated New York mob incident leaves Senor Navajos dead and Dr. Suarez wounded. Times discusses possible venues for the Democratic national convention. Congo commercial agent appointment with $5 per year salary. Ontario proclamation to convene Parliament on February 25.
Justice Joseph Bradley of the United States Supreme Court died at 4 15 PM at his residence in Newark after a long illness. He had served on the court since 1870, appointed by President Grant, and was 86 at his death. The court adjourned briefly as mourning. Funeral plans called for services at his Newark station and a special train to convey his body to Newark for ceremonies Monday.
Tommy Warren of Los Angeles lost to George Siddons of Chicago in nine rounds in New Orleans under a $2.5 purse with $9 to the winner and $2 to the loser. The bout drew about 2,050 fans. both fighters well known locally, Warren fading from his old style as Siddons stayed fresh and unbeaten through the match.
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