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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1890
Page
7
A brief, fragmentary item notes the loss of Ty on an unspecified date and location, with minimal readable details and no clear identification beyond the name Ty. Further context appears unreadable in the provided material.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a fire endangering a person named Neil and another unclear sequence of events. It references a bed and a countdown, but most details are unreadable.
Fragmentary text mentions a person and event but lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a coherent summary. The readable bits suggest a brief local item or notice with uncertain details and limited context.
The readable text is garbled and does not provide identifiable people places events or outcomes to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
A jumble of notes cites Sweden gun tests, a San Francisco drunkard sent to reform school, and a Dracy Mass liquor license case. It also mentions relics bricked in a wall, a monkly manuscript find, and a Hungarian figure named Louis Gaven in Deregnyo.
The text chronicles a refugee from Polish independence who rose to steward at the Lonyay estates in Deregnyo and amassed a library of great value, while detailing the submerged Cetobriga ruins off Setubal. It also portrays Mr Stanley as a calm, generous, and private figure, recalled through anecdotes of Cannes Paris and Cairo encounters with reporters and a stubborn porter.
A recipe describes Almond Fountains using quills and almonds arranged as decorative sprays atop apples, with steps for blanching nuts, skewering onto quills, and building a fountain display. A brief note adds a farm joke: a cow can be prevented from kicking, but a man cannot, with a Norristown Herald quotation.
The Washington letter surveys tariff fights and Blaine’s stance on the McKinley bill and reciprocity. It notes Senate House actions on silver, veteran pensions, and party positions, with focus on Blaine’s 1892 prospects, Democratic support, and broader federal election reform talk. It also mentions the Washington Monument elevator shutdown for funding and upkeep.
Reported secret pact among Brazil, Peru, and Argentina forms a defensive offensive against Chile. Argentine army organ cites mutual aims to keep peace and deter aggression while noting Chile’s wary posture and hoped stability across the region.
The secretary of war forwards Capt Marshall’s final report on the Hennepin canal with cost estimates of 5,067,562 for the main line and 1,858,398 for feeders, urging a capacity expansion to serve as a national highway. In Seattle, trials involve Wm. Harned for extortion and Beecher for larceny, while Clarkson of the Post Office presses Republican expansion in Tacoma with civic receptions.
The National Game reports Denny’s exceptional 13 made plays in a New York Cincinnati game at the Polo Grounds, including 11 assists and 2 put-outs, surpassing his own 1882 Providence eighteen-inning mark. Detroit’s Weidman limited hits as St. Paul contemplates sale and new management amid financial troubles.
The Lake Front site for the world’s fair is abandoned after broad opposition. National commissioners tour alternative sites. California’s M H DeYoung urges a site of at least 1,000 acres with vast halls, gardens, and eateries to handle up to 250,000 daily attendees. He condemns proposals for a compact 250 acre plan and opposes lake filling.
United States District Attorney J W Ady issues a sweeping opinion declaring Kansas prohibitory law absolutely null and void by recent supreme court decisions. He argues interstate commerce and original package sales render state laws powerless, deeming prohibition dead and unenforceable despite calls to action.
Dr Emma A R Boulton of Bourbon Indiana has a colorful marriage history starting as Lyon and including unions with Drake Roberts Maryatt Ballard Vanidin Strawhacker Moore Thomas Cunningham Spencer and finally Z D Boulton. She is now single with twelve children and a fortune. Gas Trust Suits Dismissed Chicago suits against the gas trust are dismissed and Geo R Davies is discharged as receiver though no formal order has been issued.
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