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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1890
Page
2
The readable text lists numerous personal names, places, and partial events, including mentions of individuals such as Tate, Cath, and Larios, plus scattered references to locations like Seaton and Kentet. Context is unclear, with garbled phrases and interjected fragments offering no cohesive report or clear outcome.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a wide range of people places and actions including elections recalls and dates with many garbled names. The readable portions hint at a political context with individuals such as Sean and Ge Saeane and mentions of places and events but lack coherent structure or verifiable details.
Turbid report from New York states a vessel named Francia, with all hands aboard, burned after dawn while near Gwen Ratia vicinity. Army and Navy officials report emergency actions as the ship caught fire at daylight. efforts ongoing to control damage and rescue crew.
Reports from Sitka indicate Alaska Commercial Company expands into mineral and coal interests, plans mining and a railroad to Chignik Bay as Sitka weather signals developments. In New Hampshire census figures, population reaches 1,677,000 with a gain of over 20,000.
The readable portions mention Sienna, Erin Soest, Larsen Dacie, Binzvi, and Genesee related to local figures and meetings. It references weather, a committee, cottages, and tensions with fronts and Turks, with scattered names and vague actions. The text is garbled OCR with many misspellings and unclear events.
The report lists stock prices and grain quotes across markets including Peak Unies Stock Yards with cattle and steer prices around 2 dollars per head, Kansas City live stock figures, and Chicago area grain futures. It notes wheat and corn closing values, No 1 hard and No 2 Northern oats, and St Paul and Duluth grain prices with various August and September dates.
The readable fragments describe a lively political contest with names like Hamstarnighs, Regniiean, and Georg FL Wikies. Mentions of candidates, committees, and elections appear, yet many details are garbled. The piece suggests a county or state race with multiple contenders and campaign activity.
Fragmentary report describes Enrusgena Farmers accused of agitating within a political faction. Some statements mention the Farmers alliance committee, calls for termination of a speaker, and debate about support for a Great Paper. Governor Fisk comments on the situation and a expected meeting.
Recount halted as Secretary postpones taking the census in Nosrz until further notice. The committee appointed includes H. AL Castle, ex-Senator McMillan, Theodore P. Smith, Thomas Cochran, and FP. Dris coll Sz.
A gang of horse thieves said to operate from the Black Hills region has run off between thirty and forty horses in western Nebraska. About seventy five farmers met in secret in Hastinses to plan defense and threaten mob action if thieves persist. Also notes a traffic alliance forming for the Pacific Short Line with Milwaukee to handle east and west freight, effective Aug. 1. The pope sent a rosary and autograph letter to the actors of the Cherrammergau Passion play.
A lengthy, misspelled race report describes a horse named Gee competing in a long distance event. It notes weather, crowd reaction, and the winner with figures such as ten miles in 1 hour 10 minutes. The writeup praises trainer Harver and Grace Lee and mentions the audience’s enthusiastic reception. The piece ends with a time listing and a brief aside on the directorate’s exposition plans.
A syndicate of wealthy men is said to have bought 20,000 acres of Mexican land near the Gulf coast, planning to settle the area with African Americans from the United States. The deal includes government protection and other guarantees, with Teglv ner, a Black politician, saying the plan could lead to a large colony if inducements prove favorable.
A large chamber of commerce meeting in St Paul July 29 urged suspending the order for a census recount. The gathering claimed Minneapolis influence tainted St Paul’s census results and many business leaders denounced Minneapolis politicians actions.
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