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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1890
Page
3
A garbled text snippet mentions plans and artists with misread words and stray phrases. It references attempts, remorse, and distant ideas without coherent events or identifiable people or places.
The speaker exclaims in ardent verse, describing Abbie C M Keever as beautiful and precious. The narrator praises her sunshine filled smile and baby charms, expressing intense affection with no restraint.
In Gilbert Marlowe’s office a group including Jasper and Mrs. Marlowe, Hartwell, and Dalhousie confront charges of garroting and highway robbery. Boncourt is killed in a balcony collapse as Adele reveals a past nurse’s claim and a hidden child. Adele flees with her son as Noel offers mercy and forgiveness. Ivo Be contined.
In the bankers mansion a balcony on the upper story breaks away, pulling down part of a stone window ledge and ivy. A man lies among the debris with a revolver in hand and a white face stained with red, as servants and others rush to the scene amid alarm and confusion.
A Philadelphia Times excerpt surveys how enslaved people bore names that reflected life on plantations, detailing patterns from family inheritance and owner transfer after the Civil War. It catalogues humorous and somber aliases like Unker Fool Ben, Rev Solomon Wiseman, and Ivory Temple, noting shifts to Bible names and vivid nicknames.
In a pioneer scene described by the New York Herald, Mrs. Sisson fights a wounded black bear in her home while her son Johnny ferries the baby to safety. The dogs Jup and Nero pin the bear while Mr. Sisson, rushing in, shoots the animal dead. the bear weighs 240 pounds when dressed.
In the Tonga region a volcanic vent birthed Salcon Island four and a half years ago. Mr J J Lister reported to the Royal Geographical Society on Falcon Island’s four year mark, noting a friable ash crust, cliffed coastline, a narrow tongue of land, and sulfurous fumes as waves erode the new isle. The story links to historic eruptions from Krakatoa to Iceland and the Malay Archipelago, illustrating how volcanic activity can create islands anew.
A clipped essay on how idle visitors waste others work time. Busy people value time, while some guests intrude, insisting on interruptions. The piece contrasts mindful reverence for work with casual social nosiness and ends with a wry joke about a Sixth Ward Irishman.
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