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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1890
Page
7
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Fragmented text references race notes and local lines. Mentions Western change and local missions. Hints at meeting notes and city connections, with unclear dates or participants.
The readable text is garbled with misspellings and partial names, suggesting a sports or timetable item. It references a freight, a school or team, and places like Burlivs and Missout, with unclear outcomes or dates. No clear event or result is established.
Captain Thomas Porter and Inspector Frank Hitchcock of Chicago secret service seized James Blanco alias Henry Hughes at his Peacock block room in Rockford. He had lived there since December making near perfect counterfeit dimes and 25-cent pieces. A jar of coins and dies were confiscated. he was taken to Chicago.
A massive explosion at the Hill farm mines in Fayette County near Dunbar Pennsylvania traps 32 men in the right drift amid a flood of water and deadly fire damp. Rescue attempts fail as gas and flames seal the shafts, with 52 workers present that morning and 21 of the deceased believed to be married. Names of the dead are listed among the missing, and authorities fear the mine slope is lost.
A violent storm near Paris Kentucky killed two fishing party members Joseph Speaks 18 and Lish Wilson 15 and badly burned Blanton Speaks while Edward Kennedy was stunned. The group sheltered under cattle troughs and others were injured as lightning struck. A Maryville Indiana man William E. Stoner 28 was killed while cutting grass with his sons nearby.
Reports from San Francisco reveal Hawaii's legislature in turmoil as Foreign Minister Austin faces impeachment rumors. A June 5 committee inquiry found he refused to share key treaty documents and allegedly concealed Carter’s letter, prompting calls for a new U S treaty and risking Hasana independence.
Rumors Say two infantry regiments a battery of artillery and 150 marines may be sent to Mozambique Quilliman suggests governor and posse plan a colonial marine service and irregular forces to suppress English coin and boycott England The British consul has fled to the Italian consulate. Local complaints allege Chinese legation staff and visitors face persistent crowds on cooling balconies causing distress and confinement. August Wagner, Wichita businessman, killed himself after a financial suit was decided against him and he spoke to his wife about the verdict. Irish leaders John Dillon William O'Brien and John Redmond appointed to tour America in autumn for the Irish movement. Brockton shed jam factory owned by Jamies Sydney Allen burned, losses around 75000.
Sparks from the wires report the first Canadian women's enfranchisement convention has opened at Toronto. Also noted is the ending of a building trades strike in Toronto after a compromise, and eight men from the American fishing schooner Fannie A Spirling, arriving at Halifax, are missing. The Union stock yards sale to an English syndicate for $22,000,000 is expected to close. US Banking Co organized with HQ at Richmond Indiana, capital $5,000,000.
A special Illinois legislature session was called by Gov. Fifer for July 23 to advance plans for the Chicago world Columbian exposition. Proposals include using park grounds, issuing bonds, and granting eminent domain to a site from Randolph to the Illinois Central pier with a lakefront wall and park-like landscaping for a scenic expo district.
The past week’s flour output in Minneapolis was 59,812 barrels, down from 92,770 the prior week and well below 1889 and 1888 figures. Only five mills ran at noon Wednesday, with Anoka increasing to about 9,200 barrels daily. Canal opening next week may restart most mills to test water power for visitors at the national millers’ convention. Export demand remains quiet. exports totaled 11,077 barrels. Wheat receipts: 305,150 bushels. shipments 96,875. Flour shipments 56,346 barrels. mill stuff 2,257 tons. Good Year for Robbers reports three highwaymen robbing a Joshua Texas post office. Five Italian and thirteen Slavic contract laborers detained in Pittsburgh region. Larne Heltor, waiter in a fatal prize fight, held for murder. German East Africa notes urge blocking Enio Pasha expedition amid Anglo-German talks.
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