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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
8
Hogs up about five cents with strong demand at Union Stock Yards Chicago. Cattle and sheep mixed with market steady to weak. totals show receipts and prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep across multiple categories and regional lines.
The Minneapolis grain market shows mixed prices across wheat corn and oats with bids and closes listed for hard and Nor varieties along with Montana durum and white oats. Notable quotes include hard 88 1-2 and Northern 85 1-2 to 87 1-2, No. 3 white oats around 38 3-4, and barley at 48 51.
Grain market brief from Weaver and Leask members of the Chicago Board of Trade. Includes cash close notes for Milwaukee Wisconsin and nearby wash prices.
London report says the Marquis of Crewe introduced an amending Home Rule bill permitting Ulster counties to vote on exclusion from the act for six years after the new Irish parliament meets. The measure mirrors Premier Asquith’s March proposal and is dismissed by Sir Edmond Carson as a sham amid ongoing parliamentary turmoil.
Chicago close reports mixed grain values with labeled No 1 blue stem wheat at 83 and No 1 velvet chaff at 82. Corn markets show 60 and oats at 33 with standard and percent figures noted. market listing includes multiple quality grades and weights, reflecting a broad daily snapshot from the Mitchell grain market report.
Chicago. Animal trainer Adgie Castillo prepares to send the body of her fiancé Emerson Dietrich east after he was killed and partly devoured by five of her lion cubs on stage. Castillo recalls jealousy among the lions as a possible motive or cause of the tragedy.
The North German Lloyd steamer Koenig in Louise and the German passenger steamer Cobra collided today. Both ships were severely damaged but passengers were landed safely. In Chamberlain, the June circuit term closed with the Janet Berry vs Fred Berry divorce case, granting the plaintiff alimony of 225 dollars.
In a shocking incident at Salt Lake City, trainer Emerson was killed by a lion named Teddy after an attack that followed a relationship with a female tamer. Cy De Vry, zoo chief, offered theories about animal behavior while Dietrich’s fiancée Mile. Castillo revealed plans to wed in Atlantic City and noted the lions would not be killed.
John C Maher son of Charles Maher and Dakota Wholesale Coffee executive married Miss Eulalia Stanton in Kimball at six this morning. The couple left for honeymoon travel likely to New York City while family and friends praise the match and good prospects.
The South Dakota State Bankers association gathered at the Elks club for a morning session with a full program and a memorial address for the late M P Beebe. Afternoon plans include talks by bank leaders from North Dakota and Minnesota and a reception and ball at the Elks club for visiting bankers.
Vera Cruz report on Mrs. Mary Reyes, widow of a Mexican magnate, who defied Huerta’s regime with her four daughters. She sheltered deputies marked for death, confronted Huerta’s heir, and aided their escape while risking her life and leaving Mexico for safety after secret-service danger.
Aberdeen S D at a Commercial club meeting a committee of forty men was named to devise ways to obtain rail road accommodations for homeseekers excursions over the coming months. A target rate of one fare plus two dollars is hoped. Strong crop prospects promise a big year for South Dakota and bolster the drive.
In the American League Cleveland defeated Detroit 5 to 4 while all other games were postponed. In the Federal League Buffalo beat Chicago 4 to 2, Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2, Indianapolis won 12 to 2 over Brooklyn, and Baltimore topped St. Louis 8 to 5. American Association action saw Columbus 17 to 4 over St. Paul, Minneapolis 5 to 7 against Cleveland 4, Kansas City 9 over Indianapolis 6, and Milwaukee 4 to 2 over Louisville 3.
The 38 year old daughter of Edward Herman living six miles north of Eagle Butte was bitten in the lot by a rattlesnake. Immediate treatment including tying a ligature above the wound and bleeding with a sterilized razor saved the child's life. Rattlesnakes are reported more numerous than usual in this homestead section leading to several close calls.
Mrs. Chas. H. Burke and their daughter arrived home from Washington to wait for Congress to adjourn, a date viewed as definite only from the Washington side. Burke plans to stay until adjournment is secured, but the exact time remains uncertain.
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