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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1890
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a figure or code sequence 6 184 and a name like Tye. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event or context to form a fuller headline or concrete summary.
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The article covers weeklong legislative activity in both chambers, detailing tariff bill reporting by Senator Mor and anticipated July consideration, river and harbor aid, and the anti trust conference report. It notes progress on Indian and Nebraska land matters, executive and judicial appropriations, and disputes over salaries. The House and Senate clash over the silver bill and coinage, with procedural maneuvers, journal corrections, and votes shaping the path to future conferences and adjournments.
Judge Crozier exposes misconduct by law and order spotters who spied on liquor suspects. Four men from Kansas City and St Joe aided cases against seventeen sellers. two were fined and jailed. A mob attacked the spotters as they left the courthouse. Chris Farrell urged restraint and the spotters were jailed, battered.
A south bound Philadelphia and Reading locomotive baggage car and passenger car derailed five miles from Reading Pennsylvania. Engineer Lewis Heller was killed and his fireman brother probably fatally injured. Several other trainmen were injured but no passengers hurt.
Sparks from the Wirea. At the plumbers' national convention in Denver Robert Griffith was elected president. The next convention will be at Cincinnati. Sir Edward Bradword, political under secretary of the India office, has been appointed chief of the metropolitan police force of London.
A South Dakota cyclone struck near Appomattox causing eight homes to collapse and washing away two houses on the Cheyenne. Five Wager family members drowned and McElroy family losses followed as desperate searches continued. Dozens were injured or left homeless. relief efforts gathered clothing and food for the afflicted.
The Pine Ridge Indians are frightened by rumors of an outbreak as settlers flee toward Chadron and Oelrichs. Capt. Mills investigates and reassures that no outbreak exists. American Horse, a Sioux leader, notes many bands feasted at Tepee Creek then dispersed after learning of white panic. He denies northern Cheyenne involvement and urges honoring ration agreements for peace.
Henry M. Stanley received an address at Berwick and praised Lord Salisbury for his wise settlement of African affairs with Germany. The two countries agreed to add 5000 square miles to British possessions in Africa.
The Hon John Heard is renominated by acclamation of the Democratic party in the Sixth congressional district. The formal party meeting praised Heard for his service and urged continued support in the upcoming election.
The Westmeath steamer bringing Bermuda North America cable reached Halifax after leaving Bermuda Thursday. Groundwork includes 10 miles of cable staged to Castle Islands and shore end landing at the lumber yard near the United States line. Engineers expect completion by July 1 with service soon after and Bermuda rejoices at new world links. The project will then move to Martinique and nearby West Indian routes after a 30 day Halifax stay.
Secretary Blaine writes ex Mayor Cony that free sugar is acceptable only with reciprocal access for American goods. He argues for a barter of free sugar in exchange for breadstuffs, provisions, and fabrics, warning against unequal terms with Latin American countries. He cites historical concessions totaling about $60,000,000 and warns against unconditional free sugar.
A senate finance committee meeting authorized reporting the tariff bill with amendments by a strict party vote. Major changes include broad reductions in many items, removal of several bounties, and reclassification shifts in glassware and textiles. Some provisions facing changes include meat rebates, sugar bounty limits, and apparel value constraints.
Sparks from the Wires notes four deaths at Malaga due to cholera in Albaida Castillo Carcajente and Jativa Spain. The Tucson Arizona trial of twenty four Clinamen charged with violating the exclusion law has commenced. The Fuller Warren Stove company Milwaukee filed articles of incorporation with capital of 500000 dollars and will employ 800 to 1000 men.
South Dakota state firemen’s tournament at Pierre drew large crowds with Indian hose team performances led by Intunkasanwaiti Tota Wiejaka Tomaheen A Enakeynapi Hopha Tanka Itecan Cesan Steps the marshal notable war dances and a 300 yard hose race won by Huron in 38 seconds. Prize events included the hook and ladder races won by Miller in 44 seconds and the final day features a marriage, top racing times, a ball game, and elections for officers.
At the Millers' National convention in Minneapolis Mr Freeman urged curbing flour output as overproduction. A plan would authorize signatures for a 80 percent signing threshold, with bonds and half-year shutdowns proposed to cut milling by up to one third.
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