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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
6
Time card for the CM and ST P railroad shows passenger and freight train departures and arrivals. Details include departures east and south on Sundays with morning and afternoon slots and notes on freight trains and Sunday service, as printed in the era.
Utah delegates convene in Salt Lake City for the seventh constitutional convention with 102 delegates, aiming to secure statehood after 40 years of effort. Officers are chosen, political caucuses held, and debates focus on public lands distribution and legislative apportionment.
County Attorney Frank Nye postponed his opening statement in the Hayward murder case after Judge Smith refused to proceed for fear of endangering anyone. The Mapleton letter claimed to witness the crime is deemed a hoax and further evidence may be unlikely.
Experiments by Car Account Brass and Chicago Great Western officials tested ordinary telegraph wire for long distance telephone messages between Paul and Oelwein over 180 miles of line. Results surprised officials and a trial with Chicago is planned for next Sunday. A separate test linked Oelwein and St. Paul over railway wires, producing clear conversation with minimal resistance.
Miss Anna Gould youngest daughter of the late Jay Gould marries Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Castellane at the George J. Gould residence with Archbishop Corrigan officiating. Nearly 100 intimate guests attend as a tropical decor filled India Room hosts the ceremony. The couple will depart for Europe soon amid secrecy about their exact plans.
The New York review notes a lower London market with railroad stocks weak while trusts hold firmer. Gold withdrawals continue at about 120000 dollars daily after the Syndicate Contract, and exports hold steady as wheat rises 11 cents and corn ticks up. Western receipts lag, and overall industrial gains are slow amid cautious sentiment.
New York reports three more bodies recovered from the Orchard Street building collapse bringing deaths to five and eight seriously injured. Names matching workers John Marle James Ross and Joseph Marr identified among the remains as debris clearance continues.
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