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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1892
Page
9
Clear Lak Wisconsin reports a major fire at Gillette & Degarms and nearby buildings including a large hotel and a dry goods store. Explosion of powder hampered firefighting as winds shifted, with citizens aiding efforts using pails and blankets. Two fire engines were inoperable due to freezing.
An old ad style verse extols Castoria as a universal remedy from infancy to motherhood and beyond, claiming continued trust as the remedy for babies, children, and their offspring across generations.
Wisconsin Governor George W. Peck argues that the presidency is too exalted to be pursued by scheming ward politicians. He forecasts the Wisconsin delegation backing Cleveland at the national convention, with possible Western candidate support from a few delegates.
Philadelphia March 21 A Citizens Russian Famine Relief committee plans a second flour cargo for starving Russian peasants. The steamship Conemaugh may sail from Antwerp around April 26 and arrive for loading by April 10, with dispatch soon after. A cable to Blakenburg Drexell and Biddle in St Petersburg confirms the plan for a second shipment departing April 13 from Philadelphia.
Testimony in the Sieboldt lynching case nears its close as Dr MecCorn maintains defendants were insane on the housing day. Cross examination runs to 3 p m and the defense calls Dr Blair, whose insanity analysis is rejected. Court adjourns with prosecution not yet ready to proceed.
Early morning blaze swept through a grocery, saloon, warehouse and bank in North Branch Minnesota. Winded gale hindered efforts. a clerk survived. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. Additional items report Melbourne murder case, land dispute settlement, poisoning in Nashville, and a whisky trust indictment motion in Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Niler of North Range delivered a boy on Friday the fourth birth in four days. The sequence began Tuesday noon with the first arrival, followed by a second on Wednesday evening and a third on Thursday morning. The four newborns weigh twenty three pounds four ounces in total and all are well.
Sleepy Eye Minn March 2 reports a devastating rural fire near Springfield where five Lahey children perished and the father suffered severe burns. The mother was absent and the eldest daughter was 22. The cause remains unknown.
A Holbrook dispatch reports a band of five men and six women and children of Apache renegades were killed or captured by U S troops. Three men died and the rest surrendered to Lieutenant Bean of the Second Cavalry at Fort Apache, ending a border nuisance near the White Mountain reservation.
London rumors of an early parliamentary dissolution grow stronger as a cabinet council is hurriedly summoned. Government disheartened by opposition on civil service estimates, Liberals cheer for a likely national vote outcome. In Tennessee a deputy is fatally wounded defending a jailed man as Aaron Templeton dies during a shootout with officers.
In Minto North Carolina on March 1 Pat Foley fired three shots at A Fields wounding him in the forehead back of the head and by the side of the hose as Fields entered Mrs John Halvorson’s house Foley’s sister Jealousy whisky and bad reputations are cited as factors in the case No lasting injuries reported.
The ad warns that weight loss can signal health decline and urges returning to a healthy weight. It promotes CAREFUL LIVING guidance and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as useful, advertised by Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York, with druggists nationwide carrying the product.
An advertisement markets a dehorning tool for calves three weeks old and younger. It emphasizes painless procedure with no blood and claims it can be used by a child. The brief promotes a farming device aimed at simplifying cattle care.
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