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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1890
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a figure identified as the great inventor Ny DS Hignwten and references to his work and public reception. It mentions a place or event labeled as Te te A Paid and hints at trials or demonstrations. The fragmentary material lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
In a dramatic Texas trial, Judge Howard presided as Worlott faced an assault case with defense by Jones Livers. Rivers urged the jurors to weigh a veteran foreman’s plea for mercy amid a penniless orphan's plight, ending with a startling, unanimous verdict.
A tale recalls Singleton drunk and taunting a furious bull in a rural field. After a long pursuit he climbs a tree as the bull towers below, while the crowd notes his temperance vow and jokes about future restraint.
A Brookline conductor describes how drunken riders disrupt street cars, with silent-looking men sometimes boarding, paying, then singing or causing annoyance. Four notable inebriates—one with a raccoon—create scare among elderly ladies, while a teacher scene ends with a wedding between Lemuel and Amanda. Reports also note ministers and oil transport lines in a broader page.
A father voices a demand that his son begin earning, claiming a $20,000 education cost. The son asks whether to pursue baseball or billiards, reflecting a push toward immediate work and practical choices.
A Dakota paper’s reporter mocks a late night gathering with vivid costume notes and a sober critique of beer culture. The piece contrasts past crowd spirit with present conspiratorial mood and mocks sobriety checks at social events.
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