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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
3
A reflective verse from Pearson's Weekly imagines a loved one dying and, memories of past hurts, urging mild forgiveness. The speaker contemplates ashen acceptance and asks for tender guidance rather than blame, acknowledging potential mistakes and the ache of unspoken answers.
The San Juan and Mancos cliff dwellings in southwestern Colorado intrigue scientists and prospectors alike. Hunters in 1892 failed to strike gold after long expeditions. the rugged canyon walls feature detailed rock art of seven warriors and antelope, carved in inaccessible places along a perilous cliff path.
A fragment notes artists working hundreds of feet aloft in the mystic southwest with paintings found in numerous lofty locations. The text evokes perilous views and the enduring allure of elevated art amid rugged scenery.
The fragment portrays Kant as a meticulous writer tended by De Quincey with curiosity about his habits. It references Kant’s unusual windlass contrivance to manage his thoughts, likening it to a telegraph or winded reel while explaining Quincey’s fascination with the odd device and Kant’s disciplined approach to philosophy.
The London Spectator assesses Sebastian Cabot as a prolific mariner with a dubious record. It notes his retirement in 1557 and death soon after, arguing he was prone to falsehood and intrigue while acknowledging extenuating circumstances.
The New York Sun notes that a 80 caliber high velocity rifle with copper or nickel jacket wears rifling quickly. Lead or tin-hardened bullets wear barrels less and extend barrel life, with accuracy degrading after about 12 000 shots near the muzzle.
A New York Herald dispatch from Key West reports Maximo Gomez and rebel forces marching west toward Havana with predictions the city will be besieged within sixty days. The article outlines conflicting locations for Antonio Maceo and notes Spanish troops advancing toward insurgent positions.
Covington Ky Nov 3 Signs point to a confession or at least truth finding in the Pearl Bryan murder leading Jackson and Walling. Walling alleges Jackson cut Pearl Bryan’s head off while both men are kept in separate cells amid rising bitterness.
London authorities set the case of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Castle of San Francisco for Friday at 10 30 a m. They are charged with owing goods from London stores. Chairman McConnell notes joint possession and seven shoplifting charges.
Judge Thayer of the United States circuit court of appeals reverses the Colorado district court ruling in Mercantile Trust Co v Hart. A county treasurer accepted tax payments by checks and marked taxes paid, later found not good. The judge holds the treasurer acted on his own responsibility and cannot sue the mortgagee on the foreclosed property.
The United States reported October receipts of 26,283,829 dollars and disbursements of 33,978,277 dollars, yielding a deficit of 7,655,458 dollars for October. The year to date deficit since July 1, 1896 totals 82,889,577 dollars, compared with last year’s October deficit of 6,601,687.
Grain prices show firm to higher values across wheat corn and oats with No 2 spring at 71 1 2 to 75 cents and on track No 1 hard 73 3 4 cents in Minneapolis. Butter and hog cattle and sheep prices appear steady or active in Chicago St Paul and Elgin markets with definitive ranges and receipts noted.
The Hamburger Nachrichten defends the Russo German entente and says the rupture came during General von Caprivi's tenure. It argues reconciliation with Russia remained possible and calls for an official documentary explanation of the truth.
The Reichsanzeiger replies to Bismarck’s organ on the Russian German treaty disclosures. It states that only statesmen in office can decide the period when secret diplomatic events lose their state secret character and warns that breaking this principle would risk surprises in foreign policy.
Rome November 3 Cardinal Satolli said reports that Buffalo diocese would become a metro see with Rochester Syracuse and Elmira are unfounded He called Bishop Keane and Canada extension rumors premature and noted candidates list to the Vatican not yet received He also dismissed a Baltimore council convening as premature and urged better application of 1888 decisions.
London reports disgraceful conduct by Roman clergy at the crown prince of Italy wedding, with no seating for the royal couple and omitted prayer. Chicago mourns General Joseph Torrence, a major industrial figure who died after a long illness. France faces floods as the Seine and Rhone rise. miners die in a Wilkes-Barre mine explosion. Winnipeg discusses school settlement terms with Catholic minority. A quarrel in Portsmouth leaves two dead, and Berlin notes an incorrect claim about American tinned meat imports.
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