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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1891
Page
2
Dispatches from Pernambuco report acute unrest as Fonseca contemplates dictatorial power in Brazil. Hilo Grande Do-Dal province refuses to acknowledge his role, signaling a broader independence mood and tensions with Congress amid unsettled financial prospects.
Anarchists in Chicopee defied authorities during their annual parade, delaying two US mail wagons and prompting police action. Riots narrowly avoided as citizens protected order. Meanwhile Peter Jackson issues a California clash challenge to Frank Slavin for 10000 dollars under Queensbury rules, with a $2000 side bet if Slavin loses. Five railroad men summoned before federal grand jury in Chicago over suspected infractions in Swit & C Avent case. Mansion’s livery stable fire in Denver kills four to five, many horses perishing and others rescued. two more men believed buried. A cyclone in the Bay of Bengal sinks the Enterprise, leaving only six survivors from an 83-strong crew. many buildings damaged and 60 dead with 200 injured.
A disputed address by Rudini and the Papa Premier sparks sharp rebuttals amid spiritual powers clashes. The Vope denounces the remarks and vows a swift response as clerical factions take sides along road rumors and media reports.
The Barley Syndicate of Chicago secured 250,007 acres in North Dakota to plant barley for malt and brewage. German families are to settle there, with crops taught by the company and shipped to demand points for brewing purposes.
Fragments discuss 1830s property loss and recovery under Indian removal era law. References to government action, attorney general, and possible civil claims surface amid garbled text. Names and clear facts are unreadable or missing.
Secretary Buse presents the Third Annual Report from the Agricultural Bureau noting a rise in agricultural exports and predicting the current year will surpass any prior. He cites a $35,000,000+ increase in exports, with emphasis on home-produced goods and improved tax policy. He highlights significant gains in diversified products and renewed foreign demand.
A scrambled report outlines a plan by Hoosiers to seize a major Chicago event with bears referenced and a provisional timetable. The piece mentions Ohio and a twelve day boundary fixation, alongside a Chicago tour by an individual associated with SSRIS MELT Ry.
The month closed with winter wheat in danger due to dry planting and insufficient rainfall to fortify crops against cold. Improved prospects hinge on timely rains and milder southern weather to boost resilience and growth.
A gas well explosion near Corapolis, Pennsylvania, at a Allegheny Gas Company site caused massive earth upheaval. Cemetery plots were uprooted, monuments toppled, and bodies displaced, with reports of damage to graves and ongoing investigations as authorities weigh safety and responsibility.
Bloods scenes erupt as the National Federation meets in Waterford amid cost worries and police presence. Delegates clash over policy while tensions rise and supporters riot, with authorities guarding the convention route and shelter areas.
Brazil's president contemplates drastic steps amid a state siege and upheaval. Reports say he mobilizes support from forts and officials to maintain order while pledging to respect the constitution and suspend press freedom.
A fragmented digest reports conspiracies and executions in the China rebellion context, a New York Synod controversy, and a Three Mile Pacing Record. It notes Jolley’s near win in South Dakota Congress race, Buffalo Gap fire losses, a Gold ore publicity train, and local calamities including a fatal campfire accident, prairie fires, lynching rumors, and arrests. The message blends unrelated items from politics, war, local crime, and industry with sparse details.
Returns from Nebraska show a statewide majority around five thousand for Post with 1,464 counted in six counties. County tallies list Banner Bute Cum Je tts and others, while remaining counties are to be added as results come in.
The Iowa election result shows Boies with a tight lead, carrying forty counties and a 32,762 plurality. Wheeler won 59 counties. party splits show Republicans 24 seats in the Senate, 50 House seats with 46 Democrats and one People's party member. Alliance and other minor outcomes noted. additional items include a German mare shipment, cracker company acquisitions, a unhappy marriage case, and a Fort Dodge packing house revival.
A gang of burglars carried out three professional robberies on Douglas street in Omaha. At the Nebraska Clothing Company the safe door was drilled but the burglars fled before entry. Heard Otis wall paper store saw its safe opened with $3.05 taken. Mc Card Brady wholesale grocery also reported stolen sugar barrels. Police patrols ran every ten minutes, but officials remained reticent.
A Missouri Pacific Night Express was robbed by five masked men near Elkhorn's South Omaha line two miles west of Omaha last Wednesday night. The engine crew were forced to stay still while robbers entered the express car, broke the safe, and took its contents before the train continued. No injuries. The haul was not large.
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