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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
9
The report describes a Wilmington riot where armed whites and black residents clashed amid threats and gunfire. Authorities mention leaders, arrests, and a large crowd, with victims and property damage cited as the confrontation escalated.
Bandits attacked a Great Northern Express, blowing doors and looting the car as engineers were ordered from the cab. The gang, masked, fired shots, menaced guards, and fled toward a nearby headquarters pursued by police. exact loot and weapon details remain unclear.
A Buffalo express collided with a New York Philadelphia line train near Wilkinson Mountain at 3 am, killing five trainmen. Windy conditions left leaves on the track impairing braking. the eastern train reportedly had right of way on a single track. The wreck occurred as the Buffalo express failed to stop on a siding and speeds were around thirty mph. Passengers largely slept through the crash with no serious injuries reported. An unrelated brief notes John Neal of Republic Mo dying by paralysis, Henderson of Sedalia Mo dying of heart disease, two men sentenced to two years in prison for burglary in Unionville Mo, and a fatal injury to the daughter of a Sedalia contractor.
Miles presents findings on the Stand tae Arey Gen Mien cepact of the wer wie i wes cleres weudt contesm of the Wier Deperi. He recommends support for the measures and cites preparatory steps and committee actions to be taken by the Secretery Tet. The text notes trees and preperatics with references to Gen M and PA.
Government report lists November corn yield at 24.5 bushels per acre with preliminary estimates for the period. Field conditions and weather factors are cited as contributing influences on the output.
A storm off Lake Michigan wrecked vessels including the spa Wrecked Dering and others near the shore. Reports describe damaged decks and missing crew with wind speeds around 119 miles per hour and waves high as reported by radar. Casualties and specific names are unclear due to garbled text.
The report lists twelve Republicans and three Democrats with six fusionists chosen as governors. Notable mentions include William A. Stone in Pennsylvania, William H. Ellert in South Carolina, Benton Meek in Tennessee, Joseph D. Sayers in Texas, Eder Cefeld in Wisconsin, and Forest Richards in Wyoming. The piece cites election totals such as 41,600 for Cefeld and 15,005 for Meek, reflecting a diverse political outcome.
Reports indicate a near consolidation of tin plate properties valued at 15 million dollars forming a giant national combine. About forty plants would be included, with thirty located in the Pittsburg and Wheeling districts. Organization is said to be set for January 1.
A fragmented summary covers Congressional strife over war policy and postwar appointments, including opposition caucuses and plans for currency reform. Gen Corbin reports war casualties up to Sept 30, noting 107 officers and 2,502 men killed or died, with disease causing further deaths.
The article notes a large rise in expert attention to European farming prospects and trade, highlighting shifts in harvest expectations and provision impacts on producers. It references European countries and the role of markets in shaping future yields and prices.
Princeton wins 6 to 0 over Yale as Ayres delivers decisive play in a fiery football clash. The narrow scoreline reflects a tense contest amid a season marked by strong tackling and late-game momentum.
Washington reports place Kaiser Wilhelm in Cadiz for a Spain trip with possible Madrid stops. Officials doubt any German intervention to aid Spain against the Philippines, fearing conflict with the United States and risk to Britain ties. The emperor’s role as arbitrator on Spain’s disputes is considered unlikely, with Africa profits cited as an influence.
A fragmented report from Sens Quesada and Cu residents in Washington demands urgent American government action to supply food. The speaker argues conditions are worse than under Wesler's administration, highlighting severe desperation among compatriots and the need for relief.
A major consolidation brings Lindell and Missouri Railroad lines under one system. About fifty miles of track are affected as two dozen segments face integration. The deal valued around 210,000 dollars under state law proceeds amid regulatory oversight.
A Pendleton Oregon teacher in the Pen shiet from the oute eye was shot near a window at her parents house. Authorities report the assailant Liu Estenleo a Chin has been arrested and is in custody.
Vey Stewart a five year inmate in Macon County Missouri escaped from the penitentiary by hiding in a barn and donning a guard’s clothes. United States Consul Hanna at San Juan Porto Rico warns Americans to avoid the island as there is no work for mechanics clerks or laborers currently.
A fragmented account depicts Bishop Gaines advocating reconciliation, seeking education and church funding, with notes on race, labor, and expectations for both North and South. The text references his stance for peace, support from white communities, and growth of schools and churches. It also includes a vignette about his life and the societal context he navigates.
Ireland harbors vast bogland totaling about 3 million acres or roughly one seventh of its area. The text notes bogs lie east of the center and cover extensive stretches. It adds a remark on women’s fondness for love stories and the playful idea men use fiction when deciding to marry.
The piece lauds McKinley and sound money as Republicans win sweeping gains. It notes Republicans now hold the Senate and, for the first time since 1891, dominate all branches after March 4, 1899, while criticizing Democrats’ war stance and praising GOP stewardship of national postwar policy.
The Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa results show Republican leads: Indiana 14,500, Michigan 63,500, Wisconsin 36,200, Iowa around 3,000. The Chicago Tribune notes these gains suggest former gold Democrats and bolting silver Republicans back to the fold, with Wisconsin retaining a 10-member Republican delegation despite a smaller majority.
The result proves the administration will sustain monetary and foreign policy, and signals to Spain that Democratic victory offers no leverage. With that hope erased, Paris peace negotiations are expected to conclude quickly and successfully.
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