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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1891
Page
5
Dispatches from interior Russia describe worsening famine in Archangel and northern regions. Food crops halted, cattle destroyed, and relief measures urged as hunger fuels unrest and strikes fear of revolution.
Across Arkansas unrest erupts as clashes break out between Black residents and white communities. Reports describe raids, sparse details on injuries, and law enforcement responses amid a tense racially charged atmosphere.
The fragmentary text reads as a garbled price reference and chemical term discussions. It mentions Germany, intrinsic valine, and speculative priced items with multiple misspellings, offering no clear events, people, or places to report.
An Italian American exhibition showcased cultural programs and anticipated performances by local groups. Organizers promoted engaging displays, demonstrations, and guests to celebrate heritage.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered letters and unclear phrasing about Blaine and mole sale. Readable bits reference seeking information or action, but specifics remain unreadable and no definite events, dates, or entities are identifiable.
The article notes a planned review of Lore policy and the potential outcome if he gains power. It explores whether Prime Minister Gladstone will push for Herot's execution with minimal delays, aiming to align liberal forces against Lord Morler's line.
Thieves invaded a Missouri village near St. Joseph shortly after noon, stripping stores and looting a post office and hardware shop. Residents awoke to find the town emptied of grace and clothing, mail matter stolen, and most goods ransacked as they fled the scene.
The Catholic Congress leans toward backing the pope's temporal authority amid global reaction. Italian and other European leaders face uncertainty as discussions unfold in Rome and beyond. The outcome could shape church state relations and international alignments.
The Census Bulletin reports U S coal production and value for the Census Year. It cites 2849.922 short tons of anthracite and 2333 short tons of bituminous coal valued at $40.55 per ton average, with overall product value and decade changes. It notes average values and personnel earnings in the coal industry.
The report details annual land office activity including patents issued for seed and mineral claims, public lands entered, and timber culture grants. It notes railroad selections in 7 states, patent grants for homesteads and other entries, and total acreage affected by land withdrawals and approvals.
South Dakota president farm production totals exceed 100 million dollars with corn and rye yields highlighted. A legal challenge against private banks proceeds as judges hear whether Congress can prohibit certain social or economic actions, while a separate rail incident near Elk Point and Michel leads to an attempted train wreck investigation.
A Wisconsin fair showcased local corn, with prizes for top entries. Exhibitors from the county displayed kernels and silks, while judges noted moisture and plumpness. Local farmers, including Beever, admired the entries and discussed prices and market prospects.
A Nebraska assessment notes 159.003.0000 bushels for sale with 175.0004 and county reports indicating wide tax liens. The piece outlines farm lands in Boyd and York counties, with parcels offered at public sale and possible shifts in county seat amid wartime economic strains.
The ex Chilean president Balmaceda died by suicide triggering prolonged holidays and wild celebration in Valparaiso and Santisto. London relief and cautious commentary followed as nations weigh geopolitical impacts and possible revolts.
Reports detail widespread wildfires across Minnesota North Dakota and nearby areas. Flames destroy banks churches hotels stores and crops while residents flee by train and river escape routes. Several deaths and heavy uninsured losses are cited as winds shift and fanned embers.
Reports describe a dysentery outbreak in Oita Prefecture with 3 000 cases and 70 deaths, a lantern festival disaster in Jo xovecha Abita with over 100 people swept into water, and riots burning foreign properties in Shanghai with no fatalities. Diplomatic responses include Belknap sending ships to Ysasis and consular letters detailing incidents.
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