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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1889
Page
9
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Russian press notes the czar sails to Germany with no olive branch, signaling a firm stance. Reports claim Berlin reception will be elaborate, with Kiel’s waters lit and the route to Kiel lined by troops and a guard of honor for the imperial visit.
Princely preparations are reported for the czar’s visit to Berlin with a grand reception. Generals Worden and Werder will supervise security and a parade from Kiel to Berlin. Four cavalry squadrons will lead and follow the carriage as police guard the crowds for safety.
At a secret meeting of the old French colony in Montreal Oct 11 the group invited Gen Boulanger to reside among compatriots in Canada until his star rises again. Other items note German military estimates and a plan to connect Lake Erie to the Ohio by canal.
Arrangements completed between Edward Hanlan and John Toomer for a one mile race at Louisville Kentucky on October 19 with $500 a side. The note mentions the Duchess of Marlborough and other 19th century items in a digest of news.
A Cornish woman named Mother Tynslyn bore horn producing growths in the early eighteenth century. Her horn appeared at age 97 and was removed and regrown seven times before her death at 104. In Bushire, constructions in embryo impressed a visitor who recounted a scaffold joke about tossing a brick.
St Paul and Chicago live stock and grain prices listed. Hogs and cattle ranges shown for St Paul Union Stock Yards and Kansas City, Chicago markets. wheat oats barley and butter egg prices reported with regional figures and on track quotes.
A railroad insider asserts the Manitoba lines will join the Canadian Pacific system under Hill’s plan, likely merging the Burlington and Northern with Manitoba. The proposal also links Union Pacific with Canadian Pacific and Manitoba, creating a two transcontinental network. Burlington and Northern would supply the Chicago connection for both UP and Manitoba, while a new Sioux City link would connect to UP and enable a Duluth to Boston sea route via Canadian Pacific.
Washington reports say ex-Congressman Steele of Indiana is favored for pension commissioner, though political concerns favor placing a fellow townsperson. Steele's northern state residence strengthens his bid amid White House deliberations. Randall battles for life in Philadelphia as doctors doubt recovery. he travels from Wallingford with Mrs. Randall and children. Officers of Employing Printers organization in St. Louis elects Rockwell as president, Wadding as secretary, Cushing as secretary, and Russell as treasurer. Boston to host next convention. An invalid death in Franklin, Pa, follows typhoid delirium and self-inflicted wounds. in New York, Mayor Grant orders wire insulation to prevent fatalities. Mrs. Logan hosts a grand reception for Sir Knights and ladies at Calumet Place in Washington with about 10,000 attendees, memorial hall, bands, and extensive decorations.
The grand encampment met at 9 oclock and recessed at 2 30 for an hour. Attendance was small at the meeting in Washington.
Delegates abandoned business as ritual committee delayed. Denver Colorado was chosen as the site for the next triennial gathering on the second Tuesday in August 1892 after a ballot contest with Cincinnati and Louisville. Grand Commander Varnum praised the compromise as a happy solution for templar Masonry.
The Pirates bring The Jamaica Post story on Navassa riots with Charles Davenport’s account alleging cruel punishment by Mahone. Other items note Keefe criticizing the league, Davis Land Company plans to sell Jefferson Davis land, a Mexico City double murder, and Montreals Morrison’s manslaughter sentence.
United States Customs Officer J E O Grady faces contempt charges after attempting to seize a supposedly smuggled horse team. He refused Civil authorities' orders, was jailed, and remains in confinement. He is related to St Paul’s Hon Michael Doran and vows retaliation after release.
The government crop report surprised markets by lifting wheat yields to about 12.8 bushels per acre, near 500,000. corn and cotton look strong though frost risks loom. Wheat prices rose, corn and cotton slid modestly. Week saw 214 total business failures in US and Canada, up from prior weeks.
Axtell the three year old stallion with Farmer John lowers the three year old trotting record to 2:18 3 4 at Terre Haute Indiana on Oct 14. Williams the driver is cheered as he and Axtell win favorable notices before Col Conley of Chicago buys the trotter for 105000 dollars.
The report notes John W. Blackburn appointed associate justice of the Utah Territory's soprana court. It then reflects on Thomas Jefferson's final hours at Monticello, detailing his fame, decline, and death on July 4, 1826, just before John Adams.
James S Foster advertises rapid land value increases from statehood and new improvements. He urges immediate purchases of lands with a free map pamphlet and price list, promising capital location, opening of the Sioux Reservation, and new railroad lines.
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