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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
4
South Dakota ad seeks buyers for unimproved lands and roadwork, inviting farmers and landowners to provide descriptions and prices. It promotes fair prices and square dealing, targeting Mitchell and surrounding counties with offers from J Warner.
OCR fragment with scattered names and phrases. Reads like a damaged historical local item mentioning multiple persons and places without clear events or dates. Some proper nouns appear but key actions and context are missing.
United States grand jury in session contemplates delaying trial of a group of defendants. Officials say the charges remain, used as incentive for clean conduct, with the indictment hanging over them.
A Michigan case reports that a woman identified as Mrs W A died under strange circumstances last week. Authorities suspect poisoning with strychnine rather than cholera. The substance found in her stomach is being investigated by the coroner to determine the cause and intent of death.
The North German Gazette reports the Kaiser has approved dropping the planned maneuvers in Rhenish Prussia and Lorraine after word from Chancellor Caprivi and ministers of war and interior.
In Vienna on Sept 7 a sharp weather change chilled Austria after days of tropical heat. Snow covers the highlands near Ansare Moravia and Tach records a drop from 9 to 3 degrees in two days. Ice coats rails near Bishophofen delaying a railroad train.
Omaha murder suspect George Frost is identified as the man who killed his brother in 1845 at Northwestern railroad yards. The 1845 crime used a coupling pin. Frost faces trial for murder as a fratricide case. Abbott to Resign in Ottawa health scare prompts transition. Whittier's condition described as improving but fragile after a rest.
Sept 7 report names Adelaide Elerris of 65 Avenue A New York City as the nurse sick on Swinburne Island. She is said to be confined by prostration rather than cholera.
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