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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1892
Page
6
A poem laments bygone work life with longer hours and lower pay. It contrasts fourteen hour days earning fifty cents with today’s grind earning five thousand with vacations, criticizing modern speed and toil while praising simpler times and greater time per dollar.
Joe West finds a baby on a mountain trail and names her Daisy. The camp cares for the child as a missing miner's child, while a claim from Lulu Granger emerges. After her disappearance, Joe proposes marriage to the aunt to keep Daisy in the camp and a reunion ends with the child restored and a hopeful future.
J Has kell Butier recounts how a Meadville mechanic sparked a nationwide fraternal Beneficiary system. The movement grew from a simple idea into protections for homes, aiding millions through accessible coverage. John J Upchurch is remembered with a monumental tribute by fraternal societies.
The article recounts Honore de Balzac as a youth driven toward writing against his father’s wishes. In a Paris attic he kept a servile facade, joking that his servant was none other than himself. The self named Myself mocks laziness yet later produced acclaimed French literature.
The Siamese monarch is said to roam Bangkok in disguise to learn conditions and push reforms. Serfdom and slavery are cited as chief evils with taxes farmed and justice corrupted. Subjects may be bound for months to serve the King and supply food and transport during royal journeys. High officials’ travels trigger boat owners to lend European workers temporarily. Elephants are regularly pressed into King’s service.
Weather bulletin predicts a major storm around September 20 with widespread impacts across the west central plains and eastern states. Frosts are forecast from September 23 to 25 in northern regions, with general rainfall and drought relief in the southwest. Local forecasts note 24 hour variations by meridian from Santa Fe to Minneapolis.
The Department of Agriculture's weekly weather and crop report notes varied conditions from New York floods and late corn to drought relief in New Jersey and Ohio. Rain improves crops in several states while excessive heat and drought persist in Kentucky, Indiana, and Michigan, with harvesting and thrashing underway in multiple regions.
A federal circular issued by the President and key officials imposes a twenty day quarantine on vessels from infected ports carrying immigrants. The order, effective immediately, targets cholera prevention in the United States and may override state detention limits. It details the quarantine duration and approval process for specific cases.
A mis marked plan to rob an eastbound Missouri Pacific passenger train near Dead Man's Curve failed when the train was delayed and a freight pulled ahead. masked bandits saw the freight and fled into the woods as officers search the area. No speeches by Blaine noted amid Exposition updates and fair plans.
Health officials report the Moravia from Hamburg with many sick aboard and twenty two deaths on the voyage. Despite claims of measles, quarantine authorities ordered the ship to anchor at the lower bay and isolate it. Thirteen of the deceased were Poles and twenty were children. the ship remained under strict surveillance as investigators assess the cause and scope.
George William Curtis died Wednesday morning at his Livingston New York home after two months of abdominal pain. The famed writer and editor of the New York Tribune and Harper's Weekly suffered from a cancerous stomach condition, with his son Dr. Frank G. Curtis in attendance. Curtis, born February 24, 1824 in Providence, rose to prominence as an editor, orator, and civil service reform advocate, author of Potiphar Papers Prue and I The Hawadji in Syria and Lotus Eating, and a longtime leader in American journalism and politics.
Kansas will show a model of Lot’s wife in salt to symbolize its salt industry. The German exhibit features an architectural display of 200 plus notable empire buildings. Ontario breeders seek space for 163 horses 193 cattle 278 sheep 91 swine. Minnesota women offer to assist in decorating the state building. Cardinal plans aim to present Catholic women’s work. Louisiana pushes for a colored schools exhibit. The Ramage portrait of Washington from 1789 is offered for Woman’s building. A separate shoe and leather building is funded with 170000 raised.
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