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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1892
Page
5
A garbled report asserts there is no cholera in New York City and claims counterefforts by health authorities are unfounded. Other items mention a fire response, building damage, and various unsettled notes amid widespread confusion.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Joseph Bint and Wilson and references legal actions in Wheeler County. It appears to describe a person charged and a court setting, with garbled place names and scattered proper nouns. No coherent narrative or definitive outcome is extractable.
In Huntington Indiana a stone car derailment left two men hurt, Allis not seriously injured while Dillon was rescued. A distant Bloomington report notes a relation to President Harrison. A burning coal mine discovery near Winnipeg caused fear among explorers. Madrid pirates seize crew members from a Spanish ship trading near Cape Juby. The Glasgow world’s largest steamship Pania was launched for Cunard in New York.
Will Neleoise and Chairman Edson met with the President in Washington to discuss arrangements for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. The conference covered planning and coordination for the event in compliance with presidential guidance.
The document reveals a prison confession under duress with threats of death if the crime extended beyond ten years. It describes the defendant preferring death over a long sentence and notes the interview where fear and coercion influenced statements about Mr Frick.
A 25 year old woman was saved from a city scene amid a sweeping embezzlement probe. The report ties her rescue to the ongoing investigation into Lewis and Kusell fraud, with two more suspects indicted and the asset base cited as impaired. Separate notes mention a fatal railroad collision, a polar relief expedition, and a lodge misappropriation suit seeking a receiver as funds fall short of $2,000,000.
The Odd Fellows are converging on Portland Ore for their annual gathering with hotels filling up. J Powers, chairman of the transportation committee, estimates 30 000 Odd Fellows will attend the Portland meeting. THE MARKET.
A rear collision on the Pitchburg road near West Cambridge Junction between a passenger train from Boston and a freight train caused multiple injuries and at least one death. The impact crushed cars and blocked tracks as rescue workers responded amid smoke and wreckage. Precise casualty numbers are incomplete in the report.
An attempted assault occurred on a southbound Sante Fe express near the Cherokee Strip. Gunfire damaged the car as rescuers and a guard forced entry. the messenger was found dead with valuables reportedly seized, while the attackers escaped with minor injuries.
Dorunzeo, Mexico reports a gang ambushed a party carrying 216 020 in gold coin toward Mazatlan. Five guards accompanied by Selas Mor ies were killed or wounded. one guard escaped after twelve hours to tell authorities. Government troops pursue the robbers. The incident is confirmed by Indian mail courier reports from Durenzo.
New York special: stock fluctuations last week with a panic in stocks easing. Markets show a general uptick as industrial activity improves and iron trade strengthens in Pittsboro. Business failures total 148 nationwide, down from prior weeks, with year over year comparisons noted.
The steamer Scandia docks at lower quarantine reported full of cholera. Thirty-two deaths occurred on the voyage with twenty-nine in steerage, two in second cabin, and one in first cabin. Additional passengers ill are removed to Swinburne Island as inspectors note only the Scandia shows disease.
Angel Souchez, relative of Francisco Torres, plans to sue the United States Government for Torres death in Santa Ana. He alleges Torres was not the murderer of Major McKelvey, with Swede as the real killer now in Los Angeles. In Chicago, United States Rolling Stock Company assets at Hegewisch are handed to United States Car Company and work to resume soon.
A weekly digest outlines notable happenings across South Dakota. It lists political speakers including Hon J C Burrows of Maine for the Republicans on Wednesday September 2. It notes Independent and Democratic mentions and the state fair political speaking lineup.
The State Fair anticipation runs high with reports of a record crowd due to a bountiful crop and healthy farmers. Admission for old soldiers is noted, with key officials and departments listed for cattle, swine, horticulture, and education as events schedule rapid action across the fair days. The pace program features free-for-all trots and substantial purses, promising a busy six days. Ready for business, Charles Mix shipping expands by river with Castalia and Capitola boats hauling wheat, hogs, cattle, and grain to Sioux City, while river transport advocates push for rail expansion into the county. The Niobrara Deanery convenes an Episcopal Indian meeting at Forest City Agency, with delegates from Santee to Pine Ridge and Troop E, Eighth Cavalry, Fort Meade in attendance.
Reports from the United Weather Bureau based in Huron detail crop conditions across South Dakota and nearby regions with cool weather hindering harvests and promising good yields for several crops. Church convocation in Sioux Falls draws clergy from multiple states while local banks and mines see activity, auctions, and legal actions.
Forecasts project storms and rain across a 50 mile radius with a cool wave crossing central valleys and eastern states by late September to October. Local forecasts cover meridians from SanTa Fe to Minneapolis with storm waves, wind changes, and periods of cooler, clear, or moderating conditions expected within a day of sunset.
Frost threats in some areas and urgent rain needed elsewhere. Telegraphic weekly weather bulletin notes favorable conditions in parts of New England and New York. drought and frost damage in Maryland Delaware Ohio Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and other regions. various crops like corn, tobacco, potatoes, and buckwheat show differing progress.
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