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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
8
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A scattered column of miscellany from Vienna book binding to Turkish empire issues, Royal English anecdotes, Johnstown flood figures, Baku oil, fashion leather crazes, Purvis family history, Jungfrau railway concept, and a humorous Harvard professor cow milking tale.
A.L. Davidson of Tremont Street recounts a tense journey through Warsaw and into Russia with a passport countersigned by U.S. and Russian consuls. Officials accused him of laws harming Americans and Jews, fined him $24, and ordered a Vienna-bound train. He warns that many Americans languish in Russian prisons awaiting Siberia transport, with tens of thousands spent by friends seeking their release.
Chicago directors reaffirmed the dual site plan placing the exposition along the lake front and Jackson Park. Lakefront offers 90 acres for grand entrances and fine arts displays while Jackson Park will house agricultural and livestock exhibits. Four hundred acres total will connect by rail and water. Final ballot: Lakefront 23 north side 4 west side 8. No action on director general. a three member committee will discuss harbor filling with the War Department.
Frederick Douglass United States Minister to Hayti addressed a small enthusiastic audience at Wayman's grove as he recounted progress of the colored race, noted Hayti's 87 year free government, and dismissed rumors of resignation while hinting at a possible return around October first.
In DuBugQu on September 10, a young priest named Father Ryan delivering a cathedral sermon savagely attacked free schools. He claimed graduates are blackguards, fair on the outside but rotten to the core, drawing strong indignation from many Catholics in attendance.
John B. Lehman was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Constable James H. Burns and an associate near French Creek, near Airbury. Despite insanity defense claims, the jury again sentenced him to death after a trial in Custer City circuit court. Geburt.
At the Toronto industrial exhibition a United States flag flew on the grandstand. Col Grey ordered it down, sparking hisses and cheers. Manager Hill had it hoisted again and faced Col Grey who demanded its removal as alien. The issue will be reviewed by the directors.
Towns including Yankton protest eastern committees against alleged dreath and destitution in South Dakota. The false reports are said to have damaged the state by hundreds of thousands of dollars and immediate action will refute the slanderous stories affecting business welfare.
In Short Meter reports half foot snow on Bald Mountain in the Black Hills and rain in Deadwood. A. J. Browns Ipswich store burglarized last week. watch dog poisoned, window entry, four pounds tobacco four and a half tea pounds cigars stolen. Other items note Aberdeen elevator rebuilding, various accidents, and midwest crime and labor notes.
A dream tale describes a glass railroad gliding through a blissful crowd while coffins line the track containing the dead as a warning. The nightmare ends with a moral about breaking sinful habits. A brief Denver court anecdote follows about a bailiff defying orders to admit a wife, leading to resignation.
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