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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
4
Sherlock Holmes tale revived in Collier’s Weekly title card. Doyle’s mystery unfolds with Holmes investigating a vanished boy at Priory School. The feature resumes the classic case framing with period voice and narrative cadence.
Dr Thorne ycroft Huxtable arrives at Baker Street with a tale linking the Duke of Holderness and his son Lord Saltire to the disappearance from the Priory School. Holmes questions motives, bicycles, letters, and potential outside prompts as the investigation unfolds toward a continuation next week.
Holmes learns of the abduction of the Duke of Holdernesse’s son Lord Saltire from Mackleton. Details reveal missing Heidegger, a German master, and suspected flight via ivy exit. investigation twists include hallamshire connections and estate rumors.
The Kansas City Journal reports James Burney's list of the world's richest men with figures ranging from Alfred Klein in London at 500 million to Sir Thomas Lipton in London at 25 million. It notes 17 million Russian children aged 6 to 14 receive no formal schooling.
A historical survey credits Britain with the most naval disasters in peacetime and war over 200 years. It cites wrecks such as Birkenhead, Queen Charlotte, and the Huron, noting discipline and heroism amid tragedy and the rise of the “heeling error” in iron ships.
A historical account recalls naval wrecks and heroism led by Lieutenant Lucien Young. It details outcomes from the Courageous lifesaving efforts after shipwrecks, losses like the Vanguard and the Camperdown, and debates over causes of the Maine explosion.
A London cook quits after describing a remarkable American mistress she served. The maid recalls a morning when bread was needed immediately. the mistress commanded, then prepared hot rolls in minutes, proving uncanny skill and provoking the cook to resign.
In Washington a waxed floor at a dinner with Dr. James B. Angell causes chairs to slip. One by one the Chinese guests slide under the table. The host explains the custom as a sign of mutual respect and brotherhood.
A clipping bureau man in Washington calls a Washington title story about Senator Platt a scandalous waste of material. He notes 127 editorial comments from papers nationwide failed to sell, as editors say Platt needed to be present during the chaplain's prayer.
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