03 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
1
A man identified as O Conner was found dead in a Wisconsin hotel room Saturday morning. Police reported the door locked, the odor of carbolic acid, and an empty two ounce bottle nearby. A pill bottle and other items were found on the dresser as investigators examined the scene.
A fragmented OCR read mentions weather concerns, legislative sessions, and funding strains across many counties. It notes certified appointments, unitary wait times, and budget provisions affecting committee expenses and sheriffs.
The Royal Trust Company suit against Citizens' Telephone of Sioux Falls is dismissed as claims are settled and a new directory chosen. Walter Haskell, ex Twin City independent line manager, will lead local operations arriving Thursday. The company reorganizes with officers including Doolittle president and Dennis treasurer. stock over 300 shares, elevator project planned.
Fragmentary notes indicate a Missouri Senate race with opponent Eley facing a senior foe. Core letters and ballots referenced hint at campaign funds and voter outreach in a local school district context.
The South Dakota Legislature reports a week of activity in both houses. Lawmakers debated bills, committee reports, and routine motions reflecting ongoing state legislative business and procedural updates.
Pierre January 21 In the senate discussion focuses on a Panchman libel case venue rule and cross county crimes. House fights soldiers home bill with debates on salaries and pension control. Capitol building funding and tax questions loom as bills advance.
Authorities authorize officers to use force if necessary to stop convicts in an attempted escape or violent incident involving XLeepers.
Farmers anxiously seek guidance on seed testing and planting amid rust concerns. The report notes rust affects kernels and yields, stressing testing before sowing, while highlighting rust-resistant varieties and the need for timely information from seed companies and agronomists.
Reports from Tokio and Mukden describe heavy shelling on the Japanese center and left by Russian forces at Heikoutai and surrounding areas. Repeated reports cite 1 200 Russian dead since the 25th and 3 500 wounded due to frostbite and combat, with cold hampering movement and morale as both sides press a counter offense and military critics question larger offensives.
Dispatches describe disrupted operations in Petersburg and Wooddittoneal Vel with telephonic outages and closed houses. Reports note heavy casualties, over 1000 prisoners, and unclear view counts amid a tense front with Japanese captured British steamers and widespread paralysis of communications.
Washington Neb 2 It is reported that the beef trust may face permanent injunctions and court proceedings to enforce the Supreme Court decision. The president and cabinet are said to be united on compelling obedience and no further delays are expected.
The Supreme Court granted a writ of certiorari in Harriman et al v Northern Securities, bringing the case to review on February 20. Analysts see no immediate effect on railroad value, though it signals ongoing consolidation among major lines and alignment with Pennsylvania Railroad interests to maintain harmonious trunk-line traffic.
Dr Lewke coroner physician reported after post mortem and microscopic tests that Mrs Maurie Welker Hoch died of natural causes with no traces of poison, resolving questions about Johann Hoch the alleged Bluebeard.
Sioux City yards show mixed live stock trade with prices for hogs, cattle, and lambs. Values listed include heavy hogs around 4.50 to 4.60, cows and heifers near 2.50 to 3.50, and cattle and lamb figures varying by grade at South Omaha and Chicago exchanges.
Grain and provisions quotes appear mixed with unreadable OCR text in multiple locations. The fragment mentions prices around 1h each and references Stony Spe and Minneapolis regions with scattered terms like Flax and May Wind. Unable to determine a clear event or outcome.
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