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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

6

South Dakota Irrigation Plans Progress Report

South Dakota irrigation projects to reclaim thousands of acres are under study by reclamation engineers in Washington. Raymond Walker reports surveys since May 1903, with Belle Fourche as the key site and several streams examined for reservoir potential and water supply feasibility.

Washington South Dakota Raymond Walter Reclamation Service Reclamation Hitchcock Belle Wourche Black Hills Belle Fourche Red Water River Waller Cheyenne River Rapid Creek Box Elder Shed Beaver Creek Buffalo Up French Creek Battle Creek

Whist League to Meet in Sioux Falls This Week

Sioux Falls S D February 10 The Commercial and Acetah clubs prepare for the Central Whist league annual meeting to be held Friday and Saturday in Sioux Falls with twenty cities represented. Seven clubs will compete for the Richards trophy currently held by the Kansas City Athletic club and include Sioux Falls Commercial and Dacotah, Council Bluffs Omaha Topeka Yankton and Hawkeye of Sioux City. Aberdeen Garretson and Pierre also send representatives but are not league members so not considered for the prize.

Sioux Falls S. D Council Bluffs Des Moines Kansas City Omaha Marshalltown Sioux City Commercial Sioux Yalls Topeka Yankton Lincoln St. Joseph Athletic Club of Dacotah Hawkeye Aberdeen Garretson Pierre

Retract controversy erupts over Dakota Forum slander claim

Sioux Falls saw uproar after the Dakota Forum alleged a meeting of Burnside supporters planned to shutter seven local gambling houses for 1400 dollars as hush money to the Argus Leader. M Levinger offered 500 dollars for the Forum representative’s identity and A B Sessions, Forum editor, retracted the charge.

Sioux Falls 300Th Dakota Forum G. W. Burnside Yilligor Argus Leader Forum

Krebs-Willis wed in Onawa marriage rites

Nicolaus Krebs Salem marshal and street commissioner united in marriage to Mrs Florence C Willis at her Onawa Iowa home by Rev Zekefoose of First Congregational church. They departed immediately for a wedding tour in the south and east.

Onawa Salem S. D Nicolaus Krebs Florence C. Willis Zekefoose First Congregational Church Krebs

Early Pioneers and the Pierre Frontier Then and Now

A South Dakota column contrasts Pierre’s 1880 winter siege and the famed frontier era with modern progress. It recalls Arkansas and Calamity Jane and honors leaders like McClure Hilger Ledwick Ward Campbell Kinkaid Drew, noting a shift to orderly development. In Canton, the grand jury reports eight indictments mainly against liquor sellers, plus convictions for Westby and Riley and Metz for related crimes.

Pierre S. D South Dakota Arkansas Jane Tom Missouri P. F. McClure Anson Hilger John Hilger Ledwick S. M. Ward Campbell South Carolina Hampton Moses Kinkaid O’neill City Neb George Drew Commonwealth Canton Fter Sesson Cal Tyler John Westby Commercial House Vars Bills S.limmons

Crawford Address Draws Huge Centerville Crowd

Hon. Coe I Crawford spoke in Centerville on Friday under Crawford club auspices. Nearly 400 filled the opera house as farmers rode 12 to 14 miles to hear him. A Viborg Crawford club and band attended, marking the most enthusiastic Centerville gathering since 1896. He spoke for an hour and a quarter with steady applause, and future meetings were planned for Viborg and Parker.

Opera Centerville Crawford Centervillie Coe I Crawford *B Izens Pera Viborg Parker

Only One Tree Claim Left in District

Aberdeen South Dakota February 9 an examination of United States land office records shows only one tree claim remains in the district where final proof has not been made. District includes Brown McPherson Edmunds Walworth and Campbell counties. Charles Kuntz of Aberdeen arrested at Milbank on theft charge from a friend of the accused man. Kuntz a plumber was said to be bound for the east when detained. Summer camp meeting dates set Tacoma park June 27 to July 4 with many attractions already booked.

Aberdeen S. D United States Land Office Brown McPherson Edmunds Walworth Campbell Charles Kuntz Milbank Kuntz Tacoma Park Thessembly

Successful Farmers' Institute at Canton South Dakota

Canton South Dakota February 9 The Lincol County Farmers institute closed after a highly engaging session led by Hon M F Greely and Professor J S Cole. A grain contest highlighted the event with farmers entering for 1903 corn quality John Cederstrom won first in wheat T J Fergusson first in oats Paul Bankson and J B Bankson second in wheat Albert Millett and U S Sandow second in oats Hans Jonson won third in wheat and John Cederstrom third in oats.

Farmers’ Institute Canton S. D Lincol County Farmers’ Institute M. F. Greely Dakota Farmer J. S. Cole Brookings Agricultural College John Cederstrom T. J. Fergusson Paul Bankson J. B. Bankson Albert Millett U. S. Sandow Hans Jonson John Tederstrom

Lorena Schneider Attempted Suicide In Mitchell

S. D. Mitchell Feb 8 Lorena Schneider a German man over 70 attempted to take his life by firing a bullet into his head just above the eye around noon yesterday Doctors were called and said recovery unlikely due to age Family troubles cited as motive for the act

Mitchell S. D Lorena Schneider Schneider

Premature Plant Blast Kills James Delaney at Horseshoe

Terry S D February 6 A premature plant at the Horseshoe mir last night instantly killed James Delaney age 27 He was hurled over fifty feet into the air and his skull was broken

Terry S. D Horseshoe Mir James Delaney

Japanese Fleet Torpedoes Port Arthur Ships

Port Arthur reports say Japanese torpedo boats attacked the Russian squadron near the fortress, disabling two battleships and a cruiser. The flotilla escaped unharmed, martial law proclaimed, and turmoil follows as officials relay conflicting casualty tallies and a fire-ravaged port.

Port Arthur

Russia Declares War After Port Arthur Torpedo Attack

St Petersburg reports Japan has repeated its opening tactics in the China-Japanese war with a torpedo strike on Russian ships near Port Arthur. The czar and ministers prepare for war as a manifesto declaring state of war is expected. War preparations surge in ministries. Red Cross and Sisters of Mercy mobilize 2000 personnel to the east.

St. Petersburg Admira Alexieff Port Arthur Retyizian and Sesarevitch Pallada Japan Russian Red Cross Society Sisters of Mercy

Russians Roused by Port Arthur News in St Petersburg

In St Petersburg crowds surged to the general staff offices after Port Arthur news. Naval reserves are called out as Russians denounce Japan for attacking the Russian fleet without war declaration. The action inspires patriotism rather than discouragement, with aroused sentiment spreading from European Russia centers as negotiations break off.

St. Petersburg Port Arthur Russia

Machen Denies Allegations On Stand In Postal Trial

Washington Feb 11 August W Machen former rural free delivery chief testified he took responsibility for acts of his chief clerk Miss Liebhardt who wrote letters in the division He described the oil deal noting a 25000 payment from Lorenz as a bona fide sale He said Groff fasteners were reviewed before his appointment and denied prior suspicions or influence by Lorenz or the Groffs in orders or actions.

Washington August W. Machen Department Lorenz

Bedford Murder Arrest Shocks Bedford Ind

James McDonald a Bedford teamster arrested for the murder of Miss Schafer near the site of the Bedford crime. Detectives allege circumstantial evidence tying him to the crime motivated by robbery and assault. He was taken to Jeffersonville reformatory to avert possible lynching and has previously appeared before the board of inquiry.

Bedford Ind James McDonald Board of Inquiry Reed McDonald Court of Inquiry Bedford Coal and Mining Company

Fire in Chicago Lumber District Destroys Several Plants

A blaze at 1 am in Chicago’s twenty first and Albert streets lumber yard rapidly engulfed the Wilce Lumber Chicago Table factory and spread to J J Wintermeyer box works. The fire extended to Chicago Picture Backing and Schultz yard. Loss expected around 350000 with two firemen injured and one mortally, as a second collapse injured five more.

Chicago Wilce Lumber Company Chicago Table Company Twenty-first Albert Streets Albert Street Throop Street J. J. Wintermeyer Wintermeyer Company Chicago Picture Backing Company H. C. Schultz N. ©. Marggraf Wintermeyer Factory

Fatal Canadian Pacific wreck reported at Sand Point

Ottawa reports a collision on the Canadian Pacific railway at Sand Point with nine killed and several injured. The dead include Engineer Jackson and express messengers Robert Son and Thompson, news agent M Mullen, and five passengers. Two brakemen and six passengers injured. accident blamed on failure to observe orders.

Ottawa Ont Canadian Pacific Railway Sand Point Jackson Robertson Thompson M'Mullen

Cotton futures turn nervous after census ginning data

New York traders reacted to a census report showing 9,859,277 bales ginned in 1903 through January 16, 1904 with 30,171 active ginneries. Prices opened 10 to 13 points higher, zigzagging as March advanced and May July rose, then dropped sharply before a partial rebound.

New York Census Bureau Washington

Buchanan is Home. United States minister returns questionably

New York Feb. W I Buchanan United States minister to Panama arrived today from Colon He said he probably will not return to Panama as representative of this country American fashion plates are used in German tailor shops.

Buchanan New York W. I. Buchanan United States Panama Colon

Japanese Destroy Russian Fleet at Chemulpo Harbor

London February 10 Japanese confirmation from Tokyo reports the destruction at Chemulpo of the Russian first class cruiser Varing and third class cruiser Korietz after a flank assault and harbor engagement. Russians sought refuge on a French warship. Japanese losses are reported as none and minimal Russian damage. A Port Arthur dispatch notes further Japanese bombardment before withdrawal.

Port Arthur ii Vussiain Victor Che Foo Polatava Czarevitch Boyaim Japan Varing Koretz Chemulpo Viadivostok Togo Shikishima Yashima Iwate Mikasa Asahi Fuji Iwashima Kikashima Hatsusa Tatsuma Kamimura Idsumo Yakima Asama Foo Chow

Secretary Hay seeks European support on China amid Russo Japanese hostilities

Washington February 9 Secretary Hay has sent a note to several European powers asking if they will join in notifying Russia and Japan that during hostilities and afterward the neutrality and integrity of China must be recognized. Replies are awaited while Rear Admiral Evans is ordered to move a cruiser squadron to Chinese waters to observe naval operations with the battleship squadron kept in Philippine waters during the conflict.

Daily Telegraph Russia the Times Japan Hay China Fiials The Times Che Foo

Stable Employes Strike for Higher Wages in Chicago

Four hundred members of the Stable Employes union at the stock yards struck today seeking a wage rise from 45 to 55 dollars a month. The strike is said to pose little risk of spreading to other trades.

Chicago Heb

Britain notes Japains seizing sea command at Port Arthur

London dispatches report British papers deem Viceroy Alexieff’s dispatches understated about Japanese fleet damage and momentum. Che Foo account describes the battle near Port Arthur with torpedoes, ships beached, and Japanese cruisers and battleships maneuvering against Russian forces led by Vice Admiral Togo.

London Alexieff Japan Che Foo Columbia Port Arthur Danny Foo Chow

Nominations Sent After Appropriation Bill Passage

Washington February 9 the senate passed the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill without debate. The president sent to the senate nominations for naval officer of customs Thomas W Jamieson Chicago and surveyor of customs Jonah M Lanahan part of Dyougue.

Washington Senate Thomas W. Jamiessu Chicago Jona M. Lanehan Dyougue

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