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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
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Fragmentary dialogue shows Mr. tardiett and Mr. Yaddberry discussing a witness for a steel corporation and a committee. The exchange hints at scheduling and the witness presence, with interruptions and references to readiness for testimony.
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A rising monarchist movement aims to restore Manuel II to the throne and topple the republic. Portu gal garrisons including Chaves revolt, killing its commander as republican authorities rush troops to quell the unrest.
Pierre S D The state law department announces a June distribution of income to the states schools totaling about $550,000 the largest sum ever sent out in a single distribution since statehood The funds will be allocated among districts by school population and are expected to ease local levies in many districts across the state.
In Reno Nevada Dr J Larue Robinson completed a rare operation on a young Morgatt Park Illinois woman who had nose bones eaten away by disease. A rib segment was carved to fit the nasal bones and healing is complete with a perfectly restored nose. It is cited as a marvel in surgical history with one other similar prior case in New York City.
Henry Brown of Yankton died in his bed during the night after a long frontier life. He first arrived in the Dakota country in 1855 with the regular army and helped build Kort Randall. Brown returned to Yankton in 1862 and lived there until his death found by Officer To Hickey. The coroner's jury found his death due to natural causes. he leaves a son.
The article notes a five figure total for autos with the state reaching and surpassing the ten thousand registration threshold. It includes scattered references to Pierre and Clark and mentions owners and issuance timing. The OCR text is fragmentary but centers on rising registrations and five figure counts.
The Postal Telegraph Company announced it will enter the telephone field and use trunk telegraph lines for telephone messages between Salt Lake City Reno and San Francisco. New two line system cost $2,000,000 with heavy wires and automatic instruments planned from Salt Lake to Spokane, Billings and Great Falls. The move targets Western Union, as Bell signals consolidate intermountain West by buying Independent Tele Dhorle Company of Utah and raising rates.
A poem published in Glasgow News praises Ellery and his band ahead of a Mitchells corn palace appearance next fall. It likens their music to Sousa and admires the performer's voice and stage presence, noting the entertainers’ charm and the readers’ growing admiration.
Pierre South Dakota officials in the dry Northwestern region request more time on final proof and permission for leaves of absence for homesteaders to keep their claims. Without relief, many homesteaders may have to abandon their claims.
Aberdeen South Dakota German Lutheran churches held a conference with about thirty ministers. A jubilee service marked the fortieth anniversary of Rev Peter Graff of James South Dakota ordained July 16 1871 at August Missouri. He received a gold watch after a sermon from Ephesians 3 8.
James D Elliott was sworn in as judge of the United States court for South Dakota at 9:30 yesterday morning in Sioux Falls. The oath was given by Judge John E B Carland, temporarily here from the court of commerce, and the ceremony drew nearly the entire local bar and many residents.
The crew’s remains and artifacts from the battleship are being recovered near the coffer dam in Havana. Workers uncovered bones from a foot and forearms, a paperback novel, binoculars, coats, a water barrel, and porcelain utensils, while plates and dinnerware identified as captain and wardroom issues were found in the officers quarters. The recovery continues as floodwaters recede and more debris is exposed.
The Eighteenth Annual Campmeeting of the South Dakota Holiness Association opens June 22 near Mitchell at Holiness Park. Rev. Joseph E. Norvell presides, Rev. Charles F. Weigele evangelizes, with a broad slate of workers and a large choir. Attendance expected from across the state. housing and tents available. bring bedding. Also note a Washington report on a Sabath resolution about coronation participation by heiresses.
Cyrus H. Mc Connick told a Senate committee that Edward Hines sought 100000 for Lorimer’s election and tried to obtain 10000 from International Harvester as part of the slush fund. The testimony is cited as the most significant so far in the bribery probe.
A sermon cites Micah 6 8 on justice mercy and humility. It argues true justice begins in thought and heart and that mercy must be freely given, noting lynchings and mob vengeance as contradictions to mercy. It warns pride harms humble walking with God and recalls Paul’s weakness as a reminder of humility. London
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