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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
7
The president uses a direct cable to contact Emperor William about the Russia Japan peace effort. He seeks faster government action and plans to form a five member committee to remove red tape and speed up dispatch of matters. The move marks a shift from century old methods toward business like government procedures.
The Baltimore American comments on Washington chosen as the site for ratifying peace. It likens the dove and olive branch under the US eagle to a striking protective image, praising the eagle’s defense of the dove.
In Russia Christians outside the Orthodox church face persecution while the pope formally thanks the aikado for protection and liberty granted to Catholic missionaries in its dominions. The remark highlights religious tensions across regions and the treatment of non orthodox Christians.
A Philadelphia Record extract argues railroads will civilize the Philippines by linking the islands and uplifting the Visayans Igorrotes and other groups. It cautions that failing to win native response may force surrender to anti imperialists.
The Japanese minister of finance plans to leave about 60 million of the 75 million dollars Americans paid for wartime bonds in New York banks. The funds will be used to buy goods in the United States. The move aims to secure amiable relations and reduce the risk of a military collision.
A Chicago Chronicle note questions the logic of branding a woman as crazy for wanting to live in the White House. It argues many men and women have lived there without such accusations, suggesting the sanity claim rests on unchecked biases rather than fact.
The Department of Justice has secured the contract between the Tobacco trust and Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain, showing a no competition pact. The trust secretary has been held in contempt for refusing to produce it. The trust may attack constitutional validity, but the law has been applied too often to be struck down.
Cleveland Plain Dealer laments a court injunction that blocks firing by the National League president, stripping league authorities of a key punishment tool and effectively fostering dirty play against the sport’s standards.
The article notes a shift from discounting regular commercial paper to funding speculative enterprises in response to demand. It argues this approach can benefit general business and individuals but acknowledges higher profits bring greater risks, which should be managed by integrity and ability in bankers and by strong governmental examination and control.
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a root cure for nervous headaches. It cites Mrs John Fall of Toronto Ohio praising reduced pain and restored vigor after using the pills. Sold at 50 cents a box with Dr A W Chase M D signature on each package. Mitchell S D dealer Scalin Bros carries them.
Chamberlain residents plan a public celebration with a big program of sports. An announcement will soon reveal plans for an ambitious railroad bridge project and railroad construction progress. Mitchell's baseball club may travel to participate in a match game.
Mrs C D Tousley of this city and her brother Howard Ganson aged 18 were separated from two sisters when placed in the Sioux Falls Children's Home and lost for eight years. The younger sister has been found in Sisseton with G W Mosher of the Sisseton News. Letters from Mosher and the sister arrived and arrangements will reunite the three children soon, promising happiness for the Tousley household.
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