Debate in Senate Shows Clash Over Limits on Talking
Hartford Courant notes a friction among senators on debate rules. Connecticut’s senior senator defends deliberation while supporting a stop to filibuster by a majority. Texas Senator Bailey warns against rigid obstruction undermining eight nine colleagues and public will.
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Hartford Courant
Senate
Washington
Connecticut
Bailey
Texas
Blackburn
Kentucky
Spooner
Wisconsin
War reports and the Mukden losses in press opinion
The Springfield Republican argues that Japanese war reports on Mukden and enemy losses may be colored to sway foreign opinion. It notes European response, cites Japanese concealment of naval losses, and recalls Sherman’s quip that “We were all liars in those days” to explain uncertain casualty tallies.
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Springfield
Mukden
Europe
France
Sherman
War Department
Washington
Russian Army Faces Task Under Linovitch
The piece notes General Linovitch takes command after Kuropatkin to lead a disorganized army against the Japs. It argues strategy may replace fighting but shows little success so far, citing heavy Russian losses and suggesting the Czar heed advisers like M. Witte for better judgment.
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Kuropatkin
Linovitch
Kuropiatkin
Russia
M. Witte
Rockefeller Gift Protest Sparks Clergy Stand
A Boston area group of Congregational ministers urge the foreign board of missions to refuse a $100,000 Rockefeller donation. They cite widespread indictments of Standard Oil methods as immoral and socially destructive and warn the board against accepting honors tied to the donor. They even suggest returning the money if already accepted.
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Rockefeller
Boston
New England
Foreign Board of Missions
Standard Oil Co
Congregational
The Critical Periods in a Woman’s Life
The article discusses two pivotal life stages for women the transition from childhood to womanhood and later the cessation of pelvic organ function. it frames these periods as natural experiences marking feminine development and aging.
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Promote Nerve and Bodily Strength
Testimonial from Mrs J Kia Rowland of Buffalo New York praising Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for relief during change of life and early female health issues. She reports improved nerves vitality mood and energy and notes the medicine helped her daughter through adolescence. Sold 50 cents a box by druggists and Scallon Bros in Mitchell.
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A. Www. Chase
Kia Rowland
Pearl St
Buffalo
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
N. Y
M. D
Scallin Bros
Mitchel
Clate Tinan’s Morality Claim Meets Robin Debate
The Kimball Graphic editor Clare Tinan, known for moral crusades, enters a robin controversy sparked by John Longstaff. The piece mocks Clate’s claim that robins stay all winter, suggesting his statements should be taken with a grain of salt and placed on the robin’s tail.
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Clare Tinan
Kimball Graphic
Clate
John Longstaff
Huron
Missouri settles deadlock with Warner for U S Senate
After a prolonged session Missouri finally elected William Warner of Kansas City to the United States Senate to fill the Cockrell vacancy. Neidringhaus withdrew after a drawn out fight, and on the session’s final day Warner won Republican support, delivering the party its first senate victory in years.
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Missouri
William Warner
Kansas City
United Senate
Cockrell
Neidringhaus
Warner
Republcan Party
Senate
Washington
Adelphians and Athenians Host Evening of Music and Banquet
University notes describe the Adelphians and their new sister society the Athenians presenting a ball with a literary and musical program in the chapel on Monday. Supper followed in the chemistry room. The Adelphians’ reception of the sisters impressed the writer. Tuesday features the Zappas and friends honoring Walter Seaman’s birth with outlandish attire and a wild, memorable supper of playful revelry.
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Adelphians
Zappas
Walter Seaman
Beef trust agents flee to Europe before Chicago trial
Commissioner Garfield questioned the beef trust profits but it seems four trust agents fled to Europe after being subpoenaed for the Chicago trial. The case, set for an early date, may reveal further details Garfield did not disclose.
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Garfield
Beef Trust
Trust
Chicago
Bethea
Europe
Death of An Old Soldier
A. Jeannette, an elderly veteran who served four years in the Civil War and five years in the regular army, is buried in Graceland cemetery after dying Sunday night at 7 30. The funeral was conducted by the G A R and the burial was by the county amid the couple's impoverished condition.
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A. Jeannette
Graceland Cemetery
Ft. Porter
New York
Jeannette
Larrabee
Farriers Plot Electric Line From Vermillion to Sioux City
Report notes a plan to build an electric line from Vermillion to Sioux City with assistance from Sioux City. The concept gains traction as electric lines expand in Iowa and the eastern states, with discussion extending to South Dakota and the southern regions.
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Vermillion Way
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
An Appeal to Drinking Men About Orrine Cure
An advertisement claims Orrine No 1 in powder form and Orrine No 2 in pill form permanently cure the drink habit. It promises secrecy, no need for sanitarium treatment, no nausea, and improved sleep and digestion. The notice urges readers to request a free booklet from the Orrine Company in Washington, D. C., via J. H. Ferris, Druggist.
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Earth
Washington
Orrine Comany, Inc
Washington, D. C
Orrine
J. H. Ferris
Aldrich Named as Schools Superintendent Candidate
The Sioux Falls Press reports I D Aldrich editor of the Big Stone Headlight and secretary of the board of regents may succeed G W Nash as superintendent of schools. Aldrich says Governor Elrod has not informed him of any appointment and he will proceed with his garden plans in the meantime.
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Sioux Falls
I. D. Aldrich
Big Stone Headlight
Board of Regents
G. W. Nash
Mr. Aldrich
Elrod
Mr. Nash
Market report from Edwards, Wood & Co. St. Paul
Daily market summary shows Minneapolis and Chicago wheat corn and oats prices with May and July futures, cash wheat values for Minneapolis, Northwestern receipts for Duluth and Minneapolis, and Sioux City stock receipts with cattle hogs and tonnage. Cattle and hog market tones vary by region with prices noted for Chicago and Omaha items.
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Edwards, Wood & Co
St. Paul
Beckwith
Mitchell, S. D
Minneapolis
Chicago
Sioux City
Markets in Mitchell Grain Prices Today
Prices paid for grain in Mitchell today as reported by the Truax and Betts Elevator Company. The list details current bids and values for various grains, reflecting local trading activity.
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Mitchell
Truax & Betts
Specials Worth Looking After at Korn & Co
Polar grabn hand bags offered at 65 cents, down from 1.00, with 50 cent values at 30 cents. A short sale includes towels in linen filled duck Turkish bath cotton blends. Regular 20 cent values reduced to 2 for 25 cents.
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Polar Grabn
Carlson and Sobrt Vow in Prosper Township Home
A. Fred Carlson and Miss Lana Sobrt wed Wednesday evening at the Sobrt home in Prosper township six miles south of town. Rev. H. S. Wilkinson officiated before about 50 guests. A generous repast followed. the couple received many gifts including a $100 check from Carlson’s parents. They plan to reside on the Brown farm in Prosper.
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A. Fred Carlson
Lana Sobrt
N. A. Sobrt
Prosper
H.S. Wilkinson
Brown Farm
Notice for Bids on Dry Run Truss Bridge Project
Bids are invited to build a 28 foot long 16 ton roadway truss bridge across Dry Run between sections 9 and 10 in Badger township. Bids open April 4, 1905. Plans are on file at the county auditor's office. Dated March 8, 1905.
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Dry Run
Badger Township
County Auditor’s Office
Assessors Meeting for Davison County 1905
Davison county assessors will meet at the County Auditor's office on Tuesday forenoon April 4 1905 to confer with County Commissioners on the 1905 assessment. Dated March 21 1905. O D Stearns County Auditor.
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Davison County
O. D. Stearns
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Joe San
Mens’ and Boys
Tcressie
Chas. Ferguson
Absarddr
University Notes
Omaha
Rene Neene
Korn & Co
Opera House
MR. James K. Hackett
Nannette
Comstock
America
Winston Churchill
Prosper Township
Assessors’ Meeting
The
Mitchell Steam Laundry
John Hagge
J. A. Reed’s
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