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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1903

Page

11

Russia Tightens Hold in Manchuria and Roosevelt Visit

The piece argues Russia deepens control of Manchuria despite open door assurances and cautions against US efforts to preserve free trade in China. It also covers Rev A C Shepherd accusing state college professors, and Roosevelt’s intervention in Butte for welcoming him on a Yellowstone Park visit.

Omaha Bee China Manchuria United States Russia Canton A. CG. Shepherd Methodist Church Butte Montana Roosevelt Yellowstone Park

Referendum mood in South Dakota shows weak opposition

The Aberdeen referendum meeting failed with only ten attendees all from Aberdeen, yet observers say the silence of other South Dakotans implies broad approval of the recent legislature’s work. The Sioux City Journal notes the referendum offers a pathway to undo laws but finds support for the legislature's record in the state.

Aberdeen Sioux City Journal South Dakota

Sioux City Ten Years Ago Placed Under Hardship

The Sioux City Tribune recounts the Union Loan and Trust Co. failure a decade ago as a stern test faced by Sioux City, noted by A S Garretson T D Gere T A Black and E IH Wubbard. The piece recalls hard work that rebuilt the city, now ahead in stature and resolve, with South Dakota observers acknowledging its recovery.

Sioux City Tribune A. S. Garretson T. D. Gere T. A. Black E. IH. Wubbard Sioux City Union Loan and Trust Co South Dakota

Ex Minneapolis Mayor Ames Faces Multi-Count Trial

Former Minneapolis mayor Dr. Albert Alonzo Ames stands trial on ten counts including conspiracy extortion and bribery. Once elusive before the bar he now faces detectives and police who may reveal details as witnesses testify. Ames served three terms as mayor and disputes the charges hoping for acquittal.

Albert Alonzo Ames Exmayor Minneapolis Ames Bar of Justice

Aberdeen’s new beautification society promotes city greenery

Aberdeen forms a distinct society to beautify the city by planting trees and shrubs. The group argues the initiative will make Aberdeen more attractive in the years ahead and offers a model for other communities seeking civic improvement.

Aberdeen

Carnegie Gives $600000 to Tuskegee Institute Leader

Andrew Carnegie donates six hundred thousand dollars to the Tuskegee Institute in the south to aid Booker T. Washington and the institution for negro education. The gift includes funds for Washington and his wife during their lifetimes.

Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institute South Andrew Carnegie

Canova Suffered Devastating Tuesday Fire Loss

The town of Canova faced over 20000 dollars in Tuesday losses including the Canova Herald owned by Editor McCaffree. The note offers sympathy and hopes he will rebuild and continue the paper.

Canova

Miles Attacks U S Troops in Philippines

Gen Miles complains of American soldiers atrocities in the Philippines likening them to Weyler. His charges, we are told, should be taken with a barrel of salt.

Miles Philippines Weyler

Using Allen's Foot Ease for sore feet

Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to cure corns bunions and painful hot swollen feet available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.

Allen

Circuit Court Opens Spring Term With 19 Civil Cases

The spring circuit court session began Tuesday under a new law, with 19 civil cases on the calendar. Seven slated for jury, five for court. several dismissed or continued. Notable criminal matters include Sved Stevens facing retrial after a supreme court decision, with a continuance granted for a key witness. Minard trunks theft led to bond forfeiture. Early cases included Geo Summers vs Albert Wocknitz over rent for a 16 month well drilling outfit at $10 monthly.

Smith S'ved. L. Stevens Plankinton Stevens Plankinton Bank Supreme Court Fellows Mr. Stvens Preston & Hannett Aurora County Dave Minard Minard J. P. Bradley W. D. Sanford

Jury Deliberations End with Hung Verdict in Summers Wocknitz Case

Civil case of Geo Summers v Wocknitz ends without verdict after jurors report inability to agree. Judge Smith issues instructions before deliberations resume. Burglary in third degree case against George Yorty set for trial after civil matters. Irwin sues Williams Seaman and Ellis for 1420 in land sale commission. Jury selection under way as afternoon session begins.

Geo. Summers Albert Wocknitz Circuit Court Smith Peter Hogstadt Elton McKinley W. S. Snyder Martin Christopher Clarence Warfield L. J. Byrne Josh Gillfilan Frank Shepherd Henry Bugbee John Frink J. E. Bramwell Francis Maguire George Yorty Yorty J. H. Irwin W. T. Williams I. W. Seaman J. E. Ellis Preston & Hannett A. KE. Hitchcock Mr. Irwin Brule Aurora

Irwin Case Dropped in Circuit Court

The case of J H Irwin against I W Seaman W T Williams and J F Ellis to recover a land sale commission was dismissed without prejudice after evidence neared completion. Attorneys for both sides agreed to dismissal as they planned future suits for a larger sum. The docket then moved to John Peeper vs Pat Crampton over about ten dollars for a carpenter contract.

J. H. Irwin I. W. Seaman W.T. Williams Circuit Court Preston & Hannett Messrs. Hitchcock Williams Mr. Hannett John Peeper Pat Crampton Peeper A. E. Hitchcock Preston& Hannett Crampton

Elocution Contest Delights Half‑Full Methodist Church

The High School Alumni benefit event drew a half‑full crowd due to bad weather. Winners were Walter A. Seaman first and Waunlla Ferris second, with judges E J Quigley Eliza Hall and Mary Windle.

Methodist Perle Richards Mosko Burton Tanner Jessie Walrath Pearl Wilcox the Tay Merle Tillotson Miss ‘Tillotson Kratz and Briggs Ruth Youngman E. J. Quigely Eliza Hall Mary Windle Leavinger Walter A. Seaman Waunlla Ferris Elsner

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Mitchell Asday Ferry's Baw M. Ferry & Co Detroit Mich Judge Smith Summers-Wocknitz Fin Irwin Case Walter Seaman Miss Waunlla Terris Becker Tiger Goods Gosche M. H. Gosche Noble
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