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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1905

Page

9

Two Grand Capitol Office Blocks Draw Blowback

The New York Post correspondent reports two massive buildings rising near the capitol. One will house House members while the other serves senators, costing several million dollars each. Critics warn the offices will waste public money and fail to improve access to sessions.

Capitol New York Post House of Representatives House Cannon Treasury Legislative Chamber Consular Service

Rumors of Great Northern Expansion in South Dakota

Rumors from Huron claim the Great Northern plans a direct southwest line to Chamberlain, with right of way secured and three active points in South Dakota at Aberdeen, Huron, and Yankton. The advance activity prompts speculation and mirrors Milwaukee Road’s recent rush to build north of Armour, indicating possible rapid developments.

Great Northern Railroad South Dakota Milwaukee Road Huron Chamberlain Great Northern Aberdeen Yankton

The Milwaukee Banker Who Lost His Fortune

The avarice of mankind knows no bounds in the tale of Bige low, a Milwaukee banker who stole a million and a half. Once trusted for honesty he speculated with bank funds and lost it all, nearly dooming the bank and wrecking others.

Bigelow Milwaukee

Carnegie plan to endow college professors fund

Andrew Carnegie signals a further move to distribute wealth by earmarking 10 million dollars for the benefit of college professors who have reached the age of usefulness. A committee will administer the fund.

Andrew Carnegie

Worthy Ones Investigated For Suber Committee Report

Fragmentary text notes an investigation to identify worthy individuals for a suber committee and mentions a reported total of 129 552 000 in benefactions attributed to Mr Caruuute.

Caruuute

Rail rail deliveries hint at northern line construction

The Pierre Dakotan reports North Western is shipping many carloads of rails toward the capital city. It suggests the rail movement implies a planned line extending south of that city, hinting at construction rather than unloading for other use.

Pierre Dakotan The Dakotan Nartinwsterg Io Cum

Milwaukee Road Officials Visit Chamberlain Project

Milwaukee road officials mobilized in the city as General Superintendent Underwood arrived by special train from Sioux City with Beardsley and Morrison. Others including Sewall Collins Loweth and Mason later joined. the group toured Chamberlain to inspect progress on the Milwaukee extension and survey lines across the river.

Milwaukee Road Sahursday Underwood Siouxity Beardsley Morrison Collins Sewall Minneapolis Loweth Mason Aberdeen Chamberlain Sioux City Mason Gooing Milwaukee

Officers Return East with Milwaukee Road Party

General Superintendent Under wood with Assistant General Superintendent Sewall Superintendent Caliips and others of the Milwaukee road party arrived Friday evening from Chamberlain on a special train. They spent the night in the city, walked the business district, viewed Omaha's new depot, visited the Widmann hotel, and inspected Milwaukee depot grounds. They departed Saturday on a special train.

Underwood Sewall Caliips Milwaukee Road Chamberlain City Omaha Widmann Hotel Milwaukee Depot

Movements at Chamberlain Progress on Milwaukee Extension

Incoming reports from Chamberlain indicate faster progress on the Milwaukee extension. A large steamboat has been chartered to transport rails and ties across the river so rail laying can begin as graders advance. The company will not wait for the pontoon bridge to finish before moving material. The boat can carry an engine and cars needed after rail laying starts, with completion of the bridge not expected until September.

Chamberlain Milwaukee Chberlain

Sioux City Talk Ties Cities Through Education Leaders

O W Coursey spoke in Sioux City closing the Y M C A lecture course with praise for cross city ties. He highlighted Dr W S Lewis and Dr Thomas Nicholson as two powerful educators, noting the Iowa and Cornell connections and recalls of former leaders like Dr W J Graham and Prof H K Kiatz and Miss Mary Windle's exchange in supervision and leadership.

O. W. Coursey Sioux City Gad W. S. Lewis Thonas Nicholson H. Kk. Kiatz Mary Windle

Secret of Youth and Beauty from Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a female tonic aiding health during the change from maidenhood. It touts vegetarian nutrition, claims long market success, cites a testimonial from Mrs. Julius Wehrly, and recommends Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.

Pierce M. D R. V. Pierce Buffalo

Sioux City Schools Benefit From Experienced Instructors

Among the able teachers named are Miss Jan nie Foster Miss Anba Hancbuti Miss June Connor Miss Blanche Van Deb Bogart and others. They set their training in the schools and are today sharing their ripened experience with Sioux City boys and girls.

Jannie Foster Anba Hancbuti June Connor Blanche van Deb Bogart Sioux City

Records Brought In For Rosebud Lands Office

Agents moved the Rosebud land records to the local office after the general land office order of removal. About 2 500 claims opened last July with 800 drawn in contest and not claimed. 400 to 500 quitclaims sold. extension to May 1. Gregory County News editor W W Waltman and C W Owen arrived for opening day.

Register Foster Chamberlain Express General Land Office Washington United States Land Office Bhonesteel W. W. Waltman Gregory County News Bonesteel C. W. Owen

Home Guardians Establish Law Department for Advisory Service

The Home Guardians create a law department to handle state and federal legal matters for members. Prominent attorneys will advise on general law business, estate administration, title abstracts, and real estate clearances, with focus on collections of 350 and over. The department aims to serve members statewide and enhance city patronage.

Home Guardians Supreme Secretary Attoneys Home Guardian Mitchbell

Old Resident Dead at Sioux City in 1920s

James Whealone Petherd formerly of Ireland dies in Sioux City after three year illness from kidney trouble. Survived by wife Elizabeth Mc Carroll and children James Cornelius Frank Steve Rose Kate Mary. several sons died in railroading. Funeral at St. Joseph's Church.

Janes Liavissaa Sioux City Siioun City Wiseu Janes Wheale Petherd List HS Lown Street Thaovel Cmu Whealon J. S. Wyn Steve Whealon Lon Strail Inisdinjond County Clare Ireland Bugle Grove Town North- Western Joseph Charter Oak Milwaukee James Cornelius Omaha Frank Great Western Steve The Rose Dunn J. S. Dunn

Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills End Digestive Troubles

Digestive distress from overwork or worry is blamed on brain stomach nerves. Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills are advertised as restoring regular digestion, with a testimonial from Mrs James H Pilus of Warren PA praising relief after five years of poor digestion and dizziness. 40 cents a box or from Scallin Bros Mitchell and Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.

Nature A. W. Chase James H.pilus Clinton Street Warren, Pa W. A. Chase A.W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y M. D

Fragmented Latin aphorism echoes ancient precepts

A garbled aged OCR text quotes Pliny the Elder on seasons and precepts, mentioning civic order and enduring truths. The fragmentary lines reference perpetual virtues and the idea that certain opportunities or seasons cannot be wasted.

Cheerful Widow and Future Husband Talk Wedding Trip Costs

Dialogue shows a cheerful widow and a future husband discussing a wedding trip. The husband warns the trip will deplete his savings, while the widow downplays the concern noting such trips occur only in two or three years.

Anger and Forgiveness As Defining Human Traits

A brief quotation contrasts anger that surfaces openly with anger kept hidden, noting the effect on forgiveness and revenge. The line reflects Victorian moral perspective on emotion and restraint.

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