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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
12
Local observers note visits and arrivals including Mrs. G. H. Corse Jr of Shanghai and Mrs. Vandercook of Bismarck. New assessor Mark Harris begins duties while Mayor Hitchcock handles Vermilion matters. Also updates on travel, mining talks, and Round Table officers.
Washington May 4 The census office unofficially estimates the U S population will be 91 424 423 when enumerators report it This marks a gain of 15 121 036 since 1900 the largest ten year increase in the nation s history surpassing the 13 681 137 rise from 1890 to 1900
Tokyo reports a devastating blaze in Aomori starting at 2 PM yesterday. Hundreds killed with many injured or missing as ninety percent of the city lies in ruins and urgent aid appeals flood Japan.
Alfred H. Law editor of the New Era in Walden Colorado is dying and J Norman Davis is dead after a quarrel sparked by the newspaper’s charge that Davis tampered with the water system for profit. Davis shot Law and then killed himself.
King Haakon and Queen Maud welcomed Col. Roosevelt on arrival at noon. Crowds filled the streets as the visiting statesman passed by, generating unprecedented excitement and cheers in Christiana.
Property listings and advertisements for rentals sales and services across Minneapolis and nearby towns. Includes furnished rooms offices farms land and vehicle and business equipment with multiple street addresses and company names noted.
Washington May 4. Senate leaders forecast a thirty days debate on the Taft Elking railroad bill. The bill’s inclusion of physical valuation of railroads is expected to spark strong discussion. The measure is recommended by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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