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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
9
The article describes General Kuroki's tour of the United States. It notes welcoming crowds along his train routes and suggests the trip aims to educate Americans about Japan should war arise. The piece references Jamestown and broader public interest in the general's visit.
The bishop insists he will publish all names attached to the referendum petition on divorce in South Dakota. He urges signatories seeking removal to notify Secretary of State Wipf immediately. The bishop opposes the divorce industry and aims to restrict divorce decrees within the state despite easier access in neighboring states.
Pettigrew, in a Washington interview, claims Roosevelt is planning a third term. He asserts the ex-president is sincere, but accuses Roosevelt of insincerity about his goals. The piece suggests Pettigrew’s words will not sway public opinion about the third term issue.
The case against labor agitators Moyer Haywood and Pettibone over Governor Steunenberg’s death via a gate bombing will draw western attention this summer. Harry Orchard’s confession implicates the trio as the state deploys troops to counter possible mining unrest.
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes that bill boards dominate public view and are taxed differently by city policy. It argues residents should be discouraged from using property as eyesores while praising fine houses for residence and building purposes.
The piece describes St. Thomas women coaling ships at night in single file, each carrying sixty pounds of coal on her head. Hundreds work in a ritual chant and firefly dance, forming a dramatic, ongoing scene of labor as ships coal at multiple wharves.
The Minneapolis Journal reports an army court martial found that borrowing money and failing to repay is conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The ruling implies the standard applies to all ranks under military law.
The government treasury added five million dollars to its surplus last month, reaching above fifty six million for the current fiscal year. This rise reflects ongoing business prosperity and unprecedented importations of dutiable goods compared with the corresponding period of last year.
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