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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
11
Treasury’s August surplus proves fiscal gains for 1906
The Nation’s finances note that the August statement shows a surplus near 50 million with a 38 million surplus in August 1906, contrasting 1905's deficit. Customs—July and August receipts rose to 55 million, internal revenue up 3.3 million, while overall expenditures declined by 1.1 million, underscoring prudent registration and growing treasury reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York ‘Tribune
Treasury
Democratic Congressional Committee
Firty Ninth Congress
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Congress
Central Pacific Railroad
Questioning Editor Bowen's party stance at Sioux Falls Press
The note questions Entor Bowen of the Sioux Falls Press being scheduled as a Republican caucus representative in Minnehaha county after taking the oath of allegiance. It asks whether the editor will switch the paper’s politics to Republican while editorials stay Democratic and the state ticket remains unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entor Bowen
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Bowen
Bryan Retreats on Government Ownership of Railroads on Southern Tour
As William J. Bryan travels south he grows less emphatic about government ownership of railroads, shifting from a strong, nationwide assertion in New York to a toned down private opinion in Chicago and later in St. Louis. The shift follows opposition from the Democratic party and a later clarification that he is not in favor of government ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Chicago
St. Louis
Cuba unrest and rail policy cited in political commentary
In a political column the writer argues Bryan will shift from government ownership of railroads as the southern campaign nears, saying the Democratic Party has soured on the idea. The piece notes Cuba unrest could prompt US intervention with naval pressure to stabilize Palma’s regime.
Bryan’s Rail Ownership Idea Fades in Campaign Language
The passage notes William J. Bryan never tied his government ownership stance to Australian inspiration and that the previous year the government faced an 82 million deficit in railroad dealings. It predicts further speech edits will push the proposal back in prominence as nomination season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Australia
Mr. Bryan
Bank Robbers Loot Underwood North Carolina
A daring dawn raid in Underwood North Carolina left two banks looted and several stores broken into. A crowd of citizens was held at bay as the desperadoes fled at 2 a m with no arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and Younger
Underwood
N. C
Death of General Trepolf Shocks Russian Court
General Trepolf, commander of the imperial palace in Russia, is dead and the public greets the news with relief. Terrorists claim he died by poison given by a palace cook won over to their cause, saying his removal would have allowed the czar to concede more to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trepolf
Imperial
Russia
Trepoff
Treasury Shaw Emulates Bryan Attacks Tariffs in Memphis
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw follows Bryan's southern tour with a tariff address in Memphis Tennessee. He criticizes trusts and tariff ideas and rejects government ownership of railroads, signaling Republican resolve to curb Bryan's nationwide campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Bryan
South
Memphis
Tenn
Republican Party
Huron State Fair Enjoys Broad Rural Interest
The Huron state fair drew wide attention for its strong display of agricultural products and cattle. The Huronite notes growing attendance and a better fair overall while urging greater southern state participation from Clay Union Yankton Bon Homme and neighboring counties to benefit all regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huror
Huron
Clay
Union
Yankton
Bon Homme
Sioux City
A Cat and Pigeon Form Unlikely Bond in Home Notes
A sculptor named Harvey kept two unlikely friends, a pigeon called Pidzie and a cat named Toddie. The pair shared meals, sleep, and play, and after Pidzie died Toddie mourned, refusing to eat or drink from their shared dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Pidzie
Pidgie
Trained Nurses Urged to Weigh Home Roles Carefully
Dr John J Tuller addressing the Chil dren's Homeopathic Hospital Training school graduates described the nurse family dynamics as vital. He urged nurses to act as scientific adjunts to doctors and to use kindness over dominance while honoring household obligations. He stressed persuasion can win over family opposition and cautioned against starting conflicts at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tuller
Children’s Homeopathic Hospital Training School
Dr. Tuller
Motors and Prices Make Rubber and Leather Soaring
A Springfield Republican summary notes the automobile boom lifts rubber and leather costs. Gasoline and upholstery demand rise as prices reach new highs, with hides jumping to 17.14 cents, surpassing Civil War peaks. The editorial laments potential shortages of rubbers boots and shoes while affirming the need for cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secord
Ttn
Springfield Republican
Frogs In a Fight in Harima Aftermath
In Ojimura Harima on June 24 a clash of frog factions began at 1 p m. By evening 4 000 frogs held the ditch against two invading corps of 3 000 each. The battle raged until 10 a m the next day leaving about 700 dead and 2 000 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojimura
Harima Prefecture
Japan Times
Leadville’s Major McGinnis and the Sky Rock
In Leadville a famed figure, Major Martin McGinnis, welcomed visitors with gold plate freedoms. French mining engineers touring California gulch admired the Rock of Wether, a meteorite that fell from the sky, sparking a clash over local ownership and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Leadville
Martin McGinnis
Herald-Democrat
Broadway Players Engage Cast for New Works
Frederic de Belleville to stage Cohan’s new play Popularity with Thomas W. Ross set to star this season. Edith Wryne Matthi saniton returns to America for a fall appearance. Charlotte Walker to play Constance Pinckney in On Parole for Louis Evan Shipman at the National theater Washington. Leonard Shepherd joins The New York Idea company led by Mrs. Fiske. Nella Webb debuts as Daisy in His Honor the Mayor at the New York theatre with songs encore. Charles B. Dillingham reports Fritzi Scheff’s London season and American stars headed there. English managers favor U.S. productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan
Harris
Frederic de Belleville
George M Cohan
Thomas W. Ross
Edith Wryne Matthison
America
England
Matthisan
Edward A. Braden
Charlotte Walker
Constance Pinckney
Louis Evan Shipman
National Theater
Washington
Harrison Grey Fiske
Leonard Shepherd
Mme
Bertha Kalich
Therese Baquin
Manhattan
Mrs. Fiske
Langdon Mitchell
Nella Webb
Daisy
New York Theatre
Mabel Hollins
Miss Webb
Charles B. Dillingham
London
Fritzi Scheff
New York
Fashionable London view of US tour 1824
The London fashionables Mr. Stanley Lord Derby’s grandson Wortley Denison and La bouchere nephew of Mr. Baring sailed for New York to tour the United States. The plan was mocked by west end society and widespread disappointment was predicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
John Whishaw
Stanley
Lord Derby
Messrs. Wortley
Denison
Labouchere
Baring
New York
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Palma
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H. D. Butterfield
Mitchell, South Dakota
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Ill
Scalling Bros
Stair
L. E. Stair
S. Main St
Mitchell, S. D
Icke
Western National Bank
Widmann
M. M. Doyles
E. Morris
John H. Creighton
O. E. Cassem
R. P. Loomis
E. J. Blain
I. W. Seaman
Ana
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
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