Naval Battle Ends Japanese Victory in Major Clash
Japanese forces vanquished the Russian fleet in a brutal two day engagement with Admiral Rozhesvensky’s and Nebogatoff’s ships crushed or captured. Six battleships and several cruisers sunk, three battleships and multiple escorts taken. roughly 7,000 to 9,000 killed or missing, with about 4,000 prisoners.
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Nebogatoff
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Indians Hold Pow Wow Over Miney to Minors
Inspector McLaughlin arrived from Washington to Sissetun Indian Agency to hear Indians and relay their wishes on the $100,000 payment to minors under 18. Indians urged payment to settle debts. Major Jackson defended the department order. McLaughlin later said he would recommend paying the entire $100,000 to the Indians.
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Living Monument to Dr Miles Heart Cure Declares Lives Saved
A testimonial from Miles Medical Co touts the Heart Cure as saving many lives from heart disease. Letters claim dramatic recoveries and gratitude, with endorsements from patients like BON of Lebanon Democrat in Nashville, Tennessee. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and notes sales from Elkhart Indiana.
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The New State Capitol Building Proposal
A cut of the proposed new state capitol for Pierre follows an act passed at the recent legislature session. Modeled after the Montana capitol, plans by a Minneapolis firm aim for midmonth completion and bids for contracts thereafter. The building measures 281 feet long, two stories with a high basement, and a tower reaching 165 feet. Only the east wing will be finished now, with full plans for completion. Foundations will use Missouri bluff stones and South Dakota materials where feasible.
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Minneapolis
Memorial Day Observance in Sisseton Honoring the Dead
Memorial Day activities in Sisseton featured a bright parade from Second Avenue to the cemetery led by the Sisseton band, with the MW.A Troop DP and school groups, culminating in wreaths and bouquets laid on soldiers’ graves. A large 2 pm crowd attended at the opera house for recitations, songs, and a Woodman salute, praised as a highly impressive day though heat caused some near fainting among children.
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Opera
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Henry Schneidereit
Roap
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