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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
3
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Reading fragments show a local government dispute over energy policy with references to Gore and certain civic groups. The notes mention proposals, committee reviews, and public interest concerns guiding a future vote or decision.
Waynesburg Pa December 19.Bank Farmers and Drovers National Bank failed last Wednesday causing heavy local hardship. Cashier B T Rinehart was arrested in Pittsburg for falsifying reports to the comptroller of the currency. Discrepancies around 950000 trigger fears of holiday losses. depositors urged not to panic as personal assets reportedly exceed one million dollars. U S District Attorney announced federal inquiry with Washington awaiting help to determine causes and potential further arrests.
Paco Wash December 19 Thompson, an attorney, told the Pars that his son Chester Kieippyon stands trial for murder of Judge Jamery. He claimed a taint of mania runs in the family and said his brother Phoinas has been insane all life and unable to read or write. He described Maurice, a man of splendid intellect and literary talent, author of Alles of Old Vincennes, as a sufferer from insanity for two years. Willam H.
Dec. 10 reports say Chicago railroads surge to clear yards as a probe looms. Courts of Kansas City count 3,000 empty freight cars idle due to engine shortages, with 1,000+ loaded cars stalled. Sedalia 261 empty, Springfield 379, Topeka 399, Wichita 200, Hutchinson 50.
Minneapolis December 19. Officials deny a car shortage and say Burlington lines have no general congestion. President Pennington of Minneapolis claims limited brakes on shipments are due to winter conditions and prior orders, while President Harris says they will fulfill requests and support service.
The sixty third foot regiment soldiers found a sleeping baby beside a sentry post on Sunday morning. A note pinned to the infant’s clothing pleaded for someone to care for Jacques whom the soldier’s community promptly adopted. Jacques will wear a regimentals suit once he grows larger as the men arrange shifts to care for him.
President Roosevelt urges Congress to repeal the timber and stone act and amend the desert land act to curb land speculation. He orders interior checks to halt patents until land use verified, and calls for more special agents. Railroads may exchange timber holdings within forest reserves after deeding lands to the government.
Vienna report says Major Pfleger, a pioneer, and his wife were found dead in their room. A note claimed they planned suicide after the major failed to secure a post, with the wife said to have shot herself and the husband to follow with the same revolver.
A Parisian or American chorus member for the musical Nellie Nell arrives in London. The group, including a standout, performs on board the Campania and sells kisses at sixpence each while aiming to boost the show and perhaps win favor with local lords.
Minneapolis dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission moving to end the fuel crisis in North Dakota Minnesota and nearby areas. James S Harlan and Franklin SK Lane lead inquiries with Lane promising relief within twenty four hours by rushing coal while freight delays from hot boxes and slow car movements are blamed on multiple factors.
New York December details reveal the Northern Pacific Railway proposes raising capital from 155 million to 250 million dollars. A special stockholders meeting on January 7 will authorize the proposal with rights to subscribe 93 million of new stock in proportion to current holdings for shareholders of record December 2. Immediate issue of 84 million of new stock and 7 percent interest on payments outlined, similar to Great Northern arrangement.
Topeka Dec 19 Governor Hoch endorses establishing a state press agent and an advertising agent under the secretary of the board of agriculture to be funded in his forthcoming message.
Honolulu dispatch details alleged orders to rush two regiments to Hawaii amid reported plans by the Mikado to seize Tanai island, private property near Honolulu, with a court injunction halting sale to a syndicate tied to Japan. Washington denies troop orders while diplomacy circles discuss potential conflict with Japan and American war plans.
Chicago December 16 testimony before Judge Windes in a divorce suit for separate maintenance by Mrs Clara Curlstety, Mrs Florence Gristians described a scene at a North Avenue tailor shop where a man claimed warm heart while his hands were cold. The trial revealed remarks about marriage and affection as several witnesses testified.
A fragmentary report notes Cary and a commander named Robert ie Chang leading fifty men and a dinner given by Me JRE TA Dopor of the explorers. The text mentions a north pole project, a dance, and a slip by a named group, with cryptic references to objectives and attendees.
Dorothy chides George for under the mistletoe as he playfully plans a later kiss. The exchange features light banter and a festive mood between the two characters.
A cold blooded man jokes about Christmas ending to buy needed items without overstock from gifts. A woman notes a former suitor Mr Youngman gave her a camera for Christmas and she plans to retouch an old negative, revealing private motives and social dynamics.
A novel irrigation process uses the prickly pear Opuntia vulgaris to store water. A ditch around the tree foot is filled with cut pulp and earth to create a water reservoir that gradually nourishes vegetation during drought. Professor Cusmano notes four months of drought left pulp fresh and foliage healthy.
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