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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
2
A long, jumbled set of clipped items, letters, and anecdotes references figures like James Ti. Reynolds and Senator Spooner. It mentions Whig era politics, a Treasury aide, and a mix of antiquated science and travel trivia. The text blends quotes, curiosities, and social notes with scattered names and places.
A jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case against William Gakesread and related defendants. The defense argued a plea of self defense while prosecutors alleged premeditation in the fatal shooting. The trial drew heavy local attention, with witnesses recalling the confrontation last week and the ensuing court proceedings.
In a quiet Masonie parlor the reunion’s games revived a checkerboard contest tied to memories from 1914. Hopkins, now 70, led a board battle that stirred deep local sentiment as players recalled past challenges and the war era’s echoes amid a tense, nostalgic afternoon.
John Harrington a wealthy Elk Point farmer died after an alcohol induced frenzy. Daniel Harrington found him in an orchard near the yard with facial bruises and bleeding from the mouth and ears. The coroner and county officials held an inquest and ruled the death the result of intoxication and injuries from barbed wire contact. Harrington, unmarried, left brothers Daniel Foxl Maurice Curley and sisters in Bees point with the funeral to be held at the Catholic church tomorrow.
In Midland and adjacent areas a growing unease arises as Standard Oil workers, including older settlers, are accused of homestead land violations between Pierre and a city. Local residents blame drilling activity for displacing homestead laws and tension rises amid ongoing migration of company employees into the region.
The notice outlines a forthcoming event titled Annus Encamp Mantreia 3 V and lists dates from July 2 to 1. It mentions preparation activities for Jean-Hupmon of Taka Maillgon and references lessons, venues, and seating arrangements at seeitipaent 44. The fragmented text notes attendance by Danlvile of Fiste and indicates a political or civic context with a forthcoming gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local battle against a beetle plague in the Black Hills. The text mentions efforts, personnel, and possible dates but details are unreadable. No clear events or names are discernible.
Fragmentary notes mention a river and a Lakers reference with unclear context. The readable bits point to the Jim River vicinity and unresolved party inquiries, but the overall meaning remains obscure.
Ar noenix, wife of a settler in western South Dakota, heard her 5 year old cry as a rattlesnake bit his arm. She used a bag to press the wound and sucked out the venom, likely saving the boy's life. The plains report heightened rattlesnake activity with one death so far this season.
June 26 Sioux Falls surgeons will try to locate a bullet lodged near a boy Crville Norris's spine following a neck wound. The 3 month old case has left him paralyzed from the hips down and in critical condition. His mother, from a poor background, stays at his bedside as doctors plan extraction if the bullet can be found.
Agnes Polreis, a 14 year old maid, died after alleged brutal abuse by Mrs Emme Kauffman. A furious mob gathered outside the court as bail was denied and police protection was promised. Crowds threatened further violence while officials moved to transport the defendant to jail for protection.
A June New York meeting at Beth Hamedresh Norfolk Street heard President Roosevelt’s telegram condemning Jewish persecutions in Russia. Rabbis and speakers urged diplomatic action and immigration policy to aid victims, with Theodore Roosevelt pledging to discuss the matter with Secretary Root and seeking refuge for those fleeing massacre in Russia.
London reports Melba sonorous soprano Melba Loges advised to rest for five months after a breakdown. Doctors order absolute rest and a career hiatus as her throat and nerves require cure, with managers urging retreat to quiet rehearsals and careful recovery.
June 26 Teadwood South Dakota reports a meat packing house scandal triggers estimated 20 percent drop in cattle trade this season. Stockmen blame administration for new inspection fees and market decline while large dealers face losses and some firms go under. Farmers fear lower prices and fewer buyers as demand falls domestically and abroad.
A June page from Lead South Dakota recounts the Black Hilus Pioneers annual picnic with Deadwood Die and Maule among the dignitaries, a frayed U S flag as trophy, and 150 members amid cold rain. The piece also notes a Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors reunion scheduled for Hot Springs on June 26 and 27 with Judge Nett presiding and Captain Gardiner as toastmaster.
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