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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
3
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In August 1870 at a French farm near Unton Ville a German soldier Frang Erchwitz wrestles with terror before a planned battle. After a late-night vigil and inner doubt he prays for home, drinks to dull fear, dreams of death, and awakens to renewed courage as reserves arrive and the unit prepares for combat. He leads the front in the ensuing engagement and no longer fears.
The narrator recounts a tangled Parisian scene where a mysterious, beautiful woman tests loyalty amid a jewel theft. Jealousies rise as lovers conceal a jewel from a detective inquiry, revealing power and peril in romance and deception.
Reports from Warsaw on May 3 describe deadly clashes between troops and workmen, with troops firing on crowds and many women and children among the dead and wounded. The celebration day was marred by violence, while St. Petersburg and other Russian areas reported calm and orderly observances of the holiday.
M Angurleff, once close to M Witte, defends his former chief against claims of responsibility for the Manchurian adventure and ensuing war. He presents unpublished documents showing Witte consistently opposed eastern schemes, arguing it was opposition that led to his downfall as finance minister.
Imperial decree ends religious disabilities allowing old believers in Moscow to reopen churches after forty nine years. Altars reopened with authorities present. priceless ikona and paintings found damaged by dampness. France viewed as unfair in Indo China trade dispute. Tokyo reports Ro Jentvensky linked to coal supply routes and St. Petersburg contact. Russian squadron near Kamranh Bay, Saigon reports mobilization to protect neutrality. French water area tensions persist.
New York May 2 John D. Rockefeller shows signs of aging and strain as he stops playing golf. Intimates report he recently visited Lakewood in good spirits but faces controversy over his health and finances. Observers note a sharp decline in his condition within weeks, with increased irritability and reduced energy.
Nervous opening in New York stocks as foreign buying and lack of danger from declines initially held prices. Heavy liquidating later caused a sharp break with leading stocks down one to four points before a late recovery. AM sheets cleared at the clearing house and the market finished the day relatively stronger.
Washington May 2 Senate committee hears James BH Hiland third vice president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad argue that rate making should not be placed in the Interstate Commerce Commission He cites unequal long haul rates from Pacific coast to Chicago and from Ferguson South Carolina to Chicago urging consideration of local conditions and arguing against nationwide uniform rates He warns against arbitrary power and rebates and favors maintaining current law with safeguards against discrimination and preferential rates.
Attorney General Moody declares Congress has power beyond the constitution to authorize the Interstate Commerce Commission or another tribunal to fix railroad rates. The opinion, soon to be transmitted to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee, challenges opponents of rail legislation and signals the government’s stance amid railroad interests and testimony. The article notes Moody’s opinion is nearly ready for transmission and discusses political maneuvering around its public release.
The beloved comedian Joseph Jefferson was interred at Bay View Cemetery in Sandwich after a May 2 service at Crow's Nest. The ceremony drew five sons, friends, and hundreds of villagers. Grover Cleveland could not attend. Notables including Richard Watson Gilder and Ty Att attended, and the casket lay under a guard while a brief Unitarian service preceded burial.
Reports describe Julian Spenter pouring lava and earthquake shocks accompanying performances. The eruption sends heavy stones and lava into streams on opposite mountain sides. Earthquakes were felt in Lyons and Geneva on April 29, with light damage and some horses affected in the De Valois canton and surrounding areas.
Thirteen miners, all married, were entombed after a blast in Mine No 9 at a Missouri shaft. Rescue efforts, hampered by heavy debris and possible air pipe rupture, aim to reach them. authorities fear all are dead. Foremen and workers named, with a mix of white and colored crews, and strong odds of prolonged recovery.
A tornado swept through Laredo Texas on May 2 causing extensive damage and at least 21 deaths and many injuries. Homes and the central Talcedo facility suffered heavy destruction while a hospital roof was lifted. teachers and students endured peril with rescues by cadets. Aid from Governor Lanham and US Marines was requested as communications and power were disrupted across the region.
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