Evans Hotel Highlighted in Hot Springs Health Mecca Feature
The article extols Hot Springs South Dakota as a national health and pleasure resort. It praises the medicinal springs, government investment in a million dollar hospital, and the town’s growth. Notable figures like Dr. Wheeler and Walker are cited among prominent medical minds serving visitors from multiple states and Canada.
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Congressmen in Conference Plan Army Navy Reform
Congressmen held a conference to formulate a plan to increase the effectiveness of the Army and Navy. Officials discussed modernization, training, and efficiency measures to strengthen national defense.
California Congressman Warns of Defenseless Nation
Representative McLachlin says the country is defenseless against Japan or any major power and accuses army officers of pressuring for bigger appropriations. The Californian calls for reorganization to a fighting basis. Humphrey convened coast lawmakers to push fortifications for eastern cities and support for larger army and navy.
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Charlo Russ Marries Deadwood Cop in Missouri
In St Louis on December 16, a marriage license issued indicates Charlie Hues of Deadwood and Miss Louise Becher of St Louis plan wed. Charles Buss, formerly a Deadwood policeman, kept his intended marriage private, stunning friends.
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World's Chess Champion Lasker Plans American Tour
Berlin reports world champion Emanuel Lasker will visit America early next month for a six month stay. He plans exhibitions in major U S and Canadian cities, marking first meeting for many American chess experts. Lasker, regarded as the greatest living master, recently defeated Janowski.
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President Taft appoints diplomats and postmasters
President Taft announced several appointments including Wm A Devine as postmaster at Madison Wisconsin Gabriel Holds of South Dakota is named consul general to Constantinople Eewing Cunningham of Tennessee becomes consul to Bombay Haldeman Dennison of Ohio will serve as consul at Dundee Scotland Comment notes the Madison postmaster selection follows Genator La-
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Homesteaders at South Dakota Get Residence Extension Bill
South Dakota homesteaders may gain relief from winter hardship as Senator Gamble introduces a bill in the United States Senate. The proposal, filed on the seventh, would extend the entry or residence deadline to May 15 1911 for those whose time expired December 1 1910, with conditions on commutation and adverse claims and a three month leave from land use.
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Henry Davis Wisconsin Society leader dies at 61
New York December 14 Henry Davis prominent broker and former president of the Wisconsin Society of New York died early yesterday He was sixty one years old.
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Women figure prominently in Mexican revolt
Douglas Ariz December 16 reports that Senora Dolores Medrano and her entire Torreon junta aiding Madero have been arrested. She is believed to know Madero’s whereabouts and passed letters via couriers to insurgent chiefs in Chihuahua and Coahuila. Arrests also include Jesus De La Torre Francisco Sarana Gregorio Oviedo Norberto Rivers Ricardo De La Torre Carlos Vela Martinez Urusuilo Medrano Manuel Hernandez Servero Oviedo. rumors claim a Tor reo society man Arturo Barrera assaulted Gomez Palacio and possibly met Madero. Col Koasterlitaky of Sonora Rurales has vanished from Naco and is rumored south toward Suluaripa.
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Tennessee Lumberman Under Arrest In Mail Fraud Case
Memphis businessman Isaac King a millionaire lumberman was arrested by federal authorities charged with using the mails to defraud. He allegedly sent letters signed The King Hardware Co. when no such concern existed. He was released on bonds.
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Ben Baldwin Dies From Effects Of Street Fight
Ben Baldwin, a laborer from the First ward, died at his mother's home two weeks after being struck on the head in a street brawl below the Green Front. Blood poisoning followed the blow. investigators will file charges once assailants are identified.
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Tories Plan Another Election to Widen Coalition Lead
London reports the Tories aim for another election after King George’s possible rejection of Asquith’s peer requests. The coalition’s majority over conservatives stands at 104 with 29 seats left to contest. net gain for the coalition is one.
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Western Union Bucket Shop Raid Targets Chicago Officials
Federal authorities prepare case against Western Union Telegraph Co and William J. Lloyd district traffic manager over bucket shop raids. About 150 Joliet and Aurora witnesses questioned as 12 warrants remain active. head of the operation Hil. Sidmond McHile remains at large.
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Governor Pardons Potter County Forger
Governor Vessey granted an unconditional pardon to Harry R. Ward who was sentenced for forgery in Potter County. Ward's case drew attention in Pierre as the governor acted on the issue.
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Peace plans in Chicago garment workers strike
Chicago, Dec 16. Union leaders plan peace talks to avert fighting among 45,000 garment workers, strike breakers and police. President Taft, Colonel Roosevelt, and John Mitchell are to mediate, with Samuel Gompers attending a mass meeting next week to advance the plans.
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Woodchopper Finds Central Man Swander Hanged in Hellgulch
William Trembath discovered Henry Swander missing two weeks earlier hanging from a tree in Hellgulch two miles above Central toward Wald Mountain. Sheriff Plunkett and Coroner Harvey reached the scene, removed the body to Deadwood, and an inquest will be held. Swander had lived with his mother Mrs. O'Brien and suffered from melancholy after a rejected love affair.
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Old Soldier Found Dead at Oelrichs
Dee 16. Hol Ingworth Low, an elderly homesteader and veteran, was found dead in his bed at his home in Oelrichs this morning. He most likely died in his sleep of heart failure at age over seventy, and was well known and respected in the locality.
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