Ayrton Dinner Brings New Questions On Recognition
A long London dinner at the Institution of Electrical Engineers with Ayrton sparks debate on recognition. Guests include Lord Alverstone and Sir Michael Wabstron as tales of public service, judges, and officials weave through era politics and royal memory.
Heareid Inaugurated in South Dakota Legislature Opens
Heareid is inaugurated in South Dakota as the legislature opens its spring session. Lawmakers convene in Pierre to start debates on policy issues and state budgeting.
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Governor Herreins Message On Apportionment And Reform
The speech outlines a new apportionment of senators and representatives, urging compliance with constitutional duties and justice. It discusses legislative priorities, including education, public welfare, and the efficiency of state government, while endorsing reform of appointive powers and oversight of law enforcement and public institutions.
Phillips Wins First Round Amid Postmaster Turmoil
The article reports Phillips winning a first round contest amid a chaotic mix of nominations and organizational disputes. It notes postmaster prospects for Phillips, growing concerns over liquor interests, and local incidents including a warehouse fire and a shotgun discharge. The piece also mentions reorganizing efforts, state officials, and farm notes from South Dakota.
Audacious Robbery Arrests In Early Morning Heist
Reported in Hoxton on November 14, Joseph Hel, Samuel Goldstein, David Kuenee, David Werbilnsky and others were arrested after a safe containing $1000 in cash and $4000 in jewelry was stolen from Morto Wrox Jewelers. The burst daylight crime was described as bold with a wide wake of suspicion. The suspects were allegedly aided by the public and a wagon cited in the investigation.
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Mars
Fox Stenling
Deweier
Chetgen
Joseph Hel
Samuel Goldstein
David Kuenee
David Werbilnsky
Morto Wrox
Hoxton
Gaston
Fiyelin
William
von Burtow
Arrest of Mrs Richardson Sparks Turbulent Trial
A nineteenth century report details the arrest of Mrs Richardson at her home amid a bombastic courtroom scene. The coroner, jurors, and attorneys prepare for a January preliminary hearing as police connect a string of sensational names and events to the typhoid outbreak and a high profile murder. The public figures and witnesses are named, the setting shifts from residence to courtroom, and the broader impact on the community is noted.
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Omerra
Dean Braint
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A. Warrenty
Casey Ehoy
Vepuaneuas
South Dakota House to probe charges under Lee suggestion
Legislature to investigate alleged embezzlement charges raised by ex governor Lee. Joint committees from both houses named, with four members from each chamber to lead the inquiry alongside a judiciary focus. A broad slate of bills and committee appointments followed, reflecting a busy day in Aberdeen on January 14.
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South Dakota Legislature Ends Long Session Notes
The South Dakota Legislature reflects on a full session with numerous bills introduced and debated. Key figures include senators Varnum Johnson Newby Williamson and House members Martin Price Price and Stover, while topics span taxes, custody, divorc e residency, militia, and public works. Controversy centers on impeachment talks linked to Governor Lee’s penitentiary and related chairs.
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Delinquent Treasury Officials Cited In Auditors Report
Washington notes report on delinquencies and unsettled balances for the Treasury. Officials named include Matthews, Geor H. Christhy, and Trudley among southern and Nebraska district staff. Some accounts found indebted and not properly remitted to the U.S. Treasury. Other items list rural delivery and currency control matters with several names and locales from Nebraska and Iowa.
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Apportionment Reform Sets House Size For Fifty-Eighth Congress
Washington dispatch details new apportionment plan reducing or expanding seats across states, affecting Fifty-eighth Congress. It explains method, timing, and state-by-state allocations, noting Illinois and other large states face district redraws while overall membership approaches the 360 mark.
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