Taft Signs Reapportionment Bill and Diplomatic Shake-Up
President Taft signs the reapportionment bill fixing the House at 433 members and adding at least 400000 dollars in annual expenses. A diplomatic shake-up follows with three ambassadors and five ministers named for posts in Europe and the Orient, including Leishman to Berlin and Bryan to Japan.
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Washington,d. C
Taft
House of Representatives
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Beause
Europe
Orient
John
G. A. Leishman
Rome
Berlin
Thos. J. O’brien
Japan
Italy
Charles Page Bryan
Belgium
Lars Anderson
London
John Ridgely Carter
Balkan States
Argentine Republic
John B. Jackson
Cuba
Lloyd Bryce
New York
Netherlands
Bryce
Togo
Navy Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Huntington Wilson
State i Department
Winthopre
Perkins
Two Incendiary Fires Hit Lemmon Stores
Fires broke out simultaneously Saturday before dawn at the Nickisch and Baden stores in Lemmon. Firemen and volunteers battled flames as the Nickisch stock and building suffered heavy damage, with losses around 7000 to stock and 1000 to the building. The Braden store also suffered major stock loss estimated at 4500, with the building insured for 1500. Authorities deem the blaze incendiary with a suspected cut in siding at the Nickisch property.
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Nickisch
Braden
Ryan
Morristown
Stortpores
Sunday Rain Banners Aberdeen Chronicle
Heavy rain drenches Aberdeen area on Sunday prompting motorists to slow and officials to warn of localized flooding. no injuries reported as schools and businesses observe cautious conditions.
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Aberdeen
Prominent youths accused in Aberdeen burglary
Two boys aged 14 and 12 were arrested for burglarizing the home of Dr. R. L. Murdy in Aberdeen. They confessed to thefts at the Murdy residence and at G. W. Kendall’s home. Destruction included jam smeared on walls and gasoline poured on chicken feed. Dr. Murdy may pursue actions with the boys' futures decided by their parents.
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Aberdeen
S. i
R. L. Murdy
South Dakota
Murdy
G. W. Kendall
State Industrial School
General Gordon Near Death Today
Memphis Tennessee General Geo B Gordon commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans is in critical condition after three weeks in hospital. His friends fear he may not survive many hours following a train episode on the way from Memphis to Little Rock for the Confederate Veterans encampment.
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Memphis
Tenn
Geo. B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Gordon
Little Rock
Confederate Veterans
Two Wives Sue Road Over Meldrin Divorce Issue
In Sioux Falls South Dakota 1905 divorce granted to R L Meldrin by a local court is challenged by wife one who seeks 5000 damages for Meldrin's death as his widow. Wife two sues for higher damages and questions Meldrin residency and divorce legality. The railway company faces competing suits and possible settlement hindered by the second suit.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
R. L. Meldrin
New York State
Meldrin
Horse Thief Taken In Wyoming Town
Sioux Falls S C United States authorities report the arrest near Gillette Wyoming of Phil Cournoyer a mixed blood Sioux Indian indicted in federal court for horse stealing on the Rosebud reservation He fled the state and was tracked to a ranch 20 miles north of Gillette by Sheriff Farrell Sundance Wyoming He is linked with several brothers already serving terms at Leavenworth for horse and cattle thefts on the Rosebud reservation.
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Sioux Falls
S. C
United States
Gillette
Wyo
Phil Cournoyer
Rosebud
Cournoyer
South Dakota
Wyoming
Farrell
Sundance
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Testament News on Jeremiah Scroll Fire and Bible Truth
Jeremiah dictated prophecies to Baruch after Jehoiakim burned the scroll. The text was rewritten and expanded, denouncing royal tyranny and foretelling doom. The article defends Bible accuracy, laments Dark Ages opposition, and asserts the Word of God will endure.
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Thomas Paine
Voltaire
Ingersoll
Robert Ingersoll
Wycliffe
Satan
St. Peter
London
Miss Nora Rebensdorf and LeRoy Shriver Wed at Court House
Miss Nora Rebensdorf of this city and LeRoy H. Shriver of Marion Ind were married at the court house Saturday afternoon. Judge Abbey officiated and the couple were accompanied by Harry Pratt and Miss Ida Hilman in attendance.
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Nora Rebensdorf
LeRoy H. Shriver
Marion
Ind
Court House
Judge Abbey
Harry Pratt
Ida Hilman
Cattle and cattle prices in mixed market report
Estimated cattle receipts today around 17 000 with cows and heifers at 2.20 to 10, Texas steers 4.50 to 6.25, stockers and feeders about 7 000, western cattle 6.40. Sheep and lambs: native sheep around 2.00 to 3.00, western lambs 4.25 to 6.90, hogs and pigs listed with prices near 0.75 to 4.70.
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Exhnputiel Pyar
Ty Shervow
Fe WU
Heeves
Texas
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Averages
Sioux City Iowa stock prices and cattle receipts are reported with 1 400 cattle receipts steady stockers strong log receipts 4 800 opened 4 cents higher closed dull top Tasos bulk 0 15 7 25 sheep receipts 1 000 percent steady.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Grain Prices and Arrivals Reported for Wheat and Commodities
The market shows bids and arrivals for wheat and related grains with various grades and futures. Prices listed include No 1 hard at 1.08 and 1.07, No 2% northern at 1.07 to 1.06, No 1 durum around 9S, No 3 yellow corn 64 1-2 65, No 3 oats 89 1-240 1-2, barley 65 1.04, rye 50 1-25 arrive, flax 2.25 arriving, and futures for September 1.04 1-2 December 1.05 1-4 May 1.05 1-4.
Davison County Seeks Loan for Sinking Fund
Notice under South Dakota law states the Davison County sinking fund may be loaned up to ten thousand dollars at five percent interest. Eligible securities include United States bonds, South Dakota state bonds, and municipal, school, and county bonds from SD municipalities and counties. Apply to County Auditor R A Aungie.
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South Dakota
Davison County
United States
R.A. Aungie
Davison Co
Bids for coal sought by Davison County
Sealed bids will be received by the County Auditor until September 5 1911 for furnishing coal for the coming year. Bids cover all grades delivered to court house or any city location. The board may reject any or all bids. Bids must be sealed and marked Bids for coal. R A Zangle County Auditor.
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Davison County
Court House
Local Man Endorses Laxatives At Home
Paul Mathulka of Bulfato New York proclaims he keeps at home the king of all laxatives and calls them a family blessing. He claims relief from constipation headache indigestion and dyspepsia with a 25 cent Diesil AG Brown sale.
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Maslin
Paul Mathulka
Bulfato
N. Y
Hom
Diesil AG Brown
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