School of Mines Plans Request for Funds and Equipment
The School of Mines seeks an appropriation totaling about 296 000 for the coming year to cover needed improvements and new equipment for students. The request includes 1 000 for hospital improvements and 27 000 for complete renovation of a divertor system, plus 17 000 for university-related projects and 6 000 for certain upgrades. Local opposition and broader political context surround the proposal as votes approach.
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State School of Mines
Attempted Hold Up Shakes Aberdeen and Sioux City Areas
An attempted hold up disrupted activities as a clerk described two assailants flanking a traveler near Main Street while police and bystanders looked for clues. The incident spanned Aberdeen and Sioux City areas with brief pursuit discussions and calls for aid.
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Atondomiess
Jos
Idggs
Nissoo
Selenoimine
den Hasip
Aberdeen
Nip Gilimine
Sioux City
Rehfeld
Jess Tlainie
Osma Pasiner
Wind Totus
Orion
Cis
Death of Mrs Swenson and city lodge plans
An obituary notes the sudden death of Mrs. Swenson wife of William Swenson a prominent Pierre businessman. The report details a proposed new lodge of the Order of Willsoon Pierre with 140 residents seeking initiation and a visit by officers and a delegation from Aberdeen. The piece also covers local projects including water works plans and the Belle Mourche Wiley Water Users Association annual officers with W.O S Hamilton as president.
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Pierre
Sain Spellsen
da Cruales J. Pushell
Miy
Willsoon Pierre
New Eerie
Sigux Pulis Aervie
Ua Yo
Aberdeen Cya
Maida
Tiehle Pourchee Water Piers’ Association
Belle Mourche Wiley Water Users Association
W.O S. Hamilton
George Mash
Sect Am Tires
FPTAS
Rural Carriers Chief Cunningham Is Dismissed
Washington June 15 Postmaster General Wynne dismissed Frank H. Cunningham of South Omaha, president of the National Association of Rural Carriers, for insubordination and absence without leave in a move tied to efforts to influence legislation. James Keller of Cleveland, head of the National Association of Letter Carriers, was also fired.
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Washington, Jiee
Posthurst
Wynne
Frank HH. Cunningham
South Omaha
National Association of Rural Carriers
James ©. Keller
Cleveland
Jodas
Cuimingham Ind Keller
My. Weyville
Cunninghim Law
Air Br Tinh
Fing
Py Waserington
Judiciary panel moves to oust Florida judge Swayne
House Judiciary Committee opens proceedings to remove Judge Swayne of the northern Florida district for high misconduct. Reported evidence cites 212 days away from court per year and no residency or voting in Florida. Senate approves pension building use for a ceremonial ball and adjourns for Christmas through January 4.
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House
United States
Swayne
Florida
Washington
bHeniensay
Tidini
GH Appropriations
Regent de Hit
Caney Tetas Peninsylviniat
Ita
Senate
Hull's Little Bill in Congress Sparks Debate
Hull of Town, a veteran representative, introduces a bill to fund citizen militias for training in arms. The measure allocates government support to labellike clubs, but long portions resemble committee notes not the bill itself, drawing criticism for excess commentary and unclear scope.
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Washinton
John Alt. Hull
House of Representatives
Spenser
Congress
Canadian reciprocity move and expected meetings
The article notes momentum toward Canadian reciprocity with Great Britain and pending high level discussions. It mentions a Boston Chamber of Commerce delegation contacting the president and Senator Reed Banks to push steps for reciprocity, with a planned commission assembly and ongoing negotiations involving Sir Wilfred Laurier and Senator Lindbergh.
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Whrishbington
Dee Ta
Porto
Great Britain
Canada
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Leairbanks
Massachusetts
Pambanks
Wilfred Lickner
Wilfred
Assassin on Trial in St Petersburg Court
The case against Sasoneff who assassinated Von Plehywe in July and his accomplice Sikoritsky opened behind closed doors before the court of appeals. Precautions were taken to head off revolutionary demonstrations. Sasoneff received life penal servitude. Sikoritsky was sentenced to twenty years of penal servitude.
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Padier
Zoalllie
Lexanarin
Tiguise
Wither Krooener
Une
Miss Mentele
Remi
Mather Roecer
Periyat
Renal
Sverre
Satler
Jon
St. Petersburg
Sasoneff
von Plehywe
Sikoritsky
Court of Appeals
Soneff
Revelations in Chadwick Case Stir Talk of Great Criminal Lawyer
The report recounts ex judge Olcott’s claim that Mrs. Chadwick misled him and others, detailing payments, securities, and visits to Cleveland, Oberlin officials, and Tri Reynolds. It notes her bold claims of a 5 million dollar trust fund and the tense pursuit for repayment, with ongoing intrigue about her finances and associates.
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New York
Cleveland
Oberlin
Chadwick
Mreyner
Gory
Amder
Tri Reynolds
Hink
Cleyvelind
Oberlin Callese
Chadawick
Oleomt
Cidwick
Olcott
Aris
Carnesses
Jesus
Mrs Chadwick's Maid Talks About Wickedness
Mrs Chadwick's former maid Mrs George Somers speaks in Cleveland on December 15 claiming Mrs Chadwick was misrepresented. Somers notes Mrs Chadwicks conduct and the exposure of her alleged wickedness in relation to a letter addressed to Mme Devere.
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Chadwick
Somers
Mime
Devere
Airs
Devers
Quive
Meinds
Mme. Devere
Cleveland
Hood Wonan
George Somers
Lite Street
Della
Chadwick Case Not Alone Says Bank Wrecker Rothschild
David Rothschild, a bank wrecker, claims numerous similar incidents exist and that newspapers hide many cases. He alleges Mrs Chadwick forged funds and discusses widespread fraud, saying people are deceived daily and prosecutions are avoided by banks settling for fractions.
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David Rothschild
David
Roths- Tapoleon
Finamee
Federal Bank of New York
Sing Sing
Texay
Ohio
Ussie L. Chidwick
Rothschild
Frankiv
Chadwick
Dr Chadwick Interview Sparks Prosecution Demand
An Ort Oberlin report states Dr Chadwick discussed Carnegie notes with President Beck. Beck reportedly learned of his wife’s alleged involvement in America, prompting calls to bring Chadwick back for trial amid wartime, August 13 notes cited.
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Beckwith
Carnegie
Oberlin
Becken
Chadwick
America
Sada
Chadwich Wall
Prisoners in Isthmus Work Plan Sparks Debate
News notes Nebraska senator proposes using 60 600 prisoners in Isthmus labor programs with military supervision. Critics warn of coercion and fever risk while urging voluntary service and medical checks. The Chicago Tribune cites a separate cultural note on harmony and vibration metaphors.
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Washington
Senhiar
Ofet- Chor
Nebraska
Lheene Erie
Santitor Dietwieh
Lee Vetta
Sheea
Reed Smoot Case Tests Endowment Oaths And Polygamy Claims
Five witnesses described endowment house obligations at the Reed Smoot investigation, detailing oaths against revelation and brutal penalties. Witnesses including J H Wallis and university figures testified to polygamy, temple rites, and a church teaching linking religion to public schools.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Senate
Mer
Brigham You University
Tariff Commission Debated by Congressmen in Washington
Washington debates over a tariff commission as Representative Fordney and Representative Spalding propose bills. Supporters cite routine revision, while opponents warn against hasty changes and question necessity. Senators Cullom Millard Burrows Alger temper expectations amid mixed sentiment.
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Cullom
Millard
Congress
Burrows
Alger
Untouched Man Faces Threat After Break-In
A fragmentary report recalls a burglar threatening a man described as a former candidate, with tense exchanges and a dark scene implied, highlighting fear and potential danger after an attempted intrusion.
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