School of Mines Plans Aid Request for Upgrades
The article details the School of Mines seeking state appropriation for 12 000 for the year to cover campus improvements. It outlines funds for fire safety, grounds, lab renovations, equipment, and heating with a total around seven figures, aimed at expanding and updating facilities.
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Rcs
Eas
Tie
Seloul
Siitilee
Tenn Peee Vertis
Sprewneat Station
Shipesioad
Heirship and Estate of Kroeger Planned At Sioux Falls
Reports indicate the Kroeger estate would inventory close to a quarter of a million dollars with about 125000 in bequests to Miss Tonwise Mente and other relatives. Personal and real property, including around 96000 in Sioux Falls bank deposits, are discussed in relation to the priest-doctor’s fortune.
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Pakier Kroce
Jpiphany
Alesana
Hing
Mather Kroeger
Berthe
Ariel
Mentele
Mat Mather Kroeger
Sioux Fall
Mroogzer
Fipionan
Sinus Wits
Aberdeen Vioman Narrowly Escapes Two Men
A woman in Aberdeen evades two men who step from a building and flank her as she walks Main Street. The assailants pursue, she seeks aid at a nearby store, and passersby intervene as she seeks help. Local authorities begin inquiries into the attempted robbery.
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Aberdeen
Vmerdeen
V. IP Toei
White
Sioux City
Olga
Sle
Main Street
Yin Street
Blamine
Death of Mrs Swenson Prematurely Ends Local Life
The sudden death of Mrs. Mips Swenson, wife of William A. Swenson, is reported with unclear details. The article notes a district party and indicates plans to establish an Aerie of the Patriarchal Order in Pierre, with initiation by Sioux Falls and Aberdeen lodges, while mentioning a public visit and ensuing arrangements. The piece references local figures and institutions, including the Swenson family, the P.O.E. and community leaders, and hints at pending formalities in mid month.
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Eagie Lodge
Daly Bradworthy
Plerrve
Sioux
Paris Aerie
Aberdeen Cel Aee
Irrigation In Belle Wourehe Area Nearing Certainty
The Bell Wourdhe Valley Water Users' association reports progress on an irrigation scheme, with government inspection and funding delays on the project. About 1080 acres on the north bank and 1600 acres on the south remain in play as the time limit nears. Officers include President W. S. Hinmiston and Vice President George Mass Sout.
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Chir Tity
Mourehe Windley Water Users
Luckie
Belle Wourdhe Valley
W. OS. Hinmiston
George Mass
el Teeseer
VAL Gestall
Rural Carrier Association Leader Fired in Washington
President Wynne dismissed Cunningham of south Omaha, head of the National Association of Letter Carriers, for insubordination and absence without leave amid alleged attempts to influence legislation. James L. Ioxeller of Cleveland, head of the National Federation of Letter Carriers, was also discharged.
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Washington
Tice
Creneral Wynne
Fee Krank Hi. Cunningham
South Omaha
National Association of Url
Iin
James
Ixeller
Cleve
Wynne
Cunningham Old
Renden
Vilehitis
Trista
Lawmakers Grapple with Judicial Misconduct and Holiday Adjournment
The Committee On Appropriations reported an urgent deficiency bill. Representative Palmer urged a resolution to impeach federal Judge Charles Swayne for alleged misconduct. Swayne’s alleged residency questions were debated along with votes on related censure details. The Senate approved using the pension building for the inaugural ball and the House approved a Christmas recess from December 26 to January.
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Hemenway
Indiana
Committee On Appropriations
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Judiciary Committee
Chillies Swayne
Jorida
Palmers
Padnier
Swayne
Senate
Jae Ui
Hulls Little Slip Washington December in The Von John ALT Hu
A long-winded bill in the present session of the fifty eighth congress aims to provide civic items for citizens disabled from military duty. The draft includes a government scheme for Lingue clubs and 150 lines of justification, raising questions about its purpose and timing.
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Washington
John Alt. Hu
House Or Representatives
Congress
Anil
Reciprocity talks loom as high commission eyed
An expected White House briefing on January 2 focuses on Canadian reciprocity and possible joint high commission. Boston Chamber of Commerce urged President and Senators to push Canada talks and a meeting between Senator La Follette and Sir Wilfrid Laurier. Negotiations advance for a summit between Senator Laurier and Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
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Department of 4
Grosseup
Joint High Commission
Great Run
Canada
Hoston Chamber of Commerce
Lairbanks
Massachusetts
Pairbanks
Sir Wilfred Atirien Torii
Wilfred
Assassin on Trial in Petersburg Case
In Petersburg on December 15 the trial of Sasonezh for the July assassination of Von Plehwe and his accomplice Sikoritsky began behind closed doors before the court of appeals. Precautions were taken to avert demonstrations by revolutionary groups. Sasoneff received life penal servitude and Sikoritsky twenty years.
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Sasonezh
von Plehwe
Dast
Sikoritsky
Court of Appeals
Sasoneff
Revelations in Chadwick Case Shake New York Power
Ex judge Willian Gleott and others recount Mrs Chadwick’s alleged scheme to use Gov. Black and Oberlin College officials to pressure Cleveland and secure funds. Olcott describes loans and suspicions as Chadwick flaunts wealth and Reynolds ties while planning trips to Cleveland. The piece notes Chadwick’s confidence, ties to Carnegie, and the ongoing Pittsburgh and Ohio investigations.
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Chadwick
Willian
M. WK. Gleott
Law Five
William S. Black
Cleveland
Obertin
Firnav
Mrs Chadwick's Maid Talks on Letter Incident
Mrs Chadwick figure and her maid discuss a letter addressed to Mme Devere. Cleveland report notes Mrs George Somers of Laelia Street defending Chadwick amid press portrayal. Somers previously Miss Della.
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Reynolds
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Reynell
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Somers
Ghidwiclk
Cleveland
Dee
George Somers
Laelia Street
Dayth
Della
Chadwick Case Not Alone in Bank Wreckers Network
David Rothschild, a former bank wrecker, claims hundreds of similar fraud cases exist in New York and elsewhere. He says newspapers hide the scope, noting bankers often settle for pennies to avoid prosecutions while patients like Cassie Chadwick capture headlines.
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West York
Dem
David
Federal Bank of New York
Sing Sing
Ohio
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Rothschild
Luiger
Phousand
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Hell
Inn
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HOA
Banker Beckwith Denies Carnegie Notes Knowledge
The report states banker Beckwith asserts he knew nothing about Carnegie notes. It references a Paris interview with De Chadwick, noting his surprise at Chadwick’s knowledge of the matter upon returning from Europe. Beckwith claims Chadwick and Mold discussed the notes and that Chadwick should be returned to the United States for prosecution.
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Carnegie Notes
Oberlin
Beckwith
Paris
de Chadwich
Whrerlin
Chadwick New
Europe
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Chadwick
Inis
Convicts Urge Canal Labor By Federal Prisoners Plan
Senator Dietrich backs using 40 000 convicts for Isthmus digging. Federal work would require voluntary service after medical exam. Prisoners under military oversight could be better cared for with similar escape rates to present figures. Also mentions Vibrations and New Thought humor in Chicago Tribune excerpt.
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Washington
Vaisal
Reed Smoot Case Exposes Mormon Oaths and Penalties
The Senate privileges and elections committee heard testimony on Reed Smoot's seat, detailing endowment house oaths and terrible penalties for disclosure. Witnesses described polygamy, temple ceremonies, and vows of secrecy amid cross examinations and moral doubt.
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Senate
Reed Smoot
Brigami Your University
Minsh Aare “Ddes
Womiui
J. H. Wallis
Salt Lake
Utah
Wallie
Mormon C Church
London
Tso
Wallis
George Teasdale
Maarion Scales inLondor
No Tariff Commission Divides Congress Over Revisions
Washington reports little sentiment in Congress for a tariff commission as proposed by Representative Porter and others. Five or six lawmakers back varying plans while many favor waiting for broader revision. Some say commissions waste time. others argue for executive appointment or treasury-state input before any changes.
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Congress
Robert B. Porter
Ordney
Michigon
Spalding
North Dakota
Ways and Means
Fordney
Cullom
Millard
Burrows
Alger
McCumber Hansbrough
Dolliver
Hopkins
Lone
Vawney
Treasury
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Maryland
Treasury Department
Porter
Mudaef
Republican Party
Burglary Threat Echoes in Dark House
A terse, damaged crime snippet depicts a burglar threatening a resident, saying the victim would be dead if he spoke. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation and a fearsome warning in a nocturnal setting.
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