Governor Crawford Delivers Message to South Dakota Legislature
Governor Crawford presents his second biennial message in joint session detailing state finance, proposed appropriations, cap itol completion funding, tax and public utility supervision, and calls for economy, improved public services, and stronger anti crime measures. He warns of outstanding warrants and urges prudent budgeting while outlining capital projects and resource conservation plans.
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State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Sioux Falls
State Board of Assessment
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Capitol
Gat
Capitol] Commission
Peisiature
Capitol Commission
Keeng J
Asia
Way
Fimit
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Nebraska
Iown
Minnesota
C. C. Witt
Homer M. Derr
College of Mechanic Arts
Brookings
E. F. Swarts
Pierre
Commission
R. S. Vessey
Farewell salute to loyal workers of 1906 record
The speaker reflects on the 1906 record and praises the brave and loyal men who completed the task despite partisan criticism and hostile attacks. He expresses sincere regret as he bids farewell and leaves judgment to fair-minded citizens.
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Goodby
Seismic records broken amid Italian quake findings
St Petersburg January 4 Professor Stetting of the Russian observatory and secretary of the International Seismic commission classifies telegraphed observations from around the world. The earth's crust displaced 1.2 millimeters, the greatest since seismography began. Premonitory shocks are absent, likely due to atmospheric conditions, with volcanic origin suggested over crust fracture or sinking.
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Stetting
Russian Physical Observatory
International Seismic Commmission
Newsies' Friend Woolf's Clothing Declares Bankruptcy
Chicago reports Woolf's Clothing and Company on State and Monroe streets has filed voluntary bankruptcy with estimated liabilities around 200000 and assets between 160000 and 200000. The failure follows the death of Isaac Woolf two years ago, ending a long tradition of Thanksgiving dinners for newsboys.
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Woolf
State and
Monroe Streets
Isaac Woolf
West Madison
Halsted Streets
Martin J. Isaacs
Wheeler, Silber & Isaacs
Lafayette
Ind
Message of Death Mistake Seeks $1160 Damages
Mrs. Ethel Manning of Minneapolis sues Western Union Telegraph for 1160 alleging a misrouted message. She claimed a message about a brother Pat drinking prompted a wake and guest expenses, while the intended note warned he was dying.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ethel Manning
District Court
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fair Lillian to Publish Letters from Stage Career
New York reports Lillian Russell plans to publish her love letters from a long stage career. She has saved trunks of letters and will release two volumes, one with serious notes and one with humorous, some letters cannot be published.
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New York
Lillian Russell
Miss Russell
Elephant Rampages Through Coney Island Promenade
A 12 year old African elephant named Pancha caused chaos at Luna Park Coney Island for about two hours. The animal broke from quarters with 60 keepers in pursuit demolishing several buildings before being forced into the dance hall and finally lassoed. A keeper was knocked unconscious during the pursuit.
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Coney Island
Pancha
Luna Park
Brother slain after swearing at home in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on January 4 Lee Marsh banks shot and killed his brother John Marsh after an argument spurred by swearing around the house. The shooter is described as deeply religious.
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Muskogee
Okla
Lee Marshbanks
John
King Emmanuel consoles sufferers at Reggio ruins
King Victor Emmanuel walked through Reggio's ruins on January 4 comforting survivors and cheering rescuers. He encountered a man buried to the waist in debris and urged officials to continue removing him while the crowd sought food and relief.
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Victor Emmanuel
Relief Efforts Intensify Amid Italian Earthquake Crisis
Rome reports the king and queen visiting Reggio as relief committees mobilize across Europe. Survivors describe widespread devastation, with 20,000 feared dead at Reggio, and authorities warn of ongoing seismic risk and potential epidemics. The queen remains distressed yet vows to aid victims.
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Italy
South
Europe
Reggino
Messina
Reggio
American ship Celtic aids Italian earthquake relief raid
London reports the Celtic will deliver 50 000 meals, 150000 dollars in provisions, clothing for 1000, tents, and medical supplies to Messina after Gibraltar and Messina stops. The mission, praised as American hustle, follows King Edward and royal donors contributing to relief.
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London
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United States
New York Harbor
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Messina
Harry McL.ouse
Jasper
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Congress
Kingston
Lipari Islands Report No Destruction or Fatalities
A government torpedo boat reports a strong earthquake hit the Lipari Islands on Monday but there were no casualties or major damages. The vessel commander forwarded the telegram confirming the all clear and ongoing investigation.
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Rome
Lipari Islands
Reggio Sinks Further After Seafront Destroyed
Rome reports Reggio’s sea front wiped away and lower town flooded by the tidal wave. Only the highest ground remains and is slowly sinking, with tremors after the main quake raising fears of total engulfment.
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Reggio
Rome
No Water in Messina and Very Little Food
Wireless dispatches from Messina report king Victor Emmanuel’s presence aiding calmer conditions as martial law is proclaimed. Panic lingers but most people behave well while the dead lie in the streets, and cold, rainy weather worsens shortages of food and water.
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Messina
Malta
Victor Emmanuel
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