Eagan to be court martialed amid Philippine notes
Washington reports General Eagan faces court martial over an attack on General Les while President polishes a decision. Miles or Kim could be tried to clear the Bee controversy as two regular regiments head to Manila to relieve volunteers. The Vermilion Republican notes university leadership mix ups and state budget debates in Dakota.
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Amusing tale from Liverpool educational meeting
Lord Crewe recounted a story about a friend’s son who refused to say his lesson to his governess. He admitted he knew it well yet asked what is the use as the governess would merely make him learn something else.
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Does Baby Thrive Does Baby Thrive
Advice claims Scott Emulsion helps delicate children and sickly babies thrive when other foods fail. Suggests 15 to 20 drops in bottle four times daily. Recommends consulting a doctor and notes effectiveness in all seasons.
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State Legislature Faces Large Appropriation Bills
The assembly debates large deficieny appropriations for state needs. Governor Lee struggles over the penitentiary warden appointment. Bondsman Schamber sworn in with a $300,000 bond. Prohibitionists push for dispensary amendments. reform bills eyed. Budget requests from Redfield to Yankton include new asylums, dormitories and education projects. A bill to cut charities board seats passes the house. governor’s choice for warden fuels clash with Bowler supporters. Separate ballots for constitutional amendments planned to curb dispensary influence.
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Legislature Opens Quietly As Members Remain Away
Special Correspondence notes a dull start to the third week of the legislature with many members away for the weekend. Debate is expected to sharpen as party measures arise, with talks on warden of the penitentiary and a possible Bowler deal, a proposed constitutional salary increase, and railroad-commission funding.
Legislature Faces Vetoes and Bills in Pierre
Absent members return as both houses fill. Senate bills include home jobbers aid and state printers support. Governor signals veto on insurance commissioner abolition and board of charities cut. Funeral plans for Groton regents member Frank D. Adams noted along with state officials traveling for services.
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Bills Passed and Introduced in South Dakota Legislature
Senate action includes real estate records liability refunds for Phelps murder trial, free tuition for soldiers, and mortgage rules for land purchases. House items cover medical examiner registration, World’s Fair expenses, minor cigarette prohibitions, and constitutional term extensions. Also notes bar association meeting and executive session on governor appointments.
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Populists Favor Senate Rejection of Judge Palmer
Pierre, Jan. 18 Populist leaders say they would approve if the senate rejects Judge Palmer’s confirmation to the Soldiers Home board and that the governor will not appoint him in recess. General Geo A Silsby of Mitchell heads to Washington for a Hot Springs national Soldiers Home bill. the measure passed the senate and awaits the house committee. Also new senate bills seek strict trespass penalties, abolish usury penalty, fund Omaha Exposition commissioners, regulate admission to law courts, and depose school land depreciation.
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Bronze and iron keys found in Greece and Italy dating to 7th century BC
Archaeologists report discovery of bronze and iron keys in sites across Greece and Italy believed to date from at least the seventh century before Christ. Researchers say the finds could shed light on early metalwork and daily life in ancient civilizations.
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