New cabinet moves as Turkey and allies brace for conflict
London dispatches report Italian British and other warships ordered to Turkish waters while Constantinople seethes after Nazim Pasha’s death. Djavid Bey and Talaat Enver Bey press security measures as protests spark arrests and calls for defense against resumption of hostilities.
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London
England
New Turkih
Optoma
Constantinople
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Fi Daver Bey
Sofia
Belgrade
Athens
Cettinje
Londion
Balkans
Nazim Pasha
Tallaat Bey
Enver Bey
Khalil
Nazim
de Camp
Talaat Bey
Abdullah Pasha
Kirk-Kilisseh
Adrianople
Kiamil
Committee of Union and Progress
First
Abdul Hamid
Mukhter
Tschsentine
Italy
United States
Rockhill
Turkey
Djavid Bey
Tropoli
Tariff Hearings Highlight Flax and Linen Schedules
Washington D. C. The Ways and Means Committee finished final testimony on the flax hemp and jute tariff schedule. Witnesses urged ad valorem rates, free flax, and questioned burlap duties as the panel prepared to tackle the wool schedule amid sharp tariff debate. Noted speakers included Max Wilner Peter Gould Patrick Boyle W R Bleden and W H Bowker.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Ways and Means
Max Wilner
New York
Peter Gould
Union Hill
New Jersey
Patrick Boyle
Paterson
W. R. Bleden
Bulffalo
N. Y
Dakotas
Minnesota
Payne
W. Hl. Bowker
Boston
Notice of Estate Petition and Pardon Application
Notice in Davison County South Dakota court records that Leo Boehnen filed a petition to distribute the estate of Mathew M. Oberembt without administration, to be heard January 31, 1913, and that Ed Sharp will apply for a pardon for a 1912 grand larceny conviction with a hearing to be set by the state board of pardons. The notice names Martha Oster Heisie Boehnen heirs and cites the Davison County Court in Mitchell.
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South Dakota
Davison
Mathew M. Oberembt
Martha Oster
Hisie Boehnen
Leo Boehnen
Mitchell
Davisonounty
C. Thompson
Ed. Sharp
Davison County
State Board of Pardons
Mourth Judicial Circuit
Mitchell Boller & Machine Company
Wim. Koch
Laters Putler
Lucus Butler
Mitchell Boiler & Machine Company
Win. Iweeh
Burr Caswell
Sarah M. Caswell
Lueng L. Butterson
Sour Dakota
Register of Deeds Office
Chambers
Court House
Mitchell Boiler & Machine , CO
William Koeh
Spangler & Haney
South Dakota Legislature Considers Negotiable Instrument Bills
A financial bill package dominates the session with measures totaling near a million dollars for state agencies, schools, and veterans facilities. House bills cover hydrographic surveys and a state portrait program while the Senate debuts improvements and building projects with two resolutions advancing to Congress.
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Watertown
Insene Jospi- UU Ee
Bourld Aes Een
Senate
Lbrook- Lss
Gomce Geeen
Brookings
Redfield
Wheaton
Exless & Ray
Materialis
Farmers Institute
LOS Pal Tees
Spear Detention Hospital
Soldiers Home
Gregory
Madison
Europe
Amore
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection Penses
Aes
Uanensis Eater
Secretary of State
Congress
House
Bankruptcy petition and court order from South Dakota district
George W Austin of Mitchell seeks discharge in a 1912 bankruptcy case in the Southern Division of the District Court of South Dakota. An April 7 1910 hearing is set with notices to creditors and a mailed copy of the petition and order to known creditors. The record includes a misspelled afterword about Julia Marlowe reportedly resting from overwork in Chicago.
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District Court OF the United
District of
South Dakota
Southern Division
Sioux Malls
Mitchell
James D. Elliott
Sioux Falls
A. D
Oliver S. Pendar
Miss Marlowe
Chicago
Julia Marlowe
J. H W. Benham
Miss Uy
Deadwood coach donation to D A R promoted in Kansas City
An article in Better Roads discusses Col. William F Cody loaning the 2063 Abbott Downing built Deadwood coach to the D A R in Kansas City, aiming to mark Old Trails road history. The tale includes Cody’s London Wild West show, royal visitors, and the coach’s long journey from Concord New Hampshire to Cody Wyoming.
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Kansas City
Swope Park
William I. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Elizabeth Butler Gentry
Troost Avenue
Col. Cody
Colonel Cody
Cole Daniell Dyer
Dyers Neice
Miss Green
London
Prince of Wiles
Wing Edward Vil
St. Jstines
Deadwood
Buililo Bill
Pony Express
Ani Plitnsamiain
Cody
D. A. R. Old Trails Road Committee
Wyo
Abbott Downing Company
Concord
N. H
California
Kurt Laramie
Cheyenne
Deadwood Black Skills
White woman warns of failed marriage with Chinese husband
Mrs. Fong accuses Charlie Mong of abuse after a marriage in Chicago to a so called Americanized Chinaman. She recounts conflicts over money, cooking, language, and chopsticks. The couple wed November 24 and Mong disappeared after selling jewelry and furniture. Attorney Charles Fr. Lie reports service on the missing husband.
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Chicago
Trene Desharzer Mong
Charlie Mong
Charles Fr. Iie
Fong
Pass scandal heats hearings on railroad free transport
Denver reports the Interstate Commissioner Harlan hearings focus on free transportation issued by railroads in the Rocky Mountain region. The pass scandal progresses as five judges receive passes, shaping the investigation and potential actions stemming from the hearings.
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Denver
Colo
Harlan
Rocky Mountain
$10,000 Raised for Methodist Deaconess Hospital
The Methodist Deaconess Hospital fundraiser closed Friday evening after raising $10,000 to aid the hospital. The Women’s Home Missionary Society led the drive with city and external support aiming to raise $75,000 more for building, equipment, and expansion efforts, with plans to buy the property for $25,000 on May 1.
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Rapil
Women'’s Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Agd
Leader
We G Robinson
Missouri
Robinson
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Northwest
Deadwood
Lead
Sugar official sent to prison for fraud case
The supreme court orders Charles Heike former secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company to serve eight months in prison and pay a $5,000 fine. Heike was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government after testimony in sugar weighing fraud investigations at government and Brooklyn docks.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Heike
American Sugar Retiring Company
Heike
Grand Junty
American Sugar Refining Company
Brooklyn Cutom Docks
Teike
Young Spencer Boy Injured by Pony in South Dakota
S Spencer S D Rinald six year old son of Senator These suffered a severe leg injury when a pony fell and dragged him by the stirrup near a barn in Spencer South Dakota. The foot was torn free and broken in both bones below the knee with possible internal injuries. Local doctor with Dr Peeble of Mitchell attended him.
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Spencer
S. D. Rinald
These
Young Hoese
Dr. Peeble
Mitchell
Notice of Davison county school land lease sale
On March 27 1918 all unleased common school land in Davison county will be offered for public lease between 10 a m and 4 p m at the county courthouse. Dated Merrs January 15 1913 FF Brinker Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Davison
Said
Merrs
FF. Brinker
Wilson Opposed to Indoor Reception in White House
Trenton New Jersey reports President elect Woodrow Wilson opposes holding inauguration night festivities indoors at the White House if the Capitol cannot accommodate the crowds. A delegation from the American Farmers Union submitted C S Barrett of Georgia as a candidate for Sorestampt Aani.
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Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Capitol
American Farmers Union
C. S. Barrett
Georgia
Ite Pipe
Sorestam Pt Aani
Allies begin five day note on plenary peace draft
Allies committees start a five day drafting period to refine a peace note for submission to the Greek Serbian Montenegrin and Servian delegations. The draft must be completed tonight with revisions by the delegations and final approval before a Turkish delegation arrives.
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Oudon
Allies
Turki F
Sir Edward Gies
Bolore
Ante Figattat
Warren Will Be Re-Elected Amid State House Contests
Contested seats in the West Virginia state house solidify Republicans in control as Warren expected to win re election to the U S Senate. Mason’s extradition request denied by Gov. Carey amid political maneuvering after the assembly convened.
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Chevenne
Wao
Ishitiire Capainet
House
Diaid
United States
Warren Wert
Th Mianson
Virginia
Carey
Chiusseade Manson
West Virginia
Gemovcrants
Noab Vinett
Hh. Manson
Sdturdiy
White
N. C. Alfred
Pratt
Hoo W. Maneen
Joi Hadof
Qiass Oekt
Mason
Daughter Receives Hermit’s Money in Black Hills Estate
Rapid City reports the settlement of the late Henry Nachring’s estate, revealing a tale of western South Dakota’s early days. Nachring, a German immigrant, ran a Deadwood hotel, raised a daughter Julia who became a Minneapolis music teacher, and later lived as a hermit near Tyndall. Upon his death a $1,537 draft and about $1,500 deposited with trustee Buell were recovered and turned over to Julia Tousley. The case closes with the daughter inheriting funds from the hermit father’s estate.
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Rapid City
Henry Nachring
Black Hills
South Dakota
Nuachring
Deadwood
Germany
Toussey
Minneapolis
Naechring
Julia
Nachring
Tyndall
S. D
D. Tousley
Tousley
Denver
The
Hills
Frank D. Bangs
Nachrim
Buell & Gardner
Charles J. Buell
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CEED
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Lou
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Sper
White River
Redfield Hospital
Fort Meade
Menor
Newlands
George Wustin
James Do Hlijott
District Court of the United States
George W. Austin
A. Ee Coals
Yeauwood
Kansas City Park
Banter
Rio Grande
Andrews
Interstat Commerce Commission
Colorado
Charles Hering
Rtary
Ob Prust
Knowl
Wilson
Warren
Ob Talhwoush
Parepy Majorppy
Ob Sen
Black Hills Pioneer
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