Senate considers bills and measures in session outcomes
The record lists multiple senate bills debated or passed including county aid to fairs, bank organization and control, bank examiner salaries, school district election procedures, and expense accounts for supreme court judges. Other items cover property conveyance, oil inspector pay, abolishing free range, civil verdict rules, funding for injured individuals, court term terms, railroad express rates, charter renewals, pupil requirements for the state blind asylum, session laws printing, irrigation water distribution, and veterinary practice regulations.
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Fotiteepe
Ther House
Supreme Court
Senate
Wyman
Howard Harper
Northern Normal
First Circuit
Railway Commission
Duluth, Pierre and Black Hills Railway Company
Think Young Woman May Have Poisoned
Eva May Kreiter, a 17 year old imprisoned in Brown county for the death of her husband near Hecla South Dakota, faces a coroner's inquest with conflicting stories about the fatal knife wound. Authorities fear poisoning to mask murder and have sent Kreiter's stomach contents for analysis while her Kansas parents may travel to assist.
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Aberden
S. D
Eva May Kreiter
Brown County
Kreiter
Harkin
South Dakota
Hecla
Kansas
Ben
I. T. van Slyke
B. ‘Harkin
Morgan
Reciprocity clash tests insurgent Republicans stance
Washington observers note a heated fight over the Canada reciprocity treaty with key senators like Bourne Crawford and others split between protectionist and reform positions. The magazine lobby fights a postal rate increase while insurers of reform warn of special privilege and mounting lobbying power.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
Canada
Aldrich
Bourne
Oregon
Borah
Idaho
Dixon
Montana
Hale
National Republican Progressive League
Crawford
Northwest
Minneapolis
Recalling Huron Officials Sparks Vote Drive
Voters in Huron South Dakota consider recalling three city commissioners A A Chamberlain C E Young and M L Tobin and Mayor Koepp under a 15 percent petition threshold. J C Madsen faces spring election. Recall centers on taxation and governance with official statements promised soon.
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Commission
A. A. Chamberlain
C. E. Young
M. L. Tobin
J. C. Madsen
Koepp
A. W. Wilmarth
Dr Cox Painless Buster Offered For Sale
Product listing advertising Dr Cox s Painless Buster priced at 50 cents sold by ell drug gists with guarantees for spavin curbs splints and related ailments.
Meeting in Pierre Fails to Draw Large Crowds
A Pierre gathering called by E L Senn to form a state branch of the National Progressive Republican league drew little attendance from outside points. Leaders consider calling another meeting to bridge old stalwart and insurgent factions. House acts to outlaw express companies and require railroads to carry patrons packages directly.
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Pierre
S. D
E. L. Senn
National Progressive Republican League
House
Congress
Senate
Railroads Decide Against an Appeal
New York City executives and attorneys of eastern trunk lines met to review the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling last Thursday against a general freight-rate advance. They favor letting the decision stand as a closed incident, reinforcing the claim that the rate hike aimed to block rate reductions and the accompanying property valuation.
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New York City
Eastern Trunk Lines
State Commerce Commission
Theft of Jewels on Steamer Amerika
New York City reports a $130,000 jewel theft aboard the steamer Amerika. The gems belonged to Mrs. Baldwin A. Drummond, formerly Mrs. Marshall Field Jr. Police suspect continental crooks led by an American. Mrs. Drummond is ill at a hotel following the loss.
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New York City
Baldwin A. Drummap
Marshall Field, Jr
Drummond
Japanese Treaty Ratified By Senate After Debated Session
The United States senate ratified the new Japanese trade and navigation treaty after a two hour executive session. Western lawmakers feared it might affect coolie labor yet supported ratification. Tokyo welcomed the move as a sign of renewed confidence and a step toward Japan forming its fiscal system and tariffs. The Sutherland amendment to the direct election bill passed 50 to 37, with notable Republican support.
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Pierre
S. D
Richards
Senate
House
Washington, D. C
Japan
Pacific Coast
Friends of the Treaty
Tokio
United States Senate
United States
Beveridge
Lorimer
Hale
Clark
Arkansas
Borah
Bourne
Bristow
Brown
Cummins
Grenna
LaFollette
Committee eulogizes Burke as retires from chair
At a House committee on Indian affairs meeting a resolution praised Representative Burke of South Dakota for his services. Burke, chair since the start of this Congress, will retire when Democrats take control after March 4.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Eulo
Representative Burke
South Dakota
Burke
Man hides $8000 in milk can then loses it in New York
Henry Meyer stored his eight thousand dollars in a milk can to secure savings against a bank but the can vanished. Police search yields no clue as the mystery of the missing $8000 remains unsolved in New York City. Drug ads promote Dr Cox’s Barbed Wire Liniment with priced bottles.
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Buffalo
Rochester
New York
Ontario
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Canada
Northwest
New York State
Prairies
South Dakot
Prairie States
New York City
Henry Meyer
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Iy Tia
Lumber Trust
Magazine Lobby
Reform
Washington
Huron
Huron, S. D
Meeling al Pilhhe
Whiting
Kauffman
Knight
Sutley
Stanley County
Sioux Falls
Tscharner
Hayes
Matheney
Treber
Ricards
Socialist Party
Seventh Circuit
State Board of Finances
Citizens Telephone Company
Plankinton
Officers Club
Lake Kampeska
Gilbert Thoreson
Minnehaha
A. Williams
Sanborn
Thoreson
Cone
Williams
Duncan
Ganey
Bartine
Perkins
Collins
Lockhart
Perley
Wil
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