Mexico's reform wave seen by mining executive Keller
Kent E Keller president of the Carrizon Copper Co. reports to the St Louis Republic on Mexico ten years of progress and a peaceful, growing nation. He challenges war fears, notes rising literacy, broader education, and a shift toward equal taxation, jury courts, and direct accountability, with broad American investment support.
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Kent E. Keller
Carrizon Copper Co
Mexico
St. Louis Republic
Keller
Mr. Keller
City of Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Executive Department
Toney
Diaz
Startled the World Bucklen's Africa Claim T
Promoters hailed Bucklen's Africa claim as world shaking though the text is garbled. The fragment suggests sensational medical or miracle claims tied to Burns and Boll.
Mexican investor predicts Mexico safe after Diaz despite unrest
The speaker asserts Mexico remains a sound investment with no government influence near railroads. He states his belief in Mexico’s stability after Diaz and emphasizes Diaz would resign if it benefited the country, calling Diaz a patriot and a great man.
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Mexico
General Diaz
Diaz
Pastor Henry Snyder Installed at Presbyterian Church
A large audience attended the Thursday evening installation of Rev. Henry Snyder as pastor of the Presbyterian church. Rev. Norman McLeod presided, with scripture by Rev. E. S. Horton and prayer by Rev. J. W. McCallum. The sermon urged church purpose beyond denominational aims and praised pastorial cooperation for city welfare.
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Henry Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle
Norman McLeod
Alexandria
E. S. Horton
Scotland
J. W. McCallum
McLeod
Mr. McCallum
Mr. Horton
China to adopt unified silver coinage after large loan
A $50,000,000 loan to China by American, British, German, and French bankers signals currency reform. China plans a silver standard matching the Mexican dollar with new silver fractions and copper subsidiary coins to end decades of monetary confusion and exchange costs.
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Washington, D. C
China
United States
School Elections Under Old Law in Pierre
City superintendents report that House Bill 378 of 1911, intended to regulate nominations and elections for boards of education, carries an emergency clause yet fails to take effect until July, so it will not govern this year’s school elections.
Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment Ad Claim
Old advertisement notes Dr Coxs Barbed Wire Liniment for cuts burns bruises piles pain and soreness. 25c bottle promises no equal with money back guarantee and sale by all druggists.
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Cox
Branching Out in Holstein Cattle
E. P. Sand, on a farm south of the city, expands into Holsteins with about 40 head including cows, heifers, and calves. He has sold stock to Montana and Wisconsin buyers and notes two cows yielding 32 quarts of milk daily. He plans improvements to handle a broader dairy business.
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Gel Goa
Jesus
Asaieh
E. P. Sand
Wisconsin
Fort Atkinson
Mr. Sand
High School Faculty Awards Honor Class of Graduates
The meeting named Harry Rathbun valedictorian and Miss Helen Powers salutatorian with Miss Bernice Brown winning a four year college scholarship. Thirty six students pursue graduation as they aim to surpass the 1907 class record. Baccalaureate on May 28 by Rev W M Mair at city hall. Commencement June 1 with address by George W Nash president of Aberdeen Normal and Industrial school.
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Harry Rathbun
Helen Powers
Bernice Brown
W. M. Mair
Congregation Church
George W. Nash
Aberdeen ,Normal and Industrial School
Seal Chinaman In His Casket
Deadwood South Dakota confirms the burial of Ye Dan Kim a 59 year old pioneer Chinese resident and Hi Kee company manager. He leaves a family in China and a San Francisco banker brother. Cause of death believed to be a neck abscess. Hunters protest forest service use of poisoned wheat to control mice feared to threaten pheasants and prairie chickens across burned areas with reseeding efforts.
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Deadwood
S. D
Ye Dan Kim
Old Country
Kim
Hi Kee Company
China
San Francisco
Forest Service
Plan to Beautify Capital Grounds in Pierre South Dakota
The state capitol commission voted to advertise for bids on May 19 for walks on the grounds water pipes and electric conduits and preliminary grading work. The state engineer will consult with the city engineer on grading and a pond dam at the southeast corner. A gas plant contract was let to Albert Anderson to extract gas from the artesian well on the grounds.
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Albert Anderson
Do Ghosts Haunt Swamps Or Are Malaria Dangers Real
Editorial argues fear of phantoms is foolish while real swamp hazards loom. It cites malaria germs causing ague and typhoid, urging use of Electric Bitters as a blood-cleansing remedy to destroy such invaders. Three bottles
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Cornell University
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Commercial Savings Bank
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B. E. Wagner U. S. Attorney
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Western Nat. Bank
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Western Nat. Bank Mitchell
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Champeny
J.-P. Happe
Champ Eny Bldg
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Plotner Livery Sale
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