Rebels collide as generals wounded amid Chinese uprisings
Rebels gain momentum across Canton Vien Vein and Nanking as clashes among generals, city burnings, and mass casualties mount. Hankow fire destroys vast areas with tens of millions in losses while rebels press to seize Pekin’s seaport View Tain amid growing chaos.
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Chia
Vieng
View Tain
Pekin
Nanking
Hankow
China
Wuind
Red Cross
David Till
Paken
Shanghai
Chang Chun
YEGGMAN MONEY HID IN WOODEN LEG SHOCKS WITNESS
An alleged yeggman jailed in Jiot Springs S D after a disturbance in a restaurant. A cavity in his wooden leg yielded forty in nickels dimes and quarters. The money matched the change from a saloon robbery last week and he is held for further examination.
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Jiot Springs
S. D
Yegman
Wdgemont
Pais
Black Hills deer shipped to Mayo Clinic as living ad
Rapid City reports four deer sent to Dr. Charles H. Mayo at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. The shipment includes two whitetail does a whitetail and blacktail buck, intended as a living advertisement for the Black Hills region to visiting Mayo Clinic guests.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
Rochester
Minn
Charles H. Mayo
Scheme to Break Up Tobacco Trust Wins Federal Approval
New York City court approval came for the four and a half year effort to dissolve the American Tobacco Company as a monopoly. Judge LaComb filed the decision with supplementary opinions by Judges Coxe and Noyes concurring. none called the plan perfect though all said it surpassed the initial state of the effort.
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New York City
American Tobacco Company
Tobacco Company
United States Supreme Court
LaComb
United States Circuit Court
Coxe
Noyes
Lead youth must give up wife or face trial
William M. Stone a Lead youth who just turned seven allegedly misrepresented his age to obtain a marriage license and must choose to renounce his wife Miss Ruby A. Lloyd or face perjury charges. Stone’s father has asked States Attorney Stebron to file for annulment claiming the boy was too young to wed.
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S. D
William M. Stone
Jace
William
Stebron
Mr. Stone
Ruby A. Lloyd
Roosevelt vows new war on Barnes in Republican battle
New York City Dirences of Col Roosevelt plan open warfare to block Wm Barnes Jr the Albany boss from building a new Republican faction for reactionaries. The dispute centers on past campaigns and control of the party as Democrats gain leverage in New Mexico and bootleggers face action in Aberdeen South Dakota.
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New York City
Col
Roosevelt
Wm. Barnes, Jr
Albany
Barnes
Stimson
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
W. C. McConall
Secretary Wilson Plans to Resign
Washington officials expect Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson to announce his resignation soon. The Taft administration has reportedly offered the post to two leading agricultural scientists, who declined.
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Wilson
iTumors
Taft
Mitchell to See Seven New Building Projects Next Year
Mitchell prepares for a busy construction year with seven planned enterprises valued around 200000 dollars. Major projects include a fireproof three story brick building by Thomas Navin, a silo factory by Mr Burns, an Episcopal church at Third Avenue west and Duff Street, and a large Catholic Academy on Lawler Street. The J I Case Co plans a 600x120 foot facility on Lawler Street, and the M C A Home seeks a 60 000 dollar, three story structure on Third Avenue east.
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Mitchell
University
Thomas Navin
Main
First Avenue West
Robert Burg
Mr. Burns
Burns
Barnard-Giles Co
First Avenue
Sanborn Street
Milwaukee Company
Episcopal Church
Third Avenue West
Duff Street
IF. B. Barnett
C. E. O'Flaherty
Main Street
J. I. Case Co
Machine Company
Case
Sioux Alls
Case Company
Renal
Lawler Street
Railrend Avenue
M. W. Frank
South Dakota
Third Avenue East
Northwest
Y. M. GC
Dakota Improved Seed Co
Railroad Avenue
Endowment Triumph for Huron College as $500000 Reached
Huron College completed a $500000 endowment after a long campaign ending Saturday night. A remaining $26000 was raised on the last day, with $100000 from John D. Rockefeller and $50000 from James J. Hill. The drive united pledges to be paid by November 11 1911 and positions the college with the largest endowment in the state.
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WS. Hill
Hills
Huron
Huron College
John D. Rockefeller
Yames J. Hill
Alexandria hardware merchant’s 40th birthday party
ERI L. Neisch of Alexandria hosted a large gathering at his East Fifth Street home on Friday night to celebrate his fortieth birthday. The event featured an elegant multi course repast card games music and social conversation culminating in a smoker. Neisch, a longtime local businessman, is active in Democratic politics and town affairs. Guests presented him a mahogany rocker in leather upholstery as a token of esteem and appreciation.
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Alexandria
S. D
Eri L. Neisch
Fiftix Street
Neisch
Democratic Party
Meisch
Seed grain business praised and building plans noted
The Improved Seed Co reports strong success in seed grain sales and high demand for their pure seed from multiple quarters. Plans for a new building of 70 by 124 feet have been drawn, with endorsements from top seed grain authorities. Dr Cox’s Wire Liniment advertised with guaranteed blemish-free results.
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Improved Seed Co
Cox
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Vien Vein
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Jui
Yuan Shi
Kai
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