Farmers Finish Their Congress Attendance Falls Short
Sioux Falls dispatch reports the Farmers National Congress running a shortened four day program with lower attendance than expected. Officers elected include President George L. Flauders and Harvie Jordan as first vice president, with multiple secretaries and treasurer J H Reynolds. A lengthy set of resolutions covered tariffs, education, canal projects, oleomargarine taxation, rural delivery, and foreign policy, while Mrs. B Dahl Laws of Minnesota delivered the notable program address on the Girl and the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Flauders
Albany
N.Y
Harvie Jordan
Montiverlo
Presid Cameron
Statesville
N.C
J. 4H. Reynolds
Adrian
John M. Stahl
Chicago
E. A. Callahan
John A. Whittaker
Boston
Joel M. Roberts
Clayton
Georgia
Vice Press
North Carolina
Itham
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Jo Canning
Hinson
Armstrong
Nicaragua Canal
McKy
New York
Wisconsin
Conin
Conen
B Dahl Laws
Minnesota
Laws
800th Dakota Schools Pay Nearly Two Million for Education
The South Dakota public education budget for the year shows over a million and three years funds for public schools and state institutions. With a population around 600, the per capita cost is about 15 dollars for education and 45 dollars for the white population. Local tax support totals 1 447, state funds 1 285, and state agricultural college aid 46 000. The Department of School and Public Lands adds 11 365, and overall costs rise with population while local taxes are expected to fall as state aid increases.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Department of School and Public Lands
State Agricultural College
School and Public Land Department
Iowa Supreme Court Decisions From Des Moines Docket
The Iowa Supreme Court cases list reversals and affirmations involving multiple appellants including Chrissy Davis Huser city of Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Wapello Marshall Kowalski Chicago Great Western Ry Co Clinton and Sullivan. The opinions determine affirmed or reversed outcomes across several actions in Linn Des Moines Dubuque Clinton and related jurisdictions.
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Des Moines
Day
Rector
Agenst Chrissy
Davis Attirm Huser
City of
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Huckworth
City of Ottumwa
Wapello
State of Iowa
Agai Gr As
Marshall
Kowalski
Chicago
Heir to Fortune Dies in Salt Lake City
A stranger who died at Holy Cross hospital from pneumonia is identified as E. Deforest, heir to a large fortune. He was a mechanical and mining engineer, chemist, and student with a national reputation. His father’s New York business faced money disputes, and the will left him only interest for two years before the estate would pass. If he had lived thirty days longer, his widow might have claimed wealth. now potential litigation looms with two sisters named in the will as alternate heirs.
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Ubs
Salt Lake City
Holy Cross Hospital
E. Deforest
New York
Rau
Doles
Kron
Officials debate court start as famine-struck Pekin endures
Reports from Shanghai say a Kaifeng court may have begun though officials here are unsure. Temporary palaces rise at Kaifeng Fu and Paoting Fu while travel costs reach 13 million taels despite economy edicts. Local officials resign over enterta inment expenses as famine-stricken China struggles.
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Peking
Cct
Kaifeng Fu
Shanghai
Paoting Fu
Legation Goar
Pek
Markets roundup from Chicago Minneapolis and Omaha reports
Chicago and other markets show mixed hog and cattle receipts with price moves. Hogs range around 4.2 to 5.3 per hundredweight for light to heavy, cattle steady to lower, lambs and sheep lower, calves around 3.00 to 66.25, and grain notes noting No 2 red corn and wheat values with futures quotes at Minneapolis.
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Chicago
America
South
Omaha
Hutcher
Kansas
Creamary
Léger
Admiral Sampson statement on Schley inquiry dispute
Colonel Moberthy Thompson recounts Admiral Sampson read proofs of Maclay book and corrected parts. He notes Sampson could not fully defend the content while ill, but supported that Maclay’s charges were not entirely accurate. chart details and actions at Santiago are discussed with guarded accuracy.
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New York
Moberthy. Thompson
United States Naval Academy Alumni Association
Associated Press
Schley
Maclay
Sampson
Mac
Adrira
Ma2eclay
Santiago
Hodgson's Testimony on Battle of Santiago Terse
The Schley court of inquiry heard Hodgson navigator of the Brooklyn recount the action at Cienfuegos and the move toward Santiago. He described signals to insurgents, impediments from weather and smaller ships, and efforts aboard the Brooklyn to engage the Vis caya, Colon, and Oquendo with quick firing and careful helm adjustments as smoke obscured the rear. He stated the Brooklyn did all it could and maintained fire as the battle progressed.
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Colon
Brooklyn
Oregon
Vya
Acerra
T2 & Schley
Treache
Hodgson
Edhley
Cook
Schiey
Texas
Schley
Navigator
Santiago
Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Doyle
Rodgers
Hodg- Navigator
Ned
Correspeen
Schleyer
Gson
Cienfos
Cienfuegos
Cienfuegoes
Maria Teresa
Viscaya
Oquendo
Discharge Message Cost 24 Cents Charged to Army
Colonel Harrison faced a 24 cent charge for a military message that ended his army service. An investigation showed Adjutant General Harrison ordered him home on the transport, and the department required payment for the message. The other dispatch mentioned hemp factory sites and is tied to a senate inquiry.
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Harrison
Shington
Russell N
Harri
Hand
Sin Manila
Frorty
Senate
United States Army
Pueblo Terrorized by Serial Assaults in October
Pueblo reports a wave of brutal assaults on women and girls with a suspect described as a dark man whose face was blacked. Victims include James P. Henderson, Hamilton family member, and Mrs. Hickey who lies near death after a bicycle attack. Multiple women harmed in the city.
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Pueblo
Col
James P. Henderson
Hamilton
Agreement on Isthmian Canal Abrogates Clayton-Bulwer Pact
Washington reports of an accord with Great Britain abrogating the Clayton Bulwer treaty and establishing an open neutral canal in time of peace. The United States would control the route, fortifications possible in war, and guarantee non discrimination for commercial passage. Ambassador Choate to present the draft to Roosevelt for sealing in Congress.
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Clayton-Bulwer
Frenty
Washington
Daily Chronicle
The
Lord Salispury
Lord Lansdownes
Roosevelt
Senate
Great Britain
United States
Chicago
Record-Herald
England
Pse
Choate
Congress
Haylong
Inauguration Rumor Ties Cardinal Election News
A fragmented report discusses Archbishop O Gorman and potential cardinals in St Louis and Rome. Rampolla letters and McKinley influence are mentioned amid claims of a shift away from Archbishop Treland. The article portrays factions supporting Ryan and Archbishop in the American church.
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St. Louis, Ger
St. Paul
O'Gorm
O'Gorman
Treland
Rampolla
Ryan
Frei
Amer
Hay
Dent McKinley
Dinal Rampolla
United States
Flight of French Friars Exiles Seek Refuge in Britain or Belgium
The exiled religious congregations aim to comply with terms by July 1 and pursue refuge in Britain or Belgium. Benedictines Jesuits Carmelites and others face upheaval as Catholic orders adapt to the French republic’s law, with many applying for new status while some resist.
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England
Paris
France
Sisters of St
DIEDRICK NOT MAROONED IN PEARY EXPEDITION
Dr. Diedrick rests in good health in Halifax after leaving the Peary expedition by his own choice. Dr. Stein of Washington and Warmbath of Boston, who recently arrived from an Arctic voyage, report Diedrick remains exiled yet self-reliant on native food. He resigned August 20 and may sail to Scotland or Windward next year if winds permit.
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Mr. Stein
Peary
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Diedrick
Dr.Stein
Washington
Warmbath
Boston
Arctic
Stein
Diedric
Northullands Island
Deidrich
Dr. Stein
Scotlar Main
Quan’ Stein
Propo
Safe Blown Open at Sherman Drug Co in Omaha
Thieves blasted open the Sherm ell Drug company safe in Omaha Nebraska early this morning and secured $250 in silver. The blast damaged the safe and the rest of the drug store, with $500 in estimated losses overall. Police investigated and searched for suspects.
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Omaha
Neb
Shermell Drug Company
Hunt Drugs
Record Time in Plymouth Voyage by Kron helm
The Kron helm steamer, under command of Lloyd, arrived in Plymouth this morning after a record voyage from New York. The vessel completed the fs passage in five days and forty eight minutes, covering a distance of 540 miles. The voyage set a new speed benchmark for the route and drew attention at Hook light ship.
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Plymouth
Lloyd
Kronhelm
York
Hook
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Farmers’ National Congress
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Yankton
Dakota
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Bancas City
Mirneapolis
Minneapolis
Sampson Brous
R K. Thompson Mahosm
Great Britain and
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AO Cay
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