Yuan Shi Kai Inaugurated President In Beijing
Yuan Shi Kai was formally inaugurated as president with military and naval officers present. Foreign officials attended, though legations were not represented. The US transport Abarenda delivered marines to Taku to relieve 200 infantrymen from Manila bound for Tientsin.
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Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Ew Foreign Office
United States
Abarenda
Taku
Pei Ho
Manila
Tien Tsin
Deneen Plans Extra Session for Direct Presidential Primary
Governor Deneen authorized a direct presidential primary push stating he would call an extra legislative session if two thirds of both Senate and House pledge to pass a bill with the emergency clause before the call. He seeks swift enactment and broad support for the measure.
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Chicago
Deneen
Senate
House
Lincoln capitalists outline ten million power canal plan
A Lincoln group drafts plans to harness Loup river water for a large power project with a ten million dollar outlay. They secured land and target immediate markets from ninety cities. State water rights decisions and early work at Genoa are expected this week as water filings proceed.
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Lincoln
Loup River
State Board
Genoa
Nebraska Company
Deer Destruction by Coyotes and Wolves Reported
Reports from hills describe widespread deer destruction by coyotes and wolves especially. Carcasses found every few days in deep winter snow of the Black Hills show deer unable to escape lighter predators.
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Black Hill
Investigation of American Woolen Company for Congress
The Rouse committee on rules recommends a formal inquiry into the American Woolen Company. It will examine organization capitalization labor conditions and corporate status following a preliminary inquiry.
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Woolen Company
Washington
American Woolen Company
Congress
Rouse Committee On Rules
Ee Eee En Eres
Wall Collapse Buries Firemen and Onlookers at Warehouse
A section of the east wall of a warehouse blew outward trapping and killing three firefighters and two onlookers amid the rubble. Authorities investigate cause and ongoing inquiries.
Test Case For Matter Analysis Output
The note outlines creating a test case to evaluate handling of the matter. It focuses on establishing a controlled scenario to verify processing steps and outcomes without revealing additional context.
Happenings of the Past Week Across the Globe
A collage of 1912 era world news items notes shifts in U S and international politics. Senator Heyburn and Senator Lodge figures feature in domestic debates while Taft Knox arbitration treaties face Senate scrutiny. Keystones include Secretary Wilson’s grain orders. Speaker Clark’s birthday. Raiffeisen farm credits abroad. Siam republican plots. anti American Nicaragua unrest. and Amundsen reaching the South Pole.
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Washington
Heyburn
Idaho
Lodge
United States
Larry Percy
Mississippi
William Sulzer
Alaska
James Wilson
Philander Co. Knox
Corinto
Managua
Colombia
Champ Clark
Wilson
Department
Stephens
Court of Claims
Indian Committee
Norris
Germany
Raiffeisen
England
France
Taft
Knox
Senate
Congress
Great Britain
Panamare president Pamela Arosmena resumes office
The report notes Pamela Arosmena resumes the presidency as London police fail to locate Christabel Pankhurst. It mentions coal strikes, labour actions in Muscatine and nationwide factory closures in the United Kingdom. A mine gas explosion near Bennett BC kills four and traps ten. Missouri vital statistics show 30 468 more births than deaths in 1911.
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Pamela Arosmena
London
Christabel Pankhurst
Chung Fo
Chung Yee
Easen
England
Wales
Diamond Vale Mining Company
Bernett
B. C
Missouri Bureau of Vital Statistica
Seed Corn Test Destroys Imported Seed Claim
W R Mellor and seed corn experts toured Nebraska showing seed seedling trials. A Nebraska man who bought two carloads of Iowa ear corn claimed it could be seed corn. Eighteen grains were planted and not a single germinated after a week.
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W. R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Iowa
Penitentiary Drug Smuggling Suppressed After Governor Action
After substantiated rumors of dope smuggling at the penitentiary five Lincoln men witnessed a discharged convict pass morphine to a trusty inside the wall. Governor Aldrich met with Warden Delahunty and issued orders to curb the traffic with tougher guards and new restrictions. Dinsmore the hospital head will lose his medical privileges, and others implicated will be stripped of prior favors.
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Lincoln
Aldrich
Delahunty
Nominations Close Ahead of State Primaries
Secretary of State Walt will declare the statewide nominations closed at 6 p m on Tuesday March 19. Nominations must be filed 30 days before the April 19 primary. a one day grace is anticipated for mailed nomination papers to reach him.
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Walt
Wait
Statue Ready by May Fifteenth for Lincoln Monument
Secretary of State Wait of the Abraham Lincoln Monument Commission reports Daniel Chester French has advised bronze founders will ship the statue in the final week of April. The commission hopes to unveil before June and aims for May fifteen ceremonies.
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Wait
Abraham Lincoln Monument Commission
Daniel Chester French
French
Nebraska Commison
Y M C A Employment Bureau reports student job success
The university Y M C A employment bureau secured over 490 jobs for students in the first semester, with three fifths classified as odd jobs from hours to weeks. It is estimated students earned over 11 000 dollars. Modern Woodmen warn of charter forfeiture and cancellation of insurance certificates in a circular from Head Consul A R Talbot.
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Nebraska
A. R Talbot
Gasoline Dealers Ordered to Use Steel Tanks or Underground Storages
State Fire Warden Randall directs all gasoline dealers to store fuel in steel tanks or underground caves to prevent fires. The order follows recent fires caused by careless handling of gasoline and aims to protect property.
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Randall
University students inquiring at regimental headquarters
Several university graduates this year are reported to be at regimental headquarters seeking information. The fragment notes ongoing student inquiries about military or regimental assignments.
Republicans of Scotia form Taft club and farm notes
News notes report a Scotia Taft club formation and diverse Nebraska items. Robbery at Eagle depot yielded $6, a revolver and overalls. West Point funeral for Frederick Sowen Shein conducted by Woodmen. Otoe farmers test corn germination at 90 percent. Ike Bower shot a seven foot American eagle. Gering church interior destroyed by water heater explosion. 1911 Burlington statistics show livestock and produce shipped from Alliance. Federal judge allows Oelrich & Berry to redeem sorghum syrup by bond. Eggs craze in a Wymore restaurant yields a raw egg bounty. State horticultural chief urges eastern Nebraska fruit growers to join and seek aid. Sam Winegar injured by wagon mishap near Brewster. Bulletin 123 from Nebraska Experiment Station covers hog fattening with alfalfa and corn. Court house plans for Stanton county touted at $60,000.
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Scotia
Eagle
Frederick Sowenshein
West Point
Woodmen of the World
J. “A. .White
Fred Markel
Otoe County
Ike Bower
Dry Branch
Fairbury
Christian Church
Gering
Burlington
Alliance
Federal
Oelrich & Berry Company of
Chicago
Wymore
Harry ’ Campbell
Campbell
C. G. Marshall
State Horticultural Society
Nebraska
Society
State Experiment Station
Sam Winegar
Omaha
Brewster
Winegar
Nebraska Experiment Station
North Platte
Stanton County
Willis
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Mrs J G Johnson of Scottville Michigan writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured backache and bearing down pains and kept the family stocked with it. She claims it is the best medicine for women and notes her eldest child benefited. The product is described as made from native roots and herbs with no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paul
J. G. Johnson
Scottville, Mich
R.F.D
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Aster
Nebraska Conservation Congress
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Nicaraagua
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Princeton
N. J
Guglielmo Marconi
Victor
Robert Scott
Royal Navy
South Pole
Michigan
House ‘of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Hwang-Hsien
Chu-Fu
General Post
Bo Sing Young
Jo Young
St. Joseph
Hong Kong
Henri Salvey
Issy Les-Moulineaux
Paris
Tokio
China
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Western News
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