Soldiers' Home Planned at Hot Springs Despite Governor Vote
A bill to build the Soldiers' Home at Hot Springs passes both houses with two thirds, despite Governor Church's opposition. The governor faces renewed political pressure and possible removal of officers as the plan proceeds.
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Hot Springs
Governor Church
Legislature near end of season with veto battles
In Dakota, the legislature clashed over the soldiers home bills, railroad measures, and woman suffrage. The council and house passed the soldiers home bill over vetoes, while the Morris and Fletcher railroad fights dominated near chaos. A Sioux conference bill progressed, and local notices on newspapers and tax changes were advanced.
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Hot Springs
Cook
Logan
McNeil
Miller
Morris
Patridge
Potter
Smith
Turnbull
van Etten
Brookings College
Vermillion University
Sheets
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Bismarck
Wietcher and
Fletcher
Alliance
Morris and Aikens
Minnesota
Keith
McNiel
Jones
Burnham
Bixler
Dakota
Fletcher and
Alida Dieiada
Dellard
Crawford
Glaspel
Halley
Hughes
McDonald
Patten
Ryan
Soderberg
Walsh
Woolheiser
Dollard
Messrs
Allen
Baldwin
Elliott
Grenna
Hunter
Lampman
Lillibridge
Mallory
McHugh
Newman
Palmer
Parkin
Ramsdell
Swanston
Trade
Upham
Welcome
Speaker
Council
Washixeton
Irishman Arrested Here then Dies by His Own Hand
An Irishman identified as Richard Pigott or Ronald Ponsonby was arrested at the Hotel des Ambassadeurs. He then killed himself with a revolver. He spoke only English and had a small amount of silver on him. Police seized his papers and belongings.
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Piggott
Maprip
Richard Pigott
Hotel Des Ambassoeurs
Ronald Ponsonby
Pigott
Crowds Fill Capitol as Inauguration Nears in Washington
In Washington today crowds throng the cap itol causing crowded galleries and obstructed movement. Officials note the crowd is large but not as big as four years ago, while many sessions remain crowded and busy. The report lists varied items from London to Des Moines including political appointments fires and court decisions.
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Capitol
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Cooper
Ericson
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Hailey
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van Oadell
Woolhiser
Lowry
The
Judiciary Committee
Grand Apolly of the Republic
Indiana
the Council
Commissioner of Immigration
Railroad Committee
General Fund
Rolette County
Messrs. Atkinson
Mr. Swanston
Alliance Railroad
Messrs. Swanston
Jones and Fletcher
Wessinatox
Huron
Bill Springer
Wessington
Winona
Pierre
J. P. Cooper
John Alton
Brookings
Chas. Ferguson
Dexter Furbeck
Ella Wever
Rev. L. G. Femier
Benjamin Harrison Blake
C. A. Blake
Sackville
Lonnox
Julian Pouncefoot
United States
Robert Garrett
Franz Sigels
Madrid
Merchant’s National Bank of
Yankton
Mr. Buffam
M. E
Rockwell City
St. George
Ont
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
United States of Columbia
Bayard
Aspinwall
London Times
Parcell
Egan
Phoenix Park
National League of Republican Clubs
Baltimore
the National Bank of Dakota
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Huron, Dakota
D. L. Stick
D. Stick
J. A. Kemp
N. B. Dotson
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Paine
Jas. L. Bows
Springfield
Mass
Richarpson & Co
Burlington
Ee, Wells, Els, Richardson & & CO
Cera
J. W. Camppert, Pres
W. N. Corza
J. W. Macxentiz
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Sela
Cerat
Lewis W. Hazen
John Fowler
United States Depository
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Daxora Ave