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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
Princess Patricia defies Queen Mary on a publish matter with ongoing public interest. Court records show resistance to royal directive while supporters cite royal prerogative and constitutional limits. The dispute highlights tensions between crown authority and individual publication rights in the realm.
Fragmentary OCR reports court intrigue at Queen Mary’s elaborately guarded palace. References to Princess Patella, King Edward, and a looming test of loyalties fuel speculation about royal factions and future succession.
Suspicious of interests, Benater Chamberlain resumes debate on the Alaskan bill amid delayed deliberations and partisan exchanges. The senator urged open hearings and expressed concern over territorial governance and possible executive influence. The scene included references to senators and unnamed rallies, with points about sovereignty and fiscal implications.
A mangled report describes flooding along Belgian rivers with widespread property risk. details are unclear due to corrupted text, but mention of extensive inundation and economic impact across regions, with numbers and names too distorted to verify.
President Wilson in Best Health after a cold spell travels from Washington to Workington and back. He will confer with House Judiciary Committee members on trust legislation. Dr. Cary T. Grayson reports him fit for the demanding sessions ahead. Mayor John Purroy Mitchel of New York dined with the President. purpose of visit undisclosed.
A late Cardinal Rampolla’s apartments search lasted all day without result. Workers removed debris and checked a wardrobe and a key tag note, but no evidence of the alleged valuables was found.
Rich suspect known as an eccentric pole player was jailed five days by a judge for violations of automobile speed regulations. The case ties to complaints against police court decisions and mentions a brother named Walter Meo Peery.
Grain and livestock prices across Duluth and Minneapolis markets mix with scattered legal notices. A heavyweight boxer is acquitted of prize fighting charges in Los Angeles while other reports cover local court actions, diplomacy at the Elysee, and a campaign finance case in New York.
Mme Bernhardt receives a recognition as her name is added to the French Legion of Honor list. The ceremony honors her as a prominent stage figure, highlighting her enduring contributions to French arts and culture.
From Paris coms to New York on January 14, the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt has finally joined the Legion of Honor. Her long pursuit faced obstacles from powerful French society circles, though she now shares ranks with Adelina Patti Madame Curie Baroness de Rothschild Marie Paquin and Madame Dutrieu among the celebrated recipients.
In Houghton Michigan the copper strike zone sees troops depart for the first time since July as militias withdraw. Several unions plan to recruit mounted police from mining companies while weather and evictions dampen morale, yet stores and charity workers seek to aid residents amid ongoing tensions.
New York and the entire East endured a severe cold wave causing widespread suffering. Shipping was endangered by strong winds that damaged streets, whipped through city blocks, and shattered windows. Mercury fell as early as dawn, bringing extreme conditions and pushing relief efforts into action.
New York, Jane John A. Kingsbury, commliehiner ar chariting, has ppOINLOt yo tn private secreary Albert Martin, the man who sire Schrank when he shot Ope dore Roosevelt. In Nilsensey in October, Attlebine Colonel Roosevelt was but Martin was his stenographer.
Manitoba legislators unite to urge Ottawa to remove duties on imported wheat in a unanimous motion led by J A Simpawn. The ruling government demands a pro free trade stance affecting wheat tariffs and government action on the matter. The text also references a related budgetary request for military spending.
Mexico City reports the cabinet has decided that the government will default on the semiannual interest payments due this month on internal and external bonds. The debt held abroad, including the United States and Europe, underscores the Huerta regime’s financial troubles. Washington observers note the default signals serious strain and possible financial blockade implications.
In Seattle on January 14, George H. Perry, engineer of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul’s fast overland train the Glwynan, dropped dead of heart disease at his throttle while driving five miles east of town. He had just won a race against a rival road that parallels the St. Paul tracks.
Washington report states the nomination of William Williams of Virginia for Comptroller of the Currency. The process involves Treasury and the Treasury in charge of the caral Daren and Secretary McAdoo, with Senate consideration seen as contested and uncertain.
A royal decree directs Citizens to spend one hour weekly at Fort Berlin to patrol and fumigate dwellings stables and outbuildings with strong rat deterrents. Ravens and locals join the initiative urging all to reinforce defenses against vermin.
The National Independent Telephone Association opened its nineteenth annual meeting in Chicago with discussions on the government AT&T dissolution pact. The agreement requires Bell to provide Independent companies access to long distance toll lines, a subject to be considered at the gathering.
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