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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1897

Page

11

Utah Senate Ballot Ends Long Utah Contest For Rawlins

The 68th ballot of the Utah legislature elected Joseph N. Rawlins to the United States senate, defeating Thatcher after a tense, church influenced session. Rawlins, 46, Utah Democrat, born Salt Lake County, educated at Indiana University, and partner in Rawlins & Critchlow, poised to take the seat.

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Partial transcript of 1910s court and civic notices in St Paul

In St Paul a term of the court is set for May under a new law aimed at relief for the United States Supreme Court’s jurisdiction. A cable from Minister Terrell in Constantinople reports the court of ministers appropriated 180,000 piastres for Harpoot relief, with orders to prevent tax seizures on American charity funds. Frank Brown resigns from Sioux City Traction to join a new Omaha chicory factory. Reunion planners fix date for Southeastern gathering in Nebraska City starting July 1 for four days. Senator McMillan proposes the Star Spangled Banner as national song.

St. Louis United States Circuit Court of Appeals O. H. Dow B. McClurkin C. E. Miller United States District Court Bank of Commerce Denver Hartsall St. Paul United States Eupreme Court Omaha Sioux City Frank Brown Sioux City Traction Company Street Railway Betan Oldfield Sanmarly Lincoln Southeastern Reunion Association Nebraska City Wasutheron McMillan Roentgen Tan Maclaren Ansen Rudyard Kipling Plas Leto Meas Encyclopedia Publishing CO Fifth Avenue New York City The

Nicaragua Canal Battle Delays Senate Debate In Feb Vote

In Washington the Nicaragua canal bill faced a quorum fight in the senate with Vilas of Wisconsin pressing on for days. The session adjourned amid motions to adjourn and absence of a quorum as opponents sought to end the discussion. Thurston argued the attorney general’s unquestionable right to appear in foreclosure suits, with debate continuing on government liens tied to Union Pacific and Central Pacific roads.

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