United States Senator Nominees Tangle in Colorado
In Colorado the legislature nominated John H Gear as the Republican candidate and Horace Boies for the Democrats after a roll call in both chambers. Gear led in the senate 3 to 11, while in the house Gear received 77 votes to Boies 17 and Butler 1. A related note covers New Jersey Republicans arguing the absence of precedent for denying a senator seat and alleging Democratic manipulation to block Bradley. The piece also mentions a 25,000-strong woman suffrage movement bill and a revenue reform bill.
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Drs Meings
United States
John H. Gear
Republican Caucus
Senate
Harmon
Horace Boies
Harper
Gear
Boies
House
W. B. Butler
Butler
Taylor
Davis County
Builer
Palmer
Bishop
General Assembly
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rasads
Crow
Wapello
Chaesell
Flymouth
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Bradley
Supreme Court
Labor circles plan American Federation journal editorship
New York January 14 the executive committee of the American Federation of Labor finished its three day session. Committees were appointed to arbitrate in ten localities and boycott resolutions were endorsed. The federation will publish a monthly journal The American Federationist to begin in February with President Gompers as editor. A Knight of Labor quarrel report from Pittsburg alleges Powderly seeks to be reinstated next year.
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Gompars
Powderly
Knighta of Labor
New York
American Federation of Lowcr
Senate
House of Representatives
American Federation of Labor
International
Gompsis
Knights of Labor
Pittsburg
Legislative Board
Hayes
Train Robbery on Kansas City Line Near St Joseph
Five masked men halted train No 3 on the Kansas City St Joseph line at Roy’s Branch near St Joseph Missouri at 12 30 AM. Engineers and guard forced to open express car, safe robbed, contents carried away in a sack. Escape into Willows along the track. Suspected to be same gang that robbed a Hannibal Chicago Fast Train a week earlier.
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Kinsas City Road
St. Joseph
Kansas City, St. Joseph and
Council Bluffs
Roy
C. B. Baxter
Roberts
Chicago
Hannibal
Reverend Talmage resigns from Brooklyn Tabernacle pastorate
Rev. Tahnages told the Brooklyn Tabernacle congregation after Sunday night’s sermon that he will resign as pastor at the spring anniversary marking 25 years in charge. He described the work building three churches, two burned by fire, as arduous yet blessed and said the pulpit will be occupied by successors chosen by the flock. He added plans after resignation are not yet developed and he will continue preaching by voice and through the press. He had opposed the board’s proposal to charge 10 cents admission.
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Tahnages
Brooklyn Tabernante
Brouxnys
Dan
Dewitt Talnage
Tabernacle
Talmage
Board of Trustees
Timber Thieves Caught Cycle Sam After Parties
Special agents have jailed six men for cutting walnut timber on government lands in Cage reservation. They had 50,000 feet sawed and 400 logs ready for market, tied to a larger scheme run by prominent locals. Arrests expected to follow across Colorado and other regions.
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Gutirm
United States
Colorado
Florence
Cole
B. F. Stringle
General Land Office
Canon
Cripple Creek
Land Office
Character in Gait and the Walk as a Moral Mirror
A Philadelphia Times excerpt explores how walking style reveals character. It contrasts conceit, precision, folly, treachery, and steadiness through observed gaits, favoring the man with “Earnest eye” and “firm tread” as reliable, while warning against weak minds, chaotic spouses, and treacherous mannerisms.
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Plutarch
Lavater
Cataline
Sallust
Nature
Philadelphia Times
No Danger of Salt Famine From Ocean Water
A German calculation says the world’s oceans hold vast salt reserves. Seas cover 73 percent of Earth, about 9,260,000 square miles, with an average depth of half a mile yielding 3,409,000 cubic miles of sea water. At 25 kilograms of salt per cubic mile, this implies about 5,000 cubic miles of distilled salt could be extracted.
Great Rock Island Route Promotes Englewood Stop
The Great Rock Island Route offers all regular trains to Englewood suburban station near the World's Fair grounds. Passengers can save time by alighting there to avoid city crowds. For tickets, rates, and schedules, inquire at any coupon ticket office in the United States, Canada, or Mexico.
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Whias
Hook Island
Chicago
Deoria
Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
Lincoln
Iceland
Englewood
United States
Canada
Mexico
Sebastian Denight
Joan
Catarre
Cooperative Stock Syndicate Dividend Prospectus Offer
Earned and paid 22 percent for December dividend to subscribers of our cooperative Stock Speculative Syndicate. Prospectus available on request. 60 to 150 percent per annum easily made without risk. WhamMan & Co. Bankers and Brokers. 60 and 62 Broadway New York. Long distance telephone 4867 Cortlandt.
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WhamMan & Co
Broadway
New York
Cortlandt
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