Senate committee reorganization and new telegraph panel
Lieutenant Governor Merriott announces senate committee rearrangements to improve ranking and group related subjects. He enlarges agriculture and library panels, adds a telegraph and telephones group, and discusses revenue reform. lists follow for Ways and Means Judiciary Appropriations and other committees with numerous members.
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Senate
Thieutenant Goyot Herriott
Harriott
Aetelon
Library Commission
Ilbrarles
Merriott Isso
Junkin
Healy
Lewis
Hayward
Glaasen
Qing‘wold
Lister
Brighton
Croassey
Harper
Maytag
Spaulding
Brooks
Fitzpatrick
Wilson
Lyona
Ball
Agriculture
Harriman
Classen
Crossley
Mopkins
Arthaud
Allyn
Hogue
Griewold
Junkit
Garat
Wilton
Young
Lee
Smith
Des Moines
Blancherd
Hobart
Craig
Mardis
Mitchell
Griswold
Hubbard
Bachman
Slopkins
Hartshorn
Townsend
Porter
Deg
Moines
Yrewith
Alexander
Blanchard
Hazelton
Crawford
Garper
Dowell
Washington
Intomerance
Mardly
Arthoud
Bach
Bishop
Lambert
Insurance
Allyas
Moftt
Hangerton
Whipple
Mardus
Courtright
Winner
Hopkins
Trewin
Portar
Lyons
Bite
Patrick
Moleyberry
Winne
Bail
Young of Lee
Clasten
Tallman
Slater
Eeenets Smith
Stith
Public Health
Bachian, Allyn
Mofiit
Harvard
Molesberry
Emmett
Educational, Educations
Arthand
Tullmen
Emmert
Military
Mont
Blenchard
Forter
Pharmacy
Garst
Wison
Penitentiaries
Washirgton
Mar Gis
Witzpatrick
Portey
Elections
Marriman
Junk
It Often Happens That Women and Men Clash Over Flattery
A reflective piece notes patterns in gender behavior, arguing women seek flattery and men crave authority, while excessive petting makes men oversensitive and women wield politeness to claim power, shaping social dynamics.
Senate Debates Philippine Tariff and Commerce Measure
The Senate opened debate on the Philippine tariff bill led by Lodge with Rawlins opposing the majority line and proposing independence once a stable government is formed. House sessions focused on the urgent deficiency bill with Manila military post funding prompting sharp exchanges and a notable vote on an amendment for soldiers protection.
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Waaltneton
Ian
Senate
Committee On the Philippines
Ghairtah
Lodge
Rawlins
Utah
Department of Commerce
Nelgon
Minnesota
House
House of Representatives
Manila
Clark
Missouri
Cannon
Tinois
de Armond
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Tennessee
Grosvenor
Ohio
Alexander
New York
Grow
Pennsylvania
Williams
Illnois
Underwood
Alabama
Washington
Masachusetts
Philippines
Congress
Philippina
Bacon
Georgia
Secretary of War
United States
Siblay
Dinsmore
Arkansas
Newlands
Nevada
Mondall
Wyoming
Robinson
Indiana
Kerns
Illinoig
Gaines
van Diver
Green
Williame
Mignissippi
Appropriations Committee
Cummings
East London
South Africa
Ant
Hill Tells His Story Defending Northern Rail Deal
James V. Hill, president of the Northern Securities Co and Great Northern Railway, testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He argues that competition does not lower rates and cites lengthy peace between Northern Pacific and Great Northern as evidence of low Northwest rates. He says the Burlington purchase was necessary and not driven by trust motives.
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Great Northern Harve
Burlington
Norhern Pacific
Great Northern
Hill
Northern Securities Company
New Anti-Oleo Bill Tightens Butter Imitation Rules
Washington January 24 The house agriculture committee approved a stricter oleomargarine bill, McCleary as amended, adding taxes and penalties to colored imitations. It widens the ban beyond yellow colored butter substitutes, rejects several proposed amendments, and authorizes Representative Henry of Connecticut to report the amended measure.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
McCleary
Groyt
Henry
Connecticut
South African War at Lindique Spruit and Senate Direct Vote
A party of natives cutting grass at Lindique Spruit with imperial yeomanry was surprised by 1500 Boers. After a gallant resistance six Boers and one British defender were killed, the natives surrendered, and four unarmed locals were shot. In Washington the Senate committee reported favoring direct popular election of United States Senators, citing its advantages. Commandeer Schoepers of the Boer army was executed January 18, not next Saturday as a cable error claimed. Georgia has twenty counties with saloons and 117 counties prohibit liquor sales.
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Wistington
Senate
Mason
Iflford
Congress
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago
Schley
Hale
Committee On Naval Affairs
Teller
B Scheepers
House
Hill
Connecticut
Cannon and Loud
Washington
Philipaines
Pretoria
Lindique Spruit
United States
Ben. Scheepers
New York
Associated Press
Schoepers
Kitchener
Georgia
Settlers Letter From Saskatchewan Valley Praises New Home
A group of Saskatchewan settlers from South Dakota describe their experience since 1899 in Township 4% area. They report good crops last year and this season, with wheat about twenty bushels per acre, oats and barley strong, and potatoes and root crops thriving. They credit the land with strong prospects and say they are glad they moved, noting that a poor map misleads quicker than Dakota. The letter is signed by John HL Schultz, H A Goshen, S Gord, B H Dirks, C D Unry, FP Unry, and A Ratzlief, all from South Dakota, USA.
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United States Rosthern
Frank Pedhey
Saskatchewan
Springfield
Bonhomme County
Dakota
John HL. Schultz
H. A. Goshen
5. Gord
B. H. Dirks
D. Unry
FP. Unry
A. Ratzlief
South Dakdta
U. SA
Homeseekers' Excursion Tickets Offered by Iowa Central
On the first and third Tuesdays of January and February 1802 the Iowa Central will sell homeseekers excursion tickets to points in Iowa Minnesota Montana Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and elsewhere in the South Southeast and Southwest at one fare two dollars for the round trip with a final return limit of twenty one days The Jones Central is the shortest line to the North Northwest West South and Southwest with first class equipment through chair cars and sleeping cars and fast time It lands the homeseeker For full details call ticket agents or address Geo Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa
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Iowa Ceantral
Paints
Iowa
Mineesota
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ixas
Elswhere
Jone Central
Homesacker
Geo
Batty
G P
T. A
Marshalltown
Not in the Trust Defiances Starch ad touts quality goods
A short promotional piece attacks merchants who claim not to be in the trust. It argues such claims mislead buyers and praises Defiance Starch, saying it makes superior starch and sells 1 ounce for ten cents. The ad invites readers to ask grocers for Magnetic Starch Co. Omaha 66.
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Defianca Starch Company
Magnetic Starch Co
Omaha
Kansas Leads In Wheat And Corn Value In 1900
The Kansas State Board of Agriculture notes Kansas tops U S Department of Agriculture tables for 1896 1900 with wheat and corn values and per capita measures. It highlights 1890s production, cites Santa Fe railroad ties, and announces a 1901 resources booklet from the Santa Fe passenger department.
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Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kqueag
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Hieh Transportation Agency
Santa Fe Passenger Department
Purge Debated in State Meet of Intersecting Interests
Fragmented OCR text discusses a tug of war between communities of interest and a purge, referencing Sumer County and State events. Names and dates are unclear. the piece hints at political or social conflict over public or regional interests and the role of money or leverage in timing decisions.
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Sumer
Kanoea
Wallague Land
Egreen
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