New Wyoming Admission Prospects Brighten With Bills in Congress
Reports from Washington indicate Wyoming’s admission chances grow brighter as the House debates the Carey admission bill and related measures. A companion bill seeks an additional sessions judge in Wyoming, with extensive supporting material printed in the Record. Also noted are letters to congressmen urging citizen engagement and ongoing departmental discussions on territorial matters.
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Washmoron
Conagemmean Baker
New York
House
Senate
Wyoming
Faery
Idaho
Ana
Blair
New Hampshire
In the House Wasmimeron Mort Indebtedness Bill
The senate bill to ascertain the county’s indebtedness faced debate in the House. Presented were concerns over estimates and procedural accuracy, with officials pressed to provide clear figures and responsibility.
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House
Wasmimeron
Senate
Shortage Rumor Shakes Liverpool Lumber Trade
In Quinpec on Feb 15 reports say a Liverpool lumber firm agent is short in accounts by as much as 100000. The unsettled sums and vague details ripple through commercial circles amid uncertainty and concern over the firm’s financial stability and the agent’s obligations.
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Quinpec
Liverpool
Navassa rioters plead guilty to manslaughter
The Navassa rioters James Tasker Ed Weedford and Norman Wooster pleaded guilty this morning to manslaughter. The session followed a lengthy inquiry and mixed testimony from involved parties.
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Navaem Ricters
Batrimonx
James Tasker
Ed Weedford
Norman Wooster
Navassa
White Mankets Ladies Weight Racket etouK
Ambiguous OCR fragment suggests a local sports item or note. Readable entities are limited. no clear names, teams, dates, or outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Montana Senate Credentials Hearing Opens in Never-Ending Dispute
The Montana senate privileges and elections committee opened the investigation into seats claimed by multiple candidates. Col Paine for the Republicans argued certificates conflict and that proof may show the Legislature at the 1889 to 1890 elections contained a majority of duly elected members. The session adjourned to March 1 as hearings continue.
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Montana
Wasurroron
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Saunders
Paine
House of Representatives
United States
Oon
Asnate
Legis
Col. Payne
Sanderson
Power
Silver Bow County
Vol Paine
Banderson
Maginnis
Clark
Rovernor
Wate
Cotes
Sonate
Democratic Plaimants
Arrest of Michasel Claus in stamp theft case
Sr. Joszim Feb 15 Michasel Claus arrested on a warrant by Deputy United States Collector Get chell for stealing about $5,000 worth of revenue stamps. He allegedly converted the stamps to his own use while a Bevwion company employee.
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Joszim
Michasel Claus
United States
Getchell
Po Clauss Waa
St. Josh Bevwion Company
Sluggish Wall Street Closes Weak Amid Light Volume
Stocks remained dull with overall losses and weak closing prices on light trading. Government bonds steady while petroleum fluctuated around 106. Cotton seed oil traded at 27 with limited momentum. Several listed stocks showed declines as the day ended at lower levels.
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New York
Texas
Western
For ale Business and anre property W. Baker 1719 Ferguson street
A brief item notes a property and business matter involving W. Baker at 1719 Ferguson Street. The readable text provides limited specifics but identifies the address and party connected to the issue.
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W. Baker
Ferguson Street
Bank reserves slip as New York weekly report shows drop
The New York weekly bank statement notes a reserve decline of 2,262,000 while banks hold 7,407,000 in excess of the 25 percent rule. Collars and rackets items appear in partial OCR lines but provide no additional context.
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New York Weekly Bank Intomant
Berks
Local Leader Office Ad Lists Printing Services
An old Leader office notice advertises job printing services at the Leader office. It implies available printing work and related offerings.
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Leader
Three Personal Crisis Reports From Siberian Prisons
London reports detail alleged outrages at Kara political prison in Eastern Siberia and the sentencing of several women to exile and mines. The piece links government orders to brutalities, noting officials may bear responsibility. A separate anecdote from New York Star ends with a store thermometer mishap tale.
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N.Y
London
Geo
Kara
Siberia
Maria
Abe Wes
Mokson
Ton
Orden
Baron Korff
Amour
Karapee
Siar
Galtne
St. Petersburg
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Rantalle Mercier
Boston
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Dover Hall
Insaco Sewtehe
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J. H. Loomis
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W. A. Robins
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Wyo
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W. N. Hunt
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Idelman
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New Tee Tebe Low
TOS
Cheyenne Commercial Co
Pitt
Stone & Covert
A. D. Kelley
Pergueom Street
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