Bloodless Victory At Topeka Capitol Crisis Ends
Topeka Kansas February 17 The war ends as governor and Republican House committee push a plan adopted amid lively scenes in the chamber The populists claim no defeat while Republicans boast victory The record shows guards blocking lines and passes updated by Gov Lewelling In separate notes Republicans challenge populist salaries in court and a tobacco health feature concludes the item.
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Pmo
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Kas
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Waa
Peel
Jodeo
Coume
Creditors seize goods of Berger & Haiblam in Brooklyn
Sheriff in Kings county seized about £20000 worth of stock belonging to Berger & Haiblam of Cheyenne Wyoming, known as the Rocky Mountain Loan Co. The assets, claimed at $40000, were traced from Denver to New York with multiple shipments and storage in Pitt street cellar and Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, then moved to Fulton street. The case includes an attached property and unidentified seller.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rocky Mountain Loan Company
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Chicago
New York
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Brooklyn
Dispatch on Hawaiian treaty disavows Stevens protectorate
The secretary's dispatch to the Senate analyzes Stevens acts and states the United States should not assume protectorate over Hawaii. It affirms cooperation to protect life and property but rejects any move to subordinate Hawaiian sovereignty or substitute the U.S. flag as authority.
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Stevens
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Governor announces appointments for senate confirmation
Gov. Osborne sent in nominations for state examiner John Stone and for a world’s fair manager D rof. L. D. Ricketts and for state mine inspector John 8. Harper. The senate postponed action on the appointments until today.
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Osborne
Senate
John Stone
What becomes of lead pencils and pina in use
The writer muses on the fate of lead pencils sent to children, noting pencils wear down rarely to half length and are soon lost or discarded. They joke about children chewing pencils and question where all the pencils go, comparing to the fate of pina.
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Boston Transcript
Friday and Saturday Slow for Maids Adverts Says Time
A New York Times note discusses housekeepers avoiding Friday and Saturday for seeking servants. It cites superstition around Fridays and Saturdays and a desire for a free Sunday, with maids delaying appearance until Monday.
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New York Time
Wubst Brewery Wins Exclusive Sell Rights at World Fair
The Wubst brewing company secured exclusive rights to sell beer at the world fair venues after beating rival brewers in a judged competition. Pabst was among rivals considered, with Galen claiming top notes as the world’s best beer, while Richard son Bros. acted as local agents for Pabst.
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America
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Unclear fragment from 1808 notice in Wheyenne
Fragmentary OCR from a 1808 notice shows a person named YDK with a date February 16. The readable portion mentions a wife and a contracted obligation, but lacks complete details or context to identify the event or parties involved.
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Ydk
Wheyenne
Change of Front on Bonds to Replenish Gold Reserve
Washington to供 President Morrison, reversing a prior stance, authorized Secretary Foster to offer government bonds for sale to cover a gold deficiency if needed. Treasury holdings stood around 8.01 million dollars, with euro shipments looming. a 100 million dollar reserve was to be attacked as previously stated in New York.
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Washington
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Ariven
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Yeaterday
Europe
Tts
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Secretary Foster Vows to Protect U S Gold Reserve
Washington reports Secretary Foster pledges to defend the $100,000,000 gold reserve at all hazards even if issuing bonds becomes necessary. He notes free gold exceeds $8,000,000 and doubts bond sales would raise gold substantially unless sold to a willing purchaser.
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Taneerta Meoreer
Lei
A New Silver Will Proposed
Washington reports Mr. Cox of Tennessee, a banking and currency ally, drafted a compromise bill to repeal the Sherman silver law. The plan blends Bland 1878 with Sherman coinage rules, directs the treasury to coin bullion into standard silver dollars, and prioritizes Bland era coinage while destroying redeemed bullion. It also repeals the 10 percent tax on state bank circulation.
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Cox
Tennessee
Banking and Currency Committees
Tary
Treasury
Ballots Show H. F. Miller Leading in Senate Race
In Bramanee on February 17 three ballots were taken for United States senator. H. F. Miller led on the last ballot with forty one votes while forty seven were required to elect. The contest remains unresolved.
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Bramanee
N. D
United States
H. F. Miller
Electric Hitters Earn Rapid Popularity as Medicinal Tonic
A historic notice notes Electric Hitters rising in favor as a pure medicine tonic. It claims to address stomach ailments and general wellness, while promoting its safety and effectiveness for broad use.
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Medicios
Kidoora
Pennsylvania Contest and Cameron Rivalry 1863
A historical note describes the 1863 Pennsylvania Senate contest with Simon Cameron as a Republican candidate. Accusations of bribery and threats by Democrats lead to a dramatic Harrisburg ballot, ending with Chas RK Buckalow’s victory as Cameron falls from bipartisan support.
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Qolor
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Pittsburo
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Dr King's New Discovery Ad Offer For A Refund
An advertised druggist offers Dr King’s New Discovery with a money back guarantee if customers use it as directed and experience no relief. The copy implies a guaranteed trial at Aina or a local drug store and promotes its efficacy for coughs colds and chest trouble.
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Dr. Ing
Senate
Cheyenne Steam Laundry Advertises Flannel Washing
A brief classified note promotes Cheyenne Steam Laundry offering flannel washing services. It lists contact by telephone and emphasizes attentive garment care.
Autumn Pneumonia Risk From Colds Emphasized
An old warning notes higher pneumonia risk during winter as colds spread. It discourages opium or drying remedies and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its mucous membrane stimulation and mucus clearance to prevent pneumonia. Also advertises Silver State cigarettes.
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