Republicans Win in Kansas Supreme Court Ruling
Topeka Feb 25 Chief Justice Hort on reaches a decisive ruling that the Republican house is the legally constituted state House of Representatives with full legislative powers. Associate Justice Allen sharply dissents arguing the court cannot question the Senate’s choice and the governor’s acts. The Republican majority plans to declare vacant seats held by populists unless they organize and recognize a speaker. The Populist opposition may respond with further moves as the Dunamory House adjourns.
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Topeka
Horton
Supreme Court
Gono
Republican House
House of Representatives
Ita Ordera
Johnson
Allen
Senate
House
Dunamory
Canada’s Annexation Spirit debated in Ottawa Commons
M. P. Tarte charged there is a strong sentiment for annexation to the United States across the dominion. He claimed two thirds of constituencies would vote for annexation, a view not limited to French speakers. The address to the house of commons touched on national mood and policy ahead of the debate.
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Canada
Ottawa
United States
Cleveland Letter Sparks Democratic House Attitude Probe
At Cleveland's Request, Feb 26, the letter from Chairman W F Hartity of the Democratic National Committee seeks to gauge probable votes of Democratic House members on the Sherman centennial question and other issues. The missive questions positions and party responsiveness amid current congress inquiries.
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Cleveland
Pamapstrata
W. F
Quoet Ipwichout Foundation
Unreadable OCR Note Brightens Local Labor Tale
Fragmented text references a strike at a mine near Witxespanse Pennsylvania with workers out of work and a request related to a door. Specific names, dates, or organizations are unclear in the damaged passage.
Woman’s safety bicycle promises hygienic design and ease
A new bicycle marketed as a woman’s safety emphasizes hygienic construction and lightness, avoiding pneumatic tires. The design features a continuous one piece O spring front fork to reduce hand vibration and a rearward seat angle to help a rider raise and start easily.
American milliner fuels bird-hide hat trade in Paris and Virginia
An American woman in Paris during trim bonnet fashion contracted to supply 20 000 birdskins at 40 cents each. After returning home she promoted a hunt on a Virginia island breeding ground, leading to wholesale bird murders and thousands of dead birds used for hat decorations. The Youth's Companion condemns the destruction and vanity.
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Paris
Virginia
Quiet Hours and Reflection as True Work for Women
A conference paper titled Quiet Hours argues reflection is essential to real activity and warns against treating action as the sole work. The author states We all need hours and that we cannot give what we have not taken, cannot comfort if not comforted, urging women to embrace contemplation amid new roles.
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Chicago Tribune
Making Up Boston Women Likened to China Dolls
A fragment describes Boston women abroad and at home as creating an image of graceful manners. It contrasts a modern woman with past ideals, noting appearances such as rouge and powder and suggesting evolving social expectations.
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Boston
Fought to the Death as President Opens Senate Session
San Francisco reports William Miller, featherweight, died from brain concussion after defeat by Cal Hawkins in a Pacific Athletic Club bout. Miller, 21, Sacramento native, came up short as Hawkins won, police arrest Hawkins’s seconds and seek Miller’s backer Moria Gallagher. Daily stock and cattle quotes follow with prices across major exchanges and markets.
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San Francisco
William Miller
Cal Hawkins
Pacific Athletic Club
Miller
Sacramento
Hawkins
8Per Kelly
Tom McGrath
John Icks
Joe Soto
Jobo Livingston
Morria Gallager
Daniel Poh
Proclamation calls Senate to extra session on March 4
The president issues a proclamation convening the United States Senate at 12 oclock noon on March 4 at the Capitol Washington to receive communications from the executive and to enable confirmation of cabinet selections for the incoming administration. The notice is dated February 25 1893 and signed by Acting Secretary of State Wirttaw F Waarron.
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Wasamorons
Senate
Uni Jintes
Ereby
Senate of the
United States
Washington
United States of America
Benjamin Bawanmon
Siened
Wirttaw F. Waarron
Conflicting Cherokee Strip invasion debate at noon conference
A large crowd of home seekers gathered to discuss opening the Cherokee Strip to settlement. After heated talks and scattered pushing, the group favored invasion at noon on March 12 if Congress adjourned without action. Leading invaders named include J. W. Casane and others, with a plan to move if Congress fails to act. Bantam weights slated for New York bout and $1,000 prize discussed by Billy Pidmer and Donny McBride with rookies present.
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Anxaneas Orrr
Kas
Congress
putanta @ uear
Une
J. W. Casane
Fot Lettesann
Enki
Readeas
New Yoas
Billy Pidmer
Donny McBride
Eto Eerie Alub
Ork
Goddard in Olympic form for bout with Ed Smith
Billy Madden wires from Biloxi Mississippi report Joe Goddard in first class condition for a win or loss against Ed Smith. The match could reach ten thousand dollars in stakes with a possible main event.
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Goddard
New York
Keb
Billy Madden
Bilox
Mies
Joe Goddard
Oratolass
Speculation on Archwao leadership potential
The Archwao Company faces a possible policy shift as Rhinehart may become president, with First Vice President Rhinehart favored and Robinson of Topeka mentioned as an alternative. The name timing remains uncertain as company backers weigh the best shift.
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Curiaco
IIL
Allen Manvel
Archwao
Rhinehart
Pesceet Company
Robinson
Topeka
Neers Ee
Timelene
Poem-like Ad Promises Artwork and Low Price
Readers are offered a chance to receive a work of art as a “gift” in exchange for providing an address. The letter-like notice mentions Bucklen & Co., Chicago, Ill, implying a mail order sales pitch with style references and a request to keep the book.
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Piltoon Uonts
H. i Bucklen & Co
Obloago
Ill
History of pneumonia and winter illness in past years
The text discusses pneumonia prevalence in winter, noting previous underestimation of colds and suggesting remedies like wild cherry or chloro yana, with cautions about mucous flow and relief versus suffocation. It references home remedies and confusion over appropriate treatments.
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Pogguaeo
Chamberie
Ata
Formle
WHE WHIRPERS AND AIDING EVENTS OF THE DAY
A grab-bag of scattered items including a shipment of five hundred thousand dollars in gold from New York next Tuesday, a mad dog incident in Collinsville Illinois that left several people bitten before the animal was shot, and rumors of prize fighting becoming a felony in California. Reports touch on a whisky trust investigation, price advances on woolen goods in Danielsonville, a telegram about a potential fight with Abbott and English champion, and a missing Transcontinental line receipt package. Also noted are a fatal shooting in Atlanta, a steam barge stuck off Michigan City, a post office arrest in Chile, and irregularities in bank notes and fraud cases. Authorities in Texas and Ohio are referenced along with political and legal developments.
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New York
Collinsville
Ila
Yeaterday
California Assembly
Whisky Trust
Sile Committee
Ee Judiciary Committee
Woolen
Danielsonville
Conn
Jack McAuliffe
Richard K. Fox
Abbott
England
Pacific Express
Dallas
Texarkana
Maraball
Tyler National Bank
W. L. Wells
Tyler
Tex
Express
Misa Julie Force
Atlanta
Geo. T. Burrows
Michigan City
Hn Lyre Adnett
Mueller
Chile
United States
Vienna
Austria
Portugal
Cortez
Buffalo
New Bas Shop Opens in Deeouse Basement
G F Nichola opens a new barber shop in the Deeouse basement at 1614 Eddy Street. The first class artist promises satisfaction to all patrons, marking a fresh local business venture.
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Hicks
G. F. Nichola
Deeouse
Dive Lim
Eddy Atroet
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Seok
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Atchison
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Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago Gas
Consoliated
Colorado Coal and Iron
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
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Texas
Lead Trust
Michigan Central
New York Central
Pacific Mail
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rio Grande Western
Rock Island
Sugar Refinery
Texas Pasillo
Union Pacific
United States Express
Wella Fargo Express
Western Union
Lake
Cattle Marketa
Ortcago
the Evening Journal
Omana
Neb
Remon
Ig Ren
Aaron Arpoara
Desi Atook
Siitosen
Tierfenser Cateera
Mip
Manvel
Prrrapure
Henry, Kaur
Vari Knoll
Bergman
Nic. Frick
Carnegie Steel Co., Limited
Edward Ll. Harper
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati
Ohio
Hagchett
Wasnrsatos
Benton Bey
Che
RED Men
M. Surra
E. J. Towslas
M. Marks
Gor
Eddy
Attfield
van Houren
Sant
Sydney Ringer Pralsacr
Medias
Sydney Ringer
Sh Roreanor
Edicine
Univerett
Ondon
Julius Neumann
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
E.R. Hard
Luc Bes
Reed Streets
Sear
Fred Schaefer
Ferguson
Cara
Whybrecht
Wyoming
GEO. Bescherer’s
Fifteenth Street
Phlzang
Colorado
Paso Bot Ed Bee
Mann Bros
M. Idelman
A. Idelman
Havana
Carl Upman's Cigars
Wm. Glacoum & Sons
E. H. Gato
Key Weat
Pioneer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
Qor
Ana Mere
Econ
Schlitz
Wilwauker
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