Kansas Banks Move to Hold Meetings in State
Kansas notes show Attorney General Royle stating new law requires banks loan companies and similar financial institutions to hold meetings in Kansas rather than outside the state. The bank commissioner notified companies that have met abroad to comply. The roundup covers other county financial activity and local editor freedoms and peculiar notices from the era.
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de George
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Kansas City
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Parsons
Norton
St Louis
Hanna Wins Ohio Senate Election in Joint Session
Marcus A. Hanna appears set to be elected United States Senator after leading in the house 56 to 49 and in the senate 17 to 19 for the long term, with 108 votes cast and a de facto election concluded in a dramatic state capitol session. The result led to celebrations as both houses adjourned and a joint canvass was planned for noon tomorrow.
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Clara Barton
Red Cross
Civil Service Debate Highlights Partisan Split in Wasit
In Wasit nations January 12 the civil service debate drew 60 participants with nine opponents. Opponents mobilize to block further debate, aided by Speaker Reed and the rules committee. Moody stated he would test the house on closing the debate while opposition leaders expected to defeat the motion. Participants included Cooney Door Cox Little Brumm Cowherd Sulloway Low and McCall Parker among others.
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New Hampshire
Low
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McCall
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Parker
New Jersey
Joaquin Miller Hurt In Alaska Ice to Circle City Return
A Datyson City setter born December 11 reports Joaquin Miller arrived Daw son from Circle City December 4 after severe frostbite. Miller lost part of his left toe, left ear sloughing, and frozen cheeks. He traveled with Herald Canovan from Ottawa starting Circle City without dogs. He details river ice perils and a death of Charles Anderson from Brooklyn who shot himself in a boat fifty miles above Circle.
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Tas
Richie Seattie
Datyson City
Joaquin Miller
Dawson
Circle City
Herald Canovan
Ottawa
Coast Survey
Mr. Milley
Falcon Ile
Charles Anderson
Brooklyn
Cirele
Machinists Wages Cut Protest to President
Representatives Prince O Connell and Dawes urged the President to restore Rock Island arsenal machinists’ pay cut from a penny to fifty-three cents a day. They argued wages were already lower than nearby workers and asked for action. The President ordered Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn of the War Department to review the matter.
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War Department
Partial Money Reform Moves By House Banking Committee
A majority of the House Banking and Currency Committee is expected to report the President's three financial proposals. The plan includes issuing bank circulation equal to bond par value, creating small rural banks, and lowering the tax on bank notes. The measures aim to speed action without awaiting the gas or monetary conference bills.
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Strike inevitable in New Repronp Nass cloth mills
Jan 12 reports a strike looming in New Repronp Nass as notices of a 10 percent wage cut posted Dec 5 remain unresolved. Spinners voted 398 in favor of resisting the reduction, with Providence Pawtucket Lewiston and Fall River adopting similar stance, threatening a Monday morning strike.
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Anchor Line Fails and Crowther Quits Journalism
A disjointed report notes the Anchor Line failing to assign assets for creditors and Archibald Woods handling barges stock and property. Former Congressman George Crowther sells his stake in the Daily Times and retires from journalism as the paper remains Republican. Separate items report Ohio river floods forecast and Richard Mansfield paying theater costs after court rulings.
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Vast World News Roundup of Crimes and Conflicts
A sweeping digest reports Blanche Lamont murder case in San Francisco, Cuban unrest and Spanish intentions, bank and railroad robberies, fires inflicting heavy losses, and political shifts. Notable items include Theodore Durrant execution, threats to Cuba policy, bribery and embezzlement cases, and widespread violence across cities.
Spain weighs formal Cuba war mediation request
A Washington Tribune special reports Spain may ask the United States to act as mediator to halt the fighting in Cuba. Indications from the state department suggest the Sagasta government believes accepting U S good offices could save Cuba. Secret talks with the department are now underway.
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Robbery at American Express leaves $11,582 missing
The American Express company in cent city was robbed yesterday of 11 582 with Clark Braden Jr missing. Central officers and private detectives search for him. About 25 000 in cash was left in the safe and the bonds were taken. In Cleveland a political firestorm follows McKisson era. The Tippecanoe Club Judas marks appear on portraits. Columbia Theater in San Francisco burns, causing about 20 000 in damages but all 190 patrons escape safely.
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Gay Coney Island
Oppose Lodge Bill New Yous Meeting at Astor House
A preliminary meeting to organize active opposition to Senator Lodge’s immigration bill was held yesterday at the Astor House. Prominent figures attended to support a constitutional reading requirement before admission, amid broader political chatter.
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New Yous
Congress
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Astor House
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Rheumatism Cure
Advertisement states rheumatism is permanently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla which neutralizes lactic acid in the blood. It cites thousands reporting relief and no symptoms since taking the preparation, urging readers to try Hood's.
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