Kansan Notices and Developments in State Affairs
A lengthy update from Topeka reports the Central and South American Migration association and Equal Rights Lease filing a charter, led by John M. Brown, aiming to attract settlers with free homes and guaranteed rights. Kansas real estate groups in Bellevue discuss uniting northern associations. railroads pledge cooperation. State actions include seed shipments to southwestern counties, court actions on taxes, and local crime and banking stories. notable items include Fort Leavenworth horse losses, a Pullman tax injunction, and a Wichita burglary case.
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Central and South American Immigration Association
Equal Rights Lease
United States of America
Topeka
Charaeters
John M Trown
Mississippi
Central
Northern Kansas Real Estate Association
Bellevue
Northern Kansas Association
Beloit
Northern
Kansas
Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas & Nebraska
Rock Island
Irwin ‘Laslor
E. A. Austin
Baylor
Taylor
Geo. W. Crane &Co
Emporia
Verdigris
Thich
Pani A
Eeen
Caldwell Dispatch
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Indian ‘Territory
Fort Leavenworth
Scot
Brewer
State of Kansas
Pullman Palace Car Company
Phillip Webbe
Holter
Mient
Seward
G. A. R. Woman's ‘Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
Ottawa dispatch on fishery talks hints at broader trade basis
In Ottawa the prevailing view is that only a convention could broaden the basis for settling all Dominion United States questions. A Dosuin dispatch notes John R. Cox, MP, faces four months imprisonment at hard labor for addressing National League branches.
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Ottawa
Ont
Fish, Commission
Cominiian
Dominion
United States
Dosuin
John R. Cox
Proclaimed
National ‘League
Senate and House Debates Shape Postal and Treasury Actions
Washington reports outline Senate rejection of one cent letter postage, House debates oileo margarine tax repeal, wheat and flour export bounty, and anti trust measures. Also considered are river and harbor work contracts and a constitutional term adjustment for federal offices. Committee actions and adjournments span Jan 30 to Feb 9.
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Washington
Senate
Sawyer
Post Office Committee
House
Treasury
Plumb
Kansas
West
Frye
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Canada
Committee On ‘Foreign Relations
Wasernaron
Supreme Court
Lake
Michigan
Mississippi
Barry
Rowell
Ilinois
Simaxare
Congress
Mitchell
Committee On Commerce
Brumm
Pennsylvania
Reading
Committee On Banking and Currency
Logan
Blair
Washmeron
Cameron
Mivy
Marcel
Tvarts
Ieave
Government Printing Office
Reading Railroad Company
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Red River
Butler
Iuotices
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Anata
Plimb
Blount
Lowry
White
Cooper
Ohio
Crain
Texas
Committee On
Ford
Alaska
Washington dispatch on tariff bill progress and expected changes
A Washington figure states the tariff bill is being carefully considered and should be reported to the house next week. The plan includes removing duties on spools, moderate woolen reduction, cotton goods relief, a larger free list, and a 20 to 25 percent sugar duty cut, aiming to please revenue reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Ways
Nnd.means Committee
Flashes by the Wire from the United States and Canada
The wire briefs report crime in Illinois with Fan Burns and Jimmy Foster jailed in Clinton for bank robbery near Tiskilwa. Other items include a New York civil service case about Thomas Killen, a mass shoe industry lockout in Cincinnati, a Russian Jew Abraham Isaes arrested in Washington, and shortages of government funds believed misdirected. Canadian Pacific notes traffic disruption from heavy rain and snow, two Chinese workers killed, and a Boston reception for Gen. Sherman. A Minneapolis dog fight ends with Winnipeg Spring slain, and a large bicycle race deposits in Omaha with potential Chicago or Minneapolis venues.
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Burns
Jimmy Foster
Bank of Stevenus & Welch
Tiskilwa
Clinton
Ila
New York Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
Thomas Killen
Cincinnati
Blacker, Gerstle & Co
Washington
Abraham Isaaes
New York
Cleveland
Tenesa
Crank
White House
Gen. Sherida
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
D. Griffin
Gov.Adams
Morse
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Ed McKeown
Manitoba
Madge
William Daly
Winnipeg Spring
Johnns
Prince
A. A. McCurdy
Omaha
Chicago
Aid
Turkish officer Mustapha Pasha courts new marriage in Providence
A Providence tale centers on Mustapha Pasha a Turkish army officer who married Melissa Burch then divorced and aided her later. Melissa then married Boston driver William Carroll while Mustapha pursued reconciliation. In court Melissa is revealed as Mrs Carroll and Mustapha continues courting another Providence woman.
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Providence
R. L
Mustapha Pasha
Peabody Marine
Worka
Mustapha
Melissa Burch
Melissa
Ler Tather
Boston
William Carroll
Buit
Carroll
Buchard
Bin
Sue
Chante
Michigan Central Niagara Falls excursion described
The Michigan Central promotes trips to Niagara Falls from its Falls station. Advertises the view as grand and comprehensive with direct access to all cataract features. Notes cliffs with icicles and vegetation forms, calling the scenery the climax of beauty as described by Bayard Taylor.
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Michigan Central
Niagara
Michigan.Central
Niagara Falls
Falls
Ine Et al
Bayard Taylor
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Fritz Schnitzler
Wichita
Atchison
Dodge City
Frank Burns
J.D. Horton
Burs
Horton
Bryant Turner
Ast Atchison
Lanier
Reed
Bessie “Stebbins
Claud Brooks
Peter EB. Reich
Hessville
Jad
Mollie Dickson
Carson
Gibbs
William Ross
Leaven_worth
Lawrence Jeffersonian Club
Leavenworth
Joseph Drake
Henry Richter
Aairder
Haven
Worth
Olathe Special
Charles Prince
Qhrek
Southern Kansas Railroad
the Record OF Congress
Senate House of Representatives
Wueat
Bentet Eopaews
Berren—Choice Dairy
Ciexmys
York
Si. Louis
Oasis
Catrie
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