Railroads Bill Moves Forward In Lincoln Legislature
The Nebraska house committee on railroads pushes a maximum freight rate bill to relieve the public amid objections from Porter of Merrick. Thurston wins cross examination rights for witnesses in bribery investigations. The senate debates Darner’s resolution on recovering state funds deposited with the Capital National Bank.
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Porter of Merrick
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Hamilton
Moon
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Oakley
Thurston
Senate
Darner
Capital National Bank
Judiciary Committee
North Dakota Legislature Elects Roach to Senate
On the sixty first joint ballot William Roach a Democrat from Grand Forks was elected United States senator. Democrats shifted votes from Walsh and Wallen to Roach on the second ballot as Republicans and Populists largely supported him with several absentees reducing the required total to forty five.
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William Roach
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United States
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Judge Wallen
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Miller
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Benton
Lamb
Muir
Roach
Perrogranme
Wineman
Sorley Pierce
Hagen
Lamoure
Cochrane
Popullata Meet in the Basement in Populist House
The Populist party met in the south basement corridor of the house building where carpenters worked to fix the space. An imposing pine stand was built for Speaker Dunsmore and desks for clerks. reporters were not provided. Desks for members are high benches twenty inches wide with two rows of desks and an aisle. Sergeant-at-arms Dick did not attempt to secure state desks amid potential trouble.
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Popullata
Torna
Kan
Dunsmore
Republicans to elect a Senator Bailey in Kansas
Torrka Kansas February 1 Republicans caucus to elect a senator this week with promise from national Democratic leaders that a stalwart Democrat will be seated over John W. Martin The Republicans name Bailey P Waggener who tours the state to secure support Onyarta Washington February 21 deadlock in the senatorial race continues with no change after the seventy second ballot as candidates and their followers remain fixed in position.
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Wyo
Osborne
United States
Warren
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A. C. Beckwith
John Charles Thompson
Thompson
Onyarta
Wash
Brokn
Cheyenne Treaty Talks Stall Over Southern Shoshone Lands
In Cheyenne Wyoming February 21 commissioners seeking a treaty with the Shoshone fail to win cessions for lands on the southern reservation cited as essential for settlement near Lauder and water access. Laundler people favor allotments in severalty if a southern treaty fails, leaving more land for white settlement. The commissioners await instructions from the interior department.
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Cheyenne, Wyo
Lauder
Interior Department
Train Dispatchers Face Threat After Telegraphers Unionization
In Louisville on February 1 engineers and firemen of the Louisville division have joined the Order of Railway Telegraphers. A demand will be made to reinstate certain operators held by the Pennsylvania Railroad, with potential trouble if ignored.
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Pan Handle
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Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Eggleston
The Cabinet Incomplete in Cleveland’s Lakewood Visit
Lakewood New Jersey February 21. Mr Cleveland has not completed his cabinet and planned trip. He drove to the railroad station and spoke with T M Williams second vice president of the Central railroad of New Jersey about transportation. Departure date for Washington undecided.
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N. J
Cleveland
T. M. Williams
The
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Washington
Notable Dedications At Two New Orleans And St Paul Churches
Twenty six years after work began St Joseph's Church in New Orleans opened to the public and was recently dedicated in solemn rites led by Archbishop Janssens with Rev Nugent and Bishop Fitzgerald. At St Paul in St Paul Minnesota the smaller St Peter Claver church, dedicated by Archbishop Ireland, hosts colored Catholic worship and advocates racially equal rites. The Aurora Avenue building includes a basement hall for sociables and a notable note on arbor culture follows.
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Francis Nugent
Fitzgerald
Little Rock
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Archbishop Ireland
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Hayti to Exhibit at Chicago World’s Fair
Hemmed by a small republic, Hayti covers 10,204 square miles with about 760,000 people and will be represented at the Chicago World’s Fair. The Haytian building near Germany’s hall features a dome, veranda and coat of arms bearing Republique Haytienne 1442 1804 1893. The government allocated £25,000 for the exhibit, with merchants assisting in showcasing coffee tropical fruits native woods minerals and small manufactures.
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Germany
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Fate and Two Souls Across the World
Poem speaks of two people born far apart who cross vast oceans to unknowingly shape each other’s lives. They meet only in life’s meaning, walk a narrow path beside each other, yet never connect, dying unsatisfied as fate governs their distance and longing.
An Evening of Old Tunes and Moral Tales
The piece blends nostalgia for traditional songs sung in a lively choir style with reflective verses about absence and loss, citing poets Paul Laurence Dunbar and Oscar Wilde. It moves through memories of sung prayers and social expectations, ending with Proverbs on balancing labor and pleasure.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
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