Law Tintill in State Officers Terms Extension
The article discusses a disputed biennial election law and its effect on about 2000 state county and township officers. It argues the amendment extends terms for judges and elected officials beyond 1901, creates legal questions, and may prompt lawsuits and a possible special legislative session.
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Legixature de Order Tooavent Qing
Campaign woes and public scrutiny in lyrics and salt trade
A Washington Star verse laments the pressures of political campaigns and public scrutiny, describing a candidate’s tense days and the toll of constant campaigning. The piece also notes China’s salt trade as a government monopoly, yielding 11.6 million dollars annually from 3.3 billion pounds of consumption with foreign salt import banned and a 9 000 gold license price.
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Sean
Norry
Washington Star
China
Tiny Jewel Wheel Screw Remarkably Small Measure
A tiny screw on the fourth jewel wheel of a watch is described as so minute that a lady’s thimble could contain 1,100,000 of them, illustrating extreme miniature craftsmanship.
Congress Faces Critical Bills on Apportionment and Army
Washington dispatch notes a short session of the Fifty-sixth Congress starting December 3, with major bills on apportionment under the new census and army reorganization. The census basis will shift to about 200,000 per representative, boosting some states. The Nicaragua canal measure awaits Senate action, tied to the Hay Pauncefote treaty, while army plans foresee reductions to 27,000 unless new funding rescues larger forces. Election aftermaths show Republican gains and anti-imperialist activity persists.
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Marcus Daly Dies in New York Owner of Montana Mines
Marcus Daly, famed Montana copper king, died in New York from Bright's disease with heart weakness. Born in Ireland about sixty, he rose from potato digger near San Francisco to mine manager and mine owner. His career tied to Anaconda properties. profits estimated around twenty million over twenty years. He retired to New York, allied with Ross ark, and his era included political clashes with ex Senator Clark.
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Africans to learn cotton farming from Booker T. Washington pupils
Four young Black students from Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee school sail from New York to the west coast of Africa under German auspices. They will teach locals cotton farming with seed, gin, and tools, aiming for a settlement near Misalohe in Togo, a former slave hub, amid a broader report of violence and political shifts.
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How Boni Spent AIS Wife Fortune in Warble World
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled social column noting fortunes, titles, and items from a titled couple. It mentions counts and countesses, palaces, voyages, and various goods. The text is garbled with numbers and foreign phrases, unclear event timing or location.
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Three designs chosen for Maine disaster monument
The Site and Design Committee selects three designs for the $100,000 Maine disaster monument. Alaska’s St Michael military reservation is reduced to a ten mile square area. Rumors swirl about Maj Gen Arthur MacArthur Mej Gen Bates and Gen F D Grant returning from the Philippines. The War Department outlines a reorganization plan for the regular army totaling 85,000 with 30 infantry regiments, 12 cavalry regiments and a twelve regiment artillery corps. A pension official friend of A Clay Evans is named as next Postmaster General. The Postmaster General will highlight abuses of second class mail and seek rural free delivery expansion. The State Dept instructs the US Consul at Algiers to demand Morocco pay indemnity for Marcus Besagin’s murder.
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Rural mail routes set for Iowa Sixth and Seventh Districts
May foffreyy special agent in Des Moines arranged sixty two rural routes in Iowa's Sixth and Seventh Districts. Each route averages twenty five miles. about 62,000 people will gain doorstep mail delivery with boxes along routes. Other items note state funds for a year book, penny savings in Des Moines schools, elevator safety laws, county hospital regulations, and various state office changes.
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