Sensation in Senate as Patterson Seeks Unconstitutional Caucus Action
Washington February 6 the Senate heard a sudden move by Senator Patterson of Colorado to introduce a resolution declaring the Democratic caucus action unconstitutional. He indicated he would address the chamber on the measure soon, with expectant GOP support and possible Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Patterson
E Bess
United States
Pattermi
Paterson
Gallinger
Teller
Sages
Colorado
Rossevelt
Weahnxton
Roosevelt
State Insurance Scheme Considered by Russian Government
The Russian government weighs entering life insurance competing with private firms via a state savings bank. The plan would issue policies up to 22 500 with commissions for the bank, aim to drive private companies out, and split profits with policyholders. A large government reserve could fund bonds and support a state workmen’s insurance program.
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St. Petersburg
Ken
Council
State Savings Bank
Miners Convention Fails to Pass Dolan Resignation Call
In Pittsburg the District No 4 United Mine Workers session ended without adopting a resolution demanding President Dolan resign. Disorder marked the day as Dolan faced attacks over his vote with operators on Indianapolite actions tied to wage issues. he defended himself citing fear of demoralizing a strike.
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Miners’ Convention
Dolan
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Cne
Explosion at Powderhouse Destroys Buildings in Wyoming Town
Hartville Wyoming February 6 explosion at one of four powder houses at Colorano Fuel and Iron camp demolishes shophouses and breaks windows. Town huts damaged many houses slightly and two men are injured while a fire of unknown origin preceded the blast.
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Wyoming
Hartville
Wyo
Trom
Neil
Formdations
Telegraphic Briefities in Brief News Snatches
Segregation of the sexes is to be tried as an experiment in Chicago public services. In Colina California Thomas Ioven died after a blow to the heart in an amateur boxing match. Wille Hoppe and George Siosaun to meet in a 500 point billiard clash for a title in New York on March 27. Felix Ageus publisher of the Baltimore American was treated for septicitis at Johns Hopkins hospital. The Marquis of Graham to wed Lady Memutots, heiress to wealth in the United Kingdom.
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Seriours
Colina
Cal
Thomas Ioven
Culety Jotingon
Wille Hoppe
George Slosaun
Wil
New York City
Geberst Felix Ageus
Baltimore American
Jona Hopkins Hospital
Marquis of Graham
Duke of Montrose
MemUtos
Market Quotations From Minneapolis and Duluth Markets
Minneapolis wheat futures quoted for February through July with prices up to 8.26 for July and 6.80 for No 1 Northern. St Paul yards report cattle prices for choice steers at 2.30 to 5.5, cows and heifers around 3.04 to 6.00, hogs from 5.70 to 5.90, and lambs near 6.00. Duluth lists No 1 Northern wheat at 20 dollars with nearby prices and flax values, while Chicago cattle and hogs show mixed ranges for calves, steers, and feeders and sheep at 3.83 to 5.50.
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St. Paul Union
St. Paul
Catthe
Emillingn
Fean
Roy
Sioux City to Get Large Terminal Grain Elevator
New grain elevator with capacity near 1,000,000 bushels planned at Sioux City by Hill interests backed by the railroad system. The move signals a major shift in the Western grain trade, centralizing traffic and benefiting Minneapolis markets while challenging existing Omaha stations and rival lines. A second elevator may be built, boosting Minneapolis demand and altering grain routes from Omaha toward Chicago. The project follows the Sioux City Ashland rail link and aims to capture more traffic currently destined for Chicago.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Stickney
Great Western
Omaha
Great Northern
Ashland
Neb
Burlington
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Northwestern
Readable fragments from a chaotic crime and tragedy page
A disjointed collection shows a drowning death near Le Mars after a washing accident a murder implication in Chelsea and a family homicide fear. Another item notes Mrs Sylea Fashbit found dead from self harm in Walnut Creek after health and financial hardship.
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Sylea
Court attaches properties in Linnecksburg and Emmersburg case
A writ of attachment targets estates and business actions in Palo Alto and Tow counties. The legal move involves a lease dispute, currency treasury, and figures around the Seven Ty of Corbin & Lawler plate in Rinmetsbune. The case cites Judge Sam Metered and Deputy Kane. The interurban railway deal, valued at 760 dollars, links to the new system reaching Ames Des Moines.
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Disteet
Pala Aie
Limaatiaburg
Tow
Phentutt
Emmersburg
Mary
Corbin & Lawler Plate
Rinnetsbune
Taive
Tenduel
Mort Panine Street Railway
Newton
Northwer Fe Ripon Comprisity Potty
Pelte
Bacar
Ames
Des Moines
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Darry” Nelson
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