Senate Passes Rivers and Harbors Bill to Conference
Senate approves the Rivers and Harbors measure and moves it to conference amid broad revisions since House review. Senator Ball expresses confidence in restoring ship channel provisions and pushing a full survey by an Army engineers board, with debate over funding, jetties, and river works.
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Major Miller
Interests of trusts clash amid steel tariff debate
Fragmented text suggests a debate in Washington over trusts and tariffs. It references Representative Mana of Illinois, a general discussion on steel production, foreign markets, and potential political maneuvering affecting industry, with mention of U.S. steel and economic policy. The article hints at tension between manufacturers and political figures over tariffs and trade.
Fragmented Text Reflects Legislative Debate On Harbor Projects
The document shows a garbled account of Senate action on harbor improvements and local opposition. It discusses proposals affecting the Galveston area, including river controls and jetty funding, with uncertain outcomes for state house provisions and upcoming votes by December.
Orange leader praised for pushing reform in Washington
The speech lauds Orange and surrounding towns for sending supporters to Washington to advocate legislation. It credits local advocates with driving interest for Orange and the city’s future, noting the leader’s work on regional causes and his ability to influence movers in the capital. The text acknowledges a failed project but credits efforts to prepare the issue for future success.
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Mercin
Washingtom
Rey
Orange
Warington
Texas Banking Matters special note on bank approvals
Washington February 24 The comptroller of the currency approves the applications of J R Wells G H Cornwell J C Wiott H Deere and Charles Mychael to organize the Pirot National Bank of Thorndale Texas with 20000 capital The Seaboard Network of New York approved as reserve agent for the First National bank of Dodd City Texas
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
J. R. Wells
G. H. Cornwell
J. C. Wiott
H. Deere
Charles Mychael
Pirot National Bank
Thorndale
Tesas
Seaboard Netlow
New York
Dodd City
Unclear government inquiry response on disclosure of papers
Washington February 2 Secretary Long received a reply to a request regarding the disclosure of papers connected with Gunner Morgin and related company. The message analyzes the propriety of public access to the documents and the handling of the accompanying materials.
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Sampson
Washington
Gunner Morgin
Long Hae
British rejoicing over claimed Botha surrender
British papers express jubilation at a report that Botha has capitulated. The War Office has no official confirmation, while one London paper asserts the surrender occurred without reservation. The discrepancy fuels public optimism and cautious scrutiny in wartime Britain.
Silent Lord Kitchener Seeks Confirmation On Surrender News
London reports conflicting dispatches about General Piet Uys Pha and Boer surrender rumors. The Foreign Office and Colonial Office give no official confirmation as of February 28, while sources in New York and London note possible capitulation and debate terms.
Exports to South Africa Include Horses and Firearms
Secretary Gage replies to a 1900 1901 inquiry noting exports from ports to South Africa. Horses mules and other supplies were shipped, totaling 826 507 002 in value during October 1900 to January 31, 1901. Shipments numbered 70 402. No action was taken to stop lawful exports before Congress adjourned.
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South Africa
Gago Adda
South
Fiscal year expenses and war-related costs detailed
The document lists the total expense for the fiscal year as 05.300.133 pounds with supplementary sums of 9,000 pounds for war costs. It references transportation, purchase of romennte, and prior costs, totaling 0000.00 and 0 preceding amounts, noting total vested funds for the year up to 205.
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Liege
Fragments Mention Guns and Firearms in Brief Text
A fragmentary note lists Africa s chief items including heroes nzulea wheat and a couoed tweet along with a reference to gunpowder and firearms seen in the text. The words appear misrendered and lack clear context or names.
Dewot's Whereabouts Reported From Remote Colony
The committee of Dewot and Commandant Voertnog control THN patows about forty miles north of here. The total number of men left is about MX.
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DeAwr Cups
Vebriary
Ceommandant
Cotton Seed Ol Men Meet and Agreement Aimed at Several Cities
A cotton seed men’s conference discusses an agreement to be sent to Memphis New Orleans Sherman Sherman Texas and other cities. The meeting covers pricing quality grades and delivery methods while planning a national exchange and a formal report to be issued.
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Sherman
Texas
Looleride
Memphis
New Orleans
Sertut
Teank
New York
Joloniy
Willie
Allbright
Meniphle
Mradave Exchange
Olle
Willer
Penitentiary Fire at Lincoln Jail Fanned by Escape Guards Deployed
A fire broke out at Lincoln penitentiary causing destruction as inmates were moved to the yard under guard. Officers say the blaze began in a cell area and spread quickly before escape attempts were thwarted. Extra guards were stationed on the stockade wall to prevent further breaches.
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Marcel Lire
Lusdneay
Haines
Colle
Weather Forecast For The Eastern Plains Region
Forecasts show light northerly winds for Oslehoma and Indian Territory state Wes day and Saturday. Saturday may bring similar light winds with temperatures not specified.
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Washtington
Oslehoma
Indian Territory
Ferrell Electrocuted for Murder in Columbia
In Columbia Ohio on March 1 Roslyn Ferrell faced the electric chair at 12:01 a.m. for the alleged murder of Charles Lanecegust. The execution marked a grim end to the case as the condemned man died in the electric chair.
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Ferrell
Columbia
Ohio
Elnee
Charles Lanece Gust
Roslyn Ferrell
Electric Brak
Rush to Pass Insular Amendments Amid Senate Clash
Washington February 28 Strong effort to bring the insular amendments to a timely vote. Democratic Leader Richardson vows a hot fight. minority will contest every point. Plans to proceed with Philippine and other measures, seeking conference to avoid delay and move toward final action.
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Washington
Milithry Committee
Sunate
Poyoe II
Liicher
Richoedaon
Drevalind Aimeng House
Military Camps Debate Texas Survey Funding
A Washington dispatch reports a 870 000 appropriation for preliminary surveys for four military camps to aid induction, with Texas plans facing misinterpretation. The rapid survey aims to set up one camp in Texas, requiring 10 12 thousand acres of flat land with mountain backdrop to support artillery training.
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Ferevery
Texas
Haley
Bloswdon
Mc Kayden
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Slayden
Texan
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Inauguration Preparations for President Kinley’s Return
Washington notes feverish preparations for the Inauguration on Monday as crowds gather outside the capitol. Provident McKinney will take the oath of office administered by Chief Justice Walter in front of the main entrance where a stand has been erected. The president plans to request resignations from the entire cabinet to take effect March 4, and will renominate all except Attorney General Griggs, who intends to retire.
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Washington
MasKinley Peat Monilay
Provident McKinney
Walter
Oupitel
Howlem
Bon
Griggs
Texas Senators to be Paid for Reconstruction Service
Washington February 2 Senator Chandler offered an amendment to the deficiency bill to pay salaries owed to former U S senators who served between March 4 1867 and March 29 1870 The list includes J W Flanagan and Morgan C Hamilton who represented Texas during reconstruction The amount to be paid is 85000 10.
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Washington
Chandler
United States
J. W. Flanagan
Morgan C. Hamilton
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