New Mexico and Arizona Vote on Statehood in Senate
Washington February 7 report on statehood battle in the senate as Oklahoma and Indian Territory appear set to enter as one state while Arizona and New Mexico may gain separate votes by the people. Beveridge leads a hard fight with strong support for Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Beveridge
Senate
the Sun
Washington
Vornker
Carmack
Congress
House
Bensine Beveridge
Stuator
Heveridge
Atthena
Perrayhy
Ili
Aderer
Teverdge
Afivona
Arizomé
Milan
Republi
Plot Against Czar Nicholas Sparks Warsaw Riot
The emperor uncovers a conspiracy surrounding the czars reign and the palace walls ring with Cossack patrols as rioting erupts in Warsaw and nearby cities. Laborers at work suffer heavy casualties amid the unrest and violence.
Plot to kill czar uncovered at palace in St Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas reads a letter found on the floor warning that 12 men swore to kill him in revenge for the St. Petersburg massacre. Palatial grounds are cordoned by Cossacks and detectives as unrest grows. In Warsaw clashes between troops and workers leave several dead and many wounded.
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Scripps-M'Hae Press Association
ST. Petersburg
Caae’s
Ife
Nicholas
Tsurkee-Belo
Warsaw
Rioting resumes as workers murdered in war effort zones
SCRIPPS MARE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports in Warsaw on February 7 that several men were killed by strikers in bakeries and other locations where attempts were made to force work. Many arrests have been made.
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Warsaw
Scripps-Mare Press Association
Stukers
A Sailor's Wife Sues for Divorce in Court
The article reports a sailor's wife filing suit for divorce in a circuit court. Judge Nolan Carter reportedly refused to hear the case, with the wife stating she cannot continue living with him. The excerpt mentions a U S cruiser and unnamed parties in a charged domestic dispute.
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Viet Joan
U. S
Diaie
Tessie
Goodnow Resigns as Consul General in Shanghai
Consul General Goodnow stationed in Shanghai has tendered his resignation to the State Department. The resignation takes effect March 3 and he plans to remain in Shanghai to settle official matters and live there permanently.
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United States
Shanghai
Two in Jail Special to the Sun Ver 7
A sensational Tuesday afternoon follows the Sarah Schafeh murder as arrestes Browning and Browning accomplice Conk are jailed with a witness Cookston. The pair face complicity charges and possible bonds denied. The star witness at the preliminary hearing was Cook.
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Dude” Cook
Evans
Browning
Frank
Acton
Bedford
the Sun
Sarah Schafeh
and Browning
Dude” Conk
Wifi Mer Browning
Cookston
Cook
Death penalty debate sails through state house
Lawmakers weighed hanging for capital crimes with debate marking a vote of 51 to 31 to continue the death penalty. Representative Guy Condo pressed abolition, arguing for life imprisonment instead as legislators discussed amending the criminal code.
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aLatalos
Trdinna
Guy Condo
Marion
Acres
Estate of Tron S DP Suerson Named Administrator
The estate of the late William Tree is administered by Tron S DP Suerson who died from pneumonia at Mot Springs leaving no will. The personal estate is roughly 170 dollars with a 5001 dollar loan noted. real estate value is undetermined. Executors named include A. Walker, B. Florea and H. Al Wehr.
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Suerson
Lever
William ‘Tree
Mot Springs
Tron
Kingston
Batrhanke
Pierson
Darry A. Walker
Donind B. Florea
Hrneat al Wehr
William Hauck Sentenced for Assault at Workhouse Fence
Ty BeTN Hauck faced a corarmbseton in a police court for a fence of 30 tare in the workhouse. Judge Whallow imposed a fine of Mi for injuring Charles Ro Minor with a ran bolt after a dispute over a credit for money due. Minor was drinking at the time and sustained injuries. the case arose from a quarrel between the men.
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Wharlee Monlag
Ty Betn
Mae
Judge Whallow
Charles Ro Minor
Minor
Tme
Métor
Taxpayers' Friend Senate approves Milburn reform bill
The state senate passed Senator Milburn's bill revising tax and school funding rules. The measure limits revisions to once per year and ties assessments to pausing excessive changes that burden taxpayers with children of school age.
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State Senate
Milburn
Meiniel
Senate Bill To Sleep: Railway Subsidy Repeal Approved
The Senate tabled a measure repealing the railway subsidy set, voting 36 to 8. The bill had previously passed the house. The action ends current debate on the subsidy.
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Senate
Menan
Two Politicians Arrested in Hay Theft Case
Victor Studer a Democratic precinct worker and Kal Clark a Republican ward leader were fined 10 dollars and sentenced to one day in the workhouse for stealing a bale of hay from city stables. Witnesses saw them remove the hay two weeks earlier, defense claims confusion amid political tensions.
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Victor Studer
Ant
Tenth Ward
Kal Clark
Thirteenth Ward
Shelhyest
Umn
Dale
Anne Hay Trent
Hall
Aden
Leonard Quill
Charies Egger
Sign Painters Arrested Over Building Decor
Fragmentary report states Oren Uark, sling George Thompson, and others were detained in connection with a decorative gilding on a building. Investigators, aided by a party named Duncan, claim the work was completed under improper supervision on a Tuesday morning, with court proceedings implied.
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Oren Uark
Sling George Thompson
George
Argey
Bieyele Toltemen
Ask Os Pas
Fou
A Letter From Bryan Renator Ithes Vote Buying
A garbled report discusses alleged vote buying and related actions. It mentions Senator Mirev Fis, a brake ragine, and a receiver sale with details about private effects and a manufacturing company.
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Renator
Pened Iamili
Mirev Fis
Arhater
William Jennings
Hrvan
Ie Trani
Congrard Uader
Carter
Inter der Manutartaring Company
Cold Wave Hits Iowa Markets and Roads
A fragmentary Iowa weather note notes a cold wave affecting stores and travel. Unclear details include timing and locations, but the report highlights widespread disruption to commerce and transport as temperatures plunge across the state.
Indignant Wife Accuses Red Headed Woman in Divorce Hearing
In a superior court proceeding for divorce filed by John Shafer, his wife Rhoda Shafer testified that a red headed woman in the courtroom aroused her suspicions. The judge refused the divorce, while other cases surfaced, including claims of infidelity and critiques of household conduct.
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John Shafer
Rhoda Shafer
Naty
Téman
Ph Sutnr Metréarty
Shafer
Shelly
Richard
Homer
Mim
Maine
Mamma
Oman
Katherine Stewart
Richard Stewart
Allen
Mary J. Glick
George Glick
Protection for Girls Bill Sparks Senate Debate
In a stalled session, FierLDeE presses a bill to shield girls from exploitation as lawmakers debate safeguards. Senator Wood signals a special address to exclude women from a forthcoming amendment while the panel clarifies the measure amid earnest remarks and procedural wrangling.
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Ellis
Jialee Stubtee
Boygers
Goelges
Senate Committee
Kate Kupiger
Ronana
Wood
rHiney Post
Osteopaths Debate Bill Amid Senate Session Confusion
Fragmentary text shows a debate over an osteopathy bill and recognition within a branch of the senate. Opposition appears, with unclear terms and names, suggesting tense proceedings and a pending vote or decision.
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Selynes
Peasion
Weather Spotter and Local Ads Mix in Fragmented Notice
The Weather Spotter item appears with garbled text about fair conditions and temperatures. The page also includes an ad for First Class Steaks at Steeemere Brow n with diamond rings and jewelry offered by J. Mutiny at 28 Monument Place, urging shoppers to view stock.
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J. Mutiny
Monument Place
Fifteen Bids on Bridge Project Filed in County
Fifteen firms submitted bids to county commissioners for the bridge project. The county plans to evaluate the proposals and select a contractor, with no contract awarded yet.
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Pistal County Comptasioners
Tiexday
Tigtrave
Whittier
Editors Attend National Editorial Association Convention
Editors in the city for the National Editorial Association convention attend the senate chamber privileges. A six art exhibition opens at the John Herron Art Institute in Thessay, running for two weeks.
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Senate Chamber
National Editoriat Association
Battery of Western Artists
John Herron Art Institute
Thessay
Will Contigs
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