Kansas Legislature Passes Prohibition and Insurance Bills
The Kansas House debates and passes measures on prohibition resubmission, insurance reforms, and a major railway tariff bill. A woman presided as speaker temporarily, marking a historic moment. Senate considers salaries, banking, and education acts while approving court house construction and police appeals. A new alliance plan to control grain and cattle markets draws comment from Frank McGrath, with fears of market manipulation and trust-busting tactics.
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House
Senate
Elder
Warren
Lyons
Herne
Pits Elder
Wichita
Reeder
Ellis
Douglass
Igwick
Kansas
Rice
Bourbon
Lupfer
Pawnee
Pearsome Allen
Judge Webb
Shawnon
Prohibition
Neely
Leavenworth
Batlein
Theodorius Botkin
Thirty-Second Judicial District
Topeka
State Senate
Messrs
Bentley
Kimbell, Osborn and
Siener
Murdock Musede Ieet
Butler County
Kirstrick
Haims
Department of Thelnitatutes
Mobler
Howard
State of
Galena
Cherokes County
I. W. Blatner
Tentionth
Fersely
Berry
Mareh
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Frank McGrath
Farmers’ Allince
Alliance
McGrath
Agenta
Kansas City
United States
Honea Eto
Orion
Aliance Vale
Aia
Kangaa
Kan
Whisky Trust
Tegilaiva
Malea
Merae
Fragmentary Tale of Human Skin Cards and Crime Exhibit
A garbled report describes a murderer’s skin used to make two card cases. It mentions Scotland Yard's Chamber of Horrors and a skin tied to a victim named Perceval, with unclear further details.
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Paris
Akio
Prancini
Gcotland Yard
Chamber of Horrors
Bellingham
Mr. Perceval
Indian Appropriation Bill Passes Senate To Fund Indian Lands
The Senate approved a large Indian appropriation bill carrying about 15.0 million dollars for land purchases and treaty payments. It includes funds for Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cheyenne and Arapaho lands, Crow reservation, and various tribes, with totals expanding public land settlements by roughly 20 million acres.
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Callon
Senate
Indiana
Department of the Public Service
Idaho
Gros Ventres
North Dakota
Altogethe
New Congressional Districts Proposed by Legislature
The document outlines a proposed reapportionment into seven districts with named towns and counties. It notes Atchison Leavenworth and Kansas City area joining districts, signaling a dramatic shift that would create a notably contentious, populous sixth and seventh district.
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Sion
Doalphian
Brown
Tackeon
Atonson
Jeferon
Leaverworth
Johnsin
Douglas
Franklin
Miami
Linn
Arderson
Coffey
Bourbon
Allen Androdson
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Neosho
Wilson
Montgomery
Chautauqua
Elk
Greunwood
Butler
Cowley
Somner
Norton
Graham
Trego
Gove
Sheridan
Decatur
Bawinh
Thomas
Logan
Wallace
Sherman
Cheyenne
Hirth —McPheson
Fenn
Ries
Carton
Stall Pratt
Barber
Corminche
Klows
Edwards
Pawnee
Tush
News
Hodgerman
Ford
Clark
Meade
Gray
Garfield
Lane
Low
Pinney
Harkell
Seward
Stevens
Grant
Kearney
Wichita
Crveley
Hamilton
Stanton
Merton
Atchison
Leavenworth
Flood Reports From Yuma and Gila River Valley
Reports from Kua and Yuma on March 2 describe the Gila River flood reaching near water level with widespread inundation in the valley. The town and surrounding lands are described as under water with significant damage and uncertain casualties as authorities confirm a man missing.
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Yuma
Aziz
Gila
Alliance Press Report Scrambled Civic Note
Fragmentary item from The Alliance Press lamenting democracy and Cleveland politics. Mentions state concerns and uncertain future. Text is garbled with incomplete terms and unclear events or dates.
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Alliance Press
Cleveland
Agron
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Sumner
Bono
Morton
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