Congress Passes Laws After Long Session Debates
The senate passed a broad measure and the president signed it, enacting a law amid heated debate. Amendments provided millions for Mississippi River improvements and railway transportation, with numerous bills advancing on mint construction, army reorganization, pensions, and liquor regulations. The session closed with cheers for the president and a list of laws and private bills awaiting signature.
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Billy Ware
Senate
Aftor Manderson
Nebraska
Inj
Hias
Mississippi River
Ihe
Saganaw
Mich
Flathead
Montana
Philadelphia
Home City
Admiral Porter
First
Kansas Volunteers
Judson Kil
Congress
Vicc
Justus
West
Pickler
South Dakota
Punston
Kaneos
Mr. Pickler
McKinley
Cduir
Mille
Chow
Read
Supreme Court
United States
Saeco Agen
Bay of New York
Texas
Agricultural and Industrial Colleges
Brazil
Chickamauga Millio K
Oklahoma
Spa
Fuller
Big Tree
California
Daitates
Puget
Polk comments on Palmer and Illinois contest
President Polk of the national alliance declined to express views on the Illinois fight and General Palmer's senate bid. He framed the contest as Republican versus Democratic, praised the alliance for principles, and suggested Palmer would be favored if selected. He knew of no promises Palmer made regarding alliance policy.
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Palmer
Washington
Polk
National Alliance
Tllindis
Senate
Alliance
Illinois
Farms Alliance
Hearst's Place Sun Pranvisee Senate Ballot
The legislature, overwhelmingly Republican by Democrats, will choose a successor to Senator Hearst. Mitry voted for favorites. Ostrom and Wand Blanchard had votes. The latest ballot shows DeYoung leading Felton and others with scattered choices. In the Senate tally Felton, DeYoung, and Bates appear among the top names.
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Hearst
Sun Pranvisee
Sucemsor
Mitry
Etre
Senate Ostrom Gut
Osteyus
Wand Blanchard i
Estety Charles N. Felton
Mid M. EL de Young
Bates
Felton
Senate
Stec
de Young
Contracts for cattle deliveries to Osage contracts
The Indian Affairs Commissioner awaits contracts for furnishing 6 000 head of cattle to be delivered at Osage Agency. C W Burt of Arkansas City is named for head cattle. remaining 5 000 head of stolen cattle from Osage are listed with delivery at Dallas.
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Washington
Marvh
Conmissioner of
Indian Affairs
Onagomoy
C. W. Burt
Arkansas City
Ml. Sroy
Osage
Het Dalal
Kansas Legislature Review Marks Debated Impeachment Motion
Topeka reports a heated session on the Botkin impeachment matter with a $27,000 expense appropriation and a bill to abolish the 32nd judicial district. Other actions include anti scandal publication bans and a $80,000 grant to western farmers, plus state university funding and an irrigation measure.
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Topeka
Botkin
Mitosh
Syn Elder
Judicial District
Kansas
Dbotlan
Webb
Alliance
House
Aes
Department of Agriculture
Stle
Sunday Sun
State University
Ye City
Vernor
Senate
Boards of Education
Kohoal
Prohibition politics stir New Jersey and Iowa race talk
The text outlines prohibition as a major political issue with candidates and parties positioning around bans on liquor. It notes New Jersey leaders urging stronger measures, Iowa and Missouri prohibitions facing legal hurdles, and mentions tax figures and constitutional debates influencing party strategies. Prohibitionists consider fielding candidates across offices as elections approach.
Resolutions Adopted in Topeka House Commentaries
Resolutions presented by Mr Willard and adopted in Topeka on March 1 praise the presiding officer PLP Elder and speaker Benjamin Machett for procedural conduct. The document laments delays, critiques the impeachment court pace, and notes the Senate’s inaction on executive appropriations while Nebraska’s supreme court rules on Ex Governor Thayer case.
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Topeka
Willard
House of Representatives
Howe
PLP
Dus Fiengol
Benjamin Machett
Wy Chase
Dirmsard
Willie
High Court
House
Senate
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Thayer
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Mit
State House
Adair
Committee On
Metropolitan Police
Neely
Elder
Board of State House
Tynutius Donley
New Jersey
Iowa
Vale
Harrison Mai
Arpetiien Sentra
Daganee
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