Bribery Bribes Alleged in Kansas Senate Exposure
Sensational Kansas Senate session reveals claims that Senators Titus and Jumper were offered 1000 dollars each to back the Hanna amendment. Arrest warrants issued for Al Tucher and lobbyist R S Boyd as a contempt finding against Tucker is recorded and a cross chamber investigation committee is formed.
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Torexa
Kan
Senate
Andrew J. Titus
Anthony
E. G. Jumper
Osage
Tucher
Boyd
Tucker
Capitol
Vorney
House of Representatives
Kansas
House
Ielmicl
Reser
Shaffer
Helmieck
William Rogers
Board of Regents
The
State University
Hanna
Yeas
Prompcy
House committees discuss barring prize fight news by mail
Washington Feb 27. The house commerce and another committee discussed a bill proposed by Rep Aldrich to prohibit the transportation of prize fight pictures or descriptions by mail or interstate commerce with a maximum penalty of five years. The measure would not block announcements of fight results or concurrence. Laker Won First Place in Kansas oratorical contest. Toreka Feb 27. William Addison Brown of Baker university won top honors at the Intercollegiate Oratorical Association contest in Topeka. His speech titled The Kingliness of Man. Second went to W H Foulkes of College of Emporia with The Mis-Seer and third to J W Newell of Washburn with For the Peace Commission. 8 Plans.
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Howe
Commerce
Waanington
House Committee On Commerce
Aldrich
Illinois
House
Laker
Toreka
Kan
William Addison Brown
Baker University
Intercollegiate
Oratorical Association of Kansas
Cleveland Vetoes Immigration Bill Amid Various Contests
National and local items report Cleveland vetoing a immigration bill while Bishop Bonacum appeals to Rome. Mormon elders recruit in Chicago and Japan adopts a gold standard. Insurgent deaths in Manila claimed, Riverside Steel Works resumes with 1,500 workers in Benwood, WV. Monastery of St Bernard partially destroyed by avalanche. Burglary at Santa Fe safe in Garland, TX yields $1,000. Public debt figures show February total around 3.0126 billion.
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Cleveland
Bonacum
Rome
Chicago
Japan
Manilla
Riverside Steel Works
Benwood
IW. Va
St. Bernard
Santa Fe
Garland
Tex
United Counties Railroad
Quebec
Barregos
Chavez
N. M
Francis
Hayden
Fort Gibson
James Clark
Sixth Ward
Lacrosse
Wis
Ingalls
New York Journal
Carson
United States
Wichita Mountains
Wichita Indian Reservation
United States Supreme Court
Florida
Three Friends
Secretaris Francis
W. P. Coleman
Rich Hill
W. H. Mills
New York
Arkansas
Harvey Smith
William Jay Koerner
Pittsburg
Rosa A. Redmond
Alexander Condot
Black Hawk
Spicer
Winona
N. D
John B. Drexel
New Orleans
Cimbrian
Philadelphia
Gites Y. Crenshaw
Western District
Missouri
Stugh IL Lawry
Frankfort
Wan
Ellen Wheeler
Osceola
Alcott
George Morris
Stanberry
Stone
Rha Maiagpny Sayeings Bank
St. Louis
Congressional Turmoil Screens a Senate Clash on Armor Plan
Senator Tillman clashed with Hawley over armor plate pricing and government factories as the Senate passed the Chandler amendment lowering armor plate price to 300 a ton. The night session adjourned after debate on appropriations and a tense House scene over anti prize fighting censorship.
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Senator Tiltman
South Carolina
Senate
Hawley
Connecticut
Ali Tillman
Squire
Chandler
Elkins
Tillman
Secretary of the Navy
House
Capitol
Morrill
Hoar
Sherman Morgan
Palmer
Wyong
Utah
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Idaho
South Dakota
Cuba
Dubois
Mn Frye
Madimne
Lea
Emo
Jourisel
Manisiv
Matei
L and Currency Committee
National
State Department
Beware of the Knife Uses S S S for Blood Trouble
Mr Lincoln Nelson of Marshfield Missouri reports six years of scrofulous neck glands resisted by doctors, but after six months of S S S treatment the swelling began to disappear and is now gone. He warns against knife operations and endorses S S S as a real vegetable blood remedy curing scrofula eczema cancer rheumatism and other blood troubles. Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga offers free books.
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Lincoln Nelson
Marshfield
Washington, D. C
Springfield
St. Louis
S.S. S
S.S
S.S.S
5.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Gold rush excitment at Ransburg California
Excitement grows over a rich gold ore strike near Ransburg Cal 25 miles from Cramer station on the Santa Fe Atlantic and Pacific division. A new camp is described as a wonder with travel information and costs provided by the local agent A T S F.
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Gta
California
Ransburg
Cal
Cramer Station
Atlantic and Pacific
Santa Fe
A. T
Leave Canton Tonight Major McKinley Spends Final Sunday
Major and Mrs. McKinley spend a quiet Sunday in Canton Ohio before departure. No handshaking or public demonstrations planned at the home to avoid fatigue. The Canton community will greet them with a staged escort to the train and street decorations for the farewell.
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Major McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Major
McKinley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
McKintey
Charse
Vuit
Facewell
McKinley House
City Hall
McKinley Home
Sanguilly Arrives to Parade with Veterans in inaugural event
General Julio Sanguilly arrived from Bea vance aboard the Mascette and thanked Consul General Fitzhugh Lea, praising him as a noble American. He plans to join the Washington inaugural parade with veteran friends, taking a place of honor in the event. Banquet in Rome honors Wayne MacVeagh, ambassador. King Humbert and Queen Margherita hosted.
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Key West
Fla
Julio Sanguilly
Beavan
Fitzhugh Lea
Cuba
Sanguilly
Iam
Washington
Rome
Humbert
Margherita
Italy
Wayne MacVeagh
Kine Tlimbert
MavVoagh
Saloonkeeper Kitz Rewsler Found Dead with Wife
In Chicago on February 27 saloonkeeper Kitz Rewsler was found dead beside his wife. Authorities believe he shot his wife and then killed himself. Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Chicaga
Kitz Rewsler
Lis
ST NICHOLAS Magazine Promises Rich 1873 Lineup
The description outlines ST NICHOLAS debuting in 1873 with stories by top writers and ongoing serials. Highlights include Master Skylark illustrated by Bireh, a Great War Story for North and South, The Last Three Soldiers by William E. Shelton, and George Kennan travel tales. Monthly features cover patriotic sketches, travel, puzzles, poems, and more. Subscriptions are $3.00 per year or 25 cents per issue. available via dealers or direct to the publishers in New York.
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ST Nicquouas
Oildren
Ameria
St. Nicholas
Skylark
Joan Nisft
Bireh
Tor
Ares
Bubtull
North
South
William E. Shelton
Xeniqui Pis
de Waany Talew
Gorge Kennan Hae
Aterie
Ruagia
Walter Camp
J.T. Trowbridge
Coken Square
New York
Century in 1897 Adds New Features and Classics
The Century Magazine announces ongoing leadership in American publishing with forthcoming issues featuring new features, monthly literature and art, and strong interest in American history. The note highlights continued commitment to high quality content and timely relevance.
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Tus Cantuny
Hugh Wynee Free Quaker Serial in 1897
Dr. Weir Mitchell presents Hugh Wynee Free Quaker as a Washington staff hero autobiography set during the American Revolution in Philadelphia. Washington Franklin Lafayette and other notable figures figure in social life and war scenes. Howard Pyle provides illustrations for the serial. The November issue begins the first chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir Mitchell
Hugh Wynee
Washington
Philadelphia
Franklin
Lafayette
Campaigning with Grant by General Porter opens in Century
General Porter a Grant aide and close friend presents a diary era portrait in a planned series. The first installment appears in the November Century with vivid pen pictures of campaign life and scenes and will be fully illustrated.
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Porter
A Rose of Yesterday opens in Europe modern life tale
Marion Crawford novel A Rose of Yesterday begins in November with engravings and a tale of American interpreters abroad. It promises serialization and features new illustrations. Century Company announces editions and subscription options for readers through dealers and payments to New York publishers.
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Mr. Tsanee
Cara Braceio
Europe
Supe
Sion
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Jumper
Senate Chamber
Prize Fight News
Leedy
John Cimmernmann
Robert
Rev
J. W. Tanner
Emporia
Bi” Doolig
Sam Meeles
Neosho
Charles Wilkins
Wichita
Fort Warne
Ab Mo
Ottumwa
Iowa
Descen Adenpot
Niotaze
Joplin
Ambassador MacVeigh
King Humbert
Missouri House of Representatives
Crensaw
Herbert
Dubsis
Congressional
Mr. Tilman
Lexpos
Princess Charles of
Denmark
Princess Maud of Wales
Eilen Terry
Henry Irving
Lyceum Theater
Posey
Oklo
Adling Polite
Wichita Mount
Vices Floral Guide
New Japan Morning Glory
Vick
Illustrated Monthly
James Vick
Rochester, N.Y
Jons
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
New Yor
Splynghley
Panyso
Pappas
Sebteb
Republic
Mary Mapel DopGu
Aheir
N. X. Fairbank Company
Grant
Jorace Porter
Marion Crawford
Aubeerphong
Phra Centur
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Te Giphnegara
Bealth
Raft River Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
G. T. Mromorson
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