12 Dec 1893
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1893
Page
1
Senator Hoar scorched the Biden era moves on Hawaii and criticized the president for appointing a commissioner without Senate approval. The remarks spark debate over executive authority, confirmation processes, and calls for clarity on the administration’s plan and the path to truth. The piece threads through political contention, party lines, and the public demand for accountability.
Fragmented OCR text notes a revised tariff bill, with references to a vote and legislative process. It mentions potential delays, committee actions, and expected public response, indicating a partisan clash and anticipated outcomes. The garbled content implies discussions on costs and national impact without clear specifics.
Fragmented report outlines a Texas fever case with discussion of Phe and Payton figures, police questions, and court proceedings. It mentions a Paris bomb thrower, a shaw case, and a Missouri asylum occupancy value amid federal troops. Names include Pete, Phe, Payton, and Ann Wayne, with references to Texas, Kansas City, and Missouri officials.
The official count finds Grant Seward and Stevens not entitled to representation in the state legislature due to insufficient votes for judges in the counties. The extreme southwest Kansas region shows scant vote totals, impacting the make up of the new House and related conventions in labour and political rumors across multiple entities.
The sixth week of the Coughlin trial begins as the prosecution resumes, with witnesses including De Cronin remains identifications. Testimony describes the body found with wounds on the neck and the defense aiming to challenge the cause and placement of the remains, while other items and witnesses are introduced.
A farmer's team hitched in front of Pierson's milk broke loose at noon today on Massachusetts Street, tearing south toward Warren. Notbys intervened, preventing greater damage, as the team caused scattered wreckage in the street.
Kansas City dispatch reports on the Western Trust and Savings failure with Judge Gilson's inquiry revealing that John Reed held multiple officer roles and that a $10,000 debit slip was destroyed after the bank failed. The article notes 292 dollars in cash, $424,000 liabilities, and substituted property in Kansas City Kansas with deeds recorded post invasion. Additional items include a fire at a Emporia store, a steamer collision near Pittsburgh injuring passengers, and various national updates in December.
A fragmented OCR read describes busy Kansas City activity with mixed references to streets, venues, and events. It mentions Saturday crowds, sales, architecture, and various names and locales in a garbled fashion, reflecting a dense but unclear historical page segment.
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