Hurrell Temperance Bill Dominates Senate Debate
Topeka, Kan Feb 15 The Senate clashed over Hurrell of Jackson temperance legislation as critics urged referral to committee while supporters defended the measure. In House actions, Sallett’s capital punishment bill was killed. a court of conciliation and arbitration passed. several education and judiciary bills moved forward with funding and enforcement provisions.
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Oberlin Carter In Court Habeas Corpus Arguments
Ex army captain Oberlin M Carter, held at Leavenworth, faces habeas corpus appeal arguments in the U S Supreme Court. Warden Mc Claughery brought him to court as two physicians warn confinement risks mental collapse if delayed. Also report notes a Cumberland mine incident with sixty miners imprisoned by fire in Victoria British Columbia.
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Cincinnati Streetcar Plunges Fifty Feet Into Stream
A Dayton Kentucky bound street car carrying thirty passengers jumped the track on a down grade near Cincinnati and plunged over a fifty foot embankment into a small stream. All but one were injured and some may die. Motorman Gates remained at his post but sustained fatal internal injuries. The accident occurred on the Kentucky side.
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Inaugural Ball Plans Raise Washington Standards
Washington officials estimate 42000 will be spent for the March 4 inaugural ball with 200 musicians, 6000 for music, 6000 for a historic souvenir program, and lavish decorations by New York and Washington firms. The event aims to be the most elaborate social function in the city’s history.
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Westerns San Comb ine Bankers Meet for Regional Bond Pool
Twenty five country bankers from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan representing banks with deposits over one million met at Chicago Grand Pacific to discuss forming an association to pool resources and underwrite large bond issues locally to keep deals from New York and Chicago. An advisory committee from each state was named to draft a plan and report next Tuesday. Also noted were Alaska land news from Juneau and a report that Gen French has captured a large Boer force in the Ermelo district.
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Ireland's Attitude and Irish Fight For Rights
In London Irish leader John Redmond says Irish members will abstain from royal pageantry as protests against England's rule. Messages from Boston cheer Irish efforts in Congress. Capini presents Czar’s coronation album to President McKinley, signaling high regard. White House hosts a diplomatic corps dinner after his illness. Armour Car Line confirms control of Earl cars and Continental Fruit Express. Missouri Pacific secures New Orleans & Northwestern, linking St Louis to New Orleans. League of American Wheelmen opens with 46 delegates. Horatio Earle elected president.
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Robbery on Oregon Express Affects Seattle Official Wife
Mrs F H Ongood wife of the Seattle and Benton railway president was robbed of jewels valued at 95000 while asleep in a crowded Pullman coach on the Oregon express north of Sacramento Allegro suspected of the crime. Other items: Former Senator Dead Gilbert A Pierce ex United States senator from North Dakota died today at Lexington hotel after long illness. Hawaiian Delegate Wins Out Wilcox Hawaii delegate wins a House seat after unanimous committee vote. Carnegie Deal Rumor Morgan Carnegie deal to pay Carnegie 22500000 cash plus 1500 per share and bonds. Jeffries vs Rubin Fight In San Francisco heavyweight title bout likely within a month or two. Madrid Quiet Disturbances ceased martial law remains.
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Fires at Palmer House and hotels spark fear of organized incendiaries
Fires broke out on four floors of the Palmer House and on two floors of the Great Northern in Chicago. Thieves fled the Palmer House as jewelry worth 500 dollars was stolen from the Great Northern. Another fire at the Sherman House and a prior Grave hotel blaze suggest an organized gang may be operating in the city.
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Injunctions Granted in Multiple Insanation Cases at Topeka
Judge Hszen in Topeka Kansas on February 16 took up nine more insanation cases filed Saturday against joint keepers and allowed eighteen of nineteen. Injunctions cover a large rotation of near Kansas avenue with Moeser and Cold Storage company amid further court term set.
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Joints Cleared Out in Sedgwick County Raid
A mob of about 100 residents at Peck Sedgwick County fourteen miles south of Wichita raided two joints last night, ordered proprietors to leave, smashed a bulldog, and moved goods to the depot for shipment to Wichita. Geo Hattie and Carey Leedan were targeted. their stores were emptied, with goods carried to the depot. No violent injuries reported.
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Bride and Groom Missed Train Wed in Poplar Bluff
Poplar Bluff Missouri February 15 Ernest P Buhrman of Piedmont and Miss May A Smith of Nashville Indiana married here last evening after Buhrman missed a daytime Nashville ceremony and wired his bride to meet him. Ceremony performed immediately upon her arrival. Also notes on wealth and inheritance and other brief items from across the region.
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Mrs Lulu Kennedy Indicted for Murder in First Degree
Mrs Lulu Prince Kennedy, who shot her husband Philip H Kennedy, a Merchan Dispath agent, in Kansas City on January 10, was indicted today for first degree murder by the grand jury. The case follows a controversial marriage and alleged conspiracy claims.
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Stock Dealers Arrested In Bondage Probe
Frank Stephens and Clarence Randall, stock dealers of Stephens & Randall at Booth St. Joseph stock yards, were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal for attempting to depart the district to avoid bankruptcy exam. They offered no bond and face a Kansas City hearing. A heavy loss is blamed on one tied to the firm.
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Transvaal War Dispatches and Other 1900s News
Lord Kitchener reports fighting north of Philipstown with Dewet’s force and captures of wagons and cattle, while Inniskillings engage the enemy. casualties small. Also earthquake shocks felt in Missouri and Tennessee, a large Buffalo Belt fire in North Tonawanda, a supreme court habeas corpus case, a record stock exchange seat sale, Missouri Woodmen elections, and a Missouri Republican indorsement for world’s fair commissioner.
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Markets by Wire Kansas City Live Stock Report
Market results show cattle pigs and sheep trading mixed at Kansas City with steers around 41065.50 and cows and heifers near 60.00 to 94.75. Feeder offerings steady, hogs and lambs varying. sheep about 1,000 head steady with lambs around 4.00 to 4.90.
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