To repay Lawrence bill offered in senate
A raid of bills in Topeka Kansas includes reimburse Lawrence for rebuilding the engineering house at the state university after a fire, a sleeping car rate reduction bill, and a district boundary change for Leavenworth. The senate also weighs a resignation report for State Senator George W. Jones and broader labor bureau reforms to depoliticize labor, with various city and state actions noted.
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Clay Couunty
Hanna
Leedy
Jefferson City
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Illnois
Nominee for Senator Prompts Democratic Caucus Nominatio
In Harrisburg a Democratic caucus nominated Geo. A. Junkins for United States senator by acclamation while in Springfield the Menneay Gang train robbery case moves toward Mansfield as Judge Phillipe considers a restraint order and Deputy Huffman attends with a warrant for the gang on theft charges.
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United States
Phillipe
John Kennedy
Mansfield
Huffman
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Harrisburg
Geo. A. Junks
Atoday
The Use of Corn Arouses Iowa Plans for Paris Exhibit
Secretary Fowler of Iowa urges the state to send a special representative to Paris to demonstrate corn derived uses including fiber for ship hulls and road hardening with petroleum treatments. He proposes further experiments and policy action while detailing varied agricultural applications.
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United States
General Miles Attacked as Liar in Beef Ration Row
Washington dispatch reports War Investigating Committee hears Commissary General Eagan fiercely denounce General Nelson A Miles. He accuses Miles of false testimony over embalmed beef claims, calls for dismissal and club ostracism, while defending the army’s ration practices amid heated exchanges.
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Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Engan
Mileea ‘Ilar
Ommites
Secretary of War
United States
Ingercerateli
Thor
Peron
Ely
Great Battle Fought in the Yamen at Vintog of Arabia
Constantinople reports a large battle in the Yamen at vintog of Arabia with Turkish forces storming insurgent positions at Shanel on November 30. About four thousand insurgents and two thousand Turks were killed or wounded in the fighting.
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Constantinople
Vintog
Arabia
Shanel
Record Books mutilated at United Mine Workers convention
Pittsburgh notes a sensational break in a committee report as unknown intruders mutilate eight pages of ledgers in the St. Charles hotel during breakfast. Purges torn from the ledger and other pages blot ted or blurred prompt intense indignation among miners and officials.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
St. Charles
Sick Spaniards and reconcentrado rumors disrupt Cuba
The Chandernagos sailed from Matanzas for Cadiz with 600 sick men as outbreaks and reconcentrado actions ripple through Cuba. A Rome dispatch denies Ireland’s archbishop nomination to the papal municy, amid Vatican rebuttal and Vatican clarification.
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Cuba
New York
Rome
Ireland
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Paul, Minavsota
Philippines
Vatican
News From Manila Quiet as War Dept Reports
Washington reports messages from Manila say conditions improve natives return to city activity resumes business. A commission meeting raises questions of insurgent recognition but is deemed international and not requiring foreign interference. Status quo likely until Pelegren ratification.
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Manila
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War Department
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Aguinaldo
Philippines
Five Million Dollar Request for St Louis Exposition
St Louis delegates at a June convention approve a plan to celebrate the Louisana Purchase centennial in 1803 and 1804 with a global exposition. A request to Congress seeks a $5,000,000 appropriation to help fund the project and expo town development.
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W. ©. Perry
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Iowa
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Nebraska
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Jones
Oklahoma
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David E. Francis
Interior
Cleveland
James Cox
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Weather and regional notices from Kansas City and Ark City
Kansas City notes unsettled weather with lingering cloudiness, mild temps, and low barometer coastal highs. An Arkansas City dispatch reports new St Louis Kings Southwestern chartered lines through Osage country toward coal field in Indian Territory. other items mention Confederate era speculation and a recovery, with unclear details and garbled text.
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Indian Territory
Quay Opposition Pact Shapes Senate Move
Harrisburg January 12 A group of Republican senators and members refused to back Quay until acquitted in conspiracy charges voted through a pledge against his re election. Senator Flyon of Allegheny chaired the session praising the anti Quay effort. In New York James McNaughton Allan McNaughton and a trades bank director faced U S commissioner Shields on a $510 000 check fraud charge. both pled not guilty and posted 25000 bail. Also noted were Union Pacific tourist sleeper plans, a Purian anecdote about a card printer dispute, and light editorial observations on cats and shellfish in Pearson's Weekly.
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Quay
United States
Flyon
Allegheny
New York
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Tradesmen’s National Bank
Allan McNaughton
Wool Exchange
Tradesmen's National Bank
Shields
Tradesmens National Bank
United States Trust Co
Hoth
Puria
Addres
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Alden
Pearson’s Weekly
Markets Report From Wire Kansas City Live Stock
Markets from Kansas City show mixed activity with cattle and steers trading around steady to firm. Prices for natives and feeders listed, with activity described as strongest in fed cattle while 6th are weak and dairy markets lower amid mixed grain futures.
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