Monument at Baldwin Dr Osborn Honors Dow
In the Topeka Journal from January 20 the piece covers a memorial tribute to Us Dow, the first man killed in the Free State struggle. It notes bills proposed by lawmakers, including a fund to honor Dow, a state normal school at Wichita, and a safety deposit fund. It recounts the Dow killing near Coleman's residence on November 21, 1855, and the ensuing violence and political tensions.
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Lawmakers Propose Wide Range of State Bills
Gov Stanley sent confirmations for the senate as it considers a sweep of measures. Proposals include grand jury duty, state bonds, county taxes, and public works funding. Names like Campbell and Chaitherlaina surface amid debates on trust, insurance, and education policies.
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Weather outlook and temperatures across the region
Waray Gite reports temperatures near freezing north of the Mississippi with below average readings in the northern valleys and above normal readings in the southeast. No precipitation east of the Rocky Mountains was observed in the past 24 hours while high pressure dominates the southeast and plateau regions. Expect continued generally good weather with little change ahead.
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Harden and others meet with President at White House
President Schurman of Cornell Prof Worcester of Ann Arbor and Col Denby, members of the Philippine commission, held a conference with the president at the White House. They will receive their commissions from the secretary and Lehturmann will be formally designated chairman. Most members sail for Vancouver on the 30th. Harden may be chosen for a secretarial post. Harden, once financial editor of the Chicago Tribune, is noted as a former associate of Vanderlip and contributor on the Philippine commission report.
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Army Surgeon Daly Testifies Before War Investigating Committee
Washington January 20 Major Daly chief surgeon with General Miles testified before the War Investigating Committee denying personal motivation for his report condemning beef furnished to expeditionary forces. He appeared voluntarily and stated he stood by his findings despite Miles’s criticisms. The committee chair vacancy and potential new Republican member are under discussion with Sherman McColl and Loverley named as possible additions.
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Fire Destroys Sherwood House Crowd in Cincinnati
Fire at the Sherwood house in Cincinnati sent smoke through the building at four o clock. Guests including theater company members rushed to escape as upper corridors filled with frightened women. Firemen battled flames and many were rescued via stairs while others escaped through windows. Several suffered smoke or heat injuries.
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Claimants vie for throne amid Samoan unrest
Reports from Hatton detail Mataata's provisional rule in Samoa after Chief Justice Chamberg annulled Mateats election. Maleton Tanus and others press for kingship as a British warship lands bluejackets and the court reopens amid protests. Washington weighs coalitions and legal steps to stabilize succession.
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Congress Passes Cuba Mail Facilitation Appropriation
In a Senate debate the mutton of Swanguit was discussed as a motion to strike the appropriation for mail facilities in Cuba and nearby territories. The measure was approved after objections were overruled, passing with no further contention. Mrs Three High Commissioners Puns Through St Louis to Washington
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Wood on Cuban needs to maintain order in island
Washington reports Leonard Wood, commander of the Santiago department, told a senate military affairs committee he favors keeping 7,800 troops in Santiago for now with 5,000 later. He warned a substantial force would be needed for years to maintain order and prevent trouble, suggesting up to 50,000 troops aboard ships if required, as insurgent bands weaken under Garcia's leadership.
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Consolidation Talk Stirs Tin Plate Mills Near Cleveland
Reports from Cleveland indicate consolidation rumors persist in the tin plate industry. Promoters push a broader central steel plant tie up linking Bellaire Steel, Chi Steel, and King Gilbert Warner firms. Each firm denies sales of property or stock, while the American Tin Plate Company claims 279 tin mills, with 260 provably active.
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Missing Clerk Records In St Louis Case Sparks Talks
St Louis Missouri June 20 Al J Wagen man clerk of the arminal court of correcion charged with mlaappropriating funds reportedly missing and returning home at 4 a m He later went to his office in an interview Wagen man denied the charges claiming he has not the money and will settle all demands The information comes from multiple sources and the case raises questions about the court's handling of funds and the clerk's conduct
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Robbers Blow Safe In Bank Heist Near Arthur
Six men overpowered the night watch, dynamited the vault, took 84 000 in cash, and fled from a bank ten miles from Arthur. The incident occurred at night and the robbers escaped toward an unspecified route. Washington reports also mention hospital ship assignments and a military figure’s health update.
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Washington names new Philippine commission members
The Philippine commission members including Willie Ctorleman and Denby will be sworn in after a White House conference with the president. Mrs Selina will be formally announced as cheater inane Mdwward Wo. Caldenby is detained. the rest plan to sail from Vancouver to Hong Kong in January two weeks.
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Rios Alarmist Dispatch From Manila Reported
The war office cites a dispatch from General Rios in command of Spanish troops in the Philippines noting Manila remains unchanged though Mindanao insurgency grows with Muslims and fanatics preaching a holy war. Reports also claim Zebu stands in revolt while Spanish troops reportedly head home.
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Quay and Hayward Leading In Nebraska Senate Ballot
A Nebraska tally shows Quay and Hayward gaining on the third and fourth ballots for U S senator. Quay leads with 84 votes, Jenks 85, Dalzell 14, Stewart 9, Stone 8, Huff 5, and others scattering or absent. In the fourth ballot Hayward gains four votes to reach 40 with Webster at 10. Buckertarop Cabra trial and Minnesota expansion debate also noted.
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Cuban menace in American plan to arm rural Cuban police
A Havana dispatch to the New York World discusses using about 20 000 discontented Cuban private soldiers as American armed rural police. Leaders favor arming and disciplining them to aid occupation, with concerns over peace and supply limits. The piece notes regional distributions and the futility of Cuban resistance against the United States. It ends by praising Syrup of Figs as a permanent remedy for constipation.
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Markets roundup from Kansas City and Chicago live stock
Market notes show steady to strong demand across cattle and hog categories with receipts around 7,200 hogs and 27,000 at Chicago. Prices move variedly for native steers, Texan cows, and mixed feeders, while grain futures list mixed to steady trends for corn, oats, and wheat. Nearby hogs hold firm, while dairy items see small declines. Kansas City and Chicago reports include grain price shifts and cattle stockers, with no dramatic changes in overall market tone.
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