Battleship Kansas Proposed As Warship Goal
Kansas lawmakers push a measure to authorize funding for a battleship named Kansas. The House passed Pratt’s resolution for $29 per capita postage. Wagener’s motion to cut to $10 failed. Senate moves on Oklahoma prisoners contract. constitutional convention debates and committee appointments fill the day. Governor Stanley comments on party unity as caucuses shape the campaign.
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Expvsas
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Kansas
Pratt
Wargener
Dunn
You Lie and Defiant Woman Interrupt Speech in Gallery
A chaotic scene in Washington as Cochran of Missouri spoke on policy toward Great Britain. An interruption from a sharply dressed woman in the ladies gallery sparked loud exchanges as a companion restrained a young lady who leaned forward attempting to speak.
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Cochran
Missouri
United States
Canada
England
Indemnity Payment Debate in Chinese Affairs
In Gould Pekin a formal reply from the board of foreign affairs on indemnity payment on a gold basis was presented to ministers. The ministers remained noncommittal, as expectations centered on whether imports by foreigners in China would be settled in gold amid ongoing negotiations. Former Speaker Melty of Nt Lo pleads guilty to perjury related to the Suturbas Street railway deal, while Kal ly faces two years in prison on bribery charges. The university oratorical contest featured seven contestants with Malcolm Garrard of Tupsa winning first prize, and a list of self supporting students and occupations was released, amid campus events and lectures from A.M. Wilcox and Waller Master. The west wing steel frame for the new museum piece nears completion, and upcoming events include Homer lectures, state temperance union talks, and a fraternity aid meeting. The Wooltex display at Weaver's promotes spring attire, and Washington post members are ordered to attend a funeral. Miss Laura Eagle visits from Pueblo, Colo.
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Democrats Hold Power Shaken in Colorado Senate Fight
Colorado Republicans fail to oust Democratic senators as militia appeals surface. Two rival senatorial factions organize. Governor Peabody urged to deploy state forces. Senate and House conduct separate ballots for senator amid locked doors and guard presence. Final tallies show strong Democratic lead with Republicans contesting results.
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Divorce Decision Stirs South Dakota Officials
DANO FLUBE CAC DANO FLUBE CAC Mouth Dekela Divorces Are as Good Ever. Sioux Falls. The decision just headed down by the United States Supreme Court holds the Scarh Hakata divorce secrets granted Charles S. Andrews of Massachusetts is void. One of the state’s prominent attorneys says the ruling will not affect the validity of South Dakota divorces in general. Proparly that the Fowers will witty raw.
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United States
Charles S. Andrews
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Mitchell 15 Confident on Miners Strike Outcome
President John Mitchell addressed the Miners National Waxe convention in Indianapolis on January 20, stressing miners' belief in the justice of their claims. He warned against fear of the outcome and noted improving relations where trade agreements exist. Secretary-Treasurer Wilson reported 2 545 374 dollars raised to aid anthracite miners during the strike. Fire in Kapsox City caused 190 902 dollars in losses across a five story building and surrounding firms. Robbery in Arkansas City targeted George Williams Store and post office for cash and valuables. Steamer Labao was floated at Gibraltar bound for New York.
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Delaware
Steast
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Arkansas City
George Williams
Vinton
Alamos
Domestic Tragedy and a String of Local Fires
A 73 year old woman and her 74 year old husband die in a violent incident at their son’s home as the wife claims fear of widowhood drove the murder suicide. Nearby reports include arson at an orphanage, a fatal house blaze, factory accident injuries, and local political nomination updates from Albany. The page also notes charges, a lynching threat, and regional unrest in multiple incidents across towns.
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South Dakota Divorce Case Leads to Supreme Court Ruling
In a Washington report the South Dakota divorce case of Annie Andrews and Kate Amiens is discussed. The Supreme Judicial Court’s decision, written by Justice White, centers on Charles Andrews property and the legality of the wife’s claim after Beverly Amiens’s marriage and remarriage. The ruling addresses recognizing a former wife’s rights under South Dakota law and the inheritance implications for Charles Andrews’s estate. The article also touches on other court actions and notable legal events from the period.
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Markets by WLRE Adedas City Live Stuck
Chicago Livestock market report from January 20 lists native cattle stockers and feeders totals, along with hogs, cows, and helpers numbers. A large, well lit hall available for rent is advertised by Oscar E Learnard Jr at the Journal office.
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