Lawrence Kansas Journal Notes Duels of Politics and Canal Debate
The Lawrence Kansas Journal reports on political resignations and speeches, noting Commander Norton’s resignation, Kansas convention dates, and remarks on state politics. It references Ed Howe and the Kansas Day Club roasts, debates on the inter-oceanic canal, and local editorials defending or challenging positions, with minor notices on crime, dental ads, and a murder in Argentine.
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Ed Howe
Atchison Globe
Oman
Missouri
Topeka Apna
Kansas
Avery
Senator Harris
Ava Text
Washington
Kaplan
Harris
Senate
Harris Servie
Congress
Iba
Cacal
Lotus
Ibars
North
Isthmian Canal
Oren
Litte Pot
Kazan
Union Pacific conductors sign two year pay raise deal
The adjustment committee of Union Pacific conductors and trainmen signed a two year agreement with General Manager Dickinson, boosting pay and shortening hours in many cases. Traimmen receive full time status for dead heading and delays, with passenger trains slated to improve efficiency. The settlement covers the entire Union Pacific system and raises salaries for those earning less than a threshold.
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Aslos Pacific
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railway
Dickinson
Traimmen
Union Pacific
The Schley Appeal Sparks Debate on Command
Commentators accuse Admiral Schley of misdirection and disobedience in the Santiago campaign while defending Dewey and others. The critique centers on retrograde movements, alleged order violations, and unequal credit for the battle. Washington and naval officials face calls to close the case.
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Schley
Mavieg
Key Weat
Santiago
Schiey
Dewey
Bentham
Ramsay
Admiral Schley
Sehley
le Dorme
Avconnes
Tuly
Ce Gonnandian
North Atlantic
Sehles
Leng
Semes
Harmless as Milk Scott's Emulsion Ad
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as harmless for children's stomachs and easy to digest. It claims the product stays in the stomach longer than milk and recommends adding it to bottles or after meals for sickly children. A sample offer from Scott & Hownd at Pearl Street is included.
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Topeka
Iotereatire
Lit Crum
Sepate
United States
Hook
Mexico
Scott
Dutch Premier Kuyper Seeks Mediation In Boer War
London reports reveal Dr. Kuyper would push Boer delegates toward independence while avoiding direct mediation. British officials respond cautiously, urging Boers themselves to approach negotiations. Brussels notes Queen Wilhelmina presided over a cabinet meeting endorsing a peace move, and Dutch hopes leaned on other powers’ sympathy before approaching Britain.
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London
The
Daily News
Gaving
Netherlands
Kuyper
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Lansdowne
Dr. Kuyper
Brussels
Btendard
Holland
Wilhelmina
Kruger
Great Britain
Hague
Daily Man
South Africa
Pacification progress and police work in the Philippines
The report notes improving pacification outside Samar with insurgents split into small bands surrendering or being captured. Gen Chaffee targets Bamar by February end and native constabulary patrols southern Luzon with praise from Gen Bell. Civil and military authorities are urged to cooperate, 53 posts handed to natives last month, and friction minimized. Also reports a coasting accident in Keeseville killing Wilfred Graves and injuries to others, plus a love quarrel shooting in Provence, and an advertisement for Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
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Maaile
Archipelago
Samar
Perte
Chaffee
Bamer
Hatanges
Laguna
Luson
J. Franklin Bell
United States Philippine Commission
Chaffae
City population estimates questioned by government study
Washington reports a bulletin on city population estimation methods. It notes census figures often diverge from directory and school census estimates, with large cities showing growing error from 1800 to 1890 and 1890 to 1900. Directory guesses usually exceed census counts. school census, if accurate, fares better.
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Washington
The
Ventus
Philippine Bill and Oklahoma Union Debated in Senate
In Washington the Senate tackled the Philippine bill while considering a proposed union of Oklahoma and Indian Territory into a single state. Discussions covered immigration, revenue treaties, and a permanent census bureau, with attention to executive dealings abroad and constitutional succession.
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Senate
Washington
United States
Union of Oklahoma
Hania
N. d
Beesian
Ti Ithman
Philippines
Crior
Ledge
Thins County
Canada
Mesten
Mawlins
Pnqiney
Trea Gonut
Patterson
Oklavion
Iidian
Ms Ie
Oklahoma
Moar
Peruuinene Criesus
Spedin
Hous of Representatives
Congress
House
Farm Work Wanted in Perry Kansas Help Wanted Ad
Classified notice seeking a married white female to perform farm and general housework duties. Claims capability in various farm tasks and house duties. References to Mitchell in Perry Kansas and mentions of typewriter sales and assistance from a local agency.
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Oled
Tag Mitchell
Perry
Kan
Higgins
Ohio
Teourssee
Henory Articulars
Judge Typewriters
Teilastycneeler
Bop
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