Congress Debates Conferees and War Memoir in Washington
Washington reports a stalled yet decisive session as Senate and House confer on appropriation bills and immigration matters. Major voices include Warren Frye and Hobart. casualties noted are Private Jonas and Privates Wheelees and Japelo for the war effort. Conference reports on river harbor and naval bills move forward amid time pressure and political maneuvering.
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Great War Congress Ends in Rousing Victory Cheer
The house adjourned after a dramatic closing session marked by a praised address, a recess, and a patriotic finale. Members, gallery spectators, and generals filled the chamber with praise, singing My Country Tis of Thee and The Red White and Blue, ending with cheers for Hewey and the armed forces.
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University Likely to Get Chemistry Building
Topeka March 4 The conference committee on the Kansas University appropriations bill agreed to favor an appropriation for the building. The chemistry bill and a museum project were shifted to another session. The measure goes to the Senate for final action, with the result likely shaping the institute's post in the present legislature. The Senate today considered various appropriations and a bill defining butter and substitutes faced calendar issues. The House anticipated adjournment after today’s session amid ongoing debates over funding for the state agricultural college and an insane asylum site.
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Horrible Crime in Industry 4s Area Report of a Family Massacre
City Star notes the murder of Mrs. Gilbert and four children at Industry 4s, with details of the brutal scene. The husband Gilbert, seen drinking Tuesday afternoon, returned home to find his family slain. blood marks and signs of struggle described as investigators search for him amid warnings of a neighbor accusation and a sheriff's reward.
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Dewey Shells Rebels as U S Forces Move on Manila Front
On Manila’s outskirts and nearby villages U S gunboats bombard insurgent positions while transports arrive with reinforcements. Dewey thanks President and Congress for the support as ships salute his flagship Olympia. Rebel activity in Cebu and surrounding islands continues amid supply disruptions and native resistance reactions.
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Three Nominations Confirmed in Washington March Fourth
Washington reports Senate confirmation of Merriam of Minnesota and Walter Evans of Kentucky to district court posts, and George M. Stewart appointed as registrar. Also notes Sedalia missing Civil War veteran L C Hall and Rome pope’s long night vigil followed by brief rest later.
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Native Army Favored In Cuban unrest and politics
Santiago reports upheaval as 2,000 to 3,000 workers in Sundigo face sudden unemployment amid provincial cash shortfalls. Gen. Brooke seeks payroll funds, while officials fear civil unrest and dependence on U.S. aid grows. Secretary Alger contemplates native Cuban recruitment for the army under Gomez's proposal.
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Kansas City Markets by Wire Report Summary
Markets by wire from Kansas City with scattered grain notes and livestock receipts. Wheat futures show dull to firm tones, corn and oats mixed. cattle receipts listed with varying prices, hogs steady to lower, mixed butcher cuts and dairy steady. Overall market activity described as slow, with several price ranges and parities cited.
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