State Legislature Debates Bills On Salaries and Reforms
The session considers a pay raise bill for various officials, probes legislative procedures, and introduces measures on initiative and referendum, mining, humane acts, and state land use. Senate hearings reveal passage hurdles, with votes shown on key measures and adjournment noted for Monday.
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House Bill on Grand Larceny and Miscellaneous Senate Proposals
The record notes bills Feb 2 on grand larceny penalties and a fine up to 1000, plus imprisonment. Senate Bill No 01 amended and passed. Senator Lawreate and OV Me introduced notices to designate printing papers. Numerous other bills listed involve corporate law amendments, irrigation funding, miner safety, wage payments, emigration canal, capital punishment, and various joint resolutions, with references to specific names and local projects.
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Multiple Global Events Stir Headlines Across 1900s Era
Senator John Sponner is reelected by the Wisconsin legislature. Reports note varied global topics from European finances and wages to Middle East conflicts and Chilean naval sales. A Cleveland oil refinery explosion and a burglary-entrance homicide in El Paso are also cited among broader 19th century upheavals.
German Warships Bombard Venezuelan Fort San Carlos
The German cruisers Vineta Panther and Falke resumed bombardment of Fort San Carlos on January 22, firing over 1600 shells. Venezuelan defenders suffered twelve dead and fifteen wounded as Germans attempted a land assault on San Carlos village. The kaiser’s orders direct operations in Venezuelan waters, with Berlin noting direct cables to Commander Scheder. Also: Oscar Hammerstein advocates evening dress at the theater and critic-guest etiquette on first nights.
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Senate and House Action on State Bills and Notable Deaths
Senate and House measures pass on bonds for surety firms tighten dentistry laws and amend fair game laws while a land larceny penalty is enacted. Ward Bros. champion oarsman Charles Ward dies in Long Island as irrigation investigation remains in Cheyenne amid federal bill shifts.
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Senator Tom Patterson Enjoyed Two Circus Weeks
Senator Tom Patterson of Colorado recalls a period of two enjoyable weeks traveling with a circus in southern Michigan with two young friends. He regards it as one of the most pleasant times in his life.
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Great Captain of Industry in Guelph Sketch
A portrait outlines J. Pun a famed industrial figure born in 1838 in Guelph Ontario now about four years old in appearance. He is described as vigorous bold and direct in enterprise and governance and notorious for swift abrupt dismissals yet reputedly kindly generous and empathetic with anecdotes of immediate reports and decisive leadership.
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Daniel Webster Brown Headlines Mountain Campaign Split
In Tennessee's mountain district Daniel Webster Brown seeks Congress amid a fierce race. His rival, though less traveled, matches him with native wit as the campaign culminates in a roadside speech about his world travel and name recognition from Maine to California.
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Englishman's Adventurous Life by Sir Alexander Conille Stephan KK cM G
Englishman Sir Alexander Conille Stephan has led a globe trotting career through Teheran Paris and other capitals. A linguist of five or six tongues he has served in dangerous assignments including the Penjdeh period ride delivering dispatches in nineteen days crossing Russia and Persia.
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Money to Be Long Unused by Gold Abe in Tokyo
Gold Abe, a coal dealer of Tokio, deposits 600 dollars in a local bank with instructions the funds sit at compound interest for 250 years. The fortune will go to whichever Mia descendant is alive at that time.
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