Corbett Jackson prize fight questions split among governors
Springfield Union prints 37 governor replies on prize fighting laws and whether Corbett Jackson could be held in their states. Several states ban or would enforce bans. Florida hints at legislative move if fight desired. Indiana, Ohio and others give cautious or noncommittal takes. A Philadelphia dispatch reports Stead denying stealthy Chicago departure and notes related remarks.
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Senate routine and amendments loom in Washington
The March 6 senate session handled routine local-interest business. The Bland seigniorage bill moved from the house to the finance committee. An amendment to the rules sought a 380 day reporting deadline, with restrictions if unmet. Debate over proper committee reference followed. House business included Moody’s revival prayer, roofed by urgent deficiency bill actions, and a river bridge height tweak.
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Belgium
Cannon
United States
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McRae
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Texarkana and Shreveport Railroad Company
Sulphur River
Arkansas
Sweet
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Ida
Bunner’s Ferry
Hopkins
Ill
Josephs
New Mexico
Deadwood Blaze Expands From Main Street To Chinatown
Fire began about 6 o clock in Fas hold saloon and swept the area between Main Street center and Chinatown. No wind aided spread, but 32 buildings were destroyed and the loss nears 150000 with insurer liability around 3500. One life reportedly lost in a burning house and a fireman injured. authorities note insurance and rebuilding plans by Swift et al. and Gib Stone & Co. in the damaged district.
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Odd Fellows Hall Enlarge Its Carries Bright Interior Upgrade
The New Odd Fellows lodge quarters in Burr block are under major overhaul. Hall and Clark report extensive changes upgrading the former armory into a bright yellow pine interior with a banquet hall doorway, new plaster, papered walls, and recased windows. The project aims to produce one of the finest lodge facilities in the area. The Chronicle notes a somber obituary for Mrs. J C Bennett, praised as an esteemed town member, with services at the Presbyterian church and family grief shared by the community.
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Burr Block
Sisie
Artesian Chronicle
J. C. Bennett
Bennett
J. King
J. H. Rew
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