Political Debate Over Samoan Lands and Oklahoma Bill
Debates in the House cover amendments on native land rights and that soldiers of the Civil War may claim public lands. Critics argue the measure would seize land without proper title, with representatives alleging motives to shift resources away from settlers while honoring or honoring veterans.
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Oklahoma
Tasson
Sf Vines of Colorade
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Missouri
Senate Debates and House Actions on Springer Bill and Related Measures
The Senate debated the Springer bill and discussed a British extradition treaty while the House concurred on soldiers homes cannon salutes and extended homestead rights in Oklahoma lands. Debates covered assumes of a protectorate, railway land defenses, and preventing land grab by railroads as bills moved toward final passage.
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Senate talk on Samoan imbroglio stirs quiet debate
Washington City January 31 delegates debated Samoa policy with Dolph pressing for a non intervention stance and Reagan urging congressional responsibility. Dolph contended Germany forced a protectorate while Reagan warned of risking rights if Congress vacillates. The dialogue highlighted Monroe Doctrine stakes and fears of upheaval without decisive action.
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Great Silver Vault Brought Up for Treasury Storage
A great vault in the north court of the treasury department building storing silver is damp and rotting canvas bags. Fourty thousand wooden boxes will house 6 million dollars in 82 thousand boxes, reducing vault capacity from 100 million. Doors are thick but secured by a easily duplicated flat key, raising robbery concerns by treasury workers.
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Senate Secret Session Hints on Extradition Treaty Delays
In Washington January 31 the senate met in secret for over four hours to discuss the British extradition treaty pending since July. Debate focused on constitutional points with Edounds, Hear, Voorhees, and Morgan presenting positions. Haddhelater’s long speech stalled a vote and left lawmakers unsure if further delay will occur.
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New Chamber of Commerce Bid Promenade Concert Opens
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce opened last night for instant quiet at a promenade concert. Attendance was very large and the mag.
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Chamber of Commera
Discassati Dan
Illumination Highlights Romanesque Chamber Edifice
A chamber building described as a massive Romanesque structure stood out for its electric lights and gas jet illumination. The exchange hall spans the second floor, with a 50 foot ceiling, four chandeliers valued at 1500 dollars each, gas fixtures costing 12000 dollars, and an electric plant at 2100 dollars. The hall measures 171 feet long by 35 feet wide, with a 23 foot lobby, and the total property value is about 1,000,000 dollars.
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Excitement in Indianapolis over clerk Sullivan collapse
County Clerk John E. Sullivan and poultry packer Philip M. Gapen faced changes as Gapen was made trustee of Sullivan's property and W K Sproule was named deed of trust for the clerk's office to manage fees for expenses and litigants. Sullivan disclosed liabilities near 35 000 dollars with assets about double.
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Rullivan
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Gapen
Loftin
Indianapolis Defaulter Moore Vanishes Toward Canada
Indiana report says Josiph A. Moore, accused of a 500000 embezzlement, fled to Canada after Attorney Barrett admitted Moore left a place of safety. Officials believe he left Monday and had time to reach Canada, with no new evidence showing increased shortage. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance confirms defalcation facts are under review.
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Not Guilty by Insanity Verdict in Rawson Whitney Case
Marie Rawson is acquitted of murder charges in the courtroom shooting of Major Whitney during divorce proceedings. The jury finds her guilty only of assault while insane and not responsible at the time. Whitney is sent to an insane asylum. a prior attack by Rawson’s son on Banker Rawson had produced similar violence tied to allegations of unchastity.
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May Whitney
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Indictments Grow in Indiana Election Scandals
Grand jury reports 88 more indictments bringing total to 164 in the election law case. Dwiley faces under indictment. Ward makes four arrests in Fountain and surrounding counties. Suspects include Saquoel Hume Frank Mathis L N Cotton Martmall Hollingsworth and Frank Nole Cotton, former legislator, farmer and deputy postmaster. James Kingham E B Osborne and G W Simmerman arrested for election law violations amid alleged vote buying and illegal swearing.
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Inter-State Rail Way Group Considers Walker for Chairman
Western railroad presidents recommend F Walker of the Interstate Commerce Commission for chairman of the new Inter State Commerce Railway association. Action postponed until signatures from all co equal party roads are gathered. Cable Hughitt and Strong to secure approvals. Burlington and Northern faces obstruction as VP Harris debates signing amid broad industry expectation of eventual agreement.
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Clayton Assassination Sparks Arkansas Turmoil
Great excitement sweeps Pine Bluff and across Arkansas after the slaying of John M. Clayton. Republicans push that it was a political crime by a Democrat, while Democrats dispute this and blame a political crank. Fort Smith action sets a $5,000 reward for the murderer as legislators debate.
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New York Street Day Strike Reports Calm Amid Riots
The New York Street Day Strike in New York on January 31 saw few new events beyond periodic clashes with officers. Arrests occurred as cars ran more routes and police reported protecting drivers and conductors. Third Avenue line faced trouble with blocked cars and non union drivers teased, police using clubs and injuries reported.
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Minnesota Senator-Elect Washburn Safe Says Report
Senator elect Washburn of Minnesota is reported to be in danger, but the claim is denounced as untrue. Washburn was expected to depart Minneapolis for the east yesterday around noon.
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How to Milk a Cow A Practical Dairymen Guide
A Minnesota dairy commissioner's article offers sensible steps for milking cows. It covers cleaning the cow, positioning the milker, grip technique on the teats, and a consistent milking order to maintain steady milk flow and reduce waste.
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Ducks Proved Profit for Farmers with Simple Water Needs
Domestic ducks offer strong profits because of hardiness fast growth and high prices. They need only drinking water access not a full pond and thrive in well kept sheds with warm weather ample greens and proper feeding. Aylesbury and Pekin ducks are highlighted for size flavor and early maturity with care for water and feed in early life.
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Anthrax inoculation progress and farm costs discussed
A rural article reviews anthrax in sheep and cattle, noting Pasteur and Gehey inoculation methods. It explains the germ cause, pasture transmission, and the aim of vaccination. Also included are farm-cost estimates for keeping a horse and general plaster and fertilizer remarks.
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Srightenin
Lanketa
Cabinet rumors swirl as Harrison era nears
Washington dispatches report tentative cabinet picks for President-elect Harrison with Blaine Allison and Wanamaker named as likely secretaries. Letters and pledges suggest Allison to the treasury, Wanamaker to postmaster general, while cabinet formation continues under tight guard.
Undefined fragment on Dress Code Rules in Historic Text
A fragmented excerpt discusses strict social norms for dress and behavior, noting restrictions on areas of clothing and the presence of women and girls in certain settings. The text hints at gendered expectations and limited public acceptance in a historical context.
Vinegar Bitters Promoted for Health Claims
Testimonial from Abel Thurbser of Avoca Wisconsin touts Vinegar Bitters as a cure all for headaches digestion and constipation claiming four doses cleared long illness and improved blood purification and overall vitality with restored sight and mood. The text urges readers to consult a druggist Baig for New Bryle Pasant Taste and warns against overstepping dosage.
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