Osceola Record Highlights Regional Developments
The Osceola Record reports on a projected new union depot in Omaha, a newNilita company to be mustered at O Neill, and various local advances. It notes rail improvements, fair schedules, charity efforts, and multiple local incidents including arrests, accidents, and court matters across Holt, Nance, and surrounding counties.
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Omaha
Bagiga
Nilita
O'Neill
Goring
Edgar
Madison County
Madicom
Southmaha
Nebraska Press Association
Holt County
Tas
Evell
Lincoln
Civil Service Debate and Railway Right of Way Bill
In a Senate session Mr Berry of Arkansas urged a bill granting right of way to the Kansas City Miami and Southern railway through Indian Territory and Oklahoma. Mr Call of Florida moved an inquiry into civil service conditions and retrenchment. Mr Kerry opposed expanding civil service citing much fuss and opposition to extending it further.
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Berry
Arthetes
Senate
Arkansas
Kenses Miami and Southern Railway Company
Indias Territory
Oklahoma
Call
Florida
Kerry
Civil Service Commission
Citizens denounce Governor Mitchell in militia threat
A large Jacksonville crowd gathered at Metropolitan hall to protest Governor Mitchell's plan to call out the militia over the Corbett Mitchell race. City leaders and residents spoke against the action, resolutions denouncing the governor were adopted amid applause and high excitement.
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Jacksonville
Fin
Metropolitan Hall
Mitchell
World's Fair Commission Reports Finances and Plans
The World’s Columbian commission submits its annual report led by President T. W. Palmer. A final exposition summary will be prepared by a special committee to close next November. Estimated cost to finish the commission is 410,000. treasury balance stands at 81,000.
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Wasutxerox
T. W. Palmer
Palmer
Treasury
Pension Examiners At Work In State Totals
A pension bureau statement lists the number of special examiners in the field by state. States named include Indiana 19, Missouri 16, Pennsylvania 15, Ohio 15, Texas 9, Virginia 11, Georgia 6, New York 2, and others.
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Wasxixatos
Pension Office
Alabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
California
Colorado
Detrict
Columbia
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Nittowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maine
Michigan
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
North Carolina
New Jersey
Nebraska
New York
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennesen
West Virgina
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Vermont
Rhode Island
Oklahoma L
Ex-county clerk Jones arrested on embezzlement warrants
Dr Jones formerly Barton county clerk was arrested at Diaz Mexico by Sheriff Rightmaster and Sheriff Spencer and brought to Oxmcottoma City. He faces charges of raising embezzled funds in Barton county totaling about 1800 dollars. A separate item notes C Vincent of Indianapolis promoting the Ancient Order of Loyal Americans in Kansas with state organizers named.
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Harlan County Fair Association
Tremonts
Mose
Vernie Sears
Leong
Charles Elliott
Beatrice
Wiltam Woods
Spencer Precinct
Mexico
Oxmcottoma City
Dr. Jones
Barton County
Kamsan
Diaz
Wexico
Rightmaster
This County
Spencer
Betor County
New Order For Workingmn
Topeka
C. Vincent
Indianapo
Kansas
Ancient Order of Loyal Americans
Vincent
South Carolina
Deaware
Osborne
Benater West
Wasminetox
J. Scott Harrison
Kansas City
Vest
Cockrell
Senate
Harrison
West
Carrison
Vilas
Besig
Expired Presidential Postmasters Rise in Early 1900s Quarter
In a Washington note, the number of presidential postmasters whose commissions expired in the three years ending February 20 exceeds prior quarters. Last month 480 expirations occurred. January 125 and February projected at about 359. Also from Washington, Hawaii’s ex-queen rumor of a damages claim against the U.S. government is deemed unlikely. House leaders doubt such a claim could be sustained. Judge Holman and Mr. Raynor share that view.
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Hepe
Liliuokilan
Wasamineton
United States
House
Holman Aaye
Austin Wins Mayoral in Pugasanton Special Election
Pugasanton Kansas held a special mayoral election to replace ex Japher Kincaid who resigned. Candidates were J W Primmer and Mrs Anna Austin. Austin won by a majority. 338 votes cast with 128 by women. campaign noted as bitter and wary.
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Pugasanton
Kan
Japher Kincaid
J W. Primmer
Anna Austin
Austin
Kanmeas Historical Society selects new officers in annual meeting
Kan nes Historical Society met in Kan sas with President P G Lawe presiding. In the afternoon business dominated the session and new officers were elected: President W J Lawe of the Kansas City Herald, vice president W L Brown of Kingman, and second vice president James B Abbott of De Soto.
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Kanmeas
Royal Lord Convict Escapes From Graer Camp
Lascelles known as Lord Beresford, a noted convict, escaped Graer camp Monday night in citizen dress. He boarded the 9:40 train at Kramer and fled toward Americus where a policeman arrested him and returned him to the camp.
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Adbevn. FE
Lascelles
Lord Beresford
Graer
Kramer
Americas
Gibb Book and Stationery Firm Turns Over to City Creditor
Lawrence Kansas January 18 The Gibb Book and Stationery company the oldest book firm in the city last night turned the store over to the municipal creditor the Douglas county bank under a charter mortgage Second mortgages were also issued to L M Gibb of Toronto Canada and M G Sadier of Philadelphia
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Lawrence, Kan
Gibb Book and Stationary Company
Tnicipal
Douglas County Ak
L M. Gibb
Toronto
Canada
M G Sadier
Philadelphia
Coughlin Trial Prosecution Concludes Case
Cuicano Jan 18 The prosecution in the Coughlin trial closed its case today focusing on the identification of the deadly exhibits presented in evidence as part of the state's testimony.
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Cuicano
Coughlin
Pridense
Agreement Reached on Income Tax Plan for 1896
A Democratic committee reaches agreement to levy two percent on all incomes over 64 000 annually. The law will take effect July 1, 1896. Details describe the levy as operative upon passage and specific income brackets.
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Bas Beem
Uscle Bam
Internal revenue bill outlines new income tax plan
Full text of the proposed income tax seeks a 2 percent rate on incomes over 4000 with returns required from those earning above 3500. It imposes strict penalties for failure to file and protects income details from public disclosure. The measure, a Missouri Hall proposal, establishes local collectors and deputy commissioners to enforce the tax.
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Wasmrotoy
Ways and Means Committee
Detai
Internal Revenue
Revenue Asse
Coun’s
Representative Hall
Missouri
Treasury bond plan eases gold reserve fears
Secretary Carlile moves to issue new bonds redeemable for gold as treasury officials breathe easier about gold reserves. Printing will proceed quickly, bonds likely not ready before February 1. Congressional reactions split along party lines with critics and supporters weighing the strategy.
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Wastninetas
Secretar
Caris
Treasury
Carliste
House
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Gates
Alabama
Catchings
Missippi
Simpson
Kansas
Arkansas Senator seeks extra beer tax to raise revenue
Senator Jones of Arkansas on the Senate finance committee proposes a dollar per barrel tax on beer claiming it would yield about 32 million dollars and not raise the consumer price. Senator Voorhees, however, doubts public acceptance and plans to oppose the idea.
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Wasumeros
Jones
Arkansas
Senate Finance Committee
Voorhees
Messenger Robbery Shocks Huron Route
Express messenger for the American Express company on the Huron to Pierre route has vanished with several hundred dollars. The loss is believed to be substantial and a woman is said to be involved. A receiver is sought for the Thomson-Houston Electric Light company in New York with 14,000 in debt.
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Huron, & D
American Express Company
Huron
Pierre
Reecesiver
Electric Light Company
New York
Thomson-Houston Electric Light Company
Lisbultiga
Nesta
Justice in Campo North Dakota Hangs Albert Bamberger
Crowds gathered around Campo North Dakota at sunrise to witness the execution of Albert Bamberger the sextuple murderer. He killed his uncle and five relatives then assaulted the girl who prepared his breakfast before fleeing to Manitoba where he was captured. He confessed and pleaded guilty receiving a death sentence.
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N. D
Albert Bamberger
Bamberger
Kreider
Lancaster
Ahe
Annie
Bernice
Marley
Mary
David
Manitoba
Deloraine
Sher. McCune
Grand Worlds
San Francisco
Singapore
Normandy
China Sea
Harold M Sewall
Maine
United States
Samoa
Sewall
San Francico
Manila
Evita
Iis
Rho
Rhio
Free Rails End Up Defeated In House Vote
The House opened with the election case ONeill versus Joy from Mississippi on the agenda print. The tariff debate focused on Johnson of Ohio proposing steel rails on the free list, which Dalzell attacked as controversial. the amendment failed 76 to 0.
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Washinetoy
House
Committee On Elections
O'Neill
Dalzell
Ainst
Johnson
Johnstown
Johns
Tariff Debate Highlights Party Lines and Individual Attacks
In Wastington on January C several hours were spent on Barrow's amendment to restore wool casting duties, defeated by party vote. Later Johnson of Ohio proposed rails on the free list. Sibley of Pennsylvania denounced the Wilson bill as hybrid and unprosperous. Other speakers included McKeagan De Forest and Russell.
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Harrow
Wastington
Jan .C
Barrow
Johnson
Ohio
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Smith Eyes Corbett Fitzsimmons Bout After Talk
In New York on January 20 A Smith discussed a proposed match between Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons with Arthur T. Lumley. Smith would back the champion again at Lanky Bob and offered a $1000 deposit. Fitzsimmons said he was eager to make a bout with Corbett for five to ten thousand dollars per side.
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New York
Smith
Jacksonville
Arthur T. Lumley
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Bob
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Kingular Death of a Boy
The 7-year-old son of John Lenox of Hartford City Ind died in Muncie after a post mortem by Dr Beck of Chicago found an insect had eaten from the stomach through the intestines to the heart, bleeding the boy to death.
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Kingular
Mendy
Ind
John Lenox
Hartford City
Muncie
Beck
Chicago
Congressmen Reject Bond Issue in Tariff Debate
Western and southwestern congressmen condemn Secretary Carlisle’s bond policy during tariff discussions. Uncirculated bills in St Louis linked to unknown woman. Winona grand jury classifies elot machines as letters under state law.
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West
South
Fithian
Carlisle
St. Louis
Grand Jury
Winona
Minn
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture 1894 summary
The twenty eighth annual session in Lincoln heard routine reports from Secretary Furnas and the treasury, noted improved corn yields and a strong state fair, and outlined plans for a state agricultural museum using county cases and jars. Dates for the 1894 Western District Fair were recommended. the board plans to expand exhibits and ensure cash premium payments.
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State Agricultural Museum
Nebraska
United States
Chicago
Iowa
McIntyre
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