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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1906
Page
12
The Senate signaled a confrontation is likely in the upper chamber as party leaders set priorities and debate stalled on key measures. No immediate resolution emerged as lawmakers gird for renewed clashes over legislation and procedural moves.
In Washington Senator Foraker withdraws his motion to appoint senate conferees for the statehood bill. Beveridge, Dillingham, and Patterson named as conferees after agreement with Foraker. The bill’s original shape favored four new states from territories and excluded New Mexico and Arizona.
The fortifications bill passed after an amendment directing a powder factory with annual production needs was adopted. Daniel claimed the government is at the powder trust mercy and linked large campaign contributions to Congressional influence, while Perkins questioned naval royalty payments. General Crozier and Bukington supported the gov ernment receiving cannage from destruction free of charge.
About 1 000 delegates at Shawnee Oklahoma adopted resolutions urging President to honor his promise to Okahomans for statehood and to push the Hamilton bill with Senate amendments. The text notes the same resolutions were wired to Congress.
In Columbus Gov Pattison is resting comfortably but in very grave condition. He was not well at 11 o clock and developed a serious respiratory condition at the base of his lungs.
Wallace Ida reports miners deny complicity in the attempt to assassinate Sheriff Angus Sutherland by Bill Hanna on Wednesday night. Sutherland was shot in the neck but survived. Hanna was overpowered and jailed after a desperate encounter while attempting to flee a writ of restitution on railroad land.
Salt Lake City: B iim Tyree, president of Continental Life Insurance Investment Co, held to await district court action. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Charge states he filed a false report with the secretary of state.
Paris reports indicate that a large number of men in northern mining districts have joined a strike, with disruptions and disorder spreading as authorities struggle to restore order.
E C Scott Vergennes meat dealer and former Ethan Allen Post commander recounts severe typhoid related kidney issues. After a month on Dean’s Kidney Pills he reports restored strength and health, now weighing 230 pounds. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Milwaukee Sentinel brief notes a poetic snapshot: Jane pursues vocal study, Ma writes books, Genevieve works on personal appearance, a brother attends college, and the speaker rests and enjoys meals while Dad labors hard.
Emma White of Camden New Jersey writes that six months of eczema on her body and face cleared after using Cuticura products. She notes doctors failed but the remedy left her face as clear as before and prompts her to recommend Cuticura to friends.
A passerby orders coffee at a railway town eatery where locals joke that only body snatchers or relatives visit. Arkansas Governor Davis warns Hot Springs against any strong U S Senate push, promising to “slap the lid on.” Rev O S Reed of Veedersburg Indiana holds near to his famed ancestor.
The Seeing America First movement promoted by the Passenger Department of the Chicago and North-Western Railway offers round trip tickets from Chicago to Pacific Coast points on fast limited trains for 75.00 dollars. Tickets are valid daily from June 1 to September 15 with stopovers and conveniences provided, aiming to boost tourist travel to the Pacific coast and anticipating a census of several thousand more travelers than any prior season.
The star mutters peculiar audience lines as he exits the first act. The stage manager replies singularly after a quick peep hole check in the curtain, revealing backstage banter from Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A poem by A. U. Mayfield in the Denver News reflects on friendship as a test of character. It contrasts true help with greed and warns that even reliable friends may reveal themselves when life turns difficult.
A Chicago Tribune cartoon captions a patient pleading for sleep as the doctor twists the tale to recall a past patient in East Saginaw. The joke hinges on the doctor’s blunt, weary response and the patient’s request.
Vintage advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Spoztzig Wyrap for teething children. Claims include gum softening, reduced inflammation, pain relief, and relief from colic. Product appears aligned with old domestic patent medicine style.
The Cleveland Leader shares a vivid vignette where Miss Gray expresses delight in yachting. The piece highlights her excitement at the breeze the sail and the racing water, capturing her enthusiasm in a lively quoted exchange.
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes that Mr. Richely received only praise for his work from a friend before the Citizens' committee, while the lobbyist answered with a gloomy concession that there was nothing but praise.
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