Various National Tidbits From State, Court, and Sea News
A survey of scattered items notes states voting on constitutional amendments every ten years in Rhode Island, a New Jersey pool tax bill becoming law after gubernatorial inaction, and Admiralty Court findings on a ship sinking. Also covered are Maine fish commission charges, North Carolina coal and forests, Alaska sealing lore, Barthol oldi statue lighting upgrades, Treasury secretaryship debut, an attempted Czar assassination report, a Kentucky appeal ruling on a cowhiding case, and US geological survey lead and zinc production forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Gatsuhina Palace
Chicago
Texas State Rangers
Memhill
Connor
United States
Pennsylvania
Whartom Cranks
New York
Pris
el Paso
Tex
Rewauhaka Yacht Club
Navy Department
McCall
Rustchuk
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Corinth
Miss
Massachusetts Cattle Commission
New Yor
Vermont
Savona
Italy
Charles Rourk
West Shore Road
Tuca
WN. Y
Suspension Bridge
Creaco
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Raleigh
N. C
NEWS OF THE WEEK PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
Personal and political items across the nation note dissension in the extreme left over government alignment with Austria and Germany, a series of high-profile deaths and suicides, Irish policy debates, and political shifts abroad including Czarist threats, border tensions, and labor unrest.
Kansas State News Highlights Railroads and Officials
Articles filed for the Missouri Kansas & Nebraska railroad to span from southeast of Paola to the state’s north line, with capital of one million dollars. Reports note Crews building Rock Island extensions, state oil culture plans, and political shifts including a railroad commissioners appointment. Also covered are post office changes, G A R encampment logistics, a Kansas City extension rail line opening, and local election results favoring railroad projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missour, Kansas & Nebraska Railroad
Secretary of State
Kansas
Paola
Lawrence
Linn
Miami
Franklin
Johnson, Douglas
Jefferson
Jackson
Atchison, Brown and Nemaha
Rock Island
Nebraska
Oil Culture
Topeka
J. 8. Codding
J. Morse
Santa Fe Road
Tar
Lic Peace
A. R. Green
Board of Railroad Commissioners
L. L. Turner
Downs and
St. John
Zenobia Scott County
Hattie Merritt
Brownlee
Atchison County
Clinton
Douglas County
Joseph W. Christian
Missouri Pacific Railway
W. W. Fagan
Central Bratch Division
New York
Fagan
Kansas City
Springfield
Memphis
Department of Kansas
St. Louis
Department
Lindell Hotel
Washington Parkr
Joux Senastias
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Road
Kori Island
St. Joseph
Hebron
Neb
Denver
Missouri Paail
Indian Territory
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Tae Committee of
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Sovereign Lodge
BR Burden
W. A. Carmony
H. Shafer
G. A. Huron
H. Kelsey
Messrs
Hurdett
Shafer
Brant
Santa Fe
Mississippi
Colorado
Cayse
Rossville
Emmerson
Cannell
Kansas State
Emporia
Washington Dispatch
Hanback
West
Penstoxs
James Douglass
Junction City
Orange D. Draper
Wichita
David Fife
Cherryvale
Alexander Stephens
Peabody
James H. Roch
Kanapolis
Henry L. Heckerson
Kirwin
Samuel Havemar
Independence
John 5. Wilson
Downs
Stillman Goodno
Washington
James Jameson
Dodge City
Peter Goodnight
Wellington
Horace C. Derr
Arkansas City
Young J. Powell
Robinson
Frantis M. Tracy
Troy
John G. White
Pittsburg
Abraham S. Newberger
Museum
William W. Jones
Baxter Springs
Cyrus 8. Knowles
Dial
Isaac N. Kinzie
Salem
Joseph A. Gurley
Leroy
Numrod H. Endsley
Badger Creek
Sativa
Showalter
Reform School
Bloomington
Chilooca
Leaveswonta
Tus
Pleasantdale
Rush County
Lyon County
Missouri, Kansas & Southwestern Railroad
Emporia, Winfield & Fort Scott
Municipal Suffrage Query Clarifies Women Voting Limits
Attorney General Bradford states that in Kansas cities electing township officers separate from their township remain township for electing justices of the peace and constables. Women may vote only for municipal officers, not township offices. City governments may separate ballots to avoid confusion, defining polls for township and municipal elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Justices of ‘the Peace
Roof
Kansas
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Comedia
B. Bravruim
Massive California Hotel Fire Destroys Large Hostelry
Fire at a major California hotel on a crowded night caused by an incendiary surge flames through the building. Guests escaped in nightclothes as water failed, gas mains burst, and the structure burned to the ground. Loss likely exceeds a million and a half. one guest injured. Hotel to be rebuilt.
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Virginia
Semmens
Brooklyn
Staynor-Tves
Rice-Thomas
New York
Baltimore & Ohio Purchase
Erie Road
Tbe
Baltimore & Ohio
Commercial Cable Company
St. Petersburg
Smyrna
Porte
West Roxbury
Mass
Joseph Holland
A. Ledgeman
Thomas Glynn
van Storck
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Scranton
West Shore Road
Utica
Messenger Lake
Albuquerque
Nlm
Defiance
Tur Western Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburgh
Agnes Herndon
Commissionen Starks
General Land Office
Public Land Division
Ostman
Beiter
Erie
New Yeur
J. B. Bowis
Cedarville
Cal
William Kissane
Kissane
California
Parsipent Stooxe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Wabash
Tutt and Humphreys
Ist
Jon. Chas
Fairchild
Manning
Cleveland
Wasutsotox
White House
Charles S Fairchild
the Treasury
Isaac Maybard
Jordan
Theodore Cook
Cincinnati
Charles Stebbins Fairchild
Casenovia
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Democratic Party
Tilden
Patrchiid
Europe
Old World
Washington
New York City
Fairchill
Rites Ak
Rosbery
Wounas
Roba Express
Lake
Albany
Sharon Springs
Clark
Luke
Delaware, Lackawauns & Western Crossing
Montanxzr
Grest
Deiroad Company
J. C. Marshall
Philadelphia
Leow
Pirranngsa
Smith's Blr
Wylie Avenue
Mira
Hinehorn
Osmond
Rieu
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. H. Litts & Co
Rhode Island
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Ada Melmore
Joss
Viras and
Whitney Sre
Lamar
Bayard
Man- Ding
John Cavanaugh
Scranton (Pa
Mount Plessant
Maine
North Carolin
North Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Alaska Commercial Company
Alaska
Behring’s Strait
Light House Board
Farremiip
Treasury
Gatsehina Palace
Kentucky Court of Appeals
John J. Couneilson
Richard Reid
Mount Sterling
Reid
Corneilson
Commonwealth
C. Kircnorr
Division of Mining Statistics
United States Geological Survey
Missouri
Illinois
News OF the
Austria
Malaris
Gatschina Palace
Suth
Sam Tornex
Grand Pacific
Turner
New Jersey Senate
Jons Goorney Saxz
Highgate
Severalty
Warm Springs
Oregon
Dublin
London
Tasuany
Crosby
Lord Salisbury
Chances S. Farecnip
Marmaduke
Heex Most
Puestipest Diaz
Mexican Congress
James Conkax
McGlyne
Marrey V. Moxtcomeer
Patents
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Joige McArther
Craters
Chamber of Deputies
Qvies Vieronta
Cannes
France
Dillon
O'Brien
Redmond
Crilly
A. H. Baars
Henry George
Bousvista Bay
Newfoundland
Norning
Valparaiso
Santiago de Chili
Cleanine House
Tus Montgomery
Ala
Grays
The
Blues
William K. Rogers
Sonoma County
Ropices
Bermuda
Saragossa
Miller
Baltimore
Port Autoula
Watkine’ Island
St Scituate
Pola
Adriatic
Brazos River
Cuanxsvitts
Taan
Freon
First Street
Franklin Streets
Pouicemas Miczart O'Batex
Chicaco
Timothy Grady
Grady
Linguatossa
Sicily
Benes
National Bureau of Labor
Kansas State News
Department of Agriculture
Clifford Richardson
Cassia
Richardson
Lena
Germany
John
Vonny
Sory
Harper
Alameda County
San Francisco Alta
Old Town
Indiana
Mannings
Boston
Advertier
Daion Pacffc
Laramie Wy. T
Colorado State Line
Colorado Western
Salt Lake City
Union Pacifc
Colorado Western Railway
Charles Francis Adams
Elisha Atkins
F.L Ames
R Callaway
Gordon Dexter
Sidney Dillon
Ezra
Baker
Henry McParland
San Francisco
William Kissana Molle
Smythe
Wasurscrox
Inter-State Commerce Commission
A. Smith
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Virgil Powers
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Inter State Commerce
Mississippi River
Ohio
Potomac River
Sasaviniz
Tenn
Clarksville
Second
Commerce Streets
Franklin Street
Franklin Hotel
Elder
Berrato
Richmond Hotel
Mark Osborne
R.S. Boyd
Bell Telephone
Br. Jenmis
N. F
Channel
Aurora
Eagle
Tezans
Galvestos
Austin
Woodford
Cashboun County
Atacosa County
Sherif
Wasarsotos
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