Congress Debates Naval and Bankruptcy Bills in Senate
A Bulky Washington update outlines Senate action on the Naval Appropriation bill with amendments for cruiser construction, post office revisions, and a proposed uniform bankruptcy system. House debates include Indian reservations sales, pensions, tariffs, and a Missouri River commission while adjournments follow. Washington notes cover coinage, pensions, and a Arctic signal service reward, with regional highlights from the East to the West.
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Arctic Signal Service Party
Lisutquant Greeley
Foster case move sought before U S Supreme Court
Arcee Winliams in Washington will represent Kansas in the Foster case now before the Supreme Court and move to advance hearing. New Kansas attorney, appointed by Judge Prescott, closes Salina saloons as legality is debated. Foster seeks reelection. Mason delegates gather in Parsons. finances show expenses of 7,497.01 and receipts of 3,169.12 with balance 667.52. Railroads seek Indian Territory routes. multiple lines listed. Theodore A. Hurd named Associate Justice of Kansas Supreme Court. Topeka Santa Fe depot narrow escape from fire. Greenback delegates chosen for Indianapolis with Butler as favored president nominee. Security and local incidents noted in Topeka, Leavenworth, Wakeeny, and surrounding areas.
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Dutchess County
New York
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Greenback State Central Committee
Topeka
Indianapolis
Dery J. Utley
Osage City
P. P. Eide
A. Moody
Jewell
J. N. Linebacker
Manhattan
W. J. A. Montgomery
Lawrence
I. P. Vrooman
D. B. Hadley
Wyan
White
Wester Kansas
Wakeeny
Topeka, Lalvia & Western
Ottawa, Topeka & Northent
Shawnee County
Salita
Ottawa
Rennes
Republican State Central Committee
B.G. Brinces
Santa Fe
Tory Caskiro
Shawnee Street
Leavenworth
SryaTor Price
Public Lands Committees
Senate
Housaml
Welcker
Jack Flanders
Wyandotte
Flanders
William Stewart
Armourdale
Blaine
England
John Delf
North Topeka
Aette
Missouri River Commission debate and Wheelock Venezuela claim
The House Commerce Committee heard Missouri River Commission proposals with two army officers a Coast Survey officer and two civilians to oversee river improvement at an annual cost of about 35000 dollars. Wheelock US citizen seeks immediate Venezuelan settlement for alleged outrages. the committee urges stronger action than diplomacy.
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Walmiscron
Batuman
General Swaim
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Dean Sit
D. G. Swaim
Generl Swaimn
Committee On Commerce In
House
Clardy
Missouri
Alexander, Graves
Cosgrove
Barnes and Dockery
Pusey
Town
Perkins
Kansas
Eaton
Senate
Venezuela
Conse Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sarah
Free
John E. Wheelock
United States
Wolf
Congress
Cherokee Indian Fund
Samuel J. Crawford
Interior Department
Crawford
Preparing for May Festival and Republican Conventions at Exposition Building
An army of workmen prepares the Chicago Exposition Building for the May Festival and the Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Improvements include a smaller auditorium, stage move, and a vast sounding board to aid acoustics. Tickets, funds, and logistics are under heavy organization with Homer New in Indianapolis handling vast mail, while Chicago committees coordinate with national structures.
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