Abilene Reflector reports congressional notes and Senate actions
Abilene Reflector summarizes Senate and House proceedings in late January, detailing Sherman and West actions, timber laws, North Dakota Territory, and liquor prohibitions. It notes funeral honors for a late representative, debates over Greeley bill, and various departmental hearings, with Washington notes on Utah governor charges, Indian affairs, and post office frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Messrs
Sherman
Fennileton
Ohio
Hoar
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Virginia
Mississippi
House
New Mexico
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
J. W. Keifer
H. W. Boynton
Washington
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Serrapids
Louse
Keifer
Boynton
District of Columbia
Dakota
Idaho
Intr
Mackey
South Carolina
Uist
Teretiaries
Nos
Greeley
United States
Republic of Me
Ted
Greeley Kelliof
Fitz John Porter
Oklahoma
Relaesentative Watts
Kentucky
House Committee On
Department of Justice
Utah
Murray
Louisville
Freuxquoysenx
House of Representatives
Department of State
France
Germany
Dorsey
Springer
Tar House Committee On
Tax House
Bunt
Ivaredon Laren
Lanier
South America
Patent Office
Treasury
Kansas State News Briefs From Atchison Topeka Gap
The Santa Fe Railroad sought guidance on distance tariff application for combined main and auxiliary lines from Topeka to Eldorado. Kansas items include law and order league formation, state fund investments, arrest of Henry Avnstein, unitarians meeting, and railroad openings. Also reported are postmaster appointments, cemetery and society charters, and the Grand Opera House sale in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka &Sanam Fe Railroad
Railroad Commissioners
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Topeka
Florence
Eldorado
Tralee
Florence, Eldorado & Walnut Valley
Citizens of
Atchison
W. W. Guthrie
W. L. Challiss
G. B. White
J. M. Linley
H. N. Jewett
J. T. Allensworth
C. Weber
H. M. Glancy
John Fagan
E. V. Fowler
Permanent School
University Permanent Fund
Normal School Permanent Fund
Henry Avnstein
Laporte
Ind
Kansas
Indiana
Iowa
California
Western Territories
William Strothers
Neponset
Tur
Kansas Unitarian Conference
Wth
Cuarrens
Newton Water Company
Western Security Company
Ottawa
Abe Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank
Kingman
The
State Bank
St. John
Stafford County
Circleville Post
Esvaquarrel
N. D. Stark
Bonner
Stark
Cuantes Santoxs
Shawnee County
J. G. Osgood
Osgood
Boston
Ivanc Beatrox
Benjamin McElroy
Frankfort
N. A. Yeager
Augusta
George Hayek
Ellsworth
Kansas City
Pomona
Quenemo
Melvern
Zebo
Neosho Rapids
Moses TaYon
Wyandotte
Judge McCrary
Santa Fe Road
Chamron Vatghax
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Oonge City
Great Bend
Newton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company
Lincis
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern Railroad
Board of Commissioners
Board of Directors
United States
United States Supreme Court
Ruggles
Roml
Indere
Osage
Republican Convention in Parsons selects nominees for Second District
The Kansas Republican Convention in Parsons on January 31 elected temporary and permanent officers, formed committees on credentials and resolutions, and nominated E H Funston, W J Buchan, Eugene F P Ware, and others for Congress. The body adopted a tribute to Dudley C Haskell and approved resolutions on tariffs, land policy, and national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
D. C. Haskell
Parsons
Frank R.ogg
Forsythe
Montgomery County
Ed. C. Lane
Linary
E. S. W. Drought
Wyandotte
E. Clark
Johnson
BR. A. Strelo
Douglas
W. D. Creason
Miami
H. C. Cook
Labette
J.D. Zeigler
Montgomery
D. W. Houston
Anderson
Mr. Allen
Neosho
W. J. Bowden
Bourbon
L. C. Wasson
Franklin
H. B. Harding
Wilson
W. G. Allison
Allen
A. W. Burton
Linn
RE. Jeanness
Cherokee
S. H. Langdon
Crawford
W. A. Johnson
George Barker
C. L. Miller
Thomas N. Hancock
D. A. Crocker
T. E. Smith
Walter
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Republican Party
Pourth
Dudley C. Haskell
Funston
Ware
Buchan
Blue
Humprey
Walker
Breyfogle
Atkinson
W. Houston
E. H. Funston
Gaskell
Porter's daring blackmail ends on rooftop fall
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a porter at a dry goods house who schemes to steal 241 but is foiled. On a roof he forces his employer to sign a 20 000 dollar check, which bounces at the bank. The porter flees, leaving the partner to face the failed crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Harres
New York City
Congress
Taz
Boston & Albany Railroad
Rome
N. Y
Joseph
Samuel Alexander
Tax Phoenix Glass Works
Pittsburgh
J. M. RyFoup
Moriah
Warder
Lake Champlain
Green Mountains
Sixth Avenue
New York
John Butler
Thomas Liney
John Roach
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Freeport
San Carlos
Wilcox
Ariz
Carlisle
Max
Webb
Jackson County
Alm
Wilburn
Cuares Newtox
Hawesville
R. L. Bruner
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louisville
Treee
Howard County
Ark
Texas House
Gum Island
Tex
Henry County
Als
John Boatright
J. W. Malone
American Lumber Company
Toronto
Canada
San Juan Bautista
Mexico
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Catarina
Tris
Gordon
Soudan
Cortlogan
Khartoum
el Mahdi
Cairo
Suakim
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Nicaragua Canal Company
Managua
Nicaragua
Jefferson Avenue
Thas
Ron
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Abilene
Strother Bros
F. M
Orr
Elmer
Homer Highland
Frank Evans
W. Leonard
Ohio & Mississippi
Cincinnati
West
Lincoln
Orrin A. Carpenter
Zora Burns
William Loomis
Joux O’'Brmx
Fairbanks Scales Company
John Schramm
Fort Wayne
Babe
Carver
Mick
Assos Ligs Merer
St. Louis
Allison
Leadville
Merchants’ and Mechanics
Chicago
A. W. Saevpes
Arizona
San Francisco
Haney Leg
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Minneapolis
Moon
Dubuque
Laura Rowland
Blue Island
Belmont
Wis
Indianapolis & Chicago
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
John Brewer
J. E. Ricketts
George Lowry
Thomas Parr
Abel T. Smith
American Express
John Bray
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Fort Arthur
Manitoba
Baker Pasta
Lancaster
John Nash
Hamburg American Packet Company
Secretary of the Navy
DeLong
Hamburg
Genenal Brewster
John L Davenport
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Lowell
Sexty
Indian Training School
Mintersevas
Thomas Centre
Long Island
John Cowley
Annie Cowley
Wobn
Fowser Brothers
McGeoch, Everington & Co
McGeoch
J Wespert Paturs
Mass
Robinson
Brown Counties
Jewett
Kansas State News
Cyren
Marcus
Benet
Motil
St Nicholas
Dar
Arkansaw Traveler
Huntsville
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