Unveiling of Aztec Emperor statue eyed in City of Mexico
Current comment notes a statue of the first Aztec emperor to be unveiled in Mexico City on February 28. The piece also covers reactions to post office naming, historic rock donation, and various international and local notes from historians to railway interests.
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City
Mexico
Evwaxy Herencock
Amherst College
Connecticut Valley Historical Society
Senate and House pass pension and railway bills in week
Congress actions include passage of the Pension Appropriation Bill setting 75,000 for veterans, the Army Up en Bill, and a measure to establish agricultural experiment stations. The House debates Pacific railroads and Mexican pension legislation, while a Senate amendment to the patent law and Interstate Commerce bill are noted. Several appointments, elections, and resignations are reported.
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Congress
Senate
Select Committee
Anderson
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas Pacific
Denver Pacific
Union Pacific
House
New Orleans, Baton Rouge
United States
Edmunds
Foreign Relations Committee
St. Louis
Charleston S.C
Outhwaite
Pacific Railroads Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Pacifc
Woman's
Chris- Han Temperance Union
District of Columbia
District Committee
Mexico
Rebecca
Tampico
Smrrn
Cooperative Cigar Company
Delaware
Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Tur
London Daily News
Germany
France
DiLrantxe House
New York
van Wiek
Howeve
Battersea Church
London
Clarke
Texas & Pacific
Gordon
Fort Worth
Tex
Wax Zaner
Chicago
Europe
Paris
Kansas Senate and House Adjourn Amid Broad Legislation
The Kansas Legislature met with the Senate debating a special committee on school books and considering bills on labor protection, destitute soldiers relief, prohibiting death penalty, tobacco sales, divorce, and tax uniformity. The House saw petitions, school book funding moves, and a joint resolution for constitutional amendment and a joint convention. Senate confirmed postmasters and passed measures on alcohol, scrip, and municipal suffrage, while debates continued on eight hour work, incentives for militia, and other local bills. Governor and judiciary actions reflected ongoing state governance.
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Kansas
Senate
Kirk
Whitford
Ope
Carroll
Leavenworth
Heattie
House
C. Haker
W.P Tom- Unson
Judiciary Committee
Hewins
Rarans
Miller
Congress
Barker
Uhe House
St. Louis
Baxter Springs
Senat Kelley
Chase
Butler
Greenwood
Bowden
Nso
Young
Reddee
Tilas
danes-Airten
Ganien
Lukin
Police Printing Office
Allex
Titan
Simpson
Pinkerton Men Clash Ends in Death of Boy Hogan
A Lond Jersey City incident reports Pinkerton guards clashing with local boys in a rail yard. Thomas Hogan, sixteen, was shot and killed as jeers and snowballs escalated. Police identified suspects, detained Pinkerton men, and arrested another shooter later. The crowd surged toward the city jail as officers secured the scene. In a separate item, Judge Thomas Scott, a fugitive St Clair County judge, was captured after a lengthy pursuit by Deputy Marshal John Willis following a mandamus dispute over county bonds.
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Altoona
Chicago & Alton
Independence
Secretary of the Treasury
Gironde
Buenos Ayres
Peniche
Spain
Brentford
Newport
Malta
Nortiers
Vienna
Ilinois
John A. Logan
Chicago
Doc Levi Wilson
Moen
Providence
K. 1
Istry
Caleb Farnum
Farnum
Wilson
Newport News
Samuel Robinson
W. McRae
David Scott
Richard Jordan
William Narcese
Alsace-Lorraine
Monongahela River
Monongahela City
Elizabeth
Ottawa
Can
Fisheries Department
United States
Fisheries Commission
Congress
Leos
New York
Panama
Fox Pinkerton
Hogan
Jersey City
N. J
Orpens
Russian Poland
Austria
Prussia
Kermadzc Islands
South Pacific
Lincoln
New Westminster
B. C
Joper Seer
St. Clair County
Willis
Isas
Jersey
Crrr
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway Company
Pinkerton
Thomas Hogan
Ers
Spotdster
Yants
Serne
Dowboy
Hore J
Lange
Ween
Patrick Sheehy
Daniel Cahi
Samnel A. Neff
Fred c
Murphy Moriante
Toran
Welaware, Lackmranna & Western Railroad
Scott
Kansas
Cory
John B. Wills
Thomas Scott
United States Circuit Coun
Missouri
Teboe
Neosho Railway Company
Jifge
Shane
St. Clair
Experien
Clair County
Joige Scott
Senate confirms a large number of appointees
The Senate yesterday confirmed numerous officials including consuls in Auckland and Kehl, land office officials in Springfield and Denver, customs collectors in Mississippi and Nebraska, and postmasters in multiple Kansas towns. Also reported are a murder in Ware Prairie and a Rio River railroad disaster verdict of acquittal.
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Wasmxerex
John T. Campbell
Cnit
Auckland
Johnson
New Jerer
Kehl
T. F. Pettus
Mississippi
Ningpo
C. R. MeCwil
Abtbana
Santos
W. R. Gratehouse
Louisiana
Tampie
Omee
K. W. Rose
Tingis
The
Land Office
G. M. Sawyer
Springfield
C. Maun
Vicksours
Miss
Internal Revenue
S. H. Calhoun
Nebraska
J.P. McGrory
New Mexico
Treasury
J.B. Caldwell
Indiana
Civil Service Commission
W. H. Webster
Connecticut
F. A. Meese
Supreme Court of
Wyoming
W. L. Maginnis
United States
J. T. Carey
Californ
W. B. Barnett
Ohio
Colorado
Andy Carstarphen
Montana
R. H. Leslie
Kentucky
C. G. Moore
Pleasanton
Kan
John J. Poston
New Kiowa
L. Cline
Coldwater
Kany
W. W. Oil
Cimarta
L. W. Lee
Needesha
G. H. Titcomb
Waterville
W. T. BE. Rathboro
Weeping Water
Neb
P. Carroll
Salina
Kas
Ware Praiss
William E. Meade
Bronx River
Mvuve
Powrasz
Wis
Wells
Rio
Kansas Legislature Committee Rosters Include Many Names
A long list details standing Senate and House committees with chairmen and members. Names such as Green, Kellogg, Harkness, Pickler, Edmonds, Redden, Kellose, Ling enfelter appear across health, education, roads, public lands, and municipal topics. The document outlines chair assignments and representative coverage across numerous departments and issues.
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Kansas
L Rst
Senate
Green
Redden
Bawden
Ainzer
White
Kelloge
Harkness
Pickler
Ruchax
Crane
Smith
Kelly
Sedgwick
Harch
Jeenings
Young
McPherson
Miller
Kirk
Bitter
Sheen
Codding
Edmond
Case_ Kelley
Ceawick
Barter
Leyd
Kehler
Buchan Mewins
Redies
Granger
Altes
Kimball
Sheaa
Edmonds
Jennines
Ritter
Shea
Grenger
Congdes
Humphrey
Bowden
Humpares
Congdon
Jane
Kellery
State
Altace Smith
Yours
Donnell
Wasson
Crane Roads
Hridgee
Jenaines
Kinne
Kohler
Hewine
Beeton
Edmonds Kelly
Hark Bess
Harei
Cudiling
Smith, Barker
Ciuhns
Conzdor
Marshall
Kobter
Hurch
Keeley
Cre 1
Papiie Health
Shean
Senith
Temperance
Tinker
Aller
Rice
Lowe
Sheidor
Kobler
River
Miler
Lloyd
Hewins
Interstate Commerce
Rush
Seageick
Lowe, White, Wasson
Gruner
Marshal
Lingenfelter
Kelley
Sedgwich
Harvi
Hawden
Kellogg
Shelton
Marker
Watson
Jennings
Rede
Alien
Allen, Use
Congdur
Keller
of Crawforn
Ling
Pickier
Coding
Case
Lingenieiter
Redsder
A Frenchman's Scheme to Boost Wedlock
A Paris journalist proposes an original inducement to marriage by granting a voting bonus to fathers for each legitimate child, arguing the state depends on the family. The note appears among brief items with medical ads and society notices, including a millennium of sensational cures and odd quips. The pieces reflect late 19th century newspaper miscellany with French social reform, patent medicine pitches, and wry humor about bachelors.
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Henri Fouquier
M. Fouquier
FL Sun
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Steeleville
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Eugene Hale
Minnesota
C.K. Davis
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Texas Senate
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J. B. Barros
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Tur Goodyear Rubber Glove
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Kansas State News
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Soloton City
Squire
Willian J. Donovan
Peabody
George W. Plankett
Pleasant Plains
William J. Hawkins
Quincey
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Belpre
DeWitt C. Weaver
Silver Lake
Freeman P. Bashford
Concordia
George W. Johnson
Manhattan
Edwin R. Churchill
Mankato
William H. Harris
North Cedar
William Gardnvr
Garfield
John H. Hayes
Stockton
David A. Bartlett
Salem
George W. Rosecrans
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Greeley County
Angie Morgan
Mayetta
Jackson County
William L. Manz
Ruble
Claude Lucand
Gopher
St. John
Winona
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Kansas Valley Oir- Trend Company
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Topeka
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Arnold
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Earlywine
Maurer
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Carrell
McAffer
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J. G. Miller
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Calderhead
J. J. Cox
Edward
Admire
O'Meara Johnston
T. T. Taylor
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Williamson
Kirkman
Prybater
Golde
Jacoba
Pollinger
W. Miller
Howrrso
Hargrevs
Edwards
Oleary
J.D. Miller
Potter
Trvinger
Seaver
State Library
Davies
Comper
E. J. Arnold
Hoyd
Thamons
Conrad
Hanner
Band
Boies
Runes
Ream
MrCammon
Cooks
Boxers
Willhoit
Murray
Pirrsacren
John Schriever
Bloomfield
Gaertner
Center
C. A. Donaldson
Louisville
N. Y
Rica
Imane
World's Dispo Association
Main Street
Hood
A. B. Mead
St Vas Burenst
Brooslyn
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C.J. 1100D & CO
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Lowell
Maas
Pat
America
Se Louis
Moe
Circular
Reprengat
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