Senate and House Finances and Foreign Affairs Review
Legislative week reports extensive Senate action on election outrages Creek Indians Dakota Sioux Ute affairs and Alaska salmon protections. House passes bills pension adjustments and Indian allocations while conference reports on Agricultural and Pension bills advance. Notable deaths and trials noted alongside treasury and naval budget items.
Huston acquitted in Creston murder trial
Domestic report notes the acquittal of C. D. Huston Burlington engineer who shot and killed Ed Hall a switchman in Creston Iowa last fall. The article also lists January internal revenue collections totaling 1 702 206 with breakdowns for spirits tobacco banks and bankers oleomargarine and miscellaneous categories.
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Ed. Hall
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Obituary and political notes from early 1900s papers
Ex Senator Jonny Johnston of Virginia dies in Richmond after a long illness in his seventy first year. Mason General J M Senorre expresses sympathy for National Confederate soldiers home at Austin Texas and pledges support. Arkansas Senate passes vetoed measure allowing Norwood to withdraw gubernatorial contest. Cononen E C McLee of South Carolina dies of heart disease in Washington. West Virginia Governor Wilson issues election certificates for J A Alderson and J M Jackson. Pauncefote appointment to Washington is semi-officially confirmed. Maine House defeats Woman's Suffrage bill and votes against Labor Day date. Michigan Democratic convention re-nominates Sherwood for Supreme Justice and Daily and Lawrence for Regents.
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Virginia
Richmond
J. M. Senorre
Confederate Soldiers
Austin
Tex
Arkansas Senate
Eagle
C. M. Norwood
Cononen E. C. McLee
South Carolina
Postoffice Department
Washington
Wilson
West Virginia
J. A. Alderson
J. M. Jackson
Julian Pauncefote
Maine
House of Representatives
House
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas R. Sherwood
Kalamazoo
William J. Daily
Mt. Clemens
John L. Lawrence
Strikes, labor unrest and world events ripple nationwide
The report notes thousands of Panamanian laborers leaving the isthmus and canal work nearly halting, while Berlin predicts spring will bring major labor strikes. It also mentions nun led proselytizing causing Notre Dame Toronto boarders to leave, freed German missionaries near Zanzibar, North Sea gale deaths, and Dr Frankel's forthcoming Leipzig paper on cancer treatment.
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Panama
Berlin
Germany
Owly
Notre Dame Institute
Toronto
Zanzibar
North Sea
Frankel
Leipzig
Frederick
Forger Arrest and Suicide at Madrid Hotel Case
ARD Piggott and an officer located the Parnell letter forger in a Madrid hotel and in custody, Piggott requested a side step for a private task and then killed himself with a revolver. The report notes various other events including a capital crime in Arizona for train robbery and multiple local mishaps and political motions.
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ARD
Piggott
Parnell
Madrid
Arizona
Ohio Senate Passes Bonds and Election Reform Measures
In Columbus on Feb 23 to Mar 1 the Senate advanced bills authorizing Greenwich bonds for cemetery and fire equipment, plus remedies for state debt. House moved on probate appraisals, tax exemptions, and public advertising. By Feb 28 the railroad tax and debt collection measures faced votes, while March 1 saw bonds for Urbana gas, Cincinnati female directors, and a White Cap suppression bill.
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Massie
Hunt
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No-Man's Land
Tryon
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Urbana
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Cincinnati
Armorée
Avondale
Humorous Snippets and Advertisements Across Papers
A collage of gags and quips about bald heads dogs butter and a violin temper appears alongside blurbs promoting remedies like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Carter's Little Liver Pills and Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Also notes on dubbing Greece’s queen and a New Zealand sparrow prize.
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