Washington Congressmen Study Session Plans and Budgets
Washington correspondent outlines Kansas delegation dynamics in the new GOP-leaning Senate. Peffer fronts bills on pensions and funeral costs while Baker aims to reuse lands in Ellis County. Family ties and clerkship fights color the opening days as lawmakers push tariff and revenue ideas.
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Walker Named Chairman of Santa Fe Road of Directors
New York December 2 Aldace F Walker was elected chairman of the board of directors of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe by the joint executive committees of the reorganizing committees.
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Five Billion in Gold Hinted in Colorado Mining Pulse
Denver mining experts predict a Colorado treasure boom centering in Semestt County through 1896. They estimate past gold yield at $5,000,000 with only a fraction of placer ground explored. Prospectors have secured thousands of acres near Becker and plan large scale operations next spring.
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Osbon Case Continues Amid Murder Trial Delays
A Havana dispatch reports Maximo Gomaz and his army failed to reach the villa, suffering heavy losses and dispersal. Their forces abandoned supplies and fled to the mountains as the Osbon murder case proceeds with delays for J and Burton to testify in Chicago.
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Fisher Beaten for Chaplain as Miller Defects Vote
Kansas delegation split as Rev H D Fisher fails to win chaplaincy, Miller defying the Fisher bloc with a lone vote. Couden of Michigan finally poised for unanimous support while McDowell’s bloc loses leverage. Open session stories follow, including Curtis' letters on the Waller matter and the first day of the Fifty fourth Congress.
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Melan Bridge Co Proposes Kaw River Bridge Plan
The Melan Bridge Company offers to build the Kaw River Bridge for 135000 complete with plans and experts. The project would save Shawnee County about 15000 in funds.
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Topeka County Considers Melan Bridge Offer Saving $15000
A printed plea argues the Melan Company can finish the Kansas Avenue bridge for 15000 less than the county’s quoted total. The firm promises plans, brick paving, concrete sidewalks, and all details for 105000, with competitive bids open to all contractors.
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State Journal Announces Special Correspondent for Kansas
The State Journal reports appointing N Farmer Nur phy as Washington special and exclusive correspondent. The paper pledges thorough coverage of congressional duties and Bund es matters, promising constant public insight. It notes the new department costs and aims to keep Kansas readers closely informed by Washington interests.
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Firemen Rewarded for Fire Department’s Swift Aid
Fire Chief BD J Swede received a check for $50 from Marshall Fire Co in Chicago for the department’s efficient service in extinguishing a blaze that destroyed A S Trada’s Building on Wabash Avenue. A contribution to the fund for the widow and perished in last week’s Ven Huren Street fire accompanied the recognition.
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Mother of Irie Reader Par n ell in critical condition in New York hospital
Mrs Delle Stewart Parnell mother of the late Irien reader lies in Trinity hospital New York in precarious health after a brutal assault in Bordentown New Jersey. Her condition is described as dangerous and precarious.
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Shol TV Star In Nervy Theater Row
In San Francisco a disturbance erupted as Lord Suclto Douglay and the Marquis of Quuenebarre’s party faced a night danger. A young assailant demanded money, Diazueles struck, and the scene ended with the attacker retreating from the theater as the couple prepared to perform.
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Emmets in Delver Meet as Divorce Talks Rise
J B Emmet, actor, arrives in Thiaver from the east with wife Mises Rolly Lytton, delaying her divorce filing in Denver while New Leeland and others weigh strategies. Attorney General Tawea and Auditor Geo E Cain are noted as absent state officers.
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