Seventh District Congressman to Speak at Lincoln Banquet
The State Journal reports Maine figures and national politics as Seventh District Congressman Long is set to address the Lincoln Club of Portland at a Lincoln banquet on February 12. The piece notes political maneuvering, western delivery efforts, and discussions around pension increases, railway routes, and party influence in Kansas and nationwide.
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Training for Championship Trials Amid Court Fight
The article details Cinemmas, Marin, and Childe training for two championship events while promoters face legal hurdles. Officials, including Governor Nash and Prosecutor Hoth, consider court action and delays as Judge Hollister weighs an injunction. Public officials discuss state power and the fate of the athletic association's appeals.
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Kerr's Father Dies Inheritance Death Shocks Kin
Kerr family mourns as Hugh Kerr father of George J Kerr dies suddenly yesterday afternoon in Paterson New Jersey. The passing follows a line of tragedy touching the Kerr household with ongoing legal matters and a tied incident connected to a death case reported in local papers.
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Hugh Kerr
George J.kerr
Jeane Bose Chieter
George
Mere Teven
Fragmented Local Notice on City Debts and Weather Forecast
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss paying a city's debts and corporate actions, with uncertain references to Conn and Feb dates. A weather indication for Chicago suggests potential storms tonight. The readable text is garbled and lacks concrete names, places, or amounts.
Day of John Marshall Centennial in Capitol Hall
Marshall Day marks the 100th anniversary of John Marshall’s installation as chief justice. President, cabinet, Supreme Court justices, and senators attend ceremonies in the House chamber with speeches by Wayne MacVeagh and Chief Justice Fuller. The event honors Marshall’s legacy and the growth of judicial power.
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John Marshall Day Observed Across Several Cities
Across Columbus Cleveland New Orleans Chattanooga Atlanta Mobile and other cities, John Marshall Day observances suspended business and featured bar associations, courts, and universities. Addresses honored Chief Justice John Marshall with remarks by notable legal figures, including Henry S. Blair, Simon Baldwin, and Henry Cahot Lodge, amid public commemorations and banquets.
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Counting the Ballots In Bourbon County Senate Race
Bourbon County ballots are before the Senate as Fort Wayne officials and City Attorney Hudena prepare to prosecute a case in the Lan Caldwell precinct. The document notes the ongoing challenge to certify results and possible legal action related to the county voting.
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Nation Seizes Liquor Fear at Drug Store Seance
A Topeka episode shows Mrs Nation conducting a seance in a Kansas drug store to trap legislators. She questioned Senator Nofinger and others, tasting spirits from barrels, proclaiming property rights and urging a broader crackdown. The scene drew a crowd as she pressed for action and enlisted support from students and local figures.
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Appointment rumors swirl around Albaugh deputies
The report claims Major Albert Albaugh selected two deputies Harry Clark of Emporia and Cramer of Thelevise. Both men are said to have been offered and accepted. Clark, son in law of Major Hoodant, was at the First National Bank of Emporia when Albaugh voted, and a competent choice is expected. Lehmann urged as commissioner to Fate BEE Taso vada. Kansas City Commercial Club junket traversed Topeka with a special train and will visit soon.
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Government Telegraphs and Public Telephones for Cities
The article discusses government ownership and operation of telegraph and telephone networks, proposing municipal systems leased to cities with high expenditure and potential purchases. It notes debates in Canada and Britain over state control, cost estimates, and possible consolidation under liberal governments and imperial authorities.
Unclear courtroom discussion referenced in garbled text
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Luoney, John Brown, and Mrs Nath with divorce and civil rights hints. It references a court session where jurists discuss defense, credibility of witnesses, and potential segregation implications, but the exact events and names are obscured by transcription errors.
Cuban Trade: Seven Months of Commerce Decline
Fragmentary report notes the Cuban trade performance for seven months, highlighting weakened commerce and reduced value in various goods. Mentions of shipments, duties, and price levels appear, though many details are garbled. A separate item references a building collapse with casualties.
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