Kansas temperance committee aims to loosen prohibition
A Kansas House temperance committee proposal seeks to amend the prohibitory law to allow county attorneys to pursue violations with fines and possible jail time. Critics say the measure serves liquor interests, lowering penalties and enabling licenses by fines. The debate touches on the Hackbusch bill and section two penalties, with broader pressure from rail and printing reforms also airing in sessions.
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Republican Caucus Tonight Sets Agenda for Legislation
A Republican caucus of both houses will meet in the senate chamber at Solelock tonight to decide the order of bills. Representative Sutton circulated the call, signed by ten Republican senators and about sixty five House members, aiming to select which measures to advance.
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In His Will The Late Ser Of Gibson Gives Advice To Sons
Surrogate signs decree admitting will and codicils of late United States Senator Randall Lee Gilson of Louisiana who died at Hot Springs on Dec 15 1802 The will counsels his sons to trust executors and trustees and stresses character as a safeguard beyond fortune An art display by White Sewing Machines at 335 Jackson Street.
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Early Convention Favors May Date For 1896 Nomination
Washington Feb 13 J Clarkson Republican national committee member in favor of an earlier convention date. He suggests May 20th as a likely window to name the 1896 candidate. Possible sites include Detroit Pittsburg Denver and San Francisco with San Francisco favored by Clarkson and Manley of Maine.
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Mexico's World's Fair Plans for Next Year Exposition
Mexico City moves to hold a six month arts and industries exposition with a foreign exhibits department. A joint stock company with 500000 dollars capital forms to launch the fair, backed by United States capitalists. The event aims to improve Mexico's trade relations with the United States England France Germany and Spain.
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Paderewski Pupils Guest on La Gascogne Arrival
Mile Sheumowaki a Polish pianist and Paderewski pupil arrived in New York aboard the La Gascogne on her first U S visit. A graduate of the War saw Academy of Music she has spent five years in Paris staging concerts before moving to London. She enjoyed the voyage despite rough weather.
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Famine Looms Over Hocking Valley Coal Region
Corvinsus reports a fire at Joba Ohio destroying hopper cars and engine room at the Hocking Valley yards. Origin blamed on faulty wiring, fire extinguishers failed, 800 men face unemployment amid ongoing miner hardships and labor strife.
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Heresy Creeps In Division in the Church Artsex
A contested revising group of bishops priests and laymen in the Protestant Episcopal Church near New York debates doctrine and the virgin birth while discussing church constitution changes. The encyclical dispute centers on a seminary teaching that the virgin birth may be only a working hypothesis, not historical fact, provoking censure of a diocese committee.
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Gladstone Moves South of France in Guarded Health
Paris reports Mr. Gladstone shifted last night from Lord Reidel's Cannes villa to Cape St Martin. He remains in splendid health and exercises actively but visitors are strongly restricted as crowds call. The item notes early February 13 timing and lack of public access.
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Where Is It The Alleged West Affidavit In Gov Anthony Case
The Senate confirms Geo T Anthony as Insurance Commissioner on the strength of a second affidavit but keeps it secret. A West affidavit reportedly contained damaging charges against Anthony, though its existence and contents are not public. Senate investigators refuse to reveal evidence, fueling public suspicion about transparency and accountability.
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Newfoundland Relief Meeting At Boston With Native Delegation
Twenty one Newfoundland natives met at Youngs hotel in Boston to discuss relief for distressed people in Newfoundland crippled by financial troubles. Letters from St Johns were read, a committee was formed to urge Mayor Curtis to convene a citizen meeting, and plans to seek fur and clothing from New England towns were announced.
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