Women Impose on Prohibition Council in Kansas City
The Kansas City Kansas council meeting was disrupted by women led by Mrs. W. T. and Mrs. Armstrong who demanded repeal of the stopping shop ordinance. They read a formal statement urging the mayor and council to conform to state law, while men whispered and parted the crowd. The session adjourned with no further action as women claimed a small victory in their push against saloonist influence.
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Australian Starts and Racing News From El Paso
Australian system of starting tested at Ingleakie with a perfect start in a one mile handicap. Dixon leads El Paso crowd in fights as Fitzsimmons and Dixon set many bouts. Crescendo the great seven year old may not race again due to injury. New York trotting congress names Johnson as president with officers and districts announced. Protests by Golde Smith and Farrell over team south move. Six day bicycle race for ladies planned at Tatteranis with top riders expected. Royal Canada Yacht Club invited to Interlake regatta. Beggs products advertised with guarantee and sample offer.
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Tillman Sees Flood of Letters After Speech in Washington
Senator Tillman of South Carolina reports a steady flood of mail following his address. He says three clerks process correspondence as readers request full copies of the speech, with a California contact planning to print 100,000 copies for Pacific coast distribution. He notes Populist and silver party clubs formed in the East and says he will not attend New York Albany or Providence receptions, planning to depart soon for other engagements.
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Tribune bolts Platt The New York Repoliticn opposes the nom
The Tribune declares it will oppose a Platt backed governor candidate if Platt forces Morton on the Republican party. Anti Platt leaders call for a revolt and refuse any compromise, warning that backing the machine would dishonor Republican ideals.
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Henry D Doyd Coming and Lectures on Christian Politics
Prof George Agrton opens a free lecture series at Central Congregational Church next Tuesday evening in Grinnell iowa. Topics include The Social Native of religion The Social Obligations of We Affections Religion and Economics and The Sermon on the Mounts Practical Basis for Human Government A Christian political party and the Money Question from a Christian point of view are discussed. Attendees invited from across the state. Other city visitors include Henry D Lisyd George Howard Gibson Julius Oseo Twlmage and John Ciuloman.
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Chicago
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Wade
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Tramps in Mexico Deportation Policy Report
Cuty of Mexico February 13 notes rising exports and active tropical agriculture with American investment in coffee and sugar lands. Government deporting American trains under a provision allowing the executive to remove deemed pernicious foreigners. Tramps from the United States cited as a nuisance. Few attend prize fight amid belief government will prevent it taking place.
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Gould at Cripple Creek travel ad and notices
The piece promotes Cripple Creek Colorado as a rich mining district with large gold fortunes, urging travel via the Santa Fe route with Pullman sleepers. It lists ticket agents and mentions a February 18 Suffrage Ladies event at Hamilton Hall with Miss Susan B Anthony’s birthday celebration and a court trial hint. Also includes laundry services ad.
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Cy Leland Faces Tough Fight in First District Clash
Tyla Bailey’s defeat at Holton sparks a renewed bid for Congress in the First district. Cy Leland’s bid faltered as his proxy plan failed and Broderick’s allies solidified support. political maneuvering and party tensions escalate toward Leavenworth convention.
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Astor Offers 25000 A New Editor For Pall Mall Gazette
A New York man is reported to receive a salary of 25000 to edit the Pall Mall Gazette. The offer comes amid talk that American leadership would displease Tory readers, though Astor may ignore reader and circulation concerns.
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National Game Bird and Fish Protection Meet Abolishes Gaps
The National Game Bird and Fish Protective Association held its third annual session at the Sherman House Chicago Feb 14. Members pressed for stronger state game laws, urged federal action to regulate interstate wild game traffic, and discussed unifying western eastern and southern states under a central federation to harmonize laws and curb slaughter. Officers elected include M Bortree Chicago president J P Baroum Prairie du Chien Wis first vice president L K Bantram Dexter Ohio second vice president A L Lukey Chicago secretary and W H Thompson Wisconsin treasurer.
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Wheat and grain markets show strength amid snow and rally
The Harke report notes firmer wheat and corn with May prices climbing on cautious buying. Heavy snow initially pressed values but steady demand and downstream buying lifted May to higher levels, while pork, lard, and ribs also advanced. Cattle and hog receipts are reported with mixed but steady to firm muscle, ongoing market activity, and expectations of further buying.
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