Pass for a family of twelve into American lines urged
Insurgent congress at Malolos seeks a pass through Ameri can lines for a family of twelve seeking refuge in American territory. Along the line, only minor shooting was reported near a railroad bridge at Culloocen, otherwise quiet as troops recover from recent hostilities. Casualty lists show several wounded, including Private Harry Fawk and Corporal Oscar Nels, with limited details from various units.
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Mount
United States
O. B. Williaam
Congress
Malolos
Mania
Culoocen
Bec
Washington
War Department
Manila
California
Harry Fawk
Ehenk
Oscar Nels
W. E. Caraish
Allen
Howard M Fotlanil
Waenington
Ratpie
Winther
Army mail amendment debate slows as naval and railway bids move
Washington action on military and postal funding includes a military academy appropriation approval and a contested mail facility amendment. Senators recorded support and opposition as the bill for special mail routes between New York Washington and Atlanta New Orleans faced votes, with Strand Wolcott leading a push against some appropriations.
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Washington
Pep
Senate
Hawley
Sin
Military Academy
New York
Atlanta
New Greane
Str
Wolcott
Bultivan
Bacon
Chandier
Mass
Pestiere
DBD
Sears
Ating
Forse Walser
Lodge
Pettigrew
Platt
Gee Mall
Ead Newton
Kun
Beef Court Aims at Secret Session on War Beef Inquiry
Washington Feb 17 The court of Inquiry to investigate the allocation of beef for the war with Spain met today in the room once used by the war investigation committee. The court adjourned to consider the preliminaries and outline the scope of the inquiry into beef quality furnished during the war.
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Washington
Spain
Cnurt
LIFE IS LEFT Shocking Tale of a Woman Traveler in Thibet
A Telegram from Taroma reports Mrs Susan Rujtart and her husband, while traveling in Thibet, faced desertion by servants and refusal of aid, then attacked by natives. Robbers seized horses, guides were shot, and Mrs Hijohart’s baby died while her husband was murdered. The widow is now in Tachien Su, in peril and destitute.
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Thibet
Tarema
Susan Rujtart
Taroma
Hijohart
Tachien
Madrid cabinet plans to liberate Filipinos in Pacific
Paris London and Madrid dispatches report a cabinet council decision to free Filipinos deported to the Caroline and Ladrones to pressure Pinoys to release Evaniants prisoners. Louisville notes Barney Dreyfus elected president of the baseball club succeeding Harry Pullman. team begins spring training March 1 in Thomasville Ga. House vote 156 to 96 sustains chair on recommitment motion tied to Nicaragua canal bill.
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Madrid
Filpinow
Caroline
Ladrone Islands
Havana
Belog Mocepta
Louieville
Louisvillé Baseball Club
Barney Dreyfus
Harry C. Pullman
Clu
Pullman
Thomasville
Bird
Nicaragua
Niagara Falls and Lewiston Railroad goes to receivership
The Niagara Falls and Lewiston Railroad company has gone into the hands of a receiver and will be reorganized. Listings include other bankruptcy notices and regional financial disturbances as reported from New York Boston and Vancouver with various dates.
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New York
Oid
Buffalo
Niagara Falls and
Lewiston Railroad Company
Albert Berg In Peril In Minnesota Overdose Incident
Albert Berg, a Minnesota resident, suffered a fatal overdose from a chloral compound prescribed for medical care. The incident prompted state officials to respond as doctors and authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the poisoning. The article notes Berg’s age and mentions involvement from the governor on related business matters.
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Albert Berg
Minnesota
Washington
Albert BS
Tate
Penlertay
Bertutary Borg
Governor Merfiat
Mrs Potts Lectures on Women Morality and Child Rearing
Dr Loveshore Potts spoke at Tier Inousry Thursday afternoon urging women to show moral reform in family life. She argued women should lead in child care and proper amusements, advocating modest attire and avoidance of fashionable dress that harms health. She planned to lecture again this afternoon and tomorrow in St Joe.
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Loveshore-Potts
Eiet
Meir
Tengih
Phe
Ely
St Joe
Minds of Their Own. Santa Fe Shop Men Clash Over Brooks Allegations
Frank Ford of the First ward denounces insinuations that Santa Fe shop workers favor Brooks. Ford, a longtime Santa Fe shop employee, says workers are not swayed by political pressure. He cites fear of retaliation and insists the intelligent workforce will vote freely despite claims of shop foremen influencing ballots.
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Santa Fe
Brooks
Frank Ford
Frank Brooks
Teobix
Bard
Singh
Uel Tor
Brigks
Griver
Gil
Decide on Carter Chicago Republicans pick him for mayor
Chicago Republicans meet to choose candidate Carter for mayoral race. Secretary Robert Simon announced the selection after a party meeting at the convention hall. plan for a spring campaign and ward support noted.
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Chicago
Zing BR
Cares
Wells
Campalen
Ies Jit Party
Mupur
al Hardomrives
Teckaurt
Fenty Ward
Robert WE Simon Wan Auth
M Siitante
Vetet
Simon
Alaska Chamber Protests Carter Bill Changes in Jurisdiction
Juneau February 12 The Juneau Alaska chamber of commerce protests the Carter Alaska bill as it stands in Congress Telegrams will be sent to Washington urging suspension of all legislation until southeastern Alaska can be heard The main objection is the proposed relocation of United States district judges from Juneau to Chelsea Cheek Chry and Sitka
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Alaska
Juneau
Wix Seattle
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Washington
Cxast
United States District Judaes Trium
Cnalashe
Cheek Chry
Sitka
House Majority Advances Against State Printer Elective
In a tense session the House defeated the initiative and referendum measure to submit a constitutional change by popular vote. Debate showcased partisan divides as supporters argued for executive control while opponents warned of press freedom risks and executive council power.
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Rabb
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Tam
Babb
Govpont Prins
Grosser
Judes Babb
Board of Public Works
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Jast Executive Council
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Executive Council
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Remington
Stainey
Spurnock
Smith
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Ham
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Harkholder
Campbell
Carte
Conrad
Coulson
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Francia
Fuller
Gressier
Grattan
Gregory
Hiuillett
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Harris
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Hoag
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Kutz
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Theongrey
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Meld
Heser
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Thinehart
Scott
Rik
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Wise
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Anderson
Sadewick
Bath Bowman
Ttard
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Eider
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Goodne
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Helley
Jaquins
Lawton
Lowmis
Marks
Martin
McCliren
Newman
Ravengeraty
Recter
Shoup
Bene
Weithe Ae
Ait Yan
Wright
Morte
el enUiemen
Kansas Senate Halves Ag College Request To 125000
The senate ways and means committee approved 125000 in appropriations for the state agricultural college, cutting the main item from 75000 to one third. Critics say the college deserves more as the university has already received about 330000. The plan includes 35000 for a dairy endowment and 25000 for the dairy building. Kansas lags in agricultural education compared with New York Wisconsin and Minnesota which invest heavily in dairy schools institutes and farm experiments. The college is crowded and may need more space or be forced to turn students away.
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Ways In Means
State Agricultural College
Friends of the College
State University
Kansas
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farmers’ Institutes
Kan- Sas
Aericultural College
Seciature
Iself
Ut Moue
Senate Passes Twine Bill For State Pen Factory
The senate approved a bill to establish a binding twine factory at the state penitentiary with a revolving fund of 190000 for raw materials. A state first sale preference and later open market to other states was adopted, bonds or time scrip to fund the venture, and profit sharing with convicts was rejected. The measure passed on a noon vote and the senate adjourned.
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Senate
Farrelly
Crossan
Forney
German Chancellor Extends Sympathy After French Leader's Death
Berlin February 17 The Imperial Chancellor Prince Hohntenohe opened the Reichstag with a tribute to President Favre noting France mourns a great magistrate and that Germany and the emperor share in sorrow for the loss. The Reichstag rose and applauded. Count von Ballistern praised the gesture as a show of sympathy from five members.
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Berlin
Prince Hohentohe
Favre
France
Con
Reichetag
Count von Ballistrem
Reichstar
Kaiser’s Sympathy Telegram to Madam Faure and Condolences
Paris reports all sovereigns sent condolences on President Faure’s death. Paris and provinces display flags at half mast. Emperor William telegraphed condolences to Madame Faure and ordered a wreath on the coffin and a representative at the funeral.
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Mme. Faure
Paris
President Faure
William of Germany
Har
Madame Paure
Count von Munster- Lodenbure
Pedal Sapere
Funer
Seven Supreme Judges House Recommends the Resolution
The house committee of the whole this morning took up a special order to amend the state constitution. Speaker Osborn designated the house as a committee of the whole and named Mr. Wright of Lyon to chair, with Spanos presenting the Judiciary committee’s proposal.
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House
Osborn
Wright
Lyon
Spanos
State Bar backs seven Supreme Court justices plan
The State Bar association recommends increasing the number of supreme court judges to seven with little opposition and the motion to passage carrying nearly unanimously. Leavenworth joins Topeka and Atchison in seeking new courts as cities push justice reform amid a push to abolish justices of the peace in first class cities. Senator Stone bills a new Leavenworth county court showing a broader court expansion. Senator Andrews of Atchison County returns home on leave due to his mother in law’s illness.
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Topeka
Atchison
Justices of the Peace
Senate
Stone
Andrews
Atchison County
Topeka Attornys Discuss Supreme Court Decision and Godard
In Topeka today, Attorney General Godard defends his opinion on not paying claims amid a Supreme Court ruling. He denies influence from others and cites caution, while lawyers debate legality and political implications. A Kansas attorney, G. C. Clemens, praises court independence and criticizes partisan bias.
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Topeka
Godard
State House
Ony
Journal of the House
Ees
Supreme Court
Gedard
Judie Hazen
Ens Wits
G. C. Clemens
The
Crise
Kansas
Aguinaldo
Jess Steam Laundry
West Eighth Street
Senate Acts on Pasadena Mount Wilson Railway Right of Way
In Washington on February 17 the Senate passed a bill granting 9 miles of right of way through the San Gabriel forest reserve in California to the Pasadena and Mount Wilson Railway company. Senator Morgan of Alabama noted the death of President Faure and urged a Senate expression of sympathy to France, which led to a resolution urging the Vice President to convey condolences to the French government and people.
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Washington
Pasadena and
Mount Wilson Railway Company
San Gabriel Forest Reserve
California
Senate
Morgan
President Faure
Faure
France
United States
Senate of
Paris Chamber Adjourns After Faure Death Eulogy
The French Chamber of Deputies met at 2 PM with M. Deschanel presiding and reading Premier Dupuy's letter announcing President Faure's death and delivering a eulogy. A letter from M. Loubet noted Versailles would host the National Assembly next day. the house adjourned in mourning.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Deschanel
Dupuy
Faure
Hwy
Senate
M. Loubet
National Assembly
Versailles
Wheat markets and city notices mix in Kansas papers
Fragmented OCR shows wheat market reports with prices and receipts alongside assorted notices. The page also lists rental ads, job requests, car and cheese mentions, and local business notes in a busy summon of market data and classified items.
McKinley Visits Massachusetts Legislature Opens Historic Caucus
Boston February 17 President McKinley and party arrived at the state house to a cheering assembly as Governor Wolcott welcomed him. He addressed the General Court on liberty and independence linking past founders to modern democracy. A separate note reports two Kansas City suspects arrested for illegal pawnshop activity under federal law, with bond set and preliminary hearing pending.
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Boston
State House
McKinley
Wolcott
J. B. Adams
George A. Smith
Massachusetts Senate
General Court
George PF
Massachusetts
Armerican Mastheod
United States
Prescott
Kansas City
Kan
Kam
Benjamin Greenburg
Janoine
Central Street
Uasted
Greenburg Brothers
Market report signals mixed grains and dairy shifts
Today’s market report notes cautious gains and selling pressure across commodities. Faure’s death sparks political speculation while New York and St Louis show mixed activity as corn and other grains adjust on liberal receipts and selling by loaders. Transportation and futures move with modest price recovery in corn and industrials, amid cautious investor sentiment.
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Faure
Cance
Gould
Erin
Tyee
St. Louis
Iqussree
Cork
New York
Jones
May
Bec
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