Loubet Chosen President of the French Republic
The French Senate elected a new chief executive to succeed Faure. The incoming president, P. Loubet, received broad support with about 483 votes from the assembly meeting in Versailles. The result marks a pivotal shift in French politics as the fall assembly confirms the transition of power.
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Felix Meling Locbeets Opposing Candidate Overthrown
Fragmented report describes an opposing candidate Felix Meling Locbeets who was overthrown amid Panama revelations. Notes January dust age and Porto February events. Mentions Loubet receiving 45 percent with 270 votes cast for S. Me sey.
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Felix Meling
Locbeets
Princial
Panama
Sismene
Porto
al. Loubet
Phe Aceinet
S. Mesey
Fragmentary Texted Session on March 10 Proceedings
A garbled early 19th century style note mentions a March 10 adjournment and a 30th legislative day. It references a pending Hogsehoalider resolution draft, a recess for petitions, and a mess of burned collections and business sections. The legible bits imply disruptions and possible adjournment timing.
Sexton's Successor Must Be Elected by Vote of GA BR Executive Council
Minneapotle Feb 15 Capt. EW Ti Paice of Michespolls, judge advocate er votes at the national G ALR. pr emnimntil, foddy made his decimiot In FRE MALS at Efe dispintedd succession to the nations compnaniership made Saemut by the rath of Col Sextos of CHIGAME. The President and Party Returned From Easton This Morning. Washington, Feb. 5 Thre president aunie Gade bheeney etna es 7 oeluck beer for their ip to Bovica.
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Minneapotle
Feth
Ti Paice
Michespolls
Premnimntil
Efe
Col Sextos
Chigame
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Thrash
Easton
Washington
Aunie Gade Bheeney
Etna Es
Oeluck Beer
Bovica
University Yell Welcomes Bryan in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor Michigan February 14 Col W J Bryan arrived amid a sea of supporters. A university yell formed a natural amphitheater at the Michigan Central depot as Bryan’s train pulled in. He was greeted by a university escort and a non partisan committee. About seven hundred students gathered for a reception and lunch before an informal gathering. Tonight Bryan planned to speak on imperialism at the university.
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Ann Arbor
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W. J. Bryan
Michigan Central Depot
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U. of MM. Bath
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Univerity Tile
New Jersey Firm to Organize Lanyon Zinc and Smelter Company
A Kansas City report states a major deal closes uniting Sugar Trust investors with the Hubbard Oil, Santa Fe Railway, Palmer Company and others to form the Lanyon Zinc and Smelter Company in New Jersey with a $2,000,000 capitalization and $600,000 reserve. The Lanyon Brown zinc smelters at Lanarpe Inn and Pillsbury Kansas, totaling 5,100 returns and 200,000 pounds daily output, plus 20 acres of land at Tole controlled by Palmer, will supply gas to other manufactories.
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Star Spedal
Pitshore
Kan
Sugar Trust
Hub
Standard OU Company
Colon Paddle
Santa Fe
Palmer Gi Company
Miers Galt
Kansas Gas Field
Begine
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Lanyon Zinc and Smelter Company
Lanyon Brown
Lanarpe
Inle
Pillsbury
Tole
Palmer Company
Central Pacific Debt to Government Finally Adjusted
Speyer & Co. report the Central Pacific Railway debt settlement with the government commission and the president. The plan provides full repayment of principal and interest about 89,000,000 in equal half yearly installments at 3 percent. The first payment is due August 1, 1889, secured by bonds and future mortgage refunds, with a remedial plan to follow in Europe.
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New York
Speyer & Co
Central Parific Railway Company
Matcre
Raiload Véanimuty
Burone
Bond Issue Bid Aimed at Twine Plant Establishment
Special Legislative Committee recommends a state bond issue of 150000 to establish a twine plant at the penitentiary. Funds cover land and revolving raw material purchases, with bonds sold to the school fund as a safe investment and to keep state business free from external entanglements. The bill passed under emergency and was sent to the House.
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Ile Tools
Scottish Evening in Topeka Town Figures at Home
A group of Topeka Scots led by Postmaster John Guihele surprised James Brown at her Pranner street home last night. The gathering featured Puree presentation, Scottish refreshments, stories by Guthria and MacDonald, songs and dances in a lively Scots tradition. Bliss successor arrives in New York. Ethan Allen Hitchcock, newly named United States interior secretary, arrives from abroad to assume duties in Washington.
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John Guihele
James Brown
Pranner Street
Trrowe
Postmester Guthria
John MacDonald
Bliss
New York
Ethan Alien Hilfehoook
Aun
Tamar
Russia
Mekhintey
United States
Republicans Visit White House Preparations Begin
The latest arrivals Reeder and Bailey of Kansas join colleagues Lane and Caldertead as Republicans from Kansas converge on Washington to call on President McKinley and renew acquaintances with the chief executive.
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T Washington
Bewersock
Reeder and Bailey
Kansas
Lane
Caldertead
Havine
Faure death stirs Paris as Queen Victoria trip discussed
London dispatch notes mild weather vs US cold and the Faure death reshapes Paris papers. Dreyfus crisis and Libref Parole attacks spark political tension. Peggy’s engagement to the Earl of Crewe draws social glare while Gladstone memorial funds reach 25908 dollars.
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London
America
Europe
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French Republic
Queen Victoria
Spur
France
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Paure
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Paris
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Myerety
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Earl of Crewe
Is Andree Dead
Prof. Lewis Lindsay Dyche warned at Crawford theater that Andree and his companions are dead. He argued the balloon likely sank in Arctic mists, whether over water or land, and noted the three months of provisions would not fuel rescue. He concluded that no reports have reached the public and believes the explorers perished.
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Crawford Theater
Andee
State University
Arctic
Chern
Evehe
ONeill Named To State Reformatory Board For Third Term
The senate confirmed Tr. O'Neil of Dear City as a board member of the state reformatory at Mutchinson. A Democrat and former Fourteenth District congressional candidate, he was first appointed by Governor Morrill, reappointed by Governor Leedy, and selected for a third term by Governor Stanisy. Republican opponents call it a solid appointment. Jury Disagrees In Vinewood Park Railway suit against the city over the Ninth street viaduct the jury failed to reach a verdict. The company seeks $2040 in damages and the case will be retried later this term.
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Tr. O'Neil
Deare City
State Reformatory
Mutchinson
O'Neil
Congress
Morrill
Leedy
Stanisy
Vinewood Park Railway Company
Ninth Street
No Coup in Paris Amid Faure Death Rumors
Paris calm despite talk of a coup d etat as Faure lies dying. Emile Loubet emerges as favored successor. ministers say Faure’s death would reshape European courts, while officials and clergy attend to the president’s final moments and mournful rites unfold at the Elysee.
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Faure
Europe
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Carnot
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William
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
M. Faure
Elysee
Nicholas
Order of the Annunciation
Humbert
M. Lockroy
Havre
Lockroy
French Republic
Grevy
Composite Letter From Topeka Society Women Abroad
A Topeka society notes their portraits published in a Sunday Kun-Sus City paper were found aboard a Manila bound transport via San Francisco. An officer who had met one of the young women suggested a group letter from the ladies. The letter, mailed from Honolulu, recited the tale and asked for a combined response, but the ladies have not decided yet.
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Topeka
Honolulu
Bond Reduction Leaves May Burnett Still Jailed
May Burnett, held on perjury charges in the Culling case, has her bond cut from 2000 to 1000 but was not posted by late afternoon. Judge T. Garver, acting as judge pro tem, issued the order with reserve to bond. The case likely moves to the next court term if she secures the bond.
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Trial verdict in fire case at Lafayette College
Professor Stephens, on trial for a week for allegedly setting fire to Pardee Hall at Lafayette College, was found guilty today after the jury deliberated briefly. Evidence presented suggested intent to cause damage, with the court schedule noting sentencing forthcoming.
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Neat
Wounded Frank Huling Noted in War Dispatches
Fortunes from Tariqaine road skirmish reported by Gen Otis include multiple Nebraska soldiers wounded. Frank Huling listed as seriously hurt. other soldiers from Companies A F G and First Montana cited with wounds ranging from slight to severe, with several missing or dead. Casualties detailed and routed through Washington cables.
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Manta
Tariquine Road
Puetptae
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George Aia
Edward Fay
Coed Pany F
Charles Arke
John A Willan
Soret
Wilbur Camp
Flont War
H. Cook
Bert DB Wheeden
Envere
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Entieth
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Sumex
Battle Brewing Near Manila Described in 1900 Dispatch
Madila February 8 reports oppressive heat and trapping conditions for workers, with warnings for the rainy season. Filipinos press south of the Paste river fort Brigadier General Ovenshine’s lines all day, indicating a major engagement near the Pasig. Americans are entrenched from the heart to the Pasig as incursions from Laguna and Cayite provinces intensify.
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Paste River
Ovenshine
Jane
Laguna
Caylte
Pasig
Watchful Constituents Labor Society Tracks Lawmakers
The State Society of Laborists appoints a committee that has spent a week in the city meeting new lawmakers and lobbying for bills on a free employment bureau child labor laws and taxation reforms. The panel will compile a report detailing actions and votes, linking each measure to local organizations across the state. The 30,000 members aim to judge whether legislators fulfilled their pledges.
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Pharmacy bill stalls as Senate amends amid controversy
The house pharmacy bill faced fresh gridlock as the Senate rejected many changes and added new restrictions. Members accuse rat pharmacists of far too many unqualified suppliers while reform efforts collide with party loyalties. Phila Mills signals a conference committee may salvage the measure amid sharp divisions.
Barrett Seeks State Relief for Settled Claim
Mrs. Ann E Barrett of Kansas City seeks relief from the state to settle a long standing claim. The former Anni E Cornell says she was burned and seeks an appropriation of 2400 dollars as full settlement of her claims.
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Kansas City
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Barrett
Senators and Representatives Visit Beloit and Atchison
A 20 member legislative party left Beloit at noon for Atchison to tour the industrial school for girls. They will visit the soldiers' orphans' home there Monday before returning, continuing their inland tour.
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