Indian school question sparks church and state clash in Senate
In Wasatwatom February 22 the Senate debated the Indian school issue amid broader church and state questions. A yea nay vote failed to abandon denominational schools, with Hampton Virginia and Lincoln Philadelphia treated as non denomination exceptions. Tillman and Butler took seats in the Senate as credentials were presented. The day also saw discussion of Washington sewer bonds and the moral deficiency bill as the House honored Senator Stockbridge.
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Wasatwatom
Senate
Hampton
Lincoln
Philadelphia
Sner
Yeas
Nays
Herry
Blackburn
Brice
Cockrell
Coke
Davis
Hansbrough
Jones
Arkanens
Martin
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Morgan
Palmer
Perina
Power
Roach
Stewart
Teller
Turple
Vilas
Voorhees
White
Carolinas
Tillman
South
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Allen
Washington, D.C
House
Stockbridge
Michigan
Prospects Dim for Action on Key Senate Bills
February 21 report shows little hope for passage of pooling, bankruptcy and New Mexico Arizona admin bills in the Senate. Faulkner expects a day for territorial bills but Republicans likely to block, George sees no bankruptcy bill revival, and Democratic steering will decide a courtroom date for the bills. General Lew Wallace hissed at his Turkey and the Turks lecture in Chicago. Armenians protested his Armenian atrocity references. Cherokee Bill, Crawford Goldsby, convicted of Watova post office robbery, murder trial begun.
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Faulkner
Tey
George
Democratic Steering Committee
Lew Wallace
Carcase
Central Music Hall
Turkey
Wallace
Cherokees Hill
Font Sarre
Arie
Crawford Goldsby
Cherokee Bill
Watova
Donaldson
Representatives Adjourn to Honor Frederick Douglass Residence
Times Have Changed Rateiga North Carolina February twenty second The house of representatives yesterday resolved to adjourn out of respect to the memory of Frederick Douglass It refused to adjourn on his birthday. this action causes great indignation.
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Rateiga
N.C
House of Representatives
Frederick Douglass
Junction City Saloons Open Boldly Despite Law
Rankin Mason and J J Hitt return from Junction City reporting saloons with names on the windows and customers served at the bar. Hitt says a petition will be sent to the governor to close all saloons in the state, while a resort under prohibition features a large mirror behind the counter and glassware displayed for sale. WaBanose County officials are said to take no action to close the place.
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Rankin Mason
J. J. Hitt
Junction City
Mr. Hitt
Wabanoses County
A Duel Government in Alabama Threat Looms
Kolbites in Alabama prepare to establish a dual government in Montgomery after the legislature adjourned without a contest law. Kolb claims election to governor and says he will act if the law allowing a contest is not passed. The city learned that Kolb intended to carry out the threat.
Variety of 1900s briefs report mishaps and politics
A wide wire service roundup notes Mrs Bersyenzie’s goring by a cow in Newport Missouri, full coal mining in Salineville Ohio, treasury figures, Arbuckle coffee mill fire damages, and nationwide industry shifts. Also covered are crimes in Chicago and Detroit, death of William Murphy, influenza among British peers, New York flags bill, canal bond vote, Norfolk estate bequest, embezzlement trials, and boundary arbitration talks.
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Bersyenzie
Ramey
Newport
Salineville
Ohio
Brooklyn
Arbuckle Bros
Arbuckle Coffee Mills
Columbus
Chicago
Minnis Dingat
Joseph Wyman
Wyman
Detroit
Mich
Horace Pope
William Brosseau
Dr Pope
William ©. Murphy
Sam Houston
Texas
Philadelphia
A. J. Balfour
Earl of Dunraven
Marquis of Granby
Herbert Maxwell
New York Senate
John Geiger
Norfolk
Neb
New York City
Henry Howgate
Signal Service
Great Britain
Venezuela
John McBride
Massilon
Harry
Stillwell
Bank of California
Barela
N. M
San Francisco
Reuben H. Lloyd
Mia
Hermann Ostrichs
Virginia Pasir
Itrely
James G. Fair Charles Fair
Ferguson
New Orleans
Charles D. Leeper
Criminal Court
Murder and suicide in Wax Weer scene shocks town
In Wax Weer Ohio a 65 year old man named Young threatened his wife and baby with an ax, killed his wife with a butcher knife, then hanged himself after tying a rope to the bed. The wife, 17, fled to her sister before the attack, the incident ending in a fatal domestic tragedy. In Elgin Kansas a shooting duel left George Rucker wounded in the leg as Bob Register fired on him and Jim Rucker, with both suspects jailed pending district court action in a long running feud.
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Ohio
Young
Elgin Kan
Sepa
Kan
Elgin
Bob Register
Lawson
George Rucker
Hudson House
Rucker
Jim
Hartsell
Register
District Court
ASK FOR A RECEIVER Bill in Equity Filed Against Heirs of Senator Plumb
A bill in equity was filed in the District Supreme Court by Arthur E. Bateman Douglass Grien and James A. Garner assignees against the widow and heirs at law of the late Senator Preston B Plumb of Kansas. The suit arises from an agreement involving a railroad from Portsmouth to Hicks Ford Virginia with Plumb alleged to owe reimbursement for advances made to Bateman and Grien.
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Plumb
Wasumetox
District Supreme Court
Arthur E. Bateman
Douglass Grien
James A. Garner
Preston B. Plumb
Kansas
Portsmouth
Hicksford
Bateman and Grien
Reforming mankind discussed by National Council of Women
Washington Feb 22 The National Council of Women discussed cooperation of the sexes in reforming mankind at its meeting. A proposal by Mrs Palmer that women accept lower pay sparked debate, while others urged equal pay where possible. Also noted are naval scandal rumors at Mare Island and a large damages verdict in Illinois amid broader 1900s era issues.
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National Council of Women
WaAshington
Jrs Palmer
San Freneisco
Evening Bulletin
Mare Island
Navy Yards
Secretary of the Navy
Capital Removal Sparks Inquiry Into Sedalia Scheme
Jefferson City residents probe the capital removal outcome while filings on February 4 reveal Commonwealth Land and Development company of Sedalia with $100000 capital, 3995 shares owned by B Quigley trustee, fueling speculation of Chicago real estate syndicate backing. Legislative actions cover de Fiency costs, bank examinations, a liens bill, and a host of measures on animals and labor. Senate debates include capital removal protest, humane society bills, and a building inspectors plan for asylums with a $100000 appropriation for St Joseph improvements.
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Jefferson Cery
Jefferson City
Secretary of State
Commonwealth Land and Development Company of
Sedalia
B. Quigley
Chicago
Quigley
Marsh
House
Mr. Morgan
Lynch
St. Louis
Senate
Peers
Senator Mott
Women's Humane Society
St Louis
Davisson
St Joseph
House Committees Report Substitute for Reilly Bill
The House Committee on Pacific Railroads agreed to report a new bill based on the Reilly bill with changes. It would require immediate payment of the government debt principal, extend and pay first mortgage bonds and interest owed to the government over fifty years. In other items, four shots were fired in Burton, Missouri, killing may occur. a man in Mexico, Missouri died in a hotel from probable morphine overdose. Jesuit expulsion repeal in Germany unlikely to become law. a local business move and newspaper reach noted.
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House
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Reilly
The Star Grocery Low Price Grocery Ad Listing
The Star Grocery offers a catalog style listing of canned goods and staples. Items include coffee Gibs soda or oyster crackers navy beans oysters sardines mustard sardines cleaned curta galion can apples and sage with various quantities and prices implied.
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Preonta
Peoria Straw Board Company
American Straw Board Company
Ispranaroms
Ind
San Iancisco
Fred Douglass
Washrgeton
Mount Hope Cemetery
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N. Y
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Newfoundland
Wv. P Hall
Hiawar Tea
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Hiawatha
Topeka
Burton
Ben Fee
al Heath
Fee
Heath
Ben Wise
McCreede
Mexico
Berum
Germany
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F. C Sears
Kansas Avenue
Jovrnal
the Star Grocery
Les
Fey Eeet
California
Kirk
Hox Proctor and Gamble
Lenox
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Lille
London
J. S. Sprout
THE
Star Grocer
Tele
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Vermont
New York
Ems
Urer
West Sizth ST
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Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kansas
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