Panama Canal Treaty Passes in Senate Debate and Votes
Washington February 21 The Panama Canal Treaty passes after extensive debate with Senator Morgan opposing in part and urging negotiation. Senators Bacon Teller and Berry voice concerns on sovereignty and treasury costs while defense and navy funding move forward, in session with executive consideration and amendments debated and rejected.
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Colaenhia
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Senate
Ambiguous Name Noted in New York Med Affair
A garbled New York medical incident mentions Agnes Branch and a suspect linked to a crime at the Arlington Hotel. The text references wallets or jewelry valued around $1, with police proceeding on the case amid unclear details.
Congressman Phil Campbell Delivers Maiden Tariff Speech
Representative Phil Campbell will give his maiden speech in the House tomorrow in Washington. He will address the tariff issue and related policy during the session.
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Phil Campbell
Tarim Washington, D.C
Grantville Bridge Funding Rift Seen для County Accord
Oakland residents and river-area farmers press for immediate Grantville bridge rebuild as Jefferson and Shawnee counties split costs. Commissioners dispute cost shares based on assessed valuations, with Jefferson favoring proportional burden and Shawnee pushing equal shares. Local landowners urge a quick solution as cross-river farms and nurseries rely on the bridge.
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Placing the Blame in Oden and Minnesota Socialist Ticket
Oden Utah Pet 2 reports an inquest into a dynamite car explosion on Friday as authorities seek to protect citizens interests. The Greek consulate in New York has been notified. In Minnesota the Socialist state convention names a full ticket led by J F Nash of Minneapolis for governor.
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New York
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Why He Lost His Head Senator Ward Explains Kelly’s Actions
State senator K B Ward claims T T Kelly was intoxicated at Belleville after a failed bid to line up support. Ward’s affidavit states Kelly berated him and declared he could secure renomination without Republic County votes. The Belleville scene followed a convention that demanded pledges from delegates.
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J. C. Dale
Poisoned meals stun sixty two at Heidelberg restaurant
A mysterious poisoning in Heidelberg leaves sixty two diners dangerously ill after dinner. Victims were hospitalized as investigators probe tainted meat judged unfit for consumption. potential charges against the butcher and restaurant owner may follow.
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Boy Dies of Leprosy in Dorset Prison Origins
Report from London details a boy who died of leprosy at Upwey Dorset. He was the son of a man once confined in a sequestered prison, and the case traces the possible transmission from that era.
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Lights Blind Boy at Tredegar Pit Eye Encounter
Frederick George Shellard, fourteen, employed as a pit boy at Powells Willery Stein Coal Collieries, claimed compensation after a frightful incident in May. He reported two pinning eyes in the gloom, later unable to work underground. Medical evidence cited distress and trauma, while the firm disputed the claim and compensation sought was 69 shillings 0 pence weekly.
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Hanna's Will Sets Up Trust Shares For Hanna Family
Probate of the late Senator Miercus A. Manna's will allocates about 3 million dollars to the family. Mabel Augusta Hanna Parsons and Mrs. Ruth MacCormick receive 1000 dollars each. The widow gets the homestead and a year's support. The three children receive equal trust-held shares with income managed by trustees. If two daughters die without issue, portions revert to widows or their husbands. Executors limit gifts to family. partnerships may continue or be terminated at trustees' discretion. Daniel Hanna, the son, expected to bear the bulk of business. No charity bequests.
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Miercus A. Manna
Mabel Augusta Hanna Parsons
Ruth MacCormick
Hasina
Daniel
Hanna
Uch
Ucn
Deniel 1
Dan Hanna
Hanni
Jett
City plans await April possession of Topeka Water Plant
Mayor Bergundhal said Topeka will take possession of the water plant as soon as possible in April if the company cooperates in restoring its condition to pre disturbance. A hydraulic engineer may be needed to assess improvements and expansions for adequate city water facilities, with a possible special meeting after President Street arrives.
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President Street
Peculiar Spring Accident Injures 18 Month Old
In Grand Junction Nebraska on Ouray street an 18 month old boy of G F Harrison was playing with a spring connected to a dent removal device. The spring snapped free and pierced the child’s head burying itself in the skull. Dr Henderson attended and reported possible recovery.
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Henderson
Russia Sees War End This Summer Defeating Japan
Russian officials predict a swift conclusion to the war with Japan by August or September after strong eastern campaigns. Port Arthur actions, Kuropatkin’s Manchuria command, and Grand Duke Alexis are noted as key factors.
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First Spring Like Day Foretells Colder Weather Ahead
The weather bulletin notes a balmy day giving way to colder conditions. Kansas forecasts show partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with variable winds and a low near 4. Highs around 14. Winds from the north at about six miles per hour.
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Wheat futures surge then slump on fears over war impact
Chicago prices rose to 1.08 per bushel amid European war fears, then fell sharply as profit taking drove May wheat down four cents to 1.084 per bushel. The market swung wildly, briefly touching 1.105.
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Three Lives Lost In Steamer Wreck Off Seaview Washington
Portland dispatch reports the American schooner Frank W Howe ran aground at Seaview Washington while bound from Ballard to San Pedro with railroad ore. Three crew members died, including the cook, warm Vanunter, as life savers battled heavy seas to rescue the master Captain Keegan and others.
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Dangerous Fire Threatens West Side Tank Farm
Firemen battled a six story West Fifty-ninth Street block as three giant gas tanks, each holding 1,600,000 cubic feet of illuminating gas, burned. Delays in ordering gas withdrawal and four alarms sent crews to drench the reservoirs while the building's front and rear walls collapsed. damage estimated at 100,000 with risk to nearby tenements and a business block.
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Tenth and
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Locomotive Explosion Kills Three in Ehrenfeld, Pa
Johnstown Pa Feb 21 The blowing up of a Pennsylvania railroad locomotive at Ehrenfeld ten miles east of this city caused the death of three men and likely fatal injuries to two others All were employed The dead Harry Tyson engineer of Dorry John Gontz conductor of Dorry George Bicker track walker of Summer The injured Robert Wenwick of Dorry fireman Elmer Furl of Dorry brakeman
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Ehrenfeld
Harry Tyson
Dorry
John Gontz
George Bicker
Robet Wenwick
Elmer Furl
Beaten by a Thug in Wichita Police Report
In Wichita Kansas on February 2 Mrs J McPherson identified a robber, allegedly a thug, who assaulted her and demanded fast repayment of a small amount, according to local police reports. The incident centers on a confrontation with Robinson, named by the victim, as the assailant.
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Kaa
J. Mc
Pherson
Ae Robinson
Mra McPhesnon
Korea Drops Out Exhibit at St Louis Exposition
An official notice states Korea withdraws from the St Louis Exposition. The Chicago weather forecast predicts partly cloudy skies in Kan tok and colder, variable conditions.
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Desperate escape attempt stalls as prisoner Rudolph faces gallows
Missouri officers press to reclaim Rudolph known as the Missouri Kid for a Pinkerton murder case. An error in requisition papers delayed transfer as Rudolph fights isolation and life imprisonment amid prison mutterings, guard battles, and ongoing legal maneuvers.
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Souri Kid
Missouri
Franklin Cotumty
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J. Schumacher
Pinkerton
Governe Halley
John 8. Dawson
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Tobe Taylor
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Rowe
Mtudoph
Eine Rowe
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Enon
St. Louis
Ivinie
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Perionere
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Hadoin
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Hatleas
Destructive flood cuts off Rich area and forces evacuations
Report describes a major flood sweeping through Rich and nearby towns. Water from plains surged up to three feet, destroying roads and isolating mansions. Residents fled in rowboats for hours as basements and foundations were damaged. Temperatures in large cities are noted, with Chicago around 22 February and New York and Philadelphia listed.
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