Politicians debate bids for U S attorney post in state
Washington Feb. 4 reports discuss the fate of vacancies and the chances of candidates including Lambert, McHeever, Crum, and Burton for the U S attorney job. Observers weigh appointments, party dynamics, and potential replacements across Kaneda and neighboring districts.
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Washington
Kaneda
Battet
Oincan
Aleturl Lambert
Larmbers
Grewal
Toreka
Laartom
Mae
Mary Ant Yantile
Coll de Davis
Eax-Heale
Chacley Evans
Cyrus Atmerson
Ree Syieen
Colity Land Office
Will
Mirton
David Ie
Tome
Atin
Inter
F. Biddie
Coe
Euamuieles Coitgary
Chase
Ulm
Pomarbans
Burton
Kansas Picks Loyalists and Appointments in New Congress
Kansas faces a scramble over patronage as Burton faces limited appointment slots in the new term. The state likely will secure only two seats, with Kansans pushing for influence in federal offices while the departure of local officials reshapes power. Kansas figures such as Howard Scott, Frank J. Frank, and John B. Elliott are noted among returning or candidate officers, as legislators informally align with the incoming Democratic administration.
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Sheemine
FHS Congressioaal
AuaRe Tiskeon
Burton
United Staten Cory Ee
Dauape
Iwi
Kunsans
Comrmiasione
Kansas
Regulst
Howard
Scote
Independence
Frank J. Frank
Manhattan
John B
Tolored
Hitonle
Crawford County
Harry H. Beckier
Leavenworth
Arrives at Peoria by Mrs Carne Waton
Mrs Carne Waton arrived last night from Tuneki Kansas to Peoria. Her arrival sparked a demonstration. She will edit a paper today and deliver an address. Details of her remaining visit are not outlined.
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Peoria
Fen
Carne Waton
Tuneki
Kan
Epidemic of pest ravages Visayan islands reports
An improvised dispatch from Manila notes an outbreak of a pest in the Visayan islands affecting crops and livestock. It mentions fires and plant damage near Furlan belnad amet Tilo and barley, with inland reports of cariboo buve Nneadye ips Eon. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but indicates a crisis impacting agriculture and potential policy actions.
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Larned
Me Dame
Manila
Fei
Visayan Islands
Ara
Cariboo
Mtushete
Seine Ures
Newark
Quartermasters Department
Cundinam
Texas land deals near Angleton target oil prospects
In Brazoria County, contracts closed for oil prospecting on several tracts totaling 16.00 acres amid ongoing land sales. Details are fragmented, but the transactions indicate activity in the Angleton area with oil exploration interest driving multiple agreements.
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Texas Oil Lands
Angleton
Texas
Pitrabury
Brazoria
Bramdach
Fees and Salaries Bill Killed in the Senate
The Senate killed and substituted the proposed Fees and Salaries bill after a long debate. Senator White’s epitaph for the measure drew applause as the chamber adjourned, with supporters admitting the bill would not raise county officer pay and opponents noting its limited impact. The session ended amid laughter and praise for the remark, seen as a sharp hit of the term.
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Renater Grovine
bin Boul
Smith
Seo Atenesds
White
Shakespeare
Hyron
Tex Tomb
Senate
Mortgage Bill Advances in Wyandotte House Debate
Hoag of Wyandotte pushes substitute for the mortgage law in the House but opposition over redemption timeframe stalls action. A new substitute order targets a 2 o clock vote, outlining a purchase money lien and foreclosure steps for real estate, with specifics on redeemability and deed transfer upon sale.
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Hoag
Wyandotte
Mason
Hong
Bnalty
Hans
House Passes Bill to Repeal the Old Law
A legislative report notes a House vote of 6 to 29 on a bill to repeal the old law. The text lists numerous names connected to the debate, with references to the measure and its supporters. A subsequent item mentions governor appointing officials and a discussion of state boards and appointments at agricultural and educational institutions.
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House
Butler
Wye
Hugene
Sie Saamel Ca
Intel
Bowen
Crve
Chandler
Dougherty
Hdwards
Emsnes
Finley
Glerater
Goitehabk
Hamer
Erling
Heftey
Nell
Hund
Johnneand Kearty
Jolliffe
Jones
Kinkel
Law
Lawrence
Luling
Malnts
Simson
McKes
Marshill
McKeever
Mead
Millar
Macsine
O'Donnell
Gwen
Pogue
Revs
Hetil
Renduxton
Richardeen
Elling
Sarbach
Scott
Shug
Smith
Sherman
Snyder
Stavely
Storms
Sudwrali
Sweet
Patios
Ward
Watkins
Whinler Wilson
Noys
Meesrs
Adams
Mende
Babt
Bean
Bowman
Buckiin
Cobuzz
Bays
Hearbor
Landrey
Lowen
Simmey
Pacpata Yeaterday
Salluston
Ahneiuat
EFL Ames
J. C. Brows
Norton
Dian
Ares
Senate Adopts Adjournment Resolution Restricting Bills
A Senate resolution adopted yesterday limits this house from considering its own bills from Wednesday noon to Friday noon and directs activity to bills from the other house. From Friday noon to adjournment only vetoed or governor messages may be received. the plan blocks internal legislative business until adjournment.
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Sepabor Morrow
Senate
Francis Objects to Apportionment Bill in Allen County
Francis of Allen county voted against the legislative apportionment bill, protesting that Allen county with a 2000 population is allotted only one representative. The measure passed 69 to 36 in a strict party vote amid a noisy session. Numerous local bills were engrossed, while Hoag and Guw proposed costly projects that faced opposition but ultimately passed.
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John Francis
Allen County
State Journal
Francis
Hoag
Kansas City
Guw
Co County
Leavenworth County
Babb
Murder in Adens Lumber Yard Ties Heir to Fortune
In February 1881 an unknown man was mortally wounded in Adens lumber yard and died days later at the county hospital. The victim, later identified as EC Newell Uke by a New Bedford law firm, is alleged heir to a large estate. Police pursue clues as family disputes and prior events unfold.
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Visejo
Caleb
Adens
Newell Tocay
Blupford
New Bedford
Mase
Aidi Bi Mare Ae FC
Newell
Bo Clark
Esse
Lew Beare Lawye
Victoria Debates and Cabinet Session Report
In Victoria on February 28 the legislature adjourned after loyalty to the king was affirmed and debates on the throne speech began. A report from the Gulf area questioned claims of Japanese smugglers, with officials noting no authentication and suggesting a southward trend. Washington's cabinet met in session with no notable business recorded.
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Edward
Victoria
Orbate
Elis
Gulf Wands
Sols
Ward
Washington
Hopkins Woman Nation Row Sharpens Court Case
A district court session opened with the trial of Bale Stark on charges of breaking into and wrecking Frank Murphy’s property at 111 Bhat Sixth Avenue with an axe and battering ram. Jurors were drawn as witnesses testified about Stark’s actions the crowd, and Mrs Nation’s involvement. The judge ruled that only an officer may destroy property, and the case centers on whether Stark used an axe on a slot machine and the legality of breaking doors during the disturbance.
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Stark Fia
Frank Murphy
Bhat
Sixth Avenue
Halesitehle
JT Anderson
Wot
Sme Knight
W. €. Straup
Jon MecCun
Welled
Galen Nichols
Hopkins
Haldie
Bull Stark
Geney St
Filan
Nichols
Hin
Hala
Ad Bidet
Stark
Bain
O Frank Parcels
Iy Hopkins
Graham
Graben
Battering Yan
Willie
Frank Hendricka
Nation
Mason Carter
Mr. Goodwin
Moa Nation
Banc
Stat
Creanen H
Cts
Kira Goodwin
Fenilia Attaby
Duke and Duchess of Manchester Arrive in England
New York report notes the Duke and Duchess of Manchester arriving in England after a thin journey, with Misgrace's father-in-law Eugene Zimmerman joining them. The duke says they will depart for aether steady in about a week to resume activities and a serial writing plan.
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Duke and Duchess of
Manchester
New York
Duke and Duchess of Manchester
Thinghy
Controversy Over Site Sale For Heating Plant
A heated dispute arises over the selection and price of a site for a state heating plant. Senators criticize paying $12,475 for ten lots on Tenth Avenue, more than double the appraised value. Officials named as appraisers include Breene, Knowles, Parker, Burgess, and Bowen. The issue centers on alleged favoritism and inflated bids compared with private market value.
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Burt
Joe
Genakint
Ttee
O Knowles
WF. Parker
Jus Burgess
F.C. Bowen
Senate
Une
United States
Marthal W. B. Breene
Paper woman plans twelve page issue in Peoria hotel
Mia Care Navione arrives in Peoria and lodges at Cosmopalitics hotel. She controls a forthcoming paper named Nation and promises a twelve page edition with cartoons, advertisements, and column writing. She criticizes violence and aims to feature editorial content and a notable Kansas cyclon e career profile.
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Peoria
Mia Care Na- Vione
Cosmopalitics
Bet
Ahe
Lhd
Gouritey
Cabeine Sf Ie
Aire Nation
Fina
Fire in Diamondville coal mine wipes out area
A serious blaze at Diamondville coal mine No. 1 near Kemrurer Wyoming traps fifty miners and many horses, with one rescuer overcome by fumes. Efforts to reach the depth failed as flames and smoke force workers back, while mothers and families mourn nearby. The fire’s cause and extent are still being assessed.
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Balt Lake
Vinh
Tribune
Kemrurer
Wyomay
Diamondville
Jain Anderson
Gonger's Regal Hinted to Forecast Policy Shift
A contemporary note suggests Gonger's Regal is viewed as signaling a forthcoming change in policy. Analysts watch for official statements as markets and stakeholders assess potential shifts and impacts on regulation.
Fragmented Transcript Hints Global Trade Mania and Trials
Fragmented OCR text references London and Pekin matters, United States policy, protests, and parliamentary intrigue. It alludes to trials, movements, and legal actions connected to mining, governance, and labor, with mentions of Africa and a Balkan influence context. The piece reads as a garbled historical snapshot of political upheaval and regulatory debates.
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London
United States
Eililater
Durinaks
Lamaurtanie
Swift Vengeance Ends in Tragic City Crime
A brutal assault and murder unfold as George Wart attacks a man in a city street, then shoots and hangs a woman after a forced rental dispute. The ensuing chaos includes a dozen people witnessing and a dramatic escape attempt at the jail. Ward, the suspect, is captured and stands trial with authorities pursuing justice for the victims.
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George Wart
Chenerie
Mina
Alernoon
Biles
Iit
Trade tensions in tin plate dispute reach Uplind State
A distorted report notes a complex debate on tin plate trade involving the United States and Britain. Exports and tariffs are implied, with mentions of commissions and price pressures, reflecting early 20th century protectionist stances and cross border economic frictions.
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House Committee On State
Hutchinson Reformatory
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England
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