Speaker Barker Delays Committees In House Skirmish
The scene revolves around Speaker Barker delaying committee formation as tensions flare. Greta Nicht Watch man triggers a skirmish while Mr McKeever shelves action by ruling. After chaotic sessions, Barker suspends business until Thursday morning to allow clerks and members to weigh options, amid talk of resignations and shifting allegiances.
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Atriuse
Gia
Liv Blankest
Expres
Benetratigg
Moth
Seau
Mason of
Pinsey
Bowman
Anderane
Bilanei
Hull
Hetrinctin
Short Session Senate Proposes Clerks and Adjournment
A brief Senate session discussed clerks and a planned adjournment. The committee chair outlined a temporary extension and time allocations for upcoming measures. Senator Carpenter noted concerns and urged careful scheduling for the next day.
Senate Adopts Lewelling Memorial Resolutions
The Senate passed memorial resolutions in honor of ex Governor Lewelling and adjourned for the day after the ceremonies. Members paid tribute to his public service and military involvement, noting his leadership in wartime efforts and his long service.
Cubbibon's Mission and Legal Debate Overshadow State Proceedings
Fragmented text indicates a debate over marriage law and property rights in the state. The document mentions a court process, a 15 year term, and references to a person named Cat and a Brag law. Overall, it suggests ongoing legal action and public interest in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendiie JR Cubbisan
Wrandut
Aredoce
Cat
Pepera
Trust Deed Law Debates Optional Provisions Revealed
A house measure by Representative Tram Wyandotte is drafted as optional and aims to regulate redemption features in trust deeds. It discusses cancellation of white indebtedness, personal liability limits, and how lenders may respond if the law allows retention of funds. The bill's supporters claim it would lower rates. critics warn of tightened protections for debtors.
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Hong Hes
Wyandotte
Tyros
Wise Taken To Hospital After Peritonitis Sufferer
Wise of Tena was taken to Christ hospital after developing peritonitis. Support and attention were arranged by house workers. He had long served in public life and recently came to the Sapient. He was not sworn in yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Reno
Wise
Tena
Christ Hospital
Harished Bosene
Morse
Sapient
Owen Hackett Contest Moves Through Legislature
The Owen Hackett contest dominates the legislature docket as officials including Chief Clare bobarit and county attorney Bourdon appear linked to the case. Two representatives are ill and not sworn in, with figures like Richardson of Pottawatomi and Wise of Renessena noted. A duplicate Rose Hucks and others are identified in Copeland letters, while Corbard sliver Gollara and Bridkware district aims for new judicial oversight amid sealed proceedings. The proceeding hinges on a $46,900 Quantred raid case and related legal actions, with measures to proceed once the law behind last regincure is cleared.
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Aguas
Clare Bobarit
Montgomery Te
M Hand
Aseeeney
Jaele
Bourdon County
Sieet
Griffith
Connecion
Hamer
Copeland
Rose Hucck
Feaeewe
Dino Mhoeness
John Ksinkans
Thie Day
Bishop Potter on Vice and City Betterment
In New York the reverend criticizes vice and praises persistent citizen effort led by Mr Bewitt to improve the city. He argues reforms depend on steady action, contrasts reform paths, and notes railroads face stormy weather as Purcell reports reflect broader conditions.
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New York
Bewitt
Ertne
A. Gerd Miesto
Todleacent Anderm
Purcell
Excursion Steamer Idlewild Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
A fire at the Erie basin front near South Brooklyn destroyed the excursion steamer Idlewild. One fireman injured as flames enveloped jute and cotton bales. About fifty seamen narrowly escaped with the burning pier and warehouse sheds burning, while fire boats battled the blaze and the steamer drifted ashore. The vessel was cut adrift and set ablaze, with extensive damage to the deck house and port side.
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New York
Jan
Erie Basin
Polot Ste
Erie
Fie
Brooklyst
David Body
Seth Low
Callao
Strauss Ill Keeps Busy With Health Setback
Denver dispatch reports famed musician Eluard Strawes arrived from California and showed improvement after medical care. He had been unable to appear with his orchestra the previous night due to illness. The Strauss orchestra is slated to perform at the Grand Opera House on January 16.
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Denver
Colo
Albuquernme
Eluard Strawes
California
Beratey
Grand Opera House
Roosevelt in Chicago on trip to Florida Springs Vets
Vice President Roosevelt arrived in Chicago from the station at 4:00 p.m. yesterday and, after brief greetings, went to the Auditorium annex. He planned a six week tour on a Rock Island line to Florida Springs Vets, returning to Washington just before the inauguration.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Trinida
Auditoriuss
Rock Island
Lorade Springs
Washington
Instigutacian
Sholes Reports Calm After Southwest Trip
OC Sholes, superintendent of tele graph for the Santa Fe, returns from the southwest noting conditions since the Is hers Strike. He says operations have improved with more punctual and capable workers, and delays in train handling have decreased as workers adapt and learn the job.
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Sholes
Santa Fe
Colt
Tharos
Untitled Note on Local Identity and Alleged Assault
Fragmentary report identifies a person not named Barton and mentions Sheniawaen hax returning to Kingdbher. It notes people were present as Loes culored and attempts to identify Barton, with references to a 3 JM and a Stonestreet figure. A man named Welle, previously in Oklahoma twelve years, is tied to a Terusmwok assault case involving Ft E Rice.
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Sheniawaen
Kingdbher
Msn
Barton
Jm. Ie
Stonestreet
Welle
Oklahoma
Ft E. Rice
Terusmwok
Confederate veterans oppose McKinley invitation to Memphis reunion
A New Orleans meeting of the Camp of the Army of Tennessee and United Confederate Veterans adopted resolutions against inviting President McKinley to the Confederate reunion in Memphis this spring. Stephen C. Chaleston, surgeon commander, explained the understanding that the president was invited, and the resolution was adopted unanimously.
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Aunnia
Tia
New Orlvanssie
Eamp
Stephen C Chalaron
cAmta
Mckinlwy
Chalston
Rou
Siemphis
The Bosschleter Case Update in Paterson Trial
Justice prg in the Soutt of over adl te Paterson. No J announced bet had grant eo the ee WSGs for a 26Rarate that wee Kerr indicted for the murder. Bysachteter. en beta preeta TM wien, knockout nupa Mud en Spreseta wtie, knosiou been given to the girl.
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Geo. J. Kerr
New York
Paterson
Lan
Bet
Granteo
Ee Wsgs
Wee Kerr
Bysachteter
Preeta
Wien
Knosiou
Funeral rites mark Armour's private and public tributes
Chicago January 8 private funeral services for Phillip D Armour were held at the Armour residence on Prairie Avenue. The body lay in state at Armour Mission from noon to 2 pm before a large public viewing. A simple family led service at the residence was followed by religious rites at Plymouth Congregational and Armour Mission. The casket was transported to Grand Cemetery. Attendees included representatives from major firms, cities and the Commercial Club.
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Chicago
Phillip D. Armour
Armour
Prairie Avenue
Hous
Second Presbyterian Church
de Gungaulus
Plymouth Congregational Church
Guneadius
Simpls
Corinthians
Grand Cemetery
Armour Familly
Commercial Cub
St Andrew's Society
Omaha
Kanner City
New York
Three Are Selected for Supreme Court Appointments
Governor Stanley reportedly has chosen three of the four supreme court nominees with delay caused by finalizing the fourth. Named candidates include A A Billa of the Sixth district, Outlock of the Third, and ALL Green of the Seventh. First district contenders D McFarland and BR B Welch create the split, while J D Cunningham is urged by many First district lawyers for undivided support. The governor’s final selection remains awaited amid many rumors among local legal circles.
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Stanley
Supreme Court
A. A. Billa
All. Green
Ated D. McFarland
BR B Welch
Dun-ningham
M. A. Low Han
J.D. McParland
Weel Judes Cunninghans
Bockers
Uhe
Ingham
Temperance Committers Fail to Endorse Mayor Candidate
A 200 member Temperance Committee at sea debated endorsing a mayoral candidate but failed to reach a decision. Col Hughes was favored by supporters, yet no endorsement was secured as avowed candidates had not yet emerged and divisions remained uncertain.
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Imayor
Col
Hughes
Plana
Weathered Forecast Delivers Mixed Outlook For Weekend
The article notes warmer temperatures ahead with possible rain or snow tonight and Thursday. It mentions a bank in Pregould Arkansas closing after irregularities were found, with a receiver appointed and a reported $24.00 shortage. WH Ritter disputes misuses and promises further checks.
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Arkansas Bank
Pregould
Ark
Greene County Babk
T. H Kitchens
Sasaedl
WH. Ritter
Mining disaster harms two workers at Middlepar pit
A blast at the Middlepar mine in Arizona injures miner Claudy Newell and strands Jack O'Brien. O'Brien is killed in the incident as the blast wreaks destruction and chaos in the mine chamber. Fire and rescue teams respond, with authorities investigating the causes.
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Ariz
Middlepar
Jack O'Brien
Stoma
Claudy Newell
Newell
Nation Case Here Ask Supreme Court For Writ Of Habeas Corpus
The Nat ion case reaches Topeka with W S Allen filing for Mrs Nation s writ of habeas corpus The petition challenges a county jail quarantine at Wick ilee Sedgwick County arguing there is no smallpox and that authorities use a smallpox scare to detain Mrs Nation The petition cites alleged improprieties such as obstruction of counsel and a controversial ball guarantee It notes the case could be heard January 12 and may be postponed
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Carrie Nation
Topeka
Supreme Court
W. S Allen
Wionita
Charlies W. Simsper
Sengwick
Wickite ii
Ron
Mahon
Spka
Nation
Nee
Vienia
Prince CH
Eppreme Doerapns
Thess
Fide Gothi
Favany
Uelfed
Chine
United Lake
Babize Departs Dagy Capital After Stock Sale
A.C. Babize, Dagy Capital managing editor, sold his stock to Fi 0. Popenoe and retired from active work. He served as special correspondent for the Chicago Pimes-Herald during the week the Capital was published by Rev. Chas Sheldon, and later helped form the company that obtained Mulvanes property rights. Babize did not state if insertions are for future work.
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A.C. Babize
Dagy Capital
Mulvanes
Babize
1Hrapney
The
Times-Herald
Manceins Et Koc
Trains Snowbound in Colorado Alpine Tunnel
Snowbound trains delay Gunnison to Buena Vista routes as Alpine tunnel blockage worsens. A rotary plow from [city unclear] is en route but may not clear the storm. All lines, including Colorado Midland and Rio Grande, report delays. Silverton Branch halted by two large slides. rescuers clearing debris amid high winds and heavy snow.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Colorado & Southern
Gunnison
Alpine Tunnel
Con
Ster
Colorado Midland
Hio Grande
Colorado A Southern
Denver
Com
Silverton
Political Briefs Highlight Kansas Delegates and Races
The item surveys Kansas political currents with mentions of Sixth District figures, Burton and Mannis senatorial prospects, court actions, and local office jockeying. It notes Olle L. Atherton and J. H. Tribe as potential receivers, and Wulfekubler as a Leavenworth figure. Local county and district shifts in Topeka and Colby offices are outlined amid caucus chatter.
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Uke Smyth
Finny Eaodinn
Ute
Cami
Renolint
F. Koras
Noavesitae
Phillipsbure
Newkirk
Bria Rey
Mankato
Nadine Palticake
Fewell County
Fature
Mannis
Agian
Huta
Ah Ghaw
Plainville
Todeneta
Rooks Camety
Olle L. Atherton
Russell
Furton
Ume
Mit
White
Jewett | Mmichell
Sue
Charles Curtis
Muneas
Gleed
Douglas County
Ehelow
Chaylain
Aeristant Eermead
Dave Flenne
Topeka
Graham County
Nicodemus
Kownetin
Raates County
Morry
AfcNulan
Ottawa
Watate
McMillan
Dili
Crawford
Burton
United States
Colby Tam
Wulfekubler
Leavenworth
Ben
Wien
Lowin Und Ek
Kunme University
Die
Columbia Collegr
Tin
Alfes Nétlie
Kansas City
Sktister
Haness
Benatar Wris
J. R. Burts
Andersonville
W. OW. Caldwell
Cincordia
Bun Fon
Bun Fon, Bir Caldwell
Haakow
Arms F. Hodron
Bsip
George HL. Zimmerman
Jowll
Banikruptcy
Jewell
Hanwell
Unclear Early Washington Bulletin
An obscure Washington bulletin from January reports a cryptic statement about the president and a medical context with references that are partially unreadable. The fragment mentions a secretary and a presumed health or treatment matter without clear events or names.
Chinese Balk With Emperor Permission Amid Uncertainty
Fragmented report notes anti foreign advisers in power in China as Emperor grants special permission. Court deliberations hinge on edict and signatory positions. U S and German diplomats discuss potential troop withdrawals as Beijing considers next steps amid volatile court dynamics.
Miles HITS BACK on Genurs Miles Sell War Controversy
A garbled report outlines political friction involving ex secretary Wil Alger and a chief chemist Clarke. It notes tensions within the war effort narrative and references a recent incident and potential accusations, with unclear attributions and dates.
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Pittaburs
W. HM
Dili
Mergeon
Wil Alger
Sintunenes
Ray Ruturty
Beeuaien
Clarke Anil
Crorztmpe
Sale Akmself
A SHIP IN PERIL MARAVIEN NEAR PERAINE
A perilous sea incident unfolds as a vessel is cut off near Perainen with passengers aboard. Rescue efforts operate under challenging conditions as crews struggle to render aid amid rough seas and unclear communications. Local authorities coordinate to secure the area and assist those aboard the stricken ship.
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House of Representatives
Barker
Greta Nicht Watchman
Mr. McKeever
Senate
Carpenter
Lewelling
Bsenate
Cubbibon
Bumast Smits
Labor Society
Smith
Labue
Uist Fury
Whee & Cor
Representa
Owen-Hackett
Bishop Potter
Idlewild
Strauss
Famona Orchestra
Albuquerque
Colorado
MR. Sholes
McKinley
Weather Bureau
Wichita
Sedgwick
Capital
Colorado Mountains
Weaather
Inda
Tas & Legiele
Secretacy
Corfelyou
Miles
Alger
Daly
Maraviien
Perainen
Algetia
Adam
Guuventian
Nash
Mery Wusie
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