Battle for United States senator caucus stands set tonight
Report on legislative Republican caucus for U S senator amid 114 votes in legislature with 53 needed. J R Burton leads early on first ballot, Hood second, Thacher and Leland near third, Mcody close, A W Smith weak, Milton Brown reports petitions for Ingalls, others uncertain.
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Senate makes rapid start on anti lottery bills in Kansas
The Kansas Senate opened with a flurry of activity as Senator Dillard and colleagues introduced a batch of bills. Measures include abolishing the metropolitan police law, shifting powers from election commissioners, and authorizing state support for irrigation reservoirs. Senate adjourned to assemble committees and resume work tomorrow.
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Butte Fire Kills Many at Butte Hardware Warehouse
A devastating blaze at the Butte Hardware warehouse near the Northern and Great Northern depots exploded giant powder stored inside, killing firemen and many bystanders. Rescue teams recovered dozens of bodies, with hospitals overwhelmed and the city counting casualties. Eleven named firemen and volunteers are listed among the dead. the disaster reshaped Butte in a single hour.
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Major Fuller Sings at Copeland Rally Amid Political Cheer
Commercial traveler Major Fuller entertained Copeland politicians by singing Bright Kansas Land to Bulah Land. He urged support for Major Hood, drawing loud applause even from opponents. The event mixed music and referendum sentiment, reflecting campaign mood.
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Resignation of French President Casimir-Perier shocks Paris
Paris reports Casimir-Perier resigns amid parliamentary crisis citing nervous strain and fear for his life. The assembly’s inaction and hostile press reactions frame a turbulent political moment as Dupuy ministry collapsed and markets fell. The president’s letter cites powerlessness and ongoing slander, urging national reflection.
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Cleveland Donations Highlight Charity Efforts in Washington
Amid severe cold and hardship in Washington, John R. McLean of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Mrs McLean donated 5000 dollars to associated charities. President Cleveland contributed 100 dollars to relief efforts aiding the poor in the capital.
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