Towne Urges Independence Support in Senate Speech
The Senate heard Mr Towne advocate a resolution for Philippine independence while a House conference report on the Army Hill was adopted. Senator Depew spoke on the nation’s free trade policy, praising maritime progress and warning against protectionist tides, urging continued American shipbuilding and global commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Army Hill
Washington
Thin Morning My
Towne Minn
United States
Towne
Depew
Spaater Depew
Fred
Pacific
Agia
America
Europe
Ebrena
Epreta
Bevn
Cumatdermi Ag
Questa
Arar Sas
France
Wetetinn
Dan
Asia
Unite States Terra
Germany
Seer
Enh
FiTi
Schatten ison Me eee ede nmtt bors ean tomes
The fragment mentions conference action and a person named Maldrew, with garbled terms suggesting a meeting or event. It references a group of three Wonks and a general context of a conference or discussion.
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Schatten
Duis
Setshiishninnt
Terodactinig
Cbs
Still Dangerous as Rebel Forces Hold Territory in Plains
January 27 report from Crock uprising notes continuing danger as troops struggle and Indian forces resist surrender. A 9-year-old son of Chief Snake is said to be with his mother amid militias surrounding Bristow and Pars FS1. Authorities fear renewed attacks and urge readiness as disaffected nations threaten wider trouble.
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Chines
Meret
Chinf Snake
Anastoby Ane
Bristow
Neat Pars
Brlaten
Marshal Bennett
Wooldshed
Port Htene
Benn
Tou Feule
Snake
Teatmala
Trong
FX Rano
Mvathein Wistrien
Unie Dapacrtenent
Ian
Will of Oftendorfer Bequeaths Charities and Unions
A distorted notice outlines Oftendorfer's will with allocations to the United Relief and charity groups in New York. Beneficiaries include the Buckeye Charity Organization, the Coober Union, the German Hospital, and a German dental society, with several amounts listed amid the mangled text.
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New York
Justin Tav Wit
United Retier
Buckey
Mociety of
Cooter Union
Samy
Ixebelig Betmath
Pts
Cellenf Dentitute
Medowe Orphara
Old Law Revived Aimed at Evidence Against Liquor Sellers
A heated floor debate centers on reviving an old law to compel liquor-seller evidence. The measure, tied to the Murray prohibitory act, faces questions of constitutional limits and self incrimination. County attorney inquiries, contempt penalties, and defense against compulsory testimony color the looming vote.
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Hee
Anf
Ne Murray
Sipreme
Cerulli
Che Murray
Pormawatomade
Yidlig
Ehall
S Witnens
Ricuardens
Eran
Legislature weighs probe of telelempresentative O Donnell’s resolution
A joint committee from both houses would confer with Missouri lawmakers to craft legislation to prevent grain discrimination by elevator interests. The measure reflects past tensions with Kansas and fear of repeat losses, amid a murky vote tally and partisan strains.
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H. O'Donnell
Missouri
House of Repreentatives
Senate
House
Mixacquih
Kansas
Bas
Soruhen
Cane
Ieakell
Nee
Pogue Heads Judiciary Apportionment Committee in State
Speaker Barlow announced the formation of a major slate of committees on judiciary apportionment led by Pogue. The seventeen judicial districts are listed with their respective chairs and counties, including Bohs Seaton, J.B. Stow, John Hallioe Sevnath, and many others across Neoslur, Greenwood, and surrounding counties.
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Barlota
Jim Tollows
Seventeenth Judicial
Bohs
J.B. Stow
Shawnee Dousts
Ulins
Dorgine
Iohi Ie Sweet
Colter
John Haliioe
Nation
Neoslur
Dickinsin
Harvey County
J. A Hemimeton
Inston
Anderson
Greenwood
A. W. Hetty
Gubarde Cowsty
Bighicenihy
Cewetlnr
Areca Sartre
Pouates
Twenty-first Judictat Atatrict
Trasthe
Ees
Bunt Precoont
Sostobal Wisister DW
Etwards
Por
Jodie! Distret
Jukes
Gore
Pwerts Fortis
Dratt
Aintvier J
Hesty Donne
Bile Wrarth
Storm Morton
Stevens
Geo Loald
Eeds
SBE
Te Severtine
Grane
M.A. Wilson
Jefferean Cunts
Barber bill advances in senate on education and public utility terms
In a report favored by the Senate Health Committee, Barber bill proposals cover public safety, execution of trust on real estate, and anti discrimination measures by railways. The Education Committee backs funding and school district reforms, including the establishment of a state board of education and school construction funding.
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Senate
Muatiben
Angiahe
Stats Valiwity Natutoe
Committee On Eitucation
Yun
Bip
Due Reseiale
Hit Sehould
Smiartots
Board of Education
Rosca
State Funds Battle Shapes Banking Bid Amid Turbulence
Senator Wofteger proposes a plan to shift state funds to banks offering the highest interest rate, with funds from the state treasury to be deposited only in compliant banks. The act requires publicity and adherence to qualifications, targeting a competitive selection among banks.
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Wofteger
Sirte
Queen Victoria Resolutions Adopted by Kansas Legislature
Both chambers approved memorial resolutions expressing heartfelt sympathy on the death of Queen Victoria. The senate and house introduced cablegram to King Edward VII and extended condolences to the British Empire, praising the late sovereign's virtues and leadership.
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Breng Res
Gaeen Kvorla
Saparor Siaioga
Senate
Ds de Haag
House
Ichwaed ViI
Kansas
House of Representatives
Kuss
Victoria
Eriglanl
Kanaus
WuRiridua, Xovereten
Lawsuit filed against saloon keeper for selling liquor to minors
In Wichita Kansas on January 2 a suit was brought by Atre Lijhte Rich against saloonkeeper John Kindseder alleging Gow sold liquor to her sons aged 15 and 12. The case cites repeated sales and seeks remedy for the apparent wrongdoing and damages.
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Wichits
Atre
Rich Des Srnvent
John Kindseder
Gow
Haun
Warner in the Lead in Mayor Contest at Republican Club
Interest grows in the ogling contest for mayor as voters assess candidates at the Republican Wiambeau club gathering held at the Auditorium. Engagement remains high with attendees and community figures weighing who leads.
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Wiambeau Club
Iw PF
Boshes
Otter
Col Johnson Improves at Home Amid Health Concerns
Reports say Col Johnsen, a longtime AS officer, shows improvement from heart trouble at his residence on Fourth and Topeka avenues. Family notes he may be moved by next month if stability continues and a physician approves. De Powell hopes to leave home in a few weeks if conditions allow.
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Saya
Coll
Johnenn
Sorber
Fourth
Topeka
Ihetter
Butler Bill Advances Despite House Turmoil
A fragmented report indicates Wyandotte representative Touewh Bar ict led a push to print and place a women’s suffrage bill on the calendar amid contentious committee wrangling. The house vote followed a wavering sequence as supporters pressed the measure forward.
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Wyandotte
Ted Gatgr
Queen Victoria Fortune Details From Will Reportedly Leaked
New York dispatch cites Cowes sources claiming Victoria’s will remains sealed apart from hints that Princess Beatrice may receive the bulk of an estimated fifty to sixty million dollars. The Queen’s extensive private estate is said to fund royal expenses with Balmoral and other properties likely to pass to various nobles, while Crown Prince and other heirs are expected to receive portions or installations in the duchy of Cornwall. The report notes Victoria’s private fortune was built up alongside public funds and investments, with annual gains reaching about four million dollars.
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New York
Cowes
Victoria
Tan
Valie
Princesa Beate
Prince Henry of
Gattenitrg
Christian
Autstair
Bok
Edward VI
Duke of Tork
Duchy of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Albect
Moria
Pring Consort
Subieces
Isle of Wight
Queen Victoria
Royal Yardt
Bhors
St. Olkers
Ts! Margulis
Tacaasene
Earl Roberts
Apa
William St Tondrorick
Alberta
Enacs
Pebroury
Crown Prince
Broderick William
Germany
England
Hohensollen
Tandon
Pariament
Halsbury
Wm. Court Gully
Washington
Edward Vv
Monsige
Port
Lnduday
Legislative Snapshots From a Turbulent Session in Kansas
State grain inspector McKensie reports congestion, while the Kingman Telephone Co. expands with capital stock of 50 000. Bills aim to establish a wheat plant at Hutchinson and to strengthen prohibition tests. Senator McMillan appeals for public input on semi centennial exposition funding, and education chairmen back a Grattan bill on textbooks. Governor Stanley vows vetoes on local bills after February 16.
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McKensie
Kingman Telephone Company
Rese
Wits
Mort Alvaugh
Stosthieiders
Judiciary Committee
le Era
Prema Grand Jury
Lave
Wwe
Senate
August Bondl
Greeley Counshal
House
Fiutchinson
Smith
Sapp
Stile
Common Pleas Cours
Cherokee County
Seventh Judicial District
Crawford County
Girard
Pittsburg
McMillan
Leldy
Butler
Firet Cine
Agatn
Schator Pestanatt
Dilla
Stanley
Jonke
Tany
Ae M. Frost
Garden City
Hae
Finney, Kearney
Harailton
Bieterio
Editor Deported for Military Journal Article in Manila
Manila dispatch reports editor George T. Rice of the Daily Bulletin, a marine journal, ordered deported to the United States aboard the Pennsylvania. Rice allegedly published articles deemed dangerous to the military situation. the governor general’s secretary demanded no further such pieces and Rice faced expulsion as a security risk.
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Manila
Jen
Macarthur
United States
George T. Rice
Daily “Bulletin
Rice
Pennsylvania
Wis
Porta Praunterseltuche
Mille
Dan M Ginley Dead Former Lyon County Deputy Sheriff
Dan M Ginley, once deputy sheriff of Lyon County, dies at Cripple Creek. The report notes his death followed health issues and references his longtime service to the county.
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Lyon County
Cripple Creek
Dip Medigley
Carlisle Sued Over $2,000 Damages Claim
Cadman filed a civil action seeking two thousand dollars in damages. The suit names Carlisle as the defendant and marks a dispute pending in the local court.
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Cadman
FALSE IMPRISONMENT CHARGE AGAINST SECRETARY CARLISTE
A court record details an accusation of false imprisonment and theft involving Mrs Carliste’s sealskin. John G. Carliste, secretary of the treasury, faced charges in New York. an indictment and trial followed, with references to a February hearing and claims concerning damages.
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Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
John GO. Carliste
the Treasury
Ufler Presidesis
Carliste
Ceritele
Air
Curtisle
Porto Rico
United States Supreme Court
Dera
Wiebard
Cape
Envnc Jory
Teva
Cowlox
Cariivle
Unclear schooner wreck near coast prompts lifeboat rescue
A damaged OCR report describes a schooner named Blew or The futon ned sailing toward San Praccisco when it struck rocks. Captain Pree of the lighthouse and a volunteer crew attempted multiple rescues, with a boat tran leunched to aid but the wreck prevented salvage. Built in Palr Haven and owned by Hackiey of San Pre.
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San Praccisco
Benemie
Frank
Heme
Pree
Wimamen
Palr Haven
Hackiey
San Pre
Frye's Retirement and Contested Legacy in Cuba Era Pretext
Fragmented OCR summary notes Frye's retirement amid Havana era debates and a pretext tied to a Jonuenue fay with le Teng peruitm ent, referencing Cuba and General views. Mentions Pry sale and Wood’s role. references control, timing, and misquoted names.
Unclear OCR Summary of Africa Anti-Filibuster and Weather
Fragmentary text mentions a Senate filibuster, weapons and ammunition shipments, and logistics between Port Nolroth and Lamber. Draftors conduct free ing of the weal frees amid arrests. Disjointed weather and fare notices appear, with uncertain dates and locations, making concrete facts hard to extract.
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Itead
Africa
Cane Senatt
Lund
Mene
Port Nolroth
Lamber
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T. Filtra
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Pa Ee Weiten
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Mitt
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Elaine Frat Beott
Wiatta
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Mirstall
James Mt. Na- Neosho
Sf Betts
Shawateincoln
Harper County
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Sues
Warner
Col. Johnson
Princess Beatrice
Dunetal
London
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Stiene
Dan M'Ginley
Denmark
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Laznent
Mnanee Dhen
Carlisle
Barbara Heraater
Point Arcos
Frye
Him
Gen Wood
Alana TS
Kahras
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Cusser
Leela
Winsia
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