McKinley Cuba Policy Outlined to Avoid Intervention
New York dispatch reports a policy pledge from the incoming administration to intervene minimally in Cuban affairs and avoid meddling with Spain. It states the United States will protect its citizens while preserving Cuba’s status quo, with any war actions to be decisively national.
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Marth
Jura
Priya
Spain
Boch
McKinley Pwiles
Rye Eldeen
United States
Malin Mckinley
Republic of Culm
Wuld
Mavane
Elcot McKinley
Wornsa
Chiid
Major Metintey
Gelightad
Gener Lev
Michiniel
St Bernard Monastery Ruined by Avalanche Demolition
A Puria dispatch reports the Famous Monastery at St Bernard partially ruined by an avalanche. The left wing collapsed and monks tunneled to escape. no deaths were noted.
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Puria
St Hernard
Enon Lp
Kentucky Senator Appointment Fiasco Rumors Swirl
In Louisville Kentucky March Merciat reports that Governor Bradley may not appoint a senator but convene the legislature to let Blackburn seek another term. The speculation centers on a plan to alter control and empower an assembly to elect a successor amid party pressure and shifting alliances.
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Bradley
Blackburn
Kentucky
Louisville
Merciat
Pati- Helireat
Trodhey Wilgut
Mehance
United States
Japan Adopts Gold Standard Withdraws Silver
Yokohama reports government decision to adopt gold as monetary standard with five yen as the smallest gold unit. Silver will be withdrawn gradually as the old silver standard is phased out. The reform begins in October as the new system comes into operation.
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Yokohama
Des
Oxtover
Sanguily and Family Arrive at Key West Amid Cheers
A crowded Key West harbor welcomed Junio Sanguly and his family on the steamer Mascotte from New Fort, with a public display of greeting by admirers and locals. Reported tensions and crowd scenes accompanied the arrival as officials conducted sanitary checks before escorting Sanguily to a carriage amid celebrations and speculation about recent events.
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Key West
Fin
Junio Sanguls
Ferns
Mascotte
Iteg
Theodah & i
Sia
Peteon
Geo
Wayer
Bate
Frisde
Betail
Suigully
Hudson's Side in Kansas State Printer Fight
Snow's attorneys paid from Governor's contingent fund as case to oust Snow and recognize Snow proceeds through supreme court. Attorney General Boyle and Governor Leeds back the effort. Snow contends rights to state printer extend to June 30. Voucher payments and state expenditure cited as support for Snow while courts and political boards have ruled against him.
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Iludaon
Snow
Ty Thiste
Supreme Court
Atorney
Boyle
Leeds
District Court
Thesr
Sewinet Maow
Lesterature
Suiw
Str
Erera
Athles Ee
Diretrict Court
Legal State Printer of
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Panine
Wiecht
Lam Asain
Reeds
Muris
Gieim
Curtis
Cas
Chae Comite
Wilte
Revern
Clomona
Vurcher Unis
Zovoehof
Basisc
Sivte Ez Fel Altorney
Hudson
Supreme Wrt
J. Khinlwck
Benury M
Staten
Saunimg Court
Karese
Navy Blue Jackets to Attend Inaugural Parade
Arrangements completed for naval participation with 38 blue jackets under Captain Sands from the cruiser Columbia. Battalion drawn from New York Indiana and Columbia now at Hampton Roads. A special steamer will take men up the river to Washington. They arrive Thursday morning and return the same night.
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Washington
Sands
Indiana
Columbia
Hampler Roads
Weyler Resigns As War Preparations Begin
A Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler has forwarded resignation to Madrid and will depart within weeks after the Sanguilly release. Separate Tallahassee dispatch claims Florida’s rail lines and federal authorities prepared to move quickly to deploy state and federal troops to Tampa Key West Augustine Jacksonville and other coast towns if needed. torpedoes and coastal batteries have been placed at key harbors, with state troops ready for rapid call up and movement.
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Herald
Havana
Weyler
Madrid
Julio Sanguilly
Sanguilly
Ramon Blanco Arenas
Pena Plata
Weyter
Chivas
Tallahasee
Florida
Opco
Washington
Tampa
Key West
Augustine
Jacksonville
AL St. Augustine
Old Fort
Ikey West
St Augustine
Miami
Tampa Bay
McKinleys Ready for Departure Tonight at Canton
Canton dispatch notes the McKinley family making final preparations for their departure this evening. Major McKinley and Mrs McKinley are in excellent health and spirits, with Dr. Phillips reporting no physical concerns. Washington observers say the White House is prepared for occupancy by President and Mrs McKinley, while furnishings and interiors have been refreshed for their arrival. In banking news, United States currency reports dividends across several banks including Forty percent at Gennett National Bank and other institutions.
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Canton
McKinley
Major
Mic McKinley
Philips
McKintey Bere
Inc
Washington
Mitch L
Thiboi
Isin
Cleveland Baye
Princevon
Nathen
Me. Porter
Major McGinley
White House
Fienas
Ie Faney
Wingett and King Go. Police Board Dismiss Two Patrolmen
The Topeka police board discharged two patrolmen Saturday night, Wingett and King, after less than a month in service. They were replaced by Joseph Campbell and George Rucker, both Populists. Campbell is white, Rucker is Black. Rucker is well known in his community and Campbell is related to ex-Governor Lewelling. The board cited a need for better fits. Chief Steele opposed the dismissals but the board acted. Campbell and Rucker began duties tonight, Campbell at Parkdale and Rucker at Souris Topeka.
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Topeka Police Board
Wingett
Tn Madre
Robert Jagrdos
Charles P. King
King
Alvb
Police
A.J. Arnold
Kenley
Gardiner
Steele
Billard
State Journal
Whit Renin
Wilson Keith
Hit
Keith
Aid
Joseph Campbell
Geo. Rucker
Campbell
Beere
Lewelling
Rucker
South Topeka
Parkdale
Souris Topeka
Santa Fe Land Grant Reversed by Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court today annulled a Santa Fe land grant, reversing the judgment of the lower court. The decision voids the grant, with implications for the disputed tract and related parties.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
March
United States Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Ministers Want Law To Force Church Attendance In Topeka
The Ministerial union of Topeka met at the YMCA and urged an ordinance covering Sunday theaters ball games and other entertainments with paid admission The group planned to submit the draft to congregations for ratification and then to Topeka city council for passage Two primaries are mentioned with three suffrage endorsed women preparing for school board primaries and the association remaining nonpartisan
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Ministerial Union of
Topeka
M. L. ‘Thomas
Chas. M. Sheldon
Topexa
M. F. McKiratan
Crawford
Fickney
M.L. Thomanz
Shwifield
Ehu Council
Ministerial Union
Gay &T
Auditorium bill sails through Senate in Shawnee plan
The Topeka auditorium bill cleared the Senate 23 to 2 amid confusion by two opposing senators. It authorizes cities of the 26,000 plus population to appropriate up to 10,000 for a site or building from general funds, with voter approval at a general election. The measure moves to the House, with Gov. Leedy expected to sign once officially published. The city election in April could also place the proposition on the ballot.
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Topeka Auditorium
Senate
Sterne
Morrow
Washington County
Mosher
Cloud County
State Journal
General Revenue Fund
Senate Passes Bills in Morning Session
The Kansas senate approved seven bills this morning including an act for recording real estate mortgage assignments within 30 days, wage protection for laborers especially miners, rescheduling the April county commissioners meeting, city first class regulations on contracts for street work, funding for county high schools, and amendments to session laws. House measures proceed to governor for signature while senate bills go to the house.
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Topeka Auditorium
Senate
Lambert
Lincol
Farreley
Zimmer
Coleman
Four Bills Pass In Legislature Amid Procedural Reforms
The house approved four bills including restrictions on railroad crossing delays and street or alley vacations, with one bill setting contempt procedures for courts. Governor signature expected. The measures, drafted by Senator Forney and the judiciary committee, address rail gridlock, city boundary changes, and statutory purchases.
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Senator Forney
Judiciary Committee
WLC
Indictment Cites Libel Prohibition in Court Proceedings
The text notes penalties for publishing libel or slander about the court or judge. It states that violations of court-related prohibitions could be deemed misdemeanors with punishment including up to 12 months in county jail, or fines up to 2000 dollars, or both.
Impeachment Petition Aims to Remove Judge Vandivert
A petition for impeachment alleges misconduct and high misdemeanors in office by Judge Vandivert. The document claims wilful oppression partiality corruption and abuse of authority and seeks an impeachment session in the house records.
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Vandivert
Andonge Eterne Ae Nce
Must Keep on the Walks House Bill Seeks Penalty
The house committee on state affairs recommends a bill imposing a penalty of not less than 10 nor more than 320 for anyone who walks rides or drives across state house grounds and does not follow the walks. The bill was reported today and prepared by the secretary of state. The executive council plan diagonal walks and will enforce the law if the measure passes.
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House Committee On State Affairs
State House
Final push for oleomar garine bill passage
Supporters rally for a last effort to pass the oleomar garine bill as it nears a floor vote tomorrow after a prior defeat in committee. Former opponents report receiving instructions from constituents to switch positions and back the measure.
Won't Abolish Offices Despite Calendar Pressure
The house shows no prospect of passing bills to abolish the labor commissioner and the board of public works. Chairman Weilep urged their passage, but they remain on the calendar with little chance of advancement. The likelihood of abolition is in doubt.
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Board of Public Works
Weilep
Committee On State Affairs
House Passes Stock Yards Bill With Narrow Vote
The measure cleared the house by 103 votes with Cub Wien the sole opponent. Absent or not voting were Armstrong Eperson Ernst Feighner Gates Giles Harvey Henley Keefer McCarthy Smith Trueblood. The bill goes to the senate as Special Orders for Wednesday.
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Cub- Wien
Armstrong
Epperson
Ernst
Feighner
Gates
Gilespie
Harvey
Henley
Keefer
McCarthy
Smith
Brown
Ingalls on Trusts and the power of the people
In a New York print, John J. Ingalls argues that opposition to trusts stems from concern that monopolies restrain liberty and degrade labor. He asserts the people can outlaw trusts, tax excess power, and use courts to curb production and price control, warning against partisan manipulation.
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New York
Sonpirvd
Gage Arrives in Washington for Treasury Dinner
Washington report says J. Gage of Tislots arrives by Chesapeake and Ohio from Warm Springs Virginia and will attend a dinner hosted by Secretary Car and other treasury officials at the home of Thomas Nelson Page in Rhode Island context.
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Washington
J. Gase
Tislots
Carliste
Miesapeake & Olio
Wet Springs
Thomas Ryan
Rhode
Treasury
Gug
Thomas Nelson Page
Train carrying Governor Tanner narrowly wrecked in West Virginia
Washington March 1 The Illinois governor Tanner was aboard a speeding passenger train that narrowly avoided disaster near Moundsville as a track walker John Fitzpatrick warned them of a bonfire on the rails. The locomotive struck burning debris before stopping amid boulders at the cliff edge, saving many lives.
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Washington
Tanner
Illqois
Moundsville
Benwood
Anyon
John Pitzick
West Virginia
Funeral F S Stumbaugh Laid To Rest In Topeka
Funeral held yesterday at English Lutheran Church with Rev A B Waner sermon. Large attendance including Topeka bar and Mrs Brumbaugh’s family. Col F S Stumbaugh, veteran of Franklin County militia and Civil War officer, practiced law in Rush Center before moving to Topeka, later Kansas legislator.
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F. S Stumbaugh
Topelew
Magehetd Lutheran Church
A.B. Wanener
Topeka
Col
Frederick & Stumtaugh
Pennsylvania
Franklin County
Beret
Frankin County Regiment
Pire
Brecond Pennsylvenia Volunteer Infantry
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Eunn
Stumbaugh
FDR
McCook
Servion
Sman
Cameron
Kansas
Itt
Mott
Rush Center
Tushminty
Toppius
Cal. Stumbaugh
UN Berhin
Mra. Brumoauch
Hite
Tsader
George
Alay Stumbauch
Toprke
Elizabeth Davison
Tush Center
Tom Stemback
Earlboro
Todae No
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Lincoln Post
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