Governor Vetoes Rail Bill Amid Debate Over Powers
The governor vetoed the proposed rail regulation bill, arguing it is impractical and no better than existing law. He warns it would fail populist demands for stronger action and critiques the bill’s clerical rail commission powers as insufficient and overly complex. The controversy centers on penalties, enforcement, and the commission’s authority to compel compliance and court access.
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Strong endorsements for Ericson as minister to Sweden
Senators and officials, including Teller, Pettigrew, Cannon, and Warren, as well as Ways and Means Chair Kinley, meet with President to discuss a ministerial post for Iowa's Ericson to Sweden. Petitions from western states and Swedish clubs bolster Ericson while other candidates, notably ex Minister Thomas, are considered amid courtesy visits. Private citizens Murat Halstead and Powell Clayton also call.
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Governor’s veto on railroad bill sparks call for special session
The governor’s veto of railroad legislation prompts questions about a special session to pursue reforms. Supporters urge a maximum freight rate bill, while others doubt calling a session now. Local figures believe consistent railroad law is crucial for the next campaign and public demand.
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Progress of the Bridge under Kansas river project
Superintendent Hinckley reported the smallest bridge estimate since work began, totaling 2249.54 dollars. He noted contractors should have monthly estimates nearer 10000 dollars but cement arrival has delayed costs. Over half the piles are driven and dam forming with concrete is imminent as commissioners approved today's estimate.
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Senate Votes to Remove Chancellor from University Board
U S senate passed a bill by 55 to 10 along party lines to strip Chancellor Snow from the board of regents and elect a new seven member body with gubernatorial appointment power. Regent Clark led the drive, arguing Snow’s advisory role and vocal stance against staff changes justified the move. supporters credit the chancellor with a long record of service and fund-raising for the institution.
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Two Houses Burn at Twelfth Street Crossroads
Early morning fire at 2 o clock destroyed two dwellings near Twelfth and West streets. A large lot and dry goods found burning inside the Pope widow’s home sparked a mystery as belts of new cloth and clothing were recovered from a suspicious pile. Fire Chief Wilmarth led efforts with Station No. 2, but an unknown white man renting the Pope house drew police inquiry. The destroyed houses were insured and the incident sparked neighborly suspicion and missing owner details.
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Auditorium to be built in city park at Topeka
City council agrees on placing a showy auditorium in City Park to preserve trees. Estimates suggest a 3000 seat frame building could cost about 28 000 to 31 000 with heating and lighting funded by city funds and a 20 000 to be raised by the Commercial Club. Architects to submit cost estimates at next week meeting.
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Prop Andre to Start Balloon Search From Ottawa
The government of Sweder notifies authorities in Ottawa that Professor Anvire will begin from Bruckholm at the end of Sunn in a balloon voyage toward the north pole. Officials at northwest territories and Hudson report the balloon if sighted. instructions requested.
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Lobdell Buys Half Interest in Leavenworth Paper
J E Lobdell announces new deal at Leavenworth with purchase of half interest in the Leavenworth Standard from Mrs Frank T Lynch. $300 down today to bind sale and $3,000 to be paid for Lynch's half held by Dr S F Neely Judge A T and Edward Carroll named as part of the ownership group. Paper to lean toward parties and will cease Monday after next.
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Daly Mine Avalanche Claims Park City Worker
Salt Lake dispatch reports under thirty feet of snow at the Daly mine in Park City Utah where Joseph Zucca perished. search found his body buried under thirty feet of snow near the boiler house. Zucca formerly lived in Rutland Vermont and the disaster will halt Daly mine operations for weeks for repairs.
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Mason gets eight years for embezzling Globe funds
Macdh, president of the Globe Investment Company, was convicted of embezzling funds totaling about 209 from the firm while My S00 served as president and Morse as treasurer. He received a prison term of not less than five nor more than eight years.
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Renewed fighting erupts in Crete as Turks and insurgents clash
Reports from Canea and Histapetra describe renewed combat around Akrotiert as insurgents attack Turkish positions. A Turkish transport with officials and troops arrives with smallpox aboard. In London and Athens officials discuss potential coercive action to eject Greeks from Crete and land foreign troops. Authorities eye a likely blockade of Greek coasts by week’s end.
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Londoners With Cretans At Hyde Park Protest Meeting
Special cable from Ralph reports London Hyde Park rally in support of Crete and Greece. A packed crowd heard MPs and other speakers denounce Turkish tyranny and back deliverance by Greek forces. The meeting urged Britain not to permit coercion of Greece and opposed using British arms against Greek interests.
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Lexow committee adopts report on trusts in New York
The Lexow investigation ends with a report attacking trusts and urging expanded attorney general powers to detect violations of restraint of trade. It notes evasion of taxes and stock manipulation, cites Sugar trust issues, and mentions Senator McCarren's dissent. A bill to curb cattle mortgage fraud is highlighted as No 26-15 on the house calendar.
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Fitz Stock in Training for Fight Contempt Claims Rise
In Carson City Nevada March observers discuss Fitz’s chances as Fred Fury, Pugilists and trainers influence public sentiment. Corbett’s camp garners support while Fugallo Mannons trains with strict methods. Al Smith travels from San Francisco, Dan Stuart remains housebound amid boxing preparation and betting patterns.
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San Francisco Fight Bets Highlight Corbett Simmons Clash
Money on the fighters runs high as Corbett and Simmons prepare for a major bout. Bets total 11 009 with additional certified checks and 20 left by backers. Contingents from New York and Chicago expected. local observers report heavy wagering and travel plans.
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No Band Concerts Spark Topeka Council Hearing
An ordinance by the Min Internal union to bar Sunday concerts and stage entertainments was discussed at a Topeka council meeting and referred to the ways and means committee. Violators face up to 100 dollars. venues hosting outdoor concerts could incur 200 dollars. Bandmaster John Marshall and supporters warn the measure would ruin Sunday music in Garfield park, while critics say it targets cultural life and local talent.
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Bis marck Very Ill In Germany Dispatch Reports
A Wertin sage dispatch to the Daily Mail says Prince Fibmarck is very ill with a severe attack. He is unable to sleep or talk, and his condition is described as serious.
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Senator Dolph’s Leg Amputated in Critical Condition
Portland March 9 Ex United States Senator John Dolph underwent amputation of his left leg just above the ankle after a sore worsened into a spreading infection. Doctors report he is in very critical condition and fear he may not survive the operation.
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