Payne and Littlefield discuss Cuban reciprocity plans
Worthington November 25 Representatives Payne of New York and Littlefield of Maine, long tied to proposed wait trist legislation, met the President for a few minutes. Payne expects no attempt to alter the approaching session. he says Cuban reciprocity will drive the major work this winter. Littlefield would not disclose anti trust plans, saying he is not ready to announce withdrawals from Speaker Ship. In other news, B C Houston of Chester, Pa., died after injuries from a locomotive accident at Elk Horn, West Virginia. He was 70 years old.
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Old Kickapoo Cannon Rescued from Missourians
Col H Miles Moore recalls the rescue of the cannon Old Kickapoo from Missouri amid tensions after the border troubles. He describes stealing the gun from Liberty, hiding it near Kickapoo, then moving it to Leavenworth and finally delivering it to the State Historical Society via Judge Adams in Chicago. He also recounts wartime adventures and a near-miss with an armed rival.
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Warrants In A Bunch Report On Frath Incident
The article describes a man accused of highway robbery amid public outrage and threats. It names Jacob Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. W. Crad dock, Fra Latte, George Ape, and others who allegedly wrote about the escape and movements. A county attorney is involved with the case.
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Is it Kelly A New York dispatch on Kelly's arrival and fugitive status
The Evening World reports Charles F. Kelly former speaker of the St. Louis house of delegates landed from the Celtic at the pier in New York. Congressman elect James J. Butler and associates greeted him. Kelly asked for privacy citing personal loss. Reports from St Louis recount indictments, a $20,000 bond, a $300 reward, and police efforts to arrest him before a grand jury adjourns on the fighting bill with limitations implications.
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Squadrons Prepare for Caribbean Winter Maneuvers
Washington reports North Atlantic squadron units arriving from Hampton Roads to join winter drills in the Caribbean. The Moore Aves, Alabama, Massachusetts, Veteolt, Cincinnati, Culges, Fortune and Machias travel with the supply ship Culges and colliers to Guano or Pura Trinidad awaiting reunions with European and South Atlantic squadrons.
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Cabinet meets over cattle disease and new appoinments
Washington November 28 Cabinet session excluded Secretary Hay and Secretary Hebert to discuss foot and mouth disease in New England stock. Secretary Wilson outlined measures to stamp out the outbreak and quarantine steps seen as preventing spread. Dr. Salmon likely to be sent to New England. Justice Department appointments include I L Leeds US district attorney for eastern Virginia Sol Botha for Chicago district and Morgan Beach for the District of Columbia.
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Nixon Case Advanced in Supreme Court Walker Nixon Contest
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Walker Nixon contest from Barber county Wednesday. Major A M Harvey led for Walker and county commissioners appealing Judge Glen's mandamus order to count ballots aiding Nixon to gain the representative seat. Harvey filed to make the state board of canvassers a party. the court will decide this afternoon and could require continued canvassing until the appeal is resolved.
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Sharpe Wins Tie Election After Casting Vote Result
In Pawnee county the Sharpe Sweeney tie was settled by a casting vote. Both candidates, Sharpe Republican and Sweeney, each received 728 votes. Major A. M. Harvey supported Sweeney while M. Albaugh backed Sharpe. The final selection used drawing straws, with the short straw determining the winner for Sharpe.
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