Senator from Wyoming shifts party as senate bid grows
The Wheeling Register reports a temporary Democratic tilt for a Wyoming Senate seat, with party lines shifting amid national political maneuvering. The piece details legislative plans, potential candidate dynamics, and the impact on Senate balance as the March 4 deadline approaches. It notes Democratic gains in several states and outlines cabinet speculation, including education and treasury posts amid a broader reform optimism. The article also touches on proposed university expansion in Fayetteville and ongoing debates over electric bill scheduling, reflecting a tense, mixed political climate.
Inauguration Trip Planned by TerisT Students
A large delegation of TerisT students vows to attend the March inauguration by special train. The list of 14 travelers includes A A Pranebsim A D Garden A P Garden Dave Gandes L Delaplaine Campbell K Brookes and many others. The event also features a Cathedral Parish School display of colored maps and a meeting of Local Union No. 15 with resolutions backing car workers.
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1902 Senate debate on three percent bonds amendment
The article records a Senate debate in Washington on the Sherman three percent bond issue amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill. It covers Mr Mills's amendment, Mr Sherman’s amendment, opposition by Mr Stewart, and votes showing the amendment defeated. It notes remarks by Mr Palmer, Mr Brice, Mr Allison, Mr Vilas, Mr Teller and Mr McPherson, and mentions Treasury notes, gold and silver parity questions, with adjournment and future action. It also reports New York state political moves, the senatorial appointment in New Jersey and President Harrison’s return from a hunting trip.
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Wheeling Electric Light Bill May Not Be Reached
Wheeling's electric light bill sits far down on the House calendar due to late introduction. It may not be reached before adjournment though no opposition exists. it could be rushed through under suspension if favored by the committee. Mr O Kane introduced it. referred to Judiciary, not yet reported back. Mr Wilson pushes for suspension if the measure clears committee. Local measures suffer when session ends with crowded business and motions to consider them neglected.
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Debated Bankruptcy of Gambies Election Bill Substit ute Third Reading
In Caanestox West Virginia February 15 the House debated Mr Gambies substitute for his election bill. It passed second reading after amendments, sets precinct voting, mandates Australian ballot law, and reserves writs to the Supreme Court of Appeals with hearings by the second Wednesday in January. An Edwards amendment on ballot numbering faced defense. Also reported: Wheeling electric light bill favorably by House Judiciary committee.
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Martins Perry Aspirant Wins Northwestern Pharmacy Gold
Asa De Vault's friends note his gold badge for top general achievement in the Junior class at the Northwestern School of Pharmacy in Chicago. Local items report a dancing club meeting, a mule accident, illnesses, union resolutions, a funeral, and Lent observances with scheduled services and Ember days.
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West Virginia Legislature Briefs on Education and Finance
The Senate adjourned after a morning session with bills under consideration. A bill to create a limited jurisdiction court was discussed, while a measure to fund a preparatory branch of the State University at Fayette County advanced. The House debated appropriations for a statue in Washington and readied bills affecting coal mine safety and public moneys. The governor notified approval of railroad consolidations and reform school amendments. Leaves of absence were granted to several members.
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