Return to Work After City Strike Amid Calm and Tension
Reports from York Indiana describe resumed transit operations as belts and avenues push to run limited car and ferry service. Police maintain order while workers gather for reemployment, with guards and reserve forces stationed to prevent clashes and ensure safety along Broadway and Sixth Avenue.
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Grant Street
Forty-second Street
Tiptor Williams
Broadway
Eagbtal
Ninth Avenue
Postoffice and Agricultural Appropriations Debated in Congress
In Washington January 8 the postoffice appropriation bill totals 20 641 000 and adds 5 755 210 to the current year. The draft includes plan eleven promotions and reforms under postmaster general. The agricultural bill proposes 1 611 010, with seed distribution provisions and state agricultural stations to handle seed flow. Also notes South Pennsylvania rail settlement and Vanderbilts’ influence shaping the railroad tariff alignments.
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Jan
Hiss
Congress
Samoan Advice and Naval Tensions Near Apia
Reports from Samoa describe Advices from Sa moa state authorities will search all ships for contraband articles. A passenger from the British steamer Wapme was briefly under arrest, later released under British pressure. German control steps at Apia trigger entrenchment among Mataia followers as steamer Richmond arrives for inspection. In New York dry goods trade, demand rises with firmer markets and abundant wool stocks.
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Jay
Gees
Wooles
Judiciary apportionment and sewer plan dominate Kansas senate
The joint committee on judiciary apportionment moves toward districting amid six new seats and six judges, while Senate and committee on cities of the first class push Bentley led reform bills. Hearings on packing and insurance, plus public notices, fill the day. Prouty marked died, and unity in debate over the sewerage bill emerges as a key issue.
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Medicine Lodge Eyes Sugar Plant and Water Works Plan
Citizens at Medicine Lodge discuss a proposed sugar plant, salt production, and a glucose water system at a January meeting. State sugar inspectors EW Deming and Prof. Cowgill outline how to run the sugar mill, paper from waste chips, and a cheap, extensive operation. Local commerce buzzes as bankers, merchants, and residents unite to pursue regional development.
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Medicine
Arrested for Blackmail in State Printer Extortion Case
A warrant swore out against Tarek A. Kan and others over a blackmail attempt directed at state printer C. Baker. The letter urged price reductions of about one third and demanded a sealed envelope payment. the case led to a confrontation and a February 5 trial date, with Baker’s pursuit of the letters and related affidavits forming the core of the dispute.
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Cavanaugh
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Payson's Homestead Amendment Reconsidered in House
The House continued debate on Payson’s soldier’s homestead amendment amid divided opinions. Supporters urged its passage while opponents argued about scope. lawmakers urged reconsideration, with key figures from Missouri and Mississippi weighing in. The session focused on whether veterans would gain entry protections under the act and how to apply the clause to opened lands.
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