National delegates eyed for convention and weather bulletin
Nearly all states announce sending delegates to the forthcoming convention while Congress grapples with the beef question and quorum issues. A weather bulletin from the Wichita office notes a record spread of temperatures and shifting winds across the central region with rising clouds and humidity.
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Biesal Orrice
Wicarrs
Kan
Gwatleto Trreir
Momiles
L. Fotisans
Obewrrar
van Derarrapst
Wasumerox
Treneyfour Hietrs
Fallowe
Iowa
Missonti—Yal
Sturmer
Incomplete legislative notes touch Texas and states invited
Fragmentary report cites invited participation from Texas Colorado Nevada New Mexico Arizona Missouri and others. Committee delays, quorums, and debates on read commissioner pay dominate the session. Bills on district elections and horse theft penalties are discussed amid adjournment plans for the next session.
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Yortna
Feu
Texas
Colomdo
Nebravia
Oli
Wyotwins
New Alexico
Arizona
Tivos
Missouri
Hillston
Berry
Carrell
Metagwart
Ganotied
Ranalderafte
Senate
Turbulent Debates Over Army Autonomy and Policy Details
Secretary Bayard comments on the pending conference, defending the department amid criticisms by Sewall and Bates. The article notes ongoing discussions on restoring autonomy of Thoidande, safeguarding American interests, and potential moves toward a graceful settlement, with officials including Admiral Kimberly and Mr. Lewis cited as shaping the course.
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Battiwone
Feh
Uayard
Ton Repenice
The
Sun
Eamnoa
Thoidande
Iateresta
Tentolley
Herbert
Jon
Ewaltidt
Bayard
Esure
Mr. Lewis
Bern
Kimberly
Sewell
Samoa
Mr. Ayant
Ulster
Seton
Ieee & Pellacterate
Peneal
German Gossip in Prussian Diet War Watch Amid Budget Fight
In the Prussian lower house the emperor's civil list bill passed a second reading amid protests by progressists over a 40,08 mark increase. The minority questioned imperial wealth while detailing crown revenues and vast domains. A telegraph to the emperor from Poland noted him presenting a flag to guards. Reports mention weather and health concerns for the ruler, with royal family routines described.
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New York Associated Press
Bentsy
Royal Household
Theo
Bret
Fot Guards
Berzwann
Engerot
Prince Bismarck
Charles Beresford
Exjland
France
Jos
Lord Charles
Germany
Eng
Dytent
Princs Sikmarck
Lily Reddlsess
Buelaud
Beresfont
Lis Auvermmens
Roglaud
Bridge accident on International & Great Northern kills two
A freight train south of the city toppled a lowered iron beam during repairs on a Medion river bridge. Two workers, Goodle and Sandie McDonald, died. Max Hocie dislocated his shoulder after leaping to escape the collapse. another worker was struck by a heavy bar and crushed.
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Sax Astosio
International & Great Northern
Medion River
Goodle
Sandie McDonald
Max Hociey
A Parting Visit to General Harrison by Marion County Club
Inprdxarouis Feb 9 3 pm over 100 Marion County Tippecanoe club members called on General Harrison presenting a lavish bible. Rev Dr Henry Day spoke briefly. Harrison expressed deep emotion and praised the veterans while warning of future duties and praising the country’s true glory as he bid farewell. The veterans departed quietly with tears and shaking his hand.
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Regan
Min
York
The Creak Concession and Bank Scandals Chronicle
A jumble of 19th century Congressional debate notes and New York crime briefs reports a heated session on a bill, post office funds amendment, and a string of sensational stories. Gookin’s embezzlement at Manhattan elevated railroad totals over 50,000 with jobless liquidation to Canada. Prison investigation ends. Breck’s suicide. Shaw’s murder in Kentucky. riot fears in Rome and Cuban trade restrictions trend.
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New York
Gookin
Manhattan Elevated Railroad Company
Canard
Telegraphic Brevities from a Turbulent Washington Era
Fragmented wires recount a rapid stream of 19th century notes. Mentions Colonel Daniel Lasour leaving Washington for New York and a noisy slate of political and social items across Nebraska Kentucky and New York, with brief references to elections, canvassing, and notable figures. The jumble includes party names, postal notes, and scattered local anecdotes.
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Daniel & Lasour
Washington
New York
Dakota House of Representanivie
Womah
Wulfraige
Tears
Wallingford
Tolmcco Trater
Ganre Ich
Fanart Dineeld
Laser County
Kentucky
Crinine Jeter Bench Debate Prompts Strong Point
A fragment from a local page shows a discussion about bench tensions and performance. It mentions Crinine Jeter and a debate over point guards, with emphasis on character flaws and observer views. The text is incomplete but signals a sports or opinion item on team dynamics.
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Nise States
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Boel
Alexa
Minty Ommieslonery
Tulweco
Auinors
Phillips
Verite
Pataed
Sewall and Bates
Bradstreet
New Yoas
Bradacrevis
Koutaas City
New Orleans
St. Louis
Laval
Peli
Bradservet
United States
Tate
Ouathink
Cutinila
Leo
Diegeman
Chicago
Ceaelly Wrorizet
Juhu Mires: Oxtat He Meyer Belies
Tw Baby Teast Milne Company
Werther
Matolet-Borgess Milling Company
Breckiman
Frank L. Jones
Bewgertim
Failere
Cutcaco
Orlibus
Osle & Westers Coal Sndium Company
Cishutunes
Sh Bla
Rucker
Arkins
Dewvaxe
Col
John Arwing
Sear Blackborn
Af Reabockey Acu
Harrison
Tippecanoe Club
Biswanek
D.T
Chatch
Elemon
Church
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M'Millan
Dertort
Senstor
McMillan
Weet Harrison
Sam
Palmer
Rysett
Shermat
Ene
Kaos
Meer
Alger
Wiber
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Ain Invincible
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Matt Harris
Invincibles
League of Beers
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Delaney
Tel
Feniags
Heeas
Iornenz
Wasimero
Nawo
Sanwa
Pago Pago
HM Sewall
of Stats
Wromtentow
Del
Curley Hartis
Tonyoe Hart
Crisp
Illinois
House
Cannon
Ilinois
Prrtsevre
Peniten- Siney
Rankin
Rayne
Severnl
Boska
Weigle
Mae Hernexe
Board of Inspectors
Kelly
Beant
Louis
Edward G. Breck
Commercial Bank
Gamble Street
Breck
Cine
Louisvilie
Kate Ticky Union
Larue
William Shaw
Shaw
Thompson
Tuompson
Bostryville
William Holden
McGrath
Balmoral Hotel
Botlin
Holden
Dante
Taulatasss
Fla
South Florida
Jacksonville
Florida
New Yeas
Stevenson
Ate Street
Teath Avenue
Prersnvas
Sweeney
Chambers
Catn
Arapria
Aberiff
Huth
Thue
Aetmller Countien
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Monica
Wis
Polles
Aul
Curley
Little Ancle Redmond
Pearly
Corley
Jerrensos City
Francis
William Walker
Grark
David Arne
Papreme
Bill Mathews
Cuine
St. Loui
Indian Territory
Hycar Yusa Ja
Yusala
Hosteiner
New York Tumor Company
Brooklys
Ewil Webber
Robert King
Fifth Avenue
Austin
Tex
Major Stewart
Lexington
Manmoureed
Chauncey M. Depew Lins
Meury
A. Archiewid
Lyndhurst
Bergenounty
Ing
Laas
Allcock
Atramp
Sam Brow
Thatcher
Brown
Orb
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Tere
Agit
Pashler
Goodking
Mina
Connecticut
Nonwark
Conn
Jane Puri
Tiwan
Etrerane Ameyrice
Aginas
Bret van For Wesue
N.Y. Eieetric Society
Nemon
Eivetrtl
Bex
Brooklyn
N.Y
Wim. Brown
Karras Cos
Pet
Wen
Caiminns
C. Fei
E BH
Diden
Henry Woethardy
North Main Street
C. H. Lewis & Co
N Main Streets
Nebraska
White Caps
Hale
Bobsh
Risweell
Lyneling
George Hagerinian
Tolay
North Bend
Yrlitoh
Tilden
Tebbes
Hees Watterson
Hanes
Pittsburgh
Rulinous Journal
Palla
New Sarees
Hases
Ines
Anil
Aumister
Rover
Furtabin
Faye Banister
Saul
Renee
Taman
Aleubebefly
Winfleet
Jeter
Wichita Eagle
Ius Wei
Iver
DR. Thornton
ORS. Thorator & Thornton
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