Cruel Orders Reported on Madamo Sihida Inquiry
A dispatch from Feb 17 cites an alleged Russian prison order from Saghalin Island dated March 10 1885 to confine political convicts with common criminals and use harsh discipline. It notes the fate of Nadezhda Sihida and details systematized punishment and surveillance patterns, plus past changes in policy and notable executions.
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Bbobet Keysas
Debates Set On World’s Fair Site And Budget
The House voted to set Thursday and Friday for general debate on the world’s fair bills and to take up a vote on site the following Monday unless a decision is made that no world’s fair will be held. Debates mixed with procedural clashes over quorum and journal entries as lawmakers argued whether to count tellers and how to proceed with the special orders.
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Date Fixed for Removal of Cattle From Cherokee Outlet
A presidential proclamation sets October 1 as the latest date for cattle removal from the Cherokee Outlet in the Indian Territory. Negotiations with the Indians may force immediate removal if not concluded. no new herds may enter after the deadline, and a mass meeting at Guthrie appeals for urgent action by Congress.
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Mass meetings urge Platt bill support in Guthrie and Arkansas City
Citizens in Guthrie Oklahoma and Arkansas City gathered in large meetings to urge immediate congressional action on opening lands for white settlement and homesteading. Resolutions praise supporters in Congress and demand rapid passage of land opening measures to relieve economic hardship and protect settlers.
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Interstate Cattlemen Convention Heads to March Delegates
A convention to discuss interstate cattle interests has been called by ranchers and exporters across states. Governors and territorial representatives are urged to appoint delegates to attend the deliberations, with aims to coordinate policies and promote cattle industry growth. A coal operator from Canon City is also noted in a separate item.
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Stakeholders clash as French brothers in shooting row
A race stake ended in gunfire when Fred and Charles French clashed with Freak Morgan over a disputed entry. Morgan was fatally shot, the French brothers escaped with their horses, and a manhunt is under way. Local authorities vow to enforce the law amidst a busy Galina and Latvia Masonic meeting and other notices.
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Freak Morgan
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Fred
Charles French
Grieg
Epowsh
Feruchhoya
Rates fall across states amid postwar recovery signs
Fragmented OCR notes suggest wage and rate reductions affecting cities and regions. References to Crow Chiles schedule, production cuts, and political shifts in America accompany mentions of Cronin juror cases and ongoing legislative votes. The text blends economic adjustments with political trials and parliamentary action, indicating a broad postwar adjustment period.
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