Passenger agents discuss harvest excursion limits as months and notes
Western road general passenger agents debated commissions recommendations to restrict harvest excursions to a single August and one in September while Missouri lines seek reductions on trips. No agreement reached at adjournment. Astor wealth story notes Jolie Jacal Assur’s will admission making William Waldorf Astor the wealthiest American.
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Yestertay
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Fox & Son Offered Silk Goods and Fabrics in Wichita
Fox Son arrived with bargain pieces including Henrietta, figured silks, stainless hose, Jaconet and Swiss produce at half price. They guarantee the goods and match dollar-for-dollar with other offers. Manufacturer samples of silk and Lisle offered, pricing to 60 cents per item. Feb. 25, Wichita, Kansas.
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Tip Pox & Son
Wichita
Kansas
Boies Speech On Railways And Prohibition Amid Delayed Inauguration
February events report Governor Boies addressing railways and prohibition issues in a crowded capitol session. Delegations from St Joseph Missouri and Cook County Illinois attended as the oath of office was administered, with focus on railroad finance, stock watering, and legal reforms. The piece also notes Canadian customs revisions and Harcourt’s political comparison amid election talk.
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Henry Caldwell Nominated for Eighth Circuit Judge
The president sent to the senate Henry Caldwell of Arkansas as the United States circuit judge for the Eighth Circuit to succeed Justice Brewer. Also seated are Atkinson as Representative from the First West Virginia District and Senator Paddock introducing a bill creating a Bureau of Animal Industry with disease eradication provisions, plus postmaster nominations for Missouri Kansas and the territory.
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Te House
West Virginia
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Atkinson Seat Contested as Pendleton Case Proceeds
In Wasmserox on February 27 the House debated the contested seat of Atkinson versus Pendleton. Pendleton challenged the ruling, asserting irregularities, while Cooper of Ohio argued for the contestant. The resolution seating Atkinson passed the House, while a separate quorum question sparked further procedural moves amid party-line voting.
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Virginia
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Suppress Disease Act to Regulate Livestock Trafficking
The act aims to regulate and suppress disease by controlling traffic in cattle and livestock handling, promote export of live stock, and provide inspection and quarantine powers. It establishes a bureau to enforce provisions, empowers the secretary to investigate and enforce penalties, and targets violations with specified penalties.
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Winter Storms Sweep Kansas Missouri and North
Blizzard conditions spread from Kansas to Missouri with high winds and deep snow across the central plains. Winter wheat protection from new snowfall, a zero thermometer, and disrupted railway traffic are noted. a separate legal decision in Washington reverses a town site claim affecting William Fossett and the Kingfisher Town Site Company.
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Fraternal Body Protests Tax Exemption Ruling
In Worvrreun Kansas a grand lodge meeting adopts resolutions opposing a tax plan that would strip exemptions for fraternal and benevolent organizations. They urge action to defend charitable groups while warning of broader financial and legal impacts within the state.
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Guthrie Fort Wayne Hail Way Campany Elects Officers
A Guthrie Kansas City and Fort Wayne hail road company met and elected officers including President OL Jentines and Vice Presidents W McNeal and J T Sachers. Directors named from New York Caldwell Wellington and others. Charter granted. work to begin soon with standard gate and a 42 mile line from Guthele to Fort Heuo.
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