Nominations Confirmed by Senate and New Nominations
The Senate confirmed the list of nominations after a lengthy session. Nominations include Arthur C. Millette, Luther B. Richardson, Justine Halford, and others for governorship, justice, and diplomatic posts. New nominees John A. Enander and George S. Bachelor receive detailed biographical notes. New posts for Montana, Indiana, and Washington Territory outlined with confirmation underway.
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Grand Forks
Justine Cornelius H. Halford
Washing Territory
Supreme Court of the
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George W. Irvin
Montana
A. W. Chambers
Indiana
United States
District of Idiana
New York
Hugh 5. Thompson
Albert G. Porte
Tadiana
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John Alexander
Minolta
Denmark
Lyman M. Ward
Henton Helios, Mich
Richard Root
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Kansas Delegation Questions Consular Posts Share
The Kansas delegation pressed Secretary Blaine for a division of consular and diplomatic posts with Kansas receiving only a small share. Kansans expect two posts from the state and resent perceived slights as Western states seek larger representation. The talk included names like Kal Wales and Chases K. Holliday and noted ongoing Cabinet and congressional maneuvers. The note ends with Halstead in New York denying or confirming rumors of his possible political choices.
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Bound for the Promised Land and early territorial governance
Report from March 12 describes growing settler inflow to the Oklahoma country with many applicants seeking land and houses. Representative Mansur of Missouri plans to visit Southern Kansas and the territory as a territorial government is forecast. Indian scouts are active and there are rumors of a Thursday raid, while efforts to curb liquor sales surface amid anticipated saloon shipments. A posse of settlers bound for Kishomm travels in two trains of wagons with supplies, led by Captain James Gross as authorities anticipate further migration from Wichita and Arkansas City.
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Mansur in Oklahoma tour eyes future territorial policy
Jevenesox City Missouri March 1 Congressman C H Mansur stops to visit Coffeyville and towns around Oklahoma Territory. He aims to learn country conditions and shape future legislation. He notes president’s proclamations and urges public patience as policy opens. A second item reports the largest ej ectment suit in United States history, involving the International Land Company and Maxwell Law Grant Company amid Mexican movement effects and land claims.
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Cherokee Commission Faces Mixed Reactions in Washington
In Washington today the Cherokee Commission faced mixed reception as cattle barons and their senatorial representative pushed to influence policy. Officials reported ongoing lobbying as President pursues a measured approach amid delegation arrivals and proclamations impacting tribal affairs.
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The Samoan Situation Talk Delivers Sultry Dispatches
A Washington special reports on a tense exchange amid Pacific crisis rumors. Details allege German threats, naval moves, and potential American responses. observers signal tension as parliamentary questions probe imperial policy and Samoa’s fate.
Delegations Visit Washington Amid Domestic Disputes
The report notes several delegations in Columbia with figures like Senators Washburn and Davis and Representatives Fetter Brant Veukver. they met with Dolpa of Oregon. Chicago's Little Lucy case appears with Henry and his wife arraigned in police court over Lacy Spellman’s disappearance, as a dispatch from Kansas City mentions a forthcoming mother.
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