Frank and MacGinniss Tie at 18 Votes Apiece
In Helena on February 6 the senate discussed the Tierney gambling bill ending in a tie between Frank and MacGinniss. Barrage of political maneuvering followed as supporters hustled to sway votes, while references to Coburn and Clark shaped the drama. The house and senate moved on to related bills including judges, public morals, and asylum funding amid lively floor action.
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Macginniss
Helena
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Committee On Public Morals
Thomas Cruse
Bradetreet
Montana
John MacGinniss
Chauncey Clark
Tom Hinds
Frankould
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Clark Ine
Napoleon
Mahon
Robert Coburn
Coburn
Chateau County
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W. A. Clark
Gruwell
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House
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Silver Row
Toole
Ward
Lee Mantle
Anderson
Geiger
Hobson
Kelly
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Meyer
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Worden
H. L. Frank
Briggs
Courtney
Murray
Walter Cooper
Conrow
Hoffman
Tierney
John
Newberry
Newton
Patterson
Roland
Shanley
Stull
Baker
Berkin
Brien
Cannon
Geary
Gilchrist
Hill
Kilgallan
Madden
Pendergrass
Rossman
Eullivan
Lewis
Clarke
Urquhart
White
Corbett
Adkins
Axtell
Conner
Cascade
Cram
Crawford
Donaldson
Fine
Fitzpatrick
Hartwig
Lannin
McDonald
McDonnell
MceTague
Meunier
Pelletier
Sande
Martin
Metlen
Myers
Swindlehurst
Thoroughman
A. E. Spriggs
Ferry
Jen
State Board of Lunacy Commissioners
State Board
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Giilchrist
Butte
H. G. Loebinger
State Board of Medical Examiners
Charley Clark
Speaker
Rosman
Plate Ghiss
Appropriations Committee
Machinnes
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Senate Debates Army Hazing Ban and War Revenue Plan
Washington reports a Senate session tackling the military academy hazing amendment and a war revenue reduction bill. The hazing clause passed with stricter rules at West Point, while the revenue bill saw multiple tax changes including bucket shops, cigars, and tobacco, plus a rebate on unbroken packages of tobacco.
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Senate
Military Academy
West Point
Finance Committee
Morgan
Alabama
Uscuss
Jones
Arkansas
Aldrich
Rhode Island
George B. McClellan
Arizona Water Company
Pima
Maricopa County
Arizona
Allen
Army
United States
Sewall
Military
Secretary of War
Corps of Cadets
Navy
Mason
Platt
Connecticut
Allison
Hoar
Jeffries Ruhlin Prize Fight Case Arguments Continue
Cincinnati reports the second day of Jeffries Ruhlin case hearings on whether the February 15 event is a public nuisance under Ohio law. Mayor Fleischmann defended the permit while opponents argued Queensberry rules and boxing versus prize fight distinctions.
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Ohio
Fleischmann
Nash
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Martin
Childs
Arma
Hollister
Fenton Lawson
Musical
The
Athletic Association
William Ramsay
Saengerfest Musical Association
Lawson
Ramsay
Saengerfest Association
Musical Association
Mayor Fleischmann
Henry Straus
Straus
John M. Warrington
Moses Wilson
Marquis of Queensberry
Wilson
Athletic Associa
Troops Ordered Out After Prize Fight Disruption
Governor Nash orders two regiments to march as troops halt a prize fight. A $50,000 prize is noted and the state mobilizes security measures to restore order.
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