Thirty Seven Anyway That Number of Fusionists at Last Night's Caucus
Fusionists gathered for a late night caucus with thirty seven members reported as the total. The meeting featured calls for unity and plans advancing a shared platform amid intra group debates and regional attendance.
Clark Widened Lead in Montana Senate Caucus
Thirty-seven of the legislature backed Clark for senator in a Saturday caucus with 18 antagonists. Clark lies ill at the Helena hotel but supporters expect him to win the long term seat as Heinze faction seeks peace talks and a split on short term prospects.
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MacGinn
Committee On State Institutions
Heinze
Frank
Carter
Mr. Clark II
Helena
Clark
Kickers
Butte
Harley
Hoffman
Lewis and Clarke
Baker
Biggs
Joe Toole
Martin McGinnise
Corbett
John MacGinnis
Ways and Means
MacGinnis
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Senate Committee On
Clarks
Supreme Court Rules Cuba Foreign Territory for Extradition
United States Supreme Court upholds Neeley extradition from New York, ruling Cuba remains foreign territory under U S control after the Spanish war. Justice Harlan details the war acts, Paris treaty, and military occupation that left Cuba under U S supervision but not part of the United States, with Neeley charged with public funds embezzlement in Cuba.
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Wood
Neeley
Harlan
Cuba
United States
Spain
Cuban
Washington
United States Supreme Court
C. W. Neeley
Department of Posts
Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Harland
Island
Brooke
Inauguration of Missouri Governor A M Dockery
Hon. A M Dockery sworn in as Missouri governor in Jefferson City with both legislative chambers present. He pledges to govern for all the people, condemns class prejudice, and cites World’s Fair plans for St Louis 1993 commemorating the Louisiana Purchase.
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Jefferson City
A M. Dockery
Missouri
Dockery
Senate
House of Representatives of
St. Louis
Illness Looms Over Harrisburg Senate Battle
In Harrisburg on January 14 illness among senators and members clouds the U S senate contest. Neither side can predict how many supporters will be absent when the senate and house vote separately tomorrow. John K Thompson of Center county missed a session due to illness.
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Harrisburg
United States
Senate
House
John K. Thompson
Center County
Legisla
Dubois for Senator in Idaho Legislature ballot
Boise Idaho January 14 second week of session opens with committee announcements and many bills introduced. Tomorrow the houses will ballot separately for United States senator with Fred T Dubois widely expected to be elected despite fusionist opposition.
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Boise
Idaho
Senate
United States
Fred T. Dubois
Wll
Senate and House to Meet Wednesday for Canvass and Declaration
The senate and house will meet jointly on Wednesday to canvass the vote and declare an election. The session aims to certify results and announce victors. Members prepare for the formal process and public notification of outcomes.
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Senate
House
Patterson for Senator Patched Race Surprises Colorado Caucus
The fusion legislature caucus in Denver backed Thomas M. Patterson for United States senator, with 74 votes on the first ballot out of 87 present. Ex Governor Charles S. Thomas, Patterson’s former rival, withdrew and did not appear on the ballot. Also noted are details on Patterson’s birth and early life and the state electors’ votes for Bryan and Stevenson.
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Denver
Colo
Thomas M. Patterson
United States
Edward O. Wolcott
Patterson
Charles 8. Thomas
Charles 8. Thomas, Who Was Been Mr. Patterson
Ireland
America
New York
Crawfordsville
Jind
Thomas
Asbury
Depauw) University
Yates Inaugurated Illinois Governor
Richard Yates was inaugurated governor of Illinois at a joint session of the senate and house in Springfield. The city welcomed visitors from across the state as the ceremony proceeded shortly after noon.
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Springfield
Ill
Richard Yates
Illinois
Senate
House
Durbin Inaugurated Indiana Governor in Noon Ceremony
William T. Durbin was inaugurated governor of Indiana at noon in Indianapolis. The oath was administered by Judge Cowles of the state supreme court. The ceremony featured a parade with a band and military display.
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Indianapolis
Willam T. Durbin
Indiana
Cowles
Supreme Court
McKinley Wins Kansas Electoral Votes in State Meeting
Presidential electors in Topeka cast Kansas ten electoral votes for William McKinley. W A Smith of McPherson was chosen to carry the vote to Washington.
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William J. Bryan
Adlai Stevenson
Samuel J. Rich
Washington
Topeka
Kan
Jan. U
William McKinley
W. A. Smith
McPherson
Four Witnesses Take Stand in Paterson Murder Trial
In Paterson New Jersey on January 14 the trial of four men for the murder of Jennie Bosschester began with Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell and William Death facing Judge Dixon. Prosecution seeks first degree murder with the accomplice Schulthorpe giving detailed testimony about the alleged crime and the midnight ride.
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Paterson, N. J
Walter T. McAlister
Andrew Campbell
William A. Death
Jennie Bosschester
Paterson
N. J
Dixon
Passaic
Lena Bosschester
Susie Ann
Christopher Small
Gus Schulthorpe
Jennie
Schulthorpe
Main Street
Kent's
Campbell
Ness
Cam
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