Leedy Inaugurated Amid Kansas Political Turmoil
Governor John W. Leedy was sworn in by ex Governor Unicorn in toronto ceremony as Morris lingered and delivered an inaugural address praising the people of Kansas. Mor rill highlighted the state’s finances noting a strong school fund and debt repaid on time as populist leaders forecast votes for Peter and shifts in the party caucus. Local populists planned receptions for newly installed officials and caucus meetings to decide leadership, with talk of rail policy and committee appointments shaping the early session.
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Jurveysos City
William J. Stone
Missouri
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Mr. Stephens
House of Representatives
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Warren County
C. M. Hawkins
Kansas City
Kansas City. Mr. Hawkins Was Formerly Pastor of the Church At Boonville
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Officals Named as Legislature Adjourns In Kansas
The Kansas House caucus completed filling subordinate offices with names like Ed Waellep Cherokee and Louis McKenzie Morrias and others from Coffey to Wyandotte. The caucus adjourned at 12 05 AM Sunday to reconvene Tuesday for selecting pages janitors and other house employes.
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Coffey
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Chese
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Jewell
Mins May Cox
Nava
A. Johnson
Stafford
J.M. Dunemore
Neosho
Lays Leaf
Cowley
William Baker
Graham
A. G. Randolph
Lea
Ed Leslie
Bourbon
C. Eberle
Lincoln
Hev
A. B. Winterworth
Bneridan
Alice Gregg
Anderson
Lou Potter
Barber
W. H. Grow
C A. Terrell
Labette
T. A. Carr
Pratt
Geo. Baughman
Gumner
Fred Retting
Wyandotte
R. Forbrigger
Atchison
Henry Miller
Clay
W. J. Pettingill
Rice
Jacob Herman
Bath
Wheat Speculators Think Wheat Will Go Lower Soon
St Louis Jan 11 Wheat speculators on the Merchants exchange expect wheat to trend lower for the next 60 days. Tom Francis warned that heavy northwest snows signal a drop in dolar wheat and the group of bold operators now bear wheat heavily, betting on a decline.
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Murray
Kansas City
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St Louis
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Cantwell
Mr. Cantwell
Missouri
General Arbitration Treaty Signed Between United States and Great Britain
Washington and London announce a general arbitration treaty is signed by Olney and Pauncefote. The document will be sent to Congress for approval. other Washington dispatches note tariff discussions, a Pacific railroad bill defeat, and nominations advancing. Also reported are the suicide of Pinkerton head Thomson Conkling, Venezuela arbitration steps, and local crime news from Kanes City and Wva jailbreaks.
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Legislative battles and political shifts across states
Reports from state capitals include the Oregon Senate’s focus on the U S senate race with pledges to reach the 46 votes, Illinois Governor Altgeld’s retirement drama and the attempted floor gesture, a Pennsylvania mill project planning a Port Angeles plant, Maryland voting for presidential candidates, and New York jewelers facing a major loss. Also noted are a hard labor sentence in a lace theft case, a reargument order for a gas company case, famine relief efforts in India, Missouri horse breeders forming an association, and several proposed government building grants across Nebraska towns.
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Leavenworth Eounty
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Newberry
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State Assembly
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Vernon County
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Avalanches Threaten Mount Tacoma Climb Amid Big Changes
Grim reports describe widening crevasses and rock falls around Mount Tacoma as avalanches thunder down. A Tacoma party including Judge Dillon and Prof. Dewey narrowly escaped near Gibraltar rock, with climbers forced to sleep on Camp Misery and proceed by rope across narrow ledges. Mountain weather hurls winds 60 to 80 mph while streams deepen Nisqually glacier, goats grow plentiful, and rescue crews rehearse a funeral for a volunteer corps amid the perilous ascent.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Noted Lauber Beeder Speaks at Denver Rally
Eugene V. Debs, a famed labor leader, arrived in Denver to address Leadville miners and spoke at Rev. Myron W. Reed's church then at the trades assembly where he argued socialistic views and warned of wage labor tactics in a capital labor war. He said some workers could be hired for 75 cents daily to punish strikers.
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Denver
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Leadville
Myron W. Reed
Trades Assembly
Grain Markets Mixed With Steady Oats and Declines Noted
The report shows mixed grain futures and cash prices with oats steady to down and various feeds and livestock markets fluctuating. Wheat and corn saw modest moves while dairy and butter futures softened. receipts and shipments remained active in several segments, with overall cash market softness in some sectors.
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