Kansas governor sends list of state appointments
Kan Kans City January 19 Governor Leedy submitted a full slate of appointments to the senate and house for key posts including police board president C P McCambridge secretary Jobo Hortor and Junius W Jenkine Werden of the penitentiary Harry Landis of Medicine Lodge Adjutant general Captain Hiram Allen of Williamsburg and adjutant general H N Boyd of Belleville state accountant Joseph Riggs of Lawrence. The session also upheld the populist caucus choice for state printer and discussed bills on roads, railroads, county governance, and election law amid tense caucus debates.
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Goodykoontz Pushes Withdrawals of Unconfirmed Appointments
Legislative debate centers on Goodykoontz resolution urging Governor Stevens to withdraw ex Gov Stone's unconfirmed appointees. Goodykoontz insists governor be allowed his rights, while Beaster Lyons opposes, arguing resolution would worsen matters. Resolution referred to judiciary committee. Fyke and Johnson appointed by Stone before term end.
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Missouri Legislators Probe Ravens City Police
Kansas City briefs report the Lexow committees arriving Thursday evening to investigate the police department and the election commission with hearings set to begin Friday morning. A Jefferson City dispatch notes a sergeant at arms from the House of Representatives to secure quarters for the committees. A census bulletin tallies 23,735,061 working people in 1890, with detailed age, occupation, and language figures across states, highlighting high illiteracy and employment in domestic service and manufacturing. Inauguration costs are debated in Washington as Col. L. P. Wright lists lodging and meal rates for 20,000 to 30,000 attendees, with private houses expected to supply accommodations and meals at modest prices.
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Death Penalty Proposed for Train Holdups in Congress
The bill to impose the death penalty for railroad holdups was introduced by Representative Habard of Missouri. Hubbard cited 188 holdups over six years with 73 killed and 58 wounded, noting 32 killed in 1906. Exec date set for February 16. Kansas City and Wichita reports cover related conventions and meetings of trades and women's clubs.
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Populist Row and National Convention Plans Cause Split
St Louis January 19 A Rozelle chairman of the populist party suspends Paul Vandervoort for alleged indiscipline, amid a national conflict between middle of the road and fusionist factions. Vandervoort calls a national convention at Memphis February 22, prompting Rozelle to issue a counterappointment in Kansas City. Concurrently, Senate finance favors W S Foreman for internal revenue commissioner and McCreery for Missouri first district collector, despite opposition.
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Free Homes Bill to Reach House as Is From Senate
Jan 10 The free homes bill will be reported back to the house exactly as it came from the senate with a planned majority report in favor of exempting its operation. The government is selling as trustee for the Indiana amendment was proposed at the committee meeting but not accepted. Jan 19 The Feyarweather case ruling grants 3,000,000 left to educational institutions after executors contest the colleges. Jan 19 Fritz Kpaber an American violinist died by poison leaving 100 marks to his wife.
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Steamers Collide Near New York Harbor
In mid January a collision occurred at the junction of the Godney and Swaah channels between the Wilson steamer Brith Queen from Antwerp and the Atlas liner Alvona from Haytiad porte. The Alvona went under with the bow up and sank. the Brith Queen sustained no injuries and proceeded on her voyage.
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Seventeen in Convention at Brat Jaingle Tax State Meeting
Seventeen people gathered in Torzan on January 19 for the Brat Jaingle tax state convention. R. T. Snediker of Hartford urged organization to unite for land use rights and limit government to public needs. He called taxation unfair and urged taxing unimproved land as well as improved farms.
Governor seeks protection in Missouri lynching case
Torrxa Kansas January 19 Governor Leady sent a telegram to Missouri Governor Stephens reporting a message from Kansas City that Frederick Chiem, being returned to Benton County, Missouri, faces a lynching threat. Chiem was moved to Warsaw after being charged with abducting a 15 year old girl and marrying her at Lawrence.
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Senators Succeed Inlection Across Multiple States
News notes report various state legislatures choosing U S senators. Cheries Ware won in Fairbanks by the legislature. Platt leads in New York both senate and assembly votes. Jurremon City Missouri confirms West re election. Henry M Teller wins Colorado. Jacob Gollinger re elected in New Hampshire. Irish parliamentary party re elects John Dillon as chairman.
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Books for a Song Gen Sherman collection sale
A St Louis sale of Gen William T Sherman's library fetched about 30,000, with 500 volumes of army records and regimental histories. The dealer Thomas Dooley, once Gen Sherman's secretary, discovered autographs and letters from Ulysses Grant Rutherford Hayes Phil Sheridan and other notable figures among the books. A note on rate wars reports grain transport changes and a separate item mentions a four year term for postmasters and Cuban insurgent support.
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Peru Must Pay the McCord Claim in Peru
The administration is firm that Peru must pay the 200000 dollar McCord claim arising from the 1883 outrage on U S consular agent W H McCord. A cable to Mr Mackenzie in Lima orders prompt settlement as the cruiser Philadelphia sails to Callao. officials claim her presence has no bearing on negotiations, though expected to bolster pressure.
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Market Roundup From Jan 19 With Mixed Livestock Figures
Trade data shows cattle receipts around 0.6 million with 2.4 thousand shipments and hogs at 17 thousand receipts. Market held steady overall with various weights and grades quoted. specific prices for steers cows calves feeders and lambs listed alongside futures and cash bids.
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