Parker Hughes mandamus case ends city council deadlock
Judge Hazen rules Parker is entitled to a mayoral certificate and the canvass must follow judge certificates from precincts two and three, with tally sheets ignored. The court denies a temporary injunction, orders council to reconvene, and directs certification to Albert Parker while removing the ban on city appointments.
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Hall Arrested in Death of George Head at Sabeths
A Topeka police officer, S. M. Hall, was arrested by Under Sheriff Williams for striking George W. Head with a club, and jailed without a warrant until Mrs. Head returns from Sabeths for the funeral. The coroner's inquest found Head died from the blow, with testimony noting he was unarmed and Head may have contributed intoxication. The jury returned a verdict attributing death to the club assault by Hall.
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Last Official Act Signaling Pruden Appointment
One of the final presidential acts before a White House tour was the signing of Mr Pruden’s commission as a statistician and a weather service official. The forecast notes possible showers tonight with southerly winds ahead of a front approaching from the southwest.
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McKinley Starts Long Campaign Tour With Cheerful Sendoff
Washington April 22 1890 President and Mrs McKinley depart on a six week national tour amid large crowds and formal departures. The presidential train rolled on schedule from the Southern Railway station with Mrs McKinley receiving flowers and waves from well wishers. The trip will cover about 10 000 miles stopping at Charlottesville and Chicago among others as officials finalize itineraries and prepare for the expansive journey. Washington April 29 officials outline extensive preparations for the largest presidential journey to date including anticipated stops across the Pacific coast Southwest and Midwest.
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President McKinley to Visit 23 States on Historic Tour
President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley travel with Cabinet members and spouses on a sweeping tour from the Capitol to the Pacific Coast. The journey will touch the Gulf of Mexico, Great Lakes, and Pacific Ocean, with a special palace-like train. The party aims to reach San Francisco to launch the battleship Ohio, the trip’s centerpiece.
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Meeting on Monday Clarifies City Certification Debate
The city council grapples with the Parker Hughes case and mandamus order. A certificate of the new meeting may be issued if appealing options fail, with discussions on certificates, costs, and the council’s duty to recognize Parker or pursue quo warranto actions.
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Clemens Discusses Effect of Judge Hesers Decision
The case involves Mr Parker and a contest for the acting mayor. Clemens, attorney, questions possible appointments if Hughes acts, warns against unlawful deeds, and notes the court may have power to intervene. He recalls the charter context and potential stay details as the matter proceeds.
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