Republicans Balk At Revenue Bill Amid Tariff Clash
From Washington December 3 A Kansas delegation voices strong opposition to the revenue bill passed amid tariff debates calling it a Democratic doctrine grab. Republicans term it a temporary expedient to fund the treasury while resisting a broader protective program. Several members argue the measure shifts policy away from party principles and fear future economic costs.
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Senator Chandler Targets Inter State Commerce Board Powers
Senator Chandler of New Hampshire rails at pooling schemes and promotes four bills to enlarge and redefine the interstate commerce commission. He also urges inquiry into United States patent prices and possible excess costs, seeking faster private patent grants and probing officer interests.
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Accident at Niagara Gorge Destroys Photo Gallery
Seven tons of rock broke away from the Niagara gorge cliff near the Battery elevator early Sunday, crashing onto a building used as a photograph gallery and waiting room. The structure was shattered to splinters, trolley tracks were torn up, but there was no loss of life. The disaster occurred about 200 feet above water, with no reported injuries.
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Grave Robber Lowe Seeks Writ for Release
A writ of habeas corpus is sought to discharge ex Cry Scavenger M. E. Lowe held on grave robbing charges. A.M. Baxter, of Hubbard & Warvey, will appear before Judge George W. Clark tonight to argue Lowe’s release, citing doubt of guilt and calling numerous medical college associates to testify.
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Medical College
Black War Lifts Its Threatening Head in Gold Land
South Africa nears explosion as Uitlanders press for equal political rights. Noncombatants flee Johannesburg trains crowded with people. Barneys Mines close as London reacts to news from the world’s greatest gold field. Government considers free speech while preparing to quell unrest. mercantile groups seek order and supplies.
County commission to appoint bridge superintendent
It is said the county commission will elect H. V. Hinckley as bridge superintendent at their meeting tomorrow. The move follows the original plan, though the contract for the project will not be let until construction begins. It remains uncertain if Hinckley will receive any payment or a contract, which would be day-rate.
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Fire at Emporia millinery store destroys part of stock
A fire at Swan's millinery store in Emporia this morning damaged portions of the shop. The blaze caused scattered debris and was extinguished by water. the origin remains under investigation. Insurance covers the loss.
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Mme Swan
Chicago Board of Trade Grapples With Gar Marquet Lows
A judge granted A Michiel of St Joseph Missouri an injunction against the Chicago Board of Trade Western Union Telegraph Company and Gold and Stock Telegraph Company. He alleges a conspiracy to withhold market data and jam access to tickerWired instruments at his Missouri and Kansas area businesses to control grain merchants. He seeks court intervention to stop the alleged monopoly and discrimination as the firms cut off information and bar access to wires for his operations.
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Johnson enters national committee race amid Kansas GOP feud
Judge J B Johnson declares support for Republican national committee seat, swapping allegations with Cy Leland. He meets Governor Morrill in Topeka to discuss campaign strategy, insisting he will run if Leon is elected and that he and Leland remain political friends. Delegation from the First district rallies behind him for the convention vote.
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J. B Johnson
National
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Kansas City
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Doniphan
Jonnson
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NO BONDS TODAY WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON
A Washington report states there will be no bond issue announced today, with officials noting a near term possibility remains. Treasury experts expect a safe 9 percent margin for underwriting, sending buyers to watch the 4 percent 33 year bonds as prices slide from 1.21 to 1.16.
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War resolutions presented by Suuster Peifar in Kansas posts
In Wasmreron on December 30 Mr Peffer presented resolutions from several GALR posts in Kansas offering their service to the United States in case of war with Great Britain. The item mentions "Tax Rurax O" cigans and related details.
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Wasmreron
Peffer
Kansas
United States
Great Britain
Topeka ministers oppose Gothenberg liquor plan debate
The Topeka ministerial union debated Governor Morrill and the Gothenberg system, with leaders like Charles M. Sheldon opposing legalized saloon policies. Resolutions urged enforcing the prohibitory law and rejecting untried liquor experiments, and a committee was formed to present the stance to the governor.
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Troutmin
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Tapska
Kansas
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Dr. Fisher
J. Nakeslor
H. D. Fisher
Res. M. Sheldon
J. B. McAfae
Wake
Relief bills face slow passage in Senate
Dec 30 report from Washington notes Chairman Dingley and leaders exam the two relief bills while Republicans show hesitance to pass tariff measures. Secretaries Carlisle letters to Dingley are cited, arguing Cleveland advisers prefer an old bond and oppose rapid action. Analysts warn bonds at par unlikely with 4 percent gold issues trading above par, complicating any quick veto test.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Treasury
Carlisle
Cleveland
White House
Republicans Rule Senate by Republican Majority
The Senate organized today with a 30 to 28 vote, giving Republicans control. Gorman presented the resolution for organization. Allen of Nebraska, Butler, Poffer, and Stewart did not vote. Egle, Pop, and Dj voted no while others voted yes.
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Stewart
Convicts Marched to Topeka Penitentiary in 14-Felon Transfer
Fourteen convicted felons were taken from Lansing to the Topeka Penitentiary by guards and deputies after being sentenced in the district court. Names and terms include AF Poole burglary two years, Mary Wade robbery three years, Jack McClurg robbery, Amos Brubaker larceny one year, and several others for burglary and related felonies. Guards listed include Sheriff Burdge and Deputy Owens. prisoners were handcuffed together for transfer.
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Mary Wade
Jack McClurg
Amos Brubaker
Wil Hucker
Quay Proposes Six New Battle Ships in Senate Debate
A resolution from Senator Quay was offered in the Senate directing the Navy to report if contracting six battleships now would be advantageous to the naval service versus delaying. The measure was adopted as part of ongoing bill considerations.
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Naval Service
Heavy Snow Hits Illinois and Surrounding Areas
Snow blanketed southern Illinois with Shelbyville reporting eight to ten inches since midnight while Ohio state sees six to eight inches and Lebanon two. Rail traffic slowed as trains and pedestals faced drifted tracks. In Missouri, four miles of snow fell elsewhere, and by noon the weather was clear and cold.
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Fatally Burned Child in Local Kitchen Accident
The two year old daughter of Mrs Fisher, living at 509 Exat First wires, was severely burned when her clothes caught fire from a stove this morning. City physician Dr Mitchell reports the child will probably die from the injuries.
Russia and France Back U S on Venezuela Crisis
Russian and French officials reportedly pledged diplomatic support to the United States in the Venezuelan crisis. Russia is said to be ready to help the United States by facilitating talks and providing access to its gold reserves.
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Brewer Accepts President’s Offer to Eurasian Commission
From Waterxctox Dec 30 Junticn Brewer of the supreme court has accepted a place on the Youreuelan commission. Richard H. Alvey chief justice of the United States Court of Appeals in the district of Columbia has been asked by President Cleveland to become a teacher of Vecerdelsn commission. he expressed surprise and asked for time to decide. He said he is in accord with the president’s views and supports Cleveland’s party.
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Supreme Court
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Youreuelan Commission
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Feela
Nate
Cleveland
Topeka Police Chief Resigns Over Yearend Duties
Nebrake’s successor named after rotation plan. Moses stated no broad changes in Topeka police, with J Bonebrake to retire December 31. Commissioner Posteria seen as strong prohibitionist. resignation cited as business matter due to new year duties and expanded responsibilities.
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Topeka
Thos
Bala
Bondrake
State Journal
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Morrill
Posteria
Samus Gampers Denounces War Scheme Before Labor Union
Samuel Gampers urged labor unity and peace in a farewell speech to the Central Labor Union before leaving for Indianapolis for the Americas Federation of Labor headquarters. He attacked war supporters as hiding bluster behind patriotism and said workers seek peace, not conflict with other nations.
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Indianapolis
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Samuel Gampers
Central Labor Union
United States
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Cloudy Skies Forecast With Cooling Temperatures Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes a cloudy, cold trend with rising temperatures in places but a predicted drop of up to twenty degrees. Ground surfaces expected to freeze deeply in some regions while other areas report clear skies. Conditions vary across states with mostly cold, partly cloudy readings in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas.
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Omaba
Palebury
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Trolley Car Collision Injures Three in Chicago Derailment
Three people seriously hurt in a Lansdas avenue derailment on the Metropolis Elevated line. Names listed include Joseph Ashe the motorman, Jobo Troemdalp the conductor, and Oty Weiskopf a police officer. December 80 report notes cabinet aims to send telegram of confidence to Capt Gen Campos.
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Jobo Troemdalp
Oty Weiskopf
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