Gorman Speaks Belief the Body Will Do Its Duty
Gorman expressed confidence that the body would perform its duty, stating his belief in the system's obligation to act accordingly. He urged patience and unity as the process moves forward.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
2
Senate tackles treasury woes with new resolutions
In Washington February 1 the Senate fast tracked three resolutions seeking full revenue and reserve details from Secretary Carlisle amid a heated party deficit debate. Senator Gorman warned of hidden treasury deficiencies and floated a potential rider to an appropriation bill. The House then spent six hours debating the Pacific railroad funding bill with split support for Powers Lockwood Boatner Snodgrass Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gorman
Congress
Treasury
Carlisle
Chandler
Platt
Fifty-First Congress
House
Wasatsetos
Messrs. Powers
Vermont
Lockwood
New York
Messrs
Boatner
Louisiana
Snodgrass
Tennessee
Cooper
Wisconsin
Attempt to Oust Martin Sparks Senate Filibuster
The senate saw a filibuster sparked by Senator Chandler's bid to declare Senator Martin of Kansas seats vacant. He vowed to remove Martin, then Roach, to shift to a Republican majority and push a financial plan, while Democrats accuse tactics aim to delay business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Mekes
Senate
Wasinoros
Chandler
Martin
Kansas
Toet Roach
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Cha
Faulkner
Courts for Territory Reported Favorably by Senate Panel
The Indian affairs committee favorably reported a substitute for Senator Morgan's Indian appropriation amendment. It creates three judicial districts in the territory northern central and southern with two judges and district officers. Northern district includes Seminole Cherokee and Quapaw lands with courts at Winita Claremore Tahlequah Muscogee and Okmulgee. Central district covers Choctaw country with courts at South McAlester Atoka Antlers and Cameron. Southern district covers Chickasaw country with courts at Ardmore Purcell Pauls Valley Ryan and Chickaskee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasumneros
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Morgan
Thern
Quapaw Agency
Sami
Winita
Claremore
Tahlequah
Muscogee
Okamulgee
McAlester
Atoka
Antlers
Cameron
Chickasaw
Court St Ardmore
Purcell
Paul's Valley
Ryan
Chickaske
Ward McAllister Dead Noted New York Society Leader Passes
Ward McAllister, famed New York society leader, died at his home at 9:30 last night. He was survived by his wife, daughter, son, and his brother the Rev Francis Marion McAllister. The piece notes the death and family presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society
New York
Various State and Local News Briefs Across the Nation
The New Hampshire senate backs annexation of Hawaii while Alabama amends bonded debt wording. In Providence robbers loot Place Peterson Co. jewelry factory, seizing about 10,000 worth of gems. Georgia sends last carload of provisions to Nebraska sufferers. Le Roy Kansas school burns for 2000 cost with 1500 insured. Rumors float about Arizona governor replacement between Zulick and Thomas Smith. Dover ballots tally to 24 for US Senate with no result yet. Raleigh ships corn donations to Wallace Nebraska. Baltimore board supports Cleveland's financial plan and urges Congress action. Ambrose Smith convicted of embezzlement in New Orleans. Senator Teller proposes new beer tax alongside old sugar duties. Mexico seeks peaceful accord with Guatemala. Canrobert funeral funded by 20,000 francs vote of confidence. North Judson freight collision kills Conductor Vincent. injuries to others. Interior secretary rejects rehearing in Oklahoma lands case. Boston chamber backs Cleveland currency message. boxing licensing confusion prompts curbs on public events. Arkansas Northwestern railway bill favorable for Indian Territory route via McDonald county toward between Chetopa and Baxter Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Northen
Nebraska
le Roy
Kan
Hughes
Arizona
Zulick
Thomas Smith
Dover
Delaware
United States
United States Senatorialight
Raleigh
N. C
Wallace
Ambrose Smith
New Orleans
Teller
Romero
Mexico
Thas
Guatemala
French
Chamber of Deputies
Marshal Canrobert
North Judson
Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa Road
Outer Belt Line
Vincent of
Streator
Secretary of the Interior
Cynthia EB. Couch
John M. Davis
J. M. Davis
West Oklahoma
Hsue
Jones
Arkansas Northwestern Railway Company
Indian Territory
Southwest City
McDonald County
Chetopa
Baxter Springs
Two-Hour Bank Safe Blowup Near Promaxix Arizona
A masked gang stopped a westbound Southern Pacific train near Wilcox at 8 25 last night and towed the express and mail cars five miles. They blew the express safe with six charges, taking $10 000 in Mexican silver plus other coin. Five bandits fled toward Mexico after scattering Mexican dollars along the Sulphur Springs valley. Grant Wheeler, Joe George, Jim Yates, Taylor, and John Woods are implicated, with a $300 reward each offered by Wells Fargo and Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promaxix
Ariz
Feb
Southern Pacific
Wilcox
Grant Wheeler
Arizona
Southern Pacific Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Plains
Mitchell
Maricopa
el Paso
San Francisco
Mexico
Wells-Fargo
Joe George
Oklahoma
Jim Yates
Tayior
John Woods
Hoodlum element in Honolulu cited in Hawaii revolt note
Rev Dr Hyde of Honolulu sends a letter to the American board of foreign missions describing the attempted revolution in Hawaii. He says the native pious and hoodlum factions are segregated from public affairs, with the hoodlums unwilling to work and seeking excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Boston
Dr. Hyde
Hawaii
American Board of Foreign Missions
It Looks Like War Between Mexico and Guatemala
Datelined Mexico City Feb 1 indications point to a formal declaration of war against Guatemala. Authorities report conscription in multiple regions as tensions rise and a decisive government action nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Guatemala
Ciry
Elbe Death Roll Reports 314 Lost In Disaster
Crowds in Gonsstorf discuss the North German Lloyd steamer Elbe tragedy as a blizzard rages. Officials publish 314 aboard the Elbe lost, with 20 known saved. Details focus on potential pilot in charge and the fate of a lifeboat thought to have escaped to sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonsstorf
Eng
Iand
Yarmouth
Wild Flower
Isle of Wight
Stollberg
Elbe
Lloyd
Bremen
Southampton
Criminal negligence verdict in Batts Montana case
Coroner's jury returns a verdict of criminal negligence against Kenyon Conner Commercial and Butte Hardware companies for the deaths of Fireman George Fifer and 57 others in the January 15 dynamite explosion. Named defendants include W R Kenyon M J OConnell J B Gaylord C H Palmer Alex Johnston P A Largey Henry Williams and other Butte business leaders. Grand jury likely. numerous suits planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batts
Mont. Burrz
Mont
George Fifer
Fxir
Kenyon Conner Commercial Company
Butte Hardware Company
W. R. Kenyon
State Democratic Committee
M. J. Oconnell
Europe
J.B. Gaylord
Parrott Mining & Smelting Company
C. H. Palmer
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Alex Johnston
W. A. Clark
Paris
P. A. Largey
Henry Williams
Colorado Mining & Smelting Company
Butte
FRIENDS OF ARMENIA FORMED IN WASHINGTON WITH NOTABLE MEMBERS
A philarmonic association has been organized in Washington with about 100 members. Among the members are Associate Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court the Rev Dr S M Newman pastor of the First Congregational church the Rev Dr T S Hamlin the Rev Dr I East on the Rev ST Childs A J Graham Justice Strong Dr Sheldon Jackson and General Absolom Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wasametox
Justice Brewer
United Supreme Court
S M. Newman
First Congregational Church
T. S. Hamlin
I. Easton
ST. Childs
A. J. Graham
Justice Strong
Sheldon Jackson
Absolom Baird
West Commended for Endorsed BiMetalism Stand
Denver chamber of commerce endorses Senator Veat for bimetallism in a message signed as a cross region appeal. A mass meeting is planned to oppose a $500000000 bond issue amid local political tension. Funeral for John W Norton held at Southern hotel with large attendance. A party in Greens Bay awarded land deed to Henry Raner. John J Molane, wealthy Perry resident, dies by suicide after a religious crisis. Norway ministers resign. king accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Feb
Veat
Missipi River
Greens Bay
Wis
HA. McChesney
Henry Raner
Persy
John J. Molane
James E Molane
Wisconsin
Perry Land Office
Norway
Tasige
Cunthasia
Daily Stars Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gorman Speaks
John Martin
Pacific Road Funding
Bil Wasuiwetox
Bankin Committee
Wasurarox
Peffer
Wasukerox
Chicago
Ward M'Allister
Ask
Monetary Commission
Wasarxetox
National Board of Trade
Finance Committees
New Hampshire
Alabama
Providence
Peterson & Co
Southern Pacific Express
Coscorp
Mass
B Rockwood Hoar
Judge Hoar
Concord
Samuel
Sarah Neeley Hoar
George F. Hoar
Worcester
Grant
Oumra
Wash
John L. Wilson
Wilson
Ameer
Calcutta
Caboot
Afghanistan
England
Yokokama
Steamer Company
Friends OF Armenia
West
John W. Norton
Southern Hotel
John Snyder
Tenth
Shawnee County
Oaks Eden
N. O
Corner Tooth
Kansas Avenue
Largs
Topeka Grocery Co
Japan
Capital
Corner Tenth and
Hust Sixth Street
Plannels
Kansas Ave
North Topeka
Topeka
Asm
Rockingham
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