Consider the Santa Fe tax charges in journal claims
The state railroad assessors held a special session over the Santa Fe tax figures cited in the Journal. They said no official record was kept and emphasized the assessment was already made and taxes collected. They blamed errors on clerks and Carteredge, but offered no plan to rectify, leaving the matter to successors.
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State Board of Railroad Assessors
Jenna
Santa Fe
Agd Equida
Cartledge
Republicana
State Board of Assessors
Austria Says U S Sugar Tariff Won't Trigger Retaliation
In an interview US Consul Max Judd says Austria will protest the sugar schedule but cannot retaliate. He notes Austria exports to the US total 8.4 million dollars yearly, mostly sugar, while US exports to Austria are 501 thousand, making Austrian retaliation impractical. Also mentions H Parker dies in Denver at 72, and Kansas City plans to reopen the grain exchange to capture the upcoming crop season.
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Austria
Nolin
Virsna
United States
Max Judd
Washington
Baron von Hungelmuller de Henegervar
Judd
Kansas City
List of the 1895 Kansas Legislature Members Senate and House
The 1895 Kansas Legislature roster lists all Senate and House members with district numbers, member names, party, post office, and counties. The document shows numerous districts, names such as Edward Taylor and J. W. Parker among senators and a long line of representatives from Atchison to Woodson, with many counties including Leavenworth, Marshall, and Kansas City referenced.
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House
Senate
House of Representatives
Kety See Prat
Jot
Edward Taylor P
Reardsyilie
Lawrence
J. W. Parker
Pia
Johan A Dn
Mos
Cony
Anderson
Sean
Mourhuis
OL M. Real
Cratfort
Rae M.A
Es Colinvin
Chere
Po Parone
Labette
Murtzuuni Inc
K. Climute
Ney
Peewee O
Sihy dL P. Rabbits
Hey Fenton
Hey Fenton, Pottawatowd James Shearer, ¥., Peankfort, Marshall. 2. Win Iiwers
Washmrton
Wastington
Chaise
le Dames
Binritor Lyon
Dorade
Butler
Loverdale
Chautan
Jason Mauch
Feik
Opal
Anson
Cauke
Belult
W. B. Heim
Donne Ariestron Mouie Sadie
Monies Lodge
Barber
Milton Brown
Garin
Pinney
Witloukson
Cakles
Losgan
Gev. E. Smith
Dermubtows
Janos A. Campbell
Stveran
Dole Riaton
Atchison
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kos
Weandon Wealth
Cobbisum
Kax
Wyunhille
A Maines
Edwardsvivie
Wyan
Speakership race narrows as Lobdell leads ballot
InTopeka the caucus fight to elect the house speaker narrows to Lobdell leading with 57 votes, Cubbison 22, Sutton 3. Western and eastern blocs shift as judges and lawmakers weigh allegiances, with Cubbison a leading candidate if Sutton’s votes transfer.
Foster's Mission Explained as Private Legal Adviser Role
Foster, former secretary of state, stated in Washington that his presence in Vaxcoures is solely as a private counsel and adviser. He clarified he would not attend sittings of the se commissions and his appointment is not connected to the US government. The report notes New York bank statements and a Topeka scarlet fever death of Ada Jones, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W H Jones, buried today.
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China
Vaxcoures
D. C
Foster
United States
India
Japan
Associated Press
Ada
W. H. Jones
Topeka
Phillips Offers 250000 To Fund Labor Commission Bill
Representative Phillips of Pennsylvania, one of Congress’s wealthiest members, proposes paying a quarter of a million dollars to cover expenses if Congress approves his bill creating a labor commission. A special committee led by Representative Erdman will study the measure. The plan envisions a commission of experts to evaluate reform ideas and recommend feasible legislation.
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Philips
Congress
Wasarxetox
Phillips
Pennsylvania
Labour Commission
McGann
Labor Committee
Erdman
Me. Phillips
Robbers Take Safe From Express Car Near Des Moines
On January 5 a northbound Chicago Rock Island & Pacific train stopped at Coon Valley mines six miles south of Des Moines. Robbers entered the messenger’s car as he stood outside and carried away a heavy steel safe containing 216 dollars and a valuable package. About half an hour later the safe was located unopened a short distance away, the criminals frightened and abandoning the loot.
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Ong
Aboutton Tt
Des Mores
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Coon Valley Mines
Frank Tarrode
Evans to Withdraw Dispensary Constables in South Carolina
Governor Evans announced plans to withdraw the dispensary constables from towns. He said municipalities would handle blind tiger enforcement and that metropolitan police would intervene if towns fail to act. He urged towns to pass ordinances within 30 days and reduce the force from eighty to about thirty five.
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Metropolitan Polices
Water company stock sale lawsuit settles damages
Judge Johnson decides in Mulvane vs Tullock for damages amounting to under 5 000 after prior bond and injunction actions connected to Topeka Water Supply stock. The suit followed transfer battles with Wesco Hansen and Coffin Staunton, seeking 75 000. Attorney fee claim of 20 000 was rejected.
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Johnson
Jon Mulvane
A.J. Tullock
Leavenworth
Mulvane
Topeka
Comny
PeWhen
Coffin & Staunton
New York
Wesco & Hansen
Boston
United States
Wescout & Hansen
A. J. Tullock
W. M. D. Lee
Leaven- Worth
Caldwell
A J. Tullock
Colder and fair, Jennings predicts tomorrow’s weather
Mr. Jennings, who has only missed twice this week, forecasts colder and fair conditions for tomorrow. The west shows a falling barometer, lowest in western South Dakota, while temperatures rise across Montana to Arkansas. Snow falls today in eastern Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, and Montana, with fair skies in Wyoming, Colorado, and Texas. In Topeka this morning, 32 degrees above zero, rising to 57 later.
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Jennings
South Dakota
Montana
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Wyoming
Texas
Topeka
State Poultry Meeting Opens at 424 Kansas Avenue
The State Poultry Association will convene Monday at 424 Kansas Avenue for its sixth annual exhibition. The event runs through the 12th with 14 special premiums and lectures on Poultry topics each evening by prominent fanciers. Officers include M. L Wortman of Winfield as president, D. A. Wise of Topeka as secretary, and T. H. Lescher of Topeka as treasurer.
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Kansas Avenue
Kansas State Poultry Association
M. L Wortman
Winfield
D. A. Wise
Topeka
T. H. Lescher
New Armory
Viewor
Cole
Lee Babcock
John McBride
Praise and critique in the House over currency bill actions
The House records a morning of amendments to aid Zimei Elliott of Kansas and to cover Colonel William Fitch's funeral expenses. Democrats argue over Carlisle and a gold policy, with Mr Bland pressed on past loyalties as party unity and campaign outcomes are debated amid concerns of platform fidelity.
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Wasarsotos
Zimei Elliott
Kansas
William T. Fitch
Boamer
Carlisle
Bland
Dem. Mo
Bostner
Cleveland
Democratic House Currency Caucus Expected Monday
Washington January 5 There is little opposition to the Democratic house caucus on the currency question for Monday's meeting. Southern members may refuse to attend or be bound by its action. Holmen says attendance will be general though some disagree with the caucus majority. Springer reports no opposition and says the caucus is for conference and advice, not binding votes. Blind says he did not sign the request but would not attend, affirming caucus helps unity but does not force action.
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Bland
Washington
Holmen
Springer
The
Currency Committee
Blind
Vinewood Park Company Wins Judgment Over Ament
A Shawnee county circuit court judgment for Vinewood Park Land and Improvement Co against C W Ament for 17028 arising from an earlier suit over stock return and injunctive relief. Ament sought dismissal. court adjourned sine die with fifty cases on the docket for the next term beginning Monday.
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Vinewood Park Company
C. W. Ament
Shawnee County
Vinewood Park Land and Improvement Company
Mr. Ament
Vinewood Park Land and Improvement Co
Ament
Jobeson
Prosecution of Chief Lindsey and Gish Continued
The quo warranto case to remove Chief Lindsey and PN Gish from the police force is continued after the key witness John McWilliams is away. The Bijou Opera House opens Monday night January 7 with The Cashier, a four act comedy, 25 and 50 cent admissions. reserved seating on sale at the box office 1 PM to 4 PM Saturday and Monday.
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Lindsey Andi
N. Gish
Hi GC
Lindsey
Gish
Bijou Opera House
Cashier
Bijou
Liquor Charge Leads to Fine for Local Man
Harry Neiswender of Silver Lake was indicted, appeared before Judge Hazen, and received a $100 fine plus costs for selling liquor. The city post office will deliver mail Sundays from 12 to 1 pm starting January 6. Prof Louis Falkenan extols De Price's Cream Baking Powder for light bread and wholesome food.
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Harry Neiswender
Silver Lake
Hazen
Deve and Costa
Louis Falkenan
California
de Price
Leavenworth Case debate over military prison reform
Controversy in Congress pits military authorities against Leavenworth Kansas business leaders over placing the prison under justice department control. Secretary of War supports reform while local citizens and ex Senator Hubert Crozier defend the existing military prison. Kansas members pledge support. religious groups weigh in on treatment and stigma.
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Burtell
Quita
Vasarsoros
Congress
Leavenworth
Kans
Secretary of War
House
Department of Justice
Hubert Crozier
Washington
Kansas
Congresa
Leatenworth
Whief
Longenworth
Brady Tramp Arrest and Escaped City Prisoner
William Brady, known tramp in Topeka, was arrested for stealing a coat from Chicaro Clothing. He escaped city prison after a chase led by Sergeant Steele, who halted him with a threat to shoot. Brady faces larceny charges and potential burglary prosecution considered but declined.
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Eseapos
William Brady
Topeka
Chicaro
Woodruff
Brady
Jkckson
Steele
North Star
Second Street
Steele Steele
Says &O
County Seveneee
Heady
Salford
Tim
Republicans Alarmed by Disfranchisement Fear in South Carolina
In Columbia in June the Republicans express concern that the upcoming constitutional convention will restrict the elective franchise and disfranchise many voters. They urge delegates be elected on February 5 to push proactive action addressing the crisis.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Livestock Men Confer on European Embargo Action
Representatives of the western livestock industry met at the Chicago livestock exchange to brief the executive committee of the national body and plan possible steps on an embargo against American cattle in Europe. The session focused on western rates with no firm decision on embargo plans, attendees included delegates from South Omaha Omaha, St Louis, East St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Fort Worth and St. Joseph.
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Curiaco
Chicago Livestock Exchange
National Livestock Exchange
South Omaha
Bien City
St Louis
East St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Fort Worth
St. Joe
Panic at Hagenbachs Theater as Tiger Becomes Ferocious
A panic erupted at Walnutstrapt theater on January 5 as Hagenbork’s equestrian tiger attacked a horse on stage and then bit a large dog. Attendants beat the animal until it collapsed, while the horse reared and thrashed. Spectators fled and most struggled to resume their seats after the disturbance.
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Almont
Walnutstrapt Theater
Hagenbork
Bire
Audiace Mirela
Strike at Edgar Thompson Steel Works becomes practice
The strike at Edgar Thompson Steel Works in Braddock is broken with about 250 furnace men back to work and three additional furnaces in blast. Remaining strikers expected to return Monday as a meeting is set to decide their future. Republicans seek changes to governor vote method. committee to ask legislature for a rule shift following a small Democratic plurality. Mary Anderson now West thanks public for inquiries after accouchement recovery.
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Thompson Steel Works
Zotar
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock
Houstead
San Puascisco
Jun
Republican State Central Committee
Badd
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hLouse
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Rusedil
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Col
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Remington
J. W. Beekman
Judge Sutton
Kassel
Lobilet
Sutiun
Robdell
Charles E. Lobdell
Dick Blue
Mr. Ady
Leland
Burton
Burwn
Chester Long
Sam Peters
Jim Hallowell
Douglass County
Thacher
A. W. Smith
Lucien Biker
Wate
State Poultry Meeting
Mr. Boamer
Zimri Elliott
Leavenworth Case
Adarmed
Hagenbach
Siary Andersen
Lonnor
Mary Anderson
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