LAW MAKERS MEET Kansas 1895 session opens with partisan maneuvering
The Kansas Legislature of 1895 opens amid crowds and ceremony as Republicans name Lobdell as speaker and Ben Rich contested as reading clerk. Populists back Rich, while Senate plans and governor's message loom. Opening oath delays and party bickering color the first day in Topeka.
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Obdell
Lobdell
Hopkins of Finney
House of Representatives
Astate
Ebansas
Missouri
Seaton
Senate
House
L. C Buches
Wyandotte
Ducket
CF Hostener
Cloud
E O L. Bmunsey
Shawnee
P. T. Roudas
GC. Angle
Bourbon
W. T. Patton
Mas Lula Paubla
Roy H. Poster
O. A. Clark
Boyd Lambert
Willard Funk
George Satterwaite
Clarence Shearer
Elmer Howard
Hubert H
Seston
Atchison
Wee Ue
Eace Emanees
Jared
Butler
Ben Rich
Hilton Brown
Golden City
Ben. C. Rich
A.A. Dunbar
Cowley County
Rich
Brown
Dunlar
Parker
Ben Red
Seaator
Dennison
Llacher
Senator Wilcoxson
Milt Brown
Mr. Wilcoxson
Morrill
Leedy
Milt
Mr. Dennison
Ben C Rich
Senator Sterne
W. L. Brown
James L. Root
Ben C. Rich
Reading
N. N. Boyd
Solan Gray
Ea Marshall
J. D. Botkin
Wolf Biddison
Bertha Morrin
A. D. Gilpin
Meta Murphy
Edith Coles
Frank Petit
A.C. Baker
K. J. Williams
Bice
Sam Wood
J. Craig
J. §. Barnes
Capt Allen
Dooorkeeper
Erwin Covey
C. (. Pratt
George Baldwin
RG M. Ney
G. H. Figh
MB Crawford
A R Sherrill
T. Carr
F. B P. Daniels
James Kennedy
W. Decker
George Rey
Joe Gritin
T. P. Moore
Milton Tyler
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Inaugural Address Signals Copperfield Pace And Silver Policy
Governor Melntire succeeds Waite and outlines plans for irrigation storage reservoirs and cash wage laws for coal workers. He favors state action to curb gambling in small towns, regulate railways against discrimination, and enables first class cities to frame charter reforms. He argues for silver restoration as essential to commerce and Colorado’s future growth.
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Waite
Offics
Melntire
Gov. Didn Tire
Ihs
United States
Colorado
Lamp Light Reveals State House Gas Main Cut
A damaged gas main at the state house forced Governor to draft his message by lamplight Sunday night. An investigation found a waste piece in the main. The Excelsior company lights the state house and blames rival electric firms in a charged dispute.
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State House
Excelsior Company
Improved Stock Breeders Meet in Kansas at Throop
The fifth annual session of the Kansas Improved Stock Breeders Association began this afternoon at the Throop. The morning session focused on swine breeding. Officers will be elected Thursday with Topeka residents O. P. Updegraff Geo W. Glick Geo Pritchard and A. Jones noted among prominent participants.
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Kansas
Debs and seven union officers held by U S marshal
Debs and seven executive members convicted of contempt by Judge Woods were surrendered to Marshal Arnott and kept at the marshal's office awaiting direct orders. Counsel planned to seek a writ of habeas corpus from the Supreme Court while appealing. potential release on bail could occur pending hearing. Cumulative sentences: Woods one year. others six months.
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Crrcaco
Eugene V. Debs
American Hallway Union
Washington
Woods
Wobs
The Monongahala River Flood Levels Recede
At 9 o'clock this morning the Monongahela river stood at 25 feet and was stationary. The river is falling and officials believe the peak has passed. Iron mills along the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers remain under water and closed while flooding subsides.
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Hic
Prrresure
Monongshell
Allegheny
Plonegahela
Hood
Adjourning Swine Breeders Show Closes Semiannual Session
The Kansas Swine Breeders association ends its semi annual meeting at the Throop this afternoon with about fifty members in attendance. Papers by T A Hubbard and KS Cook precede a discussion on feeding and stock care. A committee will oversee scoring this afternoon and there is no officer election. The article notes a shift toward modern tastes in art collecting and the lure of so called old masters.
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Osborn
J. MM. Sullivan
Horton
Sedgwick
Eckstein
Frank Murphy
Stevens County
J. H. Remington
Benedict
Wilson
J. B. Remington
Miami County
Archieiation
Moore
Saline
Goorie
Bourbon
Tucker
JV. Heckman
Cowley
Ouo G. Eckstein
Mr. Eckstein
Long Sears
P. A Rothrbaugh
Houve
Miller
Morris
Charles KE. Lobdell
Mir
Lobdell
Jwessra
Seaton
Atchison
Sutton
Hassell
Prince Albert
Kansas Swine Breeders’ Association
Hubbard
Huttebard
KS. Cook
Wichita
W. A. Atteberry
Chester White
Cook
T. A. Hubbard
J. W. Babbitt
Ifia
Watha
Rubbered wires save from fight in Indianapolis Journal
The Indianapolis Journal notes a remark by Danny Grogan about Why Whooze Ubey covering electric wires with rubber. Mr Grogat explains the reason is to prevent the fight from taking out ey win.
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Pathor
Danny Grogan
Mr. Grogat
Indianapolis Journal
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Kansas Legislature
Cauces
Balike
New York
Vances
McTaggart
Huck
Ma. Lobdell
Lane
Cmican Nominea
Ashont
G. Eckstein
Lawrence
Wilson County
Mr. Benedict
Hoe
Ivan Aa
Bristow
J. K. Cabbison
Kansas City
Cape Slso
Cubbison
Lambert
Lyon
Hackbunch
Leavenworth
Meredith
Keno
Lobdall
Kansan
Crawford
Mr. Brown
Lou Seara
Tom Jackson
Harvey
Charles S. Marin
Safes
A. C Joniun
Rice County
Robt. T. Moore
Butler County
Dur Kesper
Atehisant
Dunsmore
Hornet
Jeune
Huder
Solon A. Thacher
Solons
John M. Price
Price
Richison
Lafe
Percy Daniels
D. Biddeson
L. P. King
Cawley County
Thacher
Douglas
King
Landis
Barber County
Jumper
Ter
Frank L. Brown
Page
Oelock
Daniels
Riley
Scott
Revublican Caucus
Simons
Sumner
Campbell
Stafford
Hopkins
Binney
Great
Democratic Party
W. G. Patton
Loy Fauhle
Finney
Veale
Major Hood
Topeka
New York City
Yopeka
Metropolis
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State of
Norton
Hib Uuse
Wrath of
Hib
Lewelling
Kansas Avenue
Hayes
Butsu
Gam
Walco
Siewart Hayes
Steward Mayes
Steward Dayes
Sansas
Major Madson
Everthing
J. K. Hudson
Major Hudson
Ceacuy
Gov. Wantire
Debs
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Judge Woods
Murillos
Dors
London
Paris
Art Ama
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