Respect for Ingalls Draws Washington Interest in Senate Return
Washington profile notes strong desire in the nation’s capital to see Senator Ingalls returned to his old Kansas seat. Prominent figures and observers in Congress praise his brilliance and potential to restore prestige, despite past criticisms of his money theories and utopian notions.
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Promius State Journal
Washington
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Notable Senate Figures Cited By Veteran Observer
A veteran observer praises Senator Iygalls and Bir Clifford Warden for deep knowledge of senate proceedings. Warden recalls Iygalls as a premier speaker with magnetic voice and swift, decisive methods. The account emphasizes respect for Iygalls and Warden’s long witness to legislative practice.
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Ingally
Senate
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Clifford Warden
Ygalia
Iygalls
TemiMar
Intrigue and order as senate presiding officer acts
An elderly Senate scene recalls Ingalls maintaining dignity during a drunken senator incident. The narrative moves from the chamber to reporting on Fort Flays land claims, postal routes, and statehood efforts in Kansas and Oklahoma with notes on lawmakers in Washington and local postmaster appointments.
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Cleveland's Popular Bond Idea Ridiculed by Senators
All RCT reports that Cleveland's popular loan failed to attract the public as investors and that banks and concentrated capital will secure the bonds. Senators Bacon Cockrell Chandler Morgan Sherman Allen and others deem the loan not truly popular, with bids limited to big centers and banks. The piece notes the widespread skepticism across the Senate and House about any true popular participation.
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Campus
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Missouri
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Cali
Seontor Morgan
Sherman
Senator Allen
Becnuts
Daniel
Virginia
Olden Lecture Tonight on The Lynching of Negroes
Rev G D Olden to answer Col John Browne and others at Hamilton bull tonight on the subject The Lynching of Negroes Ten cents will be charged simply to cover expense of bail Eugene Ware ill at Fort Scott in Goodlander hotel with a severe cold after trip from Washington Ex Congressman Lawler dead Frank Lawler ex alderman from the nineteenth ward died this afternoon at his home of heart failure
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Nneteenth Ward
Topeka Post Office Expansion Favored by Committee
The house public buildings and grounds committee will report the Topeka post office bill favorably. It authorizes 190000 for additional north ground for a new addition. A Model Supply store notice cites W E Davis as creditor for 4000, with Parkhurst Davis Co. as guarantor. Debts total about 12000, creditors to be paid from assets. store stock pressed by eastern creditors.
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Symns Grocer Co
Weather Forecast Across Kansas and Southwest
Weather across Kansas shows continued cloudiness with damp conditions tomorrow. Reports note rain at Nickerson last night while Colorado and Texas trend cloudy and cool. San Marcial New Mexico reports clear pleasant conditions. Las Vegas and Reton remain cool and cloudy. Northern states experience very cold air with Montana at twenty degrees below zero.
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Reton
Montana
Clemens at St Louis Warns on Currency and Railways
In St Louis on January 17 the Peoples Party national committee met at the Lindell hotel with about seventy-two members. T E Taubonock opened sessions to hear delegates on convention timing and location. Charles A Power urged currency reform and an honest dollar, while Clemens of Topeka pressed government ownership of railroads. Venezuelan boundary talks paused due to Justice Brewer’s duties, and a new secretary may be appointed. Fourteen people sickened by suspected poisoning near Dixon Springs, and Prof Carruth to speak at the high school graduation.
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Kansas
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Congress
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Bermuda Squadron Sighted Near U S Coast Sparks Tense Debate
London reports a British flying squadron of 22 ships possibly bound for Bermuda after Bantry Bay. The force, led by Rear Admiral Alfred T. Dale, includes Revenge, Royal Oak, Gibraltar, Theseus, Charybdis and Hermione, plus six destroyers. While Portsmouth cites uncertain plans, U S officials warn a large fleet offshore could trigger diplomatic tensions as it nears Cape Cod and Key West.
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Horrible Affair as Engine Kills Women on New York Tracks
A light engine struck a crowd of car cleaners on the New York–New Haven & Hartford tracks near 14th Street, killing two women and injuring four others badly. Names given include Dena Livzix Broker and Dutra Mamas, with injuries to Marla Druff, Maggie Tracy, and Louis Yender. The accident occurred as the Chatham express passed, the workers unable to move in time.
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Nat Goodwin Suit Over Play Theft
J M Maxwell of the Chicago Tribune sues Nat Goodwin for 30000 damages claiming Goodwin’s play Ausbitiou belongs to him and that Goodwin named Maxwell as the villain John M Maxwell after taking the work. Also notes a Chicago bricklayers convention charter and gold deposits in New York and Europe.
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Topeka Capital Resubmission Cash Offer Denied
A Kansas City Times report alleged a proposition to buy the Topeka Capital’s support for resubmission of a temperance issue. Simon Greenspan claimed the offer of 10 000 cash, while Capital editor Harold Chave and business manager Dell Keizer denied the tale. John R Mulvane denied any proposition or negotiations. Greenspan insisted the Times story is true and could prove the deal.
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Hoch to Topeka for anti Morrill push in Kansas
ER Hoch editor of the Marioo Record arrives in Topeka on a political mission to rally anti Morrill sentiment and defeat Morrill's bid for renomination. He plans no candidacy himself and praises Tom Potter of Peabody as a potential governor.
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Peabody
Recall of General Campos in Havana sparks political crisis
Despatches from Havana report constitutional unionists and reformists urging Campos recall while satanomists back his command. Cabinet will discuss the issue as Generals Bolaveja named Campos' possible successor arrives. Public opinion in Havana grows hostile toward Campos amid property destruction and failed decisive engagements.
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Something of Moment In Regard To Gen Harrison
New York January 17 Something of moment may be announced tonight for ex president Harrison regarding his movements and a reported engagement to wed Mrs Dimmick. His private secretary Mr Tibbits would only say he cannot speak now and may announce something of national interest later. Harrison will not leave his tent until the first part of next week.
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Baltimore & Ohio President Gamble Sparks Santa Fe Shuffle
Rumor circulates that Baltimore and Ohio may offer its presidency to D B Robinson of the Santa Fe, triggering a major management vacancy at Santa Fe. Chicago dispatches note preference for Robinson as a hands on operating executive, with other candidates cited as possible successors under current director control.
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Big Bond Filed In Federal Court Suit
Receiver Walker Fites posted bond of 890000 to the Federal Court, with National Surety Co supplying the bond through agent J L Better. Kansas district agent Mn Beizer will furnish bonds for U S courts and others in trust positions. Also notes on home land bills, bank suspension, a burglary arrest, ramie fiber process invention, and county coal contracts.
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