Chester Long Named Senator Nominated in Caucus
In a fierce party caucus the Curtis faction backed Long for senator by acclamation after others withdrew. Calderhead and Stanley factions maneuvered, with long campaign speeches and shifting loyalties as Long secured decisive support and Calderhead pared down rivals.
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Sketch of Me Long How He Reached Prominence
A portrait of Chester Lang from Topeka to Barber county traces his rise in Kansas politics. The piece details his legal start, education, and teaching work, then chronicles his Parrish-like ascent through party battles and legislative clout, highlighting his mastery of debate, party leadership, and influence on Cuban tariff policies.
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Debt Owed to the Nurse and the Trained Helper
A New York Herald piece mocks a physician who quibbles over nurse expenses. The nurse defends ongoing care, arguing the helper’s time is essential and costly, while the doctor contemplates prescription charges and patient dignity amid satire on medical billing.
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Armed Men in Capitol Stir Colorado Senate
Colorado Capitol in tense standoff as armed guards patrol both chambers and pistols lie on desks. Three-way fight between Democrats who control the Senate and Wolcott supporters in the House, with state politics in a wary stalemate awaiting Friday sessions. Denver dispatch notes guards in dress and revolvers stationed at entrances while reporters and several figures refuse comment.
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