They Now Go to Gov Morrill for Signature
The Kansas Senate passes three anti gambling bills aimed at punishing gambling houses and players. Senate debates amendment risks, final passage 32 to 0 for two bills and 33 to 0 for others, with references to constitutional convention questions and related measures. Governor Morrill expected to sign, with publication in official state paper.
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Gov
Daniah Jetterioa
Kanews
Ktell
Kansas
Senate
Lwa
Morrill
Airés
Sted
O'Bryan
Dillard
Sterns
McTagark
Taylor
O'Brian
Cubbinon
Sonar Forney
Metcalf
Dennison
Bryan
Sterne
O'Bryan, Dillard
McTaegart
Persn
Tor Joven
Atute
Cenplant
Kansa
House
Cocke
Juve- Sal
Spra
Joormar
Topeka
Committee On Cities of the First Class
Lucien Burker
Cooke
Violinist Vigo Anderson Ends Life in Chicago Home
Prominent Theo. Thomas orchestra flutist Vigo Anderson, noted as a top musician, gathered friends for a final musical farewell and then fatally shot himself at his Elm Street residence in Cariaco. The event occurred on January 29. Authorities investigate the tragedy as a self-inflicted suicide.
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Thomas’ Orchestra
Chicago
Cariaco
Vigo Anderson
Theo. Thomas
Mac
Elm Street
Olney Dinner for President and Mrs Cleveland
The Olneys hosted a dinner for President and Mrs. Cleveland last night, a refined event with handsome table decor featuring La France roses and maiden hair fern. Also announced is a free Viavi lecture for ladies on January 31 at 3 pm at the Bijou opera house, corner Seventh and Quincy, titled Heredity and Pre-natal Influence.
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Cleveland
Wassixetos
Jill
Olney
Bijou Opera House
Corner Seventh and
Quincy
Brains and Muscle Meet on a Train Between Leavenworth and Kansas City
Ex senate man John J Ingalls and ex world heavyweight champion John L Sullivan chatted aboard a train near Kansas City. Ralph Ingalls arranged the meeting and both men exchanged compliments. Sullivan teased about returning to boxing while Ingalls praised his opponent’s strength, and the pair discussed politics and sports amid curious fellow passengers.
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United States
John J. Ingalls
John L Sullivan
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Ingalls
Sullivan
Ralph Ingalls
Kansas City Journal
Mr. Ingalls
Senator Ingalls
Senate
Tagalla
Mr. Ingalla
Mr. Sullivan
Sam
John
Corbett
Father
Doings of Congress House Debates Pacific Railroad Bill
In Washington on January 30 the House debated the Pacific railroad bill with a motion by Mr Pickier to grant a right of way through Sioux Indian territory to the Forest City and Sioux City railway. Debate time was limited under a special order, provoking protests from Messrs Boatner and McGuire over the brief period. The Senate opened with a fiery clash over finance, as Mr Vest attacked gold standard plans and urged keeping silver and Treasury notes, while urging a broader view of the public debt and future burden.
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Painter
Sieada
Kansas City
Verne
Verne’s Opposition To the Consideration of the Resolution At This Time Mr. Veale
Benedict
Veale
Committee of
Cubbison
Mr. Cannon
Kingman
Kansas
Zimmerman
Johnson County
Benefield
Cannon
Hoe
Jim
Mr. Miller
Moore
Seline
Salina
Tucker
Douglas
Sprague
Gove
Andrews
Logan
Shawnee
State House
Remington
Lough
Lubeste
Cole
Barton
Great Bend
Rohrbaugh
Sedgwick
L Barkley of Elk
Congress
Treasury
Home of Representatives
Senate
House
Washington
Pickier
Forest City
Sioux City
Catchings
Dem
Misa
Committee On Rules
Pacific Railroad
Boatner
Dem. la
McGuire
Calif
Wasuixeton
Cul Jom
Chicago
Vest
Dem. Mo
St Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
West
Mr. West
Finance Committee
Gay Leaves Santa Fe Freight Chief Post for California
F C Gay resigns as general freight agent of the Santa Fe and departs for Los Angeles to assume the same role with the Southern California railroad. No current Santa Fe general freight agent remains, with C R Hudson guiding the department as assistant. Traffic clerks from Chicago will join the freight force, and W F White the Chicago traffic manager will depart for California.
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Santa Fe
F. C. Gas
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern California Railroad
C. R. Hudson
Chicago
W. F. White
Topeka
California
Rothschilds Likely Discussion on U S Sterling Loan
A London cable to the Evening Post reports that preliminary negotiations for a sterling loan to the United States government are being discussed by the Rothschilds and another house. No definite action is known yet as attention centers on Congress and public opinion.
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Europe
New York
London
Evening Post
United States
Rothschilds
Congress
Cherokee Bill Taken by U S Marshal Crump Telegram
Fort Sucre Arkansas June 30 United States Marshal Crump receives a telegram from W C Surre deputy stating Nowata Indian Territory will be there on the morning train with Cherokee Bill but he was not there also on train 266 Signed W C Surre Deputy The message confirms a pursuit and the deputy’s report of the capture attempt
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Fort Sucre
Ark
United States
Crump
Connelly to issue bonds to fund strike continuation
New York reports Master Workman Connelly plans to issue bonds on the credit of his organization totaling $100,000. Denominations will be small, probably $2, with assurances of rapid uptake. Tradesmen have offered to accept bonds for provisions, and friends will sell bonds nationwide to support the trolley strike.
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Connelly
New York
Banking and Currency Panels Debate Warne r Amendment on Surplus Use
Wassixeros Jan 30 The Banking and Currency Committees resume discussion on an administration bill authorizing the treasury to use surplus funds to retire all legal tenders including treasury notes under the Carble bill. M E Oldfield of Peabody, an inmate of the state asylum, died last night. Body shipped to Peabody.
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Banking and Currency Committees
Springer Hill
Wassixeros
Banking and Currency Committee
Warner
New York
Treasury
M.E Oldfield
Peabody
State Insane Asylum
Chas Bennett
Ocean Horror Off Lowe stoft Sinking Liner North Sea
North German Lloyd ocean liner collides and sinks in the North Sea off Lowestoft England. About two hundred passengers and crew are reported lost or missing amid the disaster. Emergency salvage and rescue operations are underway as authorities investigate the cause of the collision and search for survivors.
Elbe Sinks Off Lowestoft in Severe North Sea Disaster
Reports from Lowestoft and New York recount the sinking of the North German Lloyd steamer Elbe after a collision in the North Sea. Estimates of casualties vary, with Lloyds later listing nineteen saved from about 350 aboard. initial reports warned of heavy loss of life. The Elbe, 420 feet long, had sailed Bremen to Southampton and New York, commanded by Capt. Von Gosset, with a full crew and officers aboard.
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Lospos
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lowestoft
Lloyds
North Sea
Itan
New York
Duinfe United
New Yeurs
Ebe
Ftoyd
Associated Press
Elbe
Loweatoft
Bremen
Southwarpton
Cleoks
Suffolk
Goa
Exchange Telegraph
Dremen
von Gosset
Southampton
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
von Gouset
G. Wilhelms
Stage Glints in London and Chicago Theatre News
Henry Bagge resigns as Captain Vernon from The Prodigal Daughter. A M Palmer elected to Garrick Club in London. Edwin Arden to continue managing Thomas W. Keene next season. Rose Coghlan may add The Great Pearl Case to her London repertory. Belle Creighton rehearsing Shakespearean comedies in Chicago and will star. Bert Coote to lead in The New Boy under Gustave Frohman. Arthur F Bourchier to produce sitter's comedy with George F Krauss of the Boston Globe and Walter D Botta.
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Henry Bagge
Captain Vernon
A. M. Palmer
Garrick Club
London
Edwin Arden
Thomas W. Keene
Mr. Keene
Rose Coghlan
Belle Creighton
Alexander
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Raffles
Kansas Senate
Ed O'Bryan
Whalta
Krailevac Commission
State Executive Council
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
James M. Simpson
Prank Lockard
Norton
Col. H
THE
Olney’s
John L. Sullivan and
United States Treasury
MR. F. C. Gay
Ocean Horror
North German Lloyd
Lowe
Stoft
England
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