Ingalls Views on Silver Coinage and McKinley Support
Ex Senator Jobo J. Ingalls argues for full silver coinage and backs McKinley as the Republican choice. He notes 75 percent of Republicans favor McKinley, discusses convention intrigues, and predicts Illinois, Ohio, and New York delegations leaning toward McKinley. He also mentions bi metalism in Kansas and hints at a future return to public life if a Republican legislature is elected.
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Jobo J. Ingalls
Regina Planters
Illinois
Michi- Bad
McKinley
Kansas
Ingalls
Tully
Eaith Blaine
Blaine
Chaice
Republican
Eithet
Moley
Tale Yavoritson
Sdee
Desi
Quay Serioual Iy
Peondsivasia
Thesutare
Pennsyvants
Mario
Morton
Pr. Reed
Festler
New England
Hansas
Bensey
R. Ingalls
Lucle
Couutry
Maitver
Colmara
Ingalle
Carter
Teller
Republican Party
Sudan
Eapess
Hays
Wasnineros
John Hara Hammond
Johannisburgs
Olney
Taxing Jim Corbett in New York, $10,000 property tax
New York commissioners assess boxing legend Jim Corbett $10,000 on personal property amid a New Year and March filing window. Officials say the action reflects a routine assessment of his holdings under local tax laws.
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New York
Corbett to Face Tax Demand Over £1000 Property Claim
The article notes James J. Corbett the pugilist is summoned to appear and swear to personal taxes on a £1000 property claim. If he fails to appear or swear off the taxes the court may compel payment. The summons was sent yesterday and sets the appearance at 30 minutes past the hour.
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James J. Corbett
Corbett
Corbette
Frantic protest as crowd burns Spanish emblem
In Liappyitux Colo a riotous crowd gathers after reports Spaniards burn an American fing. Irish day festivities paused as hundreds converge before Herald Democrat. The emblem of Castile is toppled and set alight amid chants of America and Columbia.
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Liapyitux
Colo
Herald Democrat
Spain
Emily
America
Columbia
Ashe
Railroad board to probe 100 pound Kate scandal
The State Board of Railroad Commissioners will meet March 18 in Topeka to examine and investigate alleged baggage and shipment irregularities involving the Ive stock shippers of Kansas. Carriers have been cited to appear at 10 a.m. for inquiry.
Hartman Attacks President In House Over Mission Speech
Rep Hartman of Montane denounced President Cleveland for a Presbyterian Home Mission board speech he called slander on western states and wildly improper. Rep Banta of Vermont and Rep Miles of Maryland urged order but Chair Hepburn did not intervene. Hartman asserted the missionary cause needed prominence in the White House.
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Hartman
Cleveland
Presbyterian Home Mission Board
New York
Banta
Vermont
Miles
Dem. Md
Hepburn
Ealsted
Woodmen Celebrate Anniversary at Haaton Hall
Modern Woodmen of America celebrated its Haationa hall anniversary with a grand entertainment and dance. About five hundred attended as L. M. Penwell hosted. Speakers included Dr. J B Hibben and E Murphy. E A Wegener led singing. Coraline Cook and Clira Crom recited. Baxil and Stalay performed a banjo duet and James Scully sang.
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America
L. M. Penwell
de. J.B Hibben
Murphy
Dire
E A. Wegener
Coraline Cook
Clira Crom
C. D. Baxil
G. Stalay
Afid
James Scully
Snog
Tunge
Alpine Concert Company Promises Noted European Artists
The Alpine Concert Company will perform next Tuesday evening at the Library Bells venue featuring Miss Mamie Herman violinist from Germany Miss Blanche Herman pianist from Leipz ig Columbia School of Oratory reader Miss Luce Pallerton and Mr Percy Hearis baritone from Auckland New Zealand The German press praises the violinists tone the pianist is an exceptional artist the reader a rising American talent and the baritone a Topeka native with renowned teachers Tickets sold at Rubor’s music store.
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Comage
Mamie Herman
Pate
Germany
Blanche Herman
Leiperg
Luce Pallerton
Columbia School of Oratory
Percy Hearis
Auckland
New Zealand
Library Bells
Leipsig Conservatory
Denver
America
Baratone
Atertea
Tickete
Rubor’s
Daily Press Suspends and Co-Operator Purchases Plant
The Daily Press dissolves today as the Co-Operator buys the plant and goodwill and plans to amalgamate the wincer with iteono. Mortgage holders, including Deoperator proprietors, have agreed on amicable arrangements regarding mortgaged stock.
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Daily Press
Wincer
Iteono
Cock Fight Draw At Topeka Ehrgerton Pit Bouts
Leavenworth reports a cock fight at Bre good pits on Shawnee street between Topeka and Edgerton ended in a draw after six bouts for the match. A seventh fight to decide the tie was declared a draw on a technicality amid contested betting and slow pace. Also announced is Clay Todd found unconscious in his barn after a kick to the stomach, life in danger.
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Topeke
Edgerto
Leavenworth
Mar
Wolch
Eed Brapg
Shawnee Street
Topeka
Edgerton
Fough
Beforer Hilderbrandt
Oma
Hack
Clay Todd
Bradford fights公开 bid secrecy over city electrical contract
Topeka council scene centers on Councilman Bradford pressing for public discussion of bids for electrical machinery. He excludes reporters while proponents of Western Electric and Fort Wayne bids argue for open process. The committee on lights adjourns without a report as the council awaits a formal decision on awarding the contract.
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Topeka
Toatier
Counsilman Bradford
Wolvern Electric
Polaw
Tautche Company
Ecaneére
Door
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Elliott
Drew
Pattison
Stephenson
Faulton
Bredford
Open Council
Star Chamber
Counciliman
Mendog
Wattern Electrical
Fort Wayne Company
Councilmen & Bradford
President Takes 150000 Shares of Cripple Creek Stock
Frank Perkins reports in Cleveland that President Cleveland granted him a back for 150000 shares of Cripple Creek gilt edge stock after a Washington interview. Perkins described the talk touching Portland Independence Victor Anaconda and related mines.
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Cripple Creek
Independence
New York
Thurber
Trifling Damage Suits Against Police Officers
In the district court today a wave of petty damage suits against law enforcement drew out long sessions. A case against Sergeant Tim Donovan Constable Wintride ex Captain Peter Gish and Henry Heer centered on a search at 1402 Van Buren Street on October 4 1593 with no stolen goods found. Lyons sought only compensation for affronts rather than actual damages, while the court criticized frivolous actions and lawyers pushing baseless claims.
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District Court
Tim Donovan
Wintrode
Peter Gish
Henry ‘. Heer
Thomas Lyon
Big Rouse
van Buren Street
Heors T. Here
Wintrade
Lyons
Frey Family Mourns as Seymour Matriarch Dies
Mrs. Frey passes away at her Seymour home in Indiana after years of feeble health. J. J. Frey, manager of the local outfit, received four telegrams about his mother's death. He left this afternoon in his private car for Seymour.
Rock Island Changes In Topeka And Horton Telegrap h Offices
The Rock Island railroad announces changes in Topeka and Horton telegraph staffing. H E Huey moves from Huck Island to paymaster assistant, with Sprecker promoted at Horton to Huey’s former post. L Ballard transfers to Horton, S W Hart shifts from Topeka to day operator, and a new night operator for Hart’s old shift is still to be appointed.
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Horton
H. E. Huey
Huck Island
Wassntant
Hudson
Sprecker
Horton Depot
Huey. L. Ballard
Topeka Y
S W. Hart
Hart
MAY VINDICATE BAIN IN WIDE RANGE OF PROCEEDINGS
Washington dispatch reports mis prosecution not ordered for Bain. Judge Thomas backs inspector's findings and claims misrepresentation by agency. Other notes include Hammond awaiting trial in Johannesburg and Cardinal Satolli's Kansas City visit with clergy. Cuban resolution conference actions. and Harvard classmate Foster linked to Governor Green.
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H. Bain
American Coupon Investment Co
Washington,d. C
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Ageuty
R. W. Hayes
Geners
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Greenbarge
Lawyee
Charles M. Foster
Topeka
Governor Green
Massachusetts
Yestar
Harvard
Kansas Republicans Split Over Bond Bill and Silver Substitute
A Kansas delegation split over a bond bill and silver substitute. Five Republicans voted against the bond bill while Calderhead and Blue supported it. Curtis Miller Broderick and Long backed various silver positions, revealing tensions between party unity and fiscal policy amid the era’s political debates.
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Wasumerox
Macck 5
Kansas
Eilver
Senate
House
Republican Party
United States
Broderick
Curis
Kirkpatrick
Miller
Long
Calderhand
Blue
Dingley
Curtis
Castlehead
Bive
M. Plm
Salaries Cut for U S Officials in Kansas Bill
A state journal report notes a regulatory appropriation bill abolishing the fee system for United States marshals and attorneys in Kansas. It sets U S Attorney salaries at 4000 a year and limits assistant attorney pay to 2500, with deputies and mileage provisions, aiming to save the government about 200000 annually. Judge Broderick comments on the measure's potential savings and gradual implementation amid clerks’ resistance.
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State Journal
Wasursotus
Boase
United States Marshals
Kansas
United States
District of Kansas
Asshuls
United States Treasury
Public Service
Broderick
Judiciary Committee
Senators Cut Irrigation Budget Rehearsed in State Journal
State Journal reports from Washington on March 5 that the Senate committee cut the irrigation bureau appropriation to 6000 dollars from 15000 urged by Congressman Long. Long argues cutting harms western irrigation growth and vows a strong fight to restore the original 15000 amid a belief the Senate may reverse. Kansas splits over dividing two federal judicial districts with Miller noting southern support and other regions opposing to avoid an extra Democratic judge.
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Congressman Long
State Journal
Washincron
Bureau of Irrigation
Long
House
Seat Committee
Morton
Senate
Kansas
Wasuinetos
Miller
United States
Bill Miller
Saloon Relics and a Freight Bill in Washington Visit
A Lawrence memory of 1850s Cyclone Flambeau club badges is shown in Heacock's saloon with relics of Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. A Kansas freight rate bill by Congressman Curtis seeks ICC power to compel railroad compliance with orders to curb unjust discrimination.
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Washington
The
State Journal
Cyclone Lambeau Club
Lawrence
Harrison
Heacock
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
Cyclone Flambeau Club
Kansas
Wilkes Booth
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Wasnixetox
Curtis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas Corp
Commission
United States
Kaneas
Officers Win Verdict Against Donovan and Gish
At 8 p m the jury in the damage case against Sergeant Tim Donovan and ex Captain Gish returned a verdict for the officers.
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Tim Donovan
Gish
Weather shifts as cold snap follows warm spell forecast
The report notes a warm spell ending with much colder conditions tonight and tomorrow, with fair skies expected after brief rain in Texas. Cloudy conditions prevail along the Santa Fe line, while Colorado and New Mexico remain cool and clear. Kansas City bond referendum seeks $100,000 in school improvement bonds and a related election.
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Santa Fe
Ransan
Parn
Heck Island
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
D R Anthony Held Separate Delegates At Leavenworth Convention
In Leavenworth yesterday D A Anthony led a faction that withdrew from the Republican county convention to form a parallel body at the district court. Regular delegates were chosen to support Case Broderick for congress while Anthony pressed fraud claims and demanded to be heard. A chaotic scene followed as gavel clashes and loud cheers marked the split, with Anthony’s delegates assembling separate credentials for both congressional and state conventions.
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D. A. Anthony
Sappurtece
Ail
Case Broderick
Congress
Uy Letach
KB Anthony
W. AL Houk
Anthony
Hook
ardec_ lukeley
Authont
Col
Col. Anthony
Godel
Tle
Antony
Fitz-Corbett Articles and Fight Details Arrive in London
New York March 5 The articles of agreement for the proposed fight between Corbett and Fitzsimmons before the National Sporting Club of London were received by Richard K. Fox. Fox is authorized to sign, receive deposits, and arrange details. The rest is garbled text with stray anecdotes and unclear events about pantry roaches and unrelated matters.
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Batween Corbett and
Fitzsimmons
National Sporting Club of London
Richard K. Fox
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