Kansas Legislature Adopts Key Concurrent Resolutions
Kansas legislature reports House and Senate approval of concurrent resolution directing railroad commissioners to oversee state aid supplies from other states for western Kansas destitute, and urging Congress to secure direct popular election of U S senators. Bills number 1990. debates on police board membership and school district reorganization. various committee actions. protest actions over journal coverage. 1895 finances and printing appropriations.
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Baker's speech outlines platform and pledge to Kansans
After Baker's election to the U S Senate a committee brought him in. He pledged support for women, American industry, rationed immigration, a bimetallic currency, reduced transport costs, and irrigation for western Kansas while defending the state’s future and laborers. He vowed to serve six years and uphold Kansas pride.
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Finance measure debated by house banking committee
Members of the House Banking Committee, led by Secretary Carlisle, discussed a new bill on financial reform. The plan favors silver, including cancellation of Sherman notes and issue of silver certificates, with banks holding reserves and greenbacks as legal tender. Cox explains the scheme would reduce Treasury raids by retiring large note volumes and freeing funds for banking reserves.
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Brooklyn Strike Strife and Canal Bond Plans Reported
Amid Brooklyn strike tensions Father O’Hara engages with protesters to curb violence while union leaders press for broader walkouts. In Washington, Morgan seeks to open Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands, with canal bond guarantees amounting to 70 million dollars and potential further debt to reach 190 million.
Gold Bond Plan Urges Treasury Reform and Bond Issue
A Cleveland message to Congress advocates issuing gold bonds to replenish the Treasury gold reserve and retire federal notes. It argues existing notes can be redeemed in gold only if funded by bonds and calls for bonds of 20 and 50 dollars, payable in gold, with up to fifty year maturity. The plan seeks immediate action after the president's message.
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State News Glimpses From Across Kansas
Reports from Topeka, El Dorado, Graham and other towns note a city status change for Garnett, new school apparatus at Highland Park, a severe accident involving Harvey Cowley, irrigation plans in Graham county, a multiple sentencing for a West Atchison assault, a county poor farm plan, probate matters in Hutchinson, a house fire with hidden gold, uniforms for Sons of Veterans, a fossil orthoceras find, horse stealing charges against a professor, Kansas University athletic leadership and baseball league talks, and Republican women’s association actions in Topeka.
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Kansas Rail and Society News In Topeka and Beyond
Rail developments in Kansas include a northern extension to Frontenac and southern reach to Weir City with changes at the Santa Fe system. Hiram P. Dillon named receiver of the Manhattan Alma & Burningame line, announced in St. Louis. Santa Fe earnings for the second January week reach 674435, up 16818 from last year as crews relocate and officers reshuffle.
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Thirteen years later Peter Kesselring and hog market notes
The Atwood Patriot recounts Peter Kesselring carrying ten young cottonwood trees from a nearby draw and cutting timber for fuel and building. It reports Kansas City hog receipts near 20,000 for January, with Hogs fed 110 days, gaining over three pounds daily, selling at higher prices amid a strong feeder trade.
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