John James Ingalls

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John James Ingalls was a 19th-century American lawyer and Republican politician from Kansas who served as a U.S. Senator and became known for his eloquence and influential role in national politics.

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instanceOf human
politician
admittedToTheBar 1857
birthDate 1833-12-29
birthPlace Middleton, Massachusetts, United States NERFINISHED
burialPlace Forest Hill Cemetery, Kansas City, Kansas, United States NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1900-08-16
deathPlace Las Vegas, New Mexico, United States NERFINISHED
educatedAt Williams College NERFINISHED
endTimeAsPresidentProTempore 1891-03-03
endTimeInOfficeAsUSSenator 1891-03-03
ethnicGroup European American
graduationYear 1855
helpedDraft Kansas state constitution NERFINISHED
knownFor sharp wit and sarcasm
strong advocacy for Kansas interests
support for Civil War veterans
support for protective tariffs
memberOfPoliticalParty Republican Party
movedTo Kansas Territory NERFINISHED
notableFor eloquence in public speaking
influential role in national politics
numberOfChildren 3
occupation journalist
lawyer
orator
politician
participatedIn Wyandotte Constitutional Convention NERFINISHED
positionHeld President pro tempore of the United States Senate NERFINISHED
United States Senator
member of the Kansas State Senate
precededByAsPresidentProTempore John Sherman NERFINISHED
precededByAsSenatorFromKansas Samuel C. Pomeroy NERFINISHED
religion Unitarian
representedInSenate Kansas NERFINISHED
residence Atchison, Kansas, United States NERFINISHED
roleAtWyandotteConvention secretary
servedDuring Gilded Age NERFINISHED
spouse Anna Louise Cheesebrough NERFINISHED
startTimeAsPresidentProTempore 1887-10-10
startTimeInOfficeAsUSSenator 1873-03-04
stateRepresented Kansas NERFINISHED
succeededByAsPresidentProTempore Charles F. Manderson NERFINISHED
succeededByAsSenatorFromKansas William A. Peffer NERFINISHED
wrote essay "Opportunity" NERFINISHED
yearMovedToKansas 1858

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