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Hello, I'm OTGBionicArm, and this guide is about my personal favorite champion, Viktor, the Machine Herald. Viktor is a mad Russian scientist-cyborg, who runs on vodka and win. His truly amazing inventions make him a medium ranged burst mage, but that is only a tag that Riot gave him, and what do they know about tags? Magic is for only the weak, this isn't some sissy Ahri guide. This a guide for Viktor, the Mother-F***ing Machine Herald.
He can poke people at long distances, but is that really how you think a mad cyborg pseudo-terrorist would really fight? No. Viktor is a lane decimator, adept at obliterating the enemy into submission and remaining the top dog.
This guide will cover what options are good on Viktor and how to dominate with him at mid lane.
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A match-ups section at mid lane.
Mini guide to playing Viktor at top lane. (Featuring Berzerk!)
More optional runes and mastery setups.
In depth ability usage.
In depth laning guide.
Videos of Viktor gameplay
Pretty banners for each section.
Why should you play Viktor?
- He's Russian. Simply put, he's the only character in the game with an accent that doesn't sound terrible (I'm looking at you, Fiora.)
- Much like Bender, he is powered by alcohol, mostly Vodka.
- He has all purpose Bionic Third Arm. Because of this, I am 40% more effective at using Viktor.
- He has the best dance in the game.
- He laughs right in your face when he takes your creep waves or life with Death Ray. What a troll. Ahuehuehuheuheuhe.
But obviously, I am one of Viktor's biggest fans. So here's some non-biased pros and cons of Viktor:
+ Very high burst damage for a mage. He can typically kill any squishy character in one combo rotation.
+ One of the most versatile mages in the game due to his passive; Evolving Technology. He can be very effective as a glass cannon AP caster, Bulky AP caster, or a very utility or CC focused caster.
+ Gravity Field is one of the best abilities ever in a team fight. It can stun an entire team, cut off jungle routes, and save you from a gank!
+ Chaos Storm can do a minimum of 910 base damage to enemies if they standing next to it for it's full duration. This damage is absurd in team fights. Oh, and you can move it around, how cool is that?
+ Viktor can poke any champion (except Xerath, maybe) with Death Ray safely. Combined with Augment: Death, it is also one of the best farming abilities in the game, and makes Viktor a very quick pusher.
- Has very poor mana management early game. You must be very conservative with Viktor's mana pool.
- While the stats they offer are great in early and mid game the Hex Cores from Evolving Technology do not hold up late game (except Augment: Death). Since he cannot sell these items back or change them, you have to choose very wisely.
- Can easily get into a bad position in team fights due to his mediocre reach outside of Death Ray.
- Gravity Field has little to no use in lane because of its short cast range without Augment: Gravity, and Power Transfer sometimes does not come back fast enough to actually get use out of the shield in lane trades.
- Viktor is prone to glitches, primarily with Death Ray. Sometimes the laser disappears and cannot be seen by the enemy. While this is actually beneficial to you, it is somewhat unfair and annoying to the enemy player.
I use a 21/0/9 mastery tree most of the time when I play Viktor. This gives him more burst damage from Arcane Knowledge , Blast , Archmage , and Executioner . I also use points in Brute Strength and Butcher for extra last hitting power against minions. It also helps you to harass with auto attacks.
Summoner's Wrath is to gain additional AP when Ignite is on cooldown.
In the utility tree, I use Expanded Mind and Meditation for a greater mana pool and regeneration. Summoner's Insight reduces Flash's cooldown by 15 seconds.
Greater Mark of Magic Penetration
Greater Seal of Scaling Mana Regeneration
Greater Glyph of Scaling Ability Power
Greater Quintessence of Movement Speed
- Greater Mark of Magic Penetration: Makes Viktor's spells hit harder. These runes are pretty core (on any mage for that matter) and I really don't suggest changing them.
- Greater Seal of Scaling Mana Regeneration: Viktor's spells are so insanely powerful and epic that Riot felt it necessary to make it fair for other mages by making his mana regeneration SUCK. This makes it easier to spam spells later in the game.
- Greater Glyph of Scaling Ability Power: These stack nicely with the passive AP gain from Evolving Technology, and scale Viktor very well with levels.
- Greater Quintessence of Movement Speed: In order to be a total lane terrorist you gotta go fast. Viktor isn't exactly slow by any means, but he has short reach on most of his spells, so being able to move faster to place them quickly is key.
Summoner Spells
This is your combo finisher before level 6. After level 6, this in conjunction with Chaos Storm is an evil, decimating shedding of your poor enemies health. Aside from the obvious damage, it's also very helpful to tell Vladimir to kindly **** off.
Traditional escape ability on almost every mid caster. However, Viktor isn't a sissy like those other chumps. I use it offensively most of the time before level 6 to show the enemy that this is Viktor's lane, *****. I like to poke the enemy to half health. Farm a bit. Surprise Flash, Power Transfer, Death Ray, Ignite, death. Don't be afraid to be hyper aggressive with this move in lane if you know you can kill the caster. Obviously, don't do it you're not warding like a good player. You might get ganked and look silly. Don't make Viktor look silly.
This is helpful to get back in lane faster or to set up surprise ganks by Teleporting to your allies wards. As Viktor is a very fast lane pusher, this is also helpful late game for split-pushing.
Actually pretty useful if you are building a bulkier Viktor. It allows him to chase better, especially with Augment: Power. It's also a helpful escape move, if you're into that whole running thing.
No trolling. Viktor es super lane pusher, why not make a cannon minion join the glorious evolution and push even harder? You'd be surprised how helpful this can actually be to lock down roaming mids like LeBlanc. If they try to roam, you get a turret, otherwise, they are stuck there dealing with you and a stupid OP minion.
Ability Explanation
Evolving Technology: (Innate): Viktor starts with an item that takes up one of his item slots, The Hex Core, that provides him with stats and can be upgraded in the store to augment one of his abilities and improve its stats. The Hex Core can only be upgraded once, for 1000 gold, and cannot be sold back to the store.
Hex Core: Grants Viktor 3 ability power per level.
This passive is what makes Viktor so versatile. The AP per level makes it less necessary to rush AP items, so feel free to bolster his abysmal mana pool and regeneration early. Also, it upgrades into three different items, which I will cover in the items section.
Power Transfer: (Active): Viktor sends a device at an enemy unit to blast them for magic damage, which then returns to him granting a shield for up to 3 seconds with an amount equal to 40% of the damage dealt before reduction.
This is the move you use to show the enemy that Viktor doesn't take any ****. It pegs them hard, after 2-3 of them, they should be at half health at early levels. The shield can be a life saver at times, but don't rely on it.
Tips and Tricks
- Use this aggressively to trade damage with the enemy, it can absorb quite a bit of damage.
- Maxing this ability first makes you do more single target damage. It also helps you win trades against high damage enemies like LeBlanc.
- You can use this on a minion just for a quick shield when on the run, or to last hit minions cheaply in lane.
Gravity Field: (Active): Viktor conjures a gravitational imprisonment device in an area near him, slowing all enemies that pass above it. Whilst under its effect, enemies generate stacks every 0.5 seconds; at 3 stacks the target will be stunned for 1.5 seconds.
This is Viktor's personal GTFO circle. In lane, you mainly use this for avoiding ganks. It's mainly for utility and facerolling team fights.
Tips and Tricks
- If an enemy jungler comes in, drop this right under your feet and book it for your turret. If you're feeling a bit more cynical, laugh and fire Death Ray at them too.
- Try to hit as many people as possible with this in team fights. Stunning a majority of their team makes Viktor laugh with delight as he brings death upon them with Death Ray and Chaos Storm.
- Use this to check bushes, as anyone in the bush will likely get stunned before they can hurt you.
Death Ray: (Active): Viktor uses his robotic arm to fire a chaos beam that sweeps across the field in a chosen path, dealing magic damage to every enemy it hits.
This is your bread and butter. Use this to farm, use this to poke, use this to decimate team fights, use it to demoralize the enemy with Viktor's super troll laughter. It's probably one of the best skills in the game and it's what makes Viktor so awesome.
This skill is awkward to use for some (Idiots, I think they are called) so I'll explain; It has a start point, and then you point what direction you want the laser to go! Weeeeeeee, that wasn't so hard. Now, stop *****ing about how hard Death Ray is to use. -.-
Tips and Tricks
- Try to lead the laser to where the enemy is moving. If you fail to do that and miss them, at least try to get some minions, or claim it's a "scare tactic" to save face.
- When going for a kill, use Power Transfer first then immediately start Death Ray on top of them for a nearly guaranteed hit.
- The laser provides sight where it is cast, so you can use it to safely check bushes and possibly damage someone!
- This ability can take a quarter out of a squishies' health bar. Try to hit as many squishy targets as possible with it. Even moar damage with Augment: Death.
Chaos Storm:(Active): Viktor conjures a chaos storm at the target location, dealing magic damage and silencing enemies in the area for 0.5 seconds. As it churns, the storm deals magic damage every second to nearby enemies for 7 seconds. Activating this ability again while the singularity is active will redirect it. The storm moves faster the closer it is to Viktor.
This ultimate does some serious destruction. It can do upwards of over 1000 damage to anyone standing near it for it's entire duration and has a silence on cast. That's pretty sexy. This ability will make your mid laner cry when it chases and kills them under their turret.
Tips and Tricks
- Try to chase along with auto-attacks and Power Transfers when using it on a single target, as the storm moves faster when you are closer to it. This is easier with Augment: Power
- In team fights, it may be better to wait to interrupt an important enemy ability with the silence on cast of Chaos Storm.
- The storm will remain for it's full duration even if Viktor dies, however he will not be able to direct it any more.
- Always remember to direct the storm elsewhere if your initial target gets away. Every tick of damage counts!
Ability Sequence
There are a few ways to go about leveling Viktor as detailed here;
Poke Viktor; my cheat sheet builds use this. Maxing Death Ray first for maximum poke damage from a safe distance. This also makes it a bit easier to farm early game, but it may room you out of mana fast.
Terrorist Viktor: Maxes Power Transfer first for maximum trading and single target damage. I typically use this tactic as it gets the easiest kills early game. it also uses less mana.
Balanced Viktor: Levels both Power Transfer and Death Ray evenly. This style is very good to both poke and go in for kills at the same time.
Standard harassment combo. Use Gravity Field first if against a melee mid like Rumble.
> > > > >
The kill combo. Anyone under 150 MR should be dead.
Viktor's Role in Team Fights:
Viktor's job is to wait for the tank to initiate, drop a Gravity Field on a few key targets, then decimate them with uber-damage. Chaos Storm is a very deadly AoE nightmare, so be careful about your positioning, or you'll get focused and killed.
Starting Items:
Boots of Speed and Health Potion x3.
This is the best start on any mid caster for the most part. It is my preferred starting setup because it allows Viktor to move around and hit his spells easier, as well as dodge enemy skill shots.
Amplifying Tome and Health Potion.
This is a great start if you just wanna hammer someone early and they don't have the mobility to death with it. It can also be used to rush an early Fiendish Codex.
Meki Pendant and Health Potion x2.
This is a very sustained start that allows Viktor to more freely cast his abilities. I like this item start to rush a Chalice of Harmony or Tear of the Goddess early.
Null-Magic Mantle and Health Potion x2.
The Anti- LeBlanc start. Cuts her early game power some, and combined with MR runes, it's somewhat of a troll start against any AP character. It can also be used to rush Chalice of Harmony.
Sapphire Crystal and Health Potion x2.
I use this start when I'm going for Rod of Ages to rush Catalyst The protector.
Doran's Ring
This is a good start with some bonus health, AP and mana regeneration, all things Viktor severely needs. Be aware they don't build into anything, though. Stacking these is also a good tactic when you're a bit behind in lane, and they can be sold later for a good price.
Boot Choices:
These are the quintessential boots for almost all AP carries. They make your spells hammer people with unrelenting force. Magic penetration is not to be underestimated.
These are also a great choice to get your spell combos flying out faster. I prefer these boots on a more CC focused Viktor to use Gravity Field more often.
This augment is great for bulky Viktor and awesome for chasing or escaping fights with Power Transfer. However, it doesn't hold up very well in late-game.
Makes your Gravity Field have more range, which makes it safer to place properly in a team fight. While the stats it offers aren't great late-game, the modification to Gravity Field is always helpful.
The best choice most of the time. The bonus AP actually holds this item up late-game unlike the other cores, and the additional damage on Death Ray makes your burst absurd.
Finished items:
All of the items I suggest are optional; I do not like force builds on anyone, I will give my list of suggestions and why to buy them, you ultimately decide how you build Viktor. This is a guide after all, not a command. Just make Viktor look good.
This item is amazing to rush against champions like LeBlanc. It cuts magic damage done to you, as well as makes enemies take more. This item is core for bulky Viktor.
Core on all Viktor builds. Massive AP boost. Dat burst. Make your enemies cry hard. Then laugh at them with a super charged Death Ray.
For more massive CC. Full slow proc on Power Transfer and a smaller slow on Death Ray and Chaos Storm is just evil. It also makes Viktor bulkier, which is pretty epic.
OMFG. magic Penetration. So much hurt. Build this against people who are building Magic Resist. Otherwise, makes you peg squishies harder.
Great item to have when you think you'll be focused. Drop your ultimate in a good spot first and then pop the active on this item. You can't take any actions, or even direct Chaos Storm, but you cannot be harmed, and enemies will have to either choose a new target, or waste a precious moment waiting for you to come out.
Very situational. This item offers a very large amount of AP for a cheap price, only if you stack it with kills and assists. Sadly, you lose stacks when you die. I would only build this item if I'm facerolling, and I know I can continue facerolling.
Holy mana and ability power, Batman. This item is amazing if you rush an early Tear of the Goddess and have it stacked quite a bit. This in synergy with Rabadon's Deathcap is plain nasty.
You will never go out of mana with this item. If you do, you're doing something wrong. The grail floweth, spam to your heart's content. It also gives decent AP and magic resist. I personally love this item because Viktor has terrible mana issues all game when spamming Death Ray.
Not sure I feel about this item. Moar burst is nice, but I feel like it lacks utility... I will have to test it out on him some more to give a real opinion.
A great item for bulky Viktor when fighting a lot of AD characters. The aura makes them less effective, and the item itself gives you awesome armor, CDR and mana.
I love building this item last to pepper my combos with OP auto attacks. It's also really nice to push over turrets and inhibitors.
The anti- Vladimir item. It's also helpful to build against similar healing champions like Volibear, Dr. Mundo, and Soraka. It gives Viktor some much needed CDR as well.
This item screams bulky Viktor. So much bonus health and mana, and pretty awesome AP too. This item is a godsend if the game goes on long enough. Just make sure you RUSH it, if you plan on building it at all.
This is really only helpful if you're in a team with an AP top laner, like Vladimir, Rumble or Kennen. It gives you some nice health sustain, but it's pretty lackluster if you build it by yourself.
An awesome counter to other combo based mages like Anivia, Veigar or Brand. However the shield is sometimes unreliable so don't think it will always save you. The item does provide some decent health, mana and MR though.
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Conclusion and Change Log
Thank you very much for reading my guide, I hope you have as much fun with this Russian mad scientist as I did! Remember that practice makes perfect and not every will do well with him first try. If at first you don't succeed, turn them into a robot for the glorious evolution! >:D
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Change Log:
7/4/2012: Guide Published! Includes item builds, masteries, runes, and explanations for his abilities.


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The bill passed the senate on March 1, and the same day was sent to the house, where it was passed over on account of the objection of Mr. Buck of Alabama, and thus the settlers failed to receive justice for the many wrongs and outrages committed against them.
Some trouble resulted in the spring of 1869 between the settlers on the "Neutral Lands" and the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad company. During the war a number of people settled on the Neutral Lands, and after the treaty of 1866 others came in with the expectation of being permitted to buy their lands from the government. The railroad company acquired title to 639,000 acres of the lands, and on Nov. 10, 1868, issued a statement to the effect that any settler, showing he had located prior to June 10, 1868, would be allowed to purchase 160 acres at from two to five dollars an acre upon long credit. Ten days later the company opened a real estate office at Fort Scott, but the settlers organized a "land league" to resist the company's taking possession. The company's land office was mobbed and construction of the railroad was brought to a standstill by the threatening attitude of the people.
On May 25, 1869, Gov. Harvey asked Gen. Schofield to send a detachment of troops to the scene of the disturbance. On the 31st he issued a proclamation calling upon the people of Crawford and Cherokee counties to obey the civil authorities, and again asked for troops to assist in protecting property and preserving the peace. This time Gen. Schofield responded by ordering a detachment into the Neutral Lands and thus order was restored by the presence of an armed force, but at the next session of the legislature a resolution censuring the governor for requesting troops was introduced in the house and was defeated by only a small majority. In his message to the legislature of 1870 Gov. Harvey explained the difficulties and announced that the troops were still there. "I have refused," said he, "to request their withdrawal, for the reason that the controversy is still unsettled, and I believe their presence conducive to the peace and consequent prosperity of the locality in which they are stationed." (See Neutral Lands.)
Nov. 2, 1869, was the date of the election for members of the tenth. legislature, which met in regular session on Jan. 11, 1870. Lieut.-Gov. Eskridge again presided over the senate and Jacob Stotler was elected speaker of the house. In his message, Gov. Harvey gave the state's resources as $809,550.43, and the liabilities as $1,771,407.94. Said he: "I desire to call your attention to the fact that the constitutional requirement relative to the levy and collection of taxes each year, for the creation of a sinking fund adequate for the liquidation of the state debt, has not been complied with in former years, and that the levy for that purpose the past year is inadequate. . . . Each law creating any part of the state debt contains the provision required by the 5th section of Article XI of the constitution; but in making the yearly levies, legislatures have failed to include in the revenue bill amounts set apart for this purpose sufficient to comply with the constitution and the laws made in pursuance thereof. I hope, and believe, that no argument is necessary to convince you that this fund must be raised and sacredly applied to its legitimate purpose. Honor and interest alike demand it." (See Finances, State.)
The legislature of 1869 authorized the appointment of an agent to collect the military claims due the state from the general government, allowing him three per cent. of the amount collected. Gov. Harvey visited Washington soon after the adjournment of the legislature, and discovered that nothing could be accomplished in the way of collecting the claims, which at that time aggregated $846,000, until further legislation by Congress. In his message to the session of 1870 he thus explains the situation: "It was also suggested to me that to have a claim prosecuted by an agent having a large contingent interest in its liquidation, might prevent or delay the legislation necessary to secure an equitable settlement. I therefore refrained from making the appointment."
Early in the session charges were made that George Graham, treasurer of state, had been in the habit of depositing the state's funds in banks and appropriating the interest thereon to his private use. An investigating committee, consisting of Byron Sherry, Levi Wilhelm, George P. Eves, John Parsons and Levi Billings, all members of the house, was appointed, with instructions to report as soon as possible. The committee reported on Jan. 27, that Graham had a contract with the Topeka Bank by which he was to receive interest of four per cent. on current balances; that there had been placed to his credit, as interest, the sum of $1,056.88; that the governor, secretary of state and auditor were guilty of non-compliance with section 52 of the general statutes in not making monthly examinations as the law required. It developed, however, that the interest on state funds had been placed to Mr. Graham's private credit without his knowledge or connivance, and that he had not accepted it for his private use.
The legislature adjourned on March 3. The principal acts of the session were those providing for a normal school in northern Kansas; creating the office of state librarian and a board of directors of the state library; ratifying the fifteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States; ceding to the United States a site for a national cemetery at Fort Scott; granting authority to the city of Lawrence to issue bonds to the amount of $100,000 for the erection of a building for the state university, and authorizing the state school commissioners to buy said bonds.
According to the United States census for 1870, the population of Kansas was 364,399, an increase of 257,193, or nearly 240 per cent. during the preceding decade. This entitled Kansas to three representatives in Congress. In June, 1871, an assessment of all the property in the state was made by order of the census bureau, and the value was reported as being $89,905,470. An assesment made about the same time by the officers of the several counties showed the value of all property to be $183,998,774, or more than twice as much as the value reported by the census bureau.
The political campaign of 1870 was opened by the Republican party, which held a state convention at Topeka on Sept. 8. Gov. Harvey was renominated, and the rest of the ticket was as follows: Peter P. Elder, lieutenant-governor; William H. Smallwood, secretary of state; Alois Thoman, auditor; Josiah E. Hayes, treasurer; Archibald L. Williams, attorney-general; Hugh D. McCarty, superintendent of public instruction; David J. Brewer, associate justice; David P. Lowe, representative in Congress. The platform adopted indorsed the administration of President Grant; rejoiced in the rapid reduction of the national debt; expressed sympathy with the German people in their war with the French; demanded full protection of the rights of the settlers in the distribution of lands acquired by treaty with the Indians, and the reservation of sections 16 and 36 in each township for educational purposes.
On Sept. 15, the Democratic state convention assembled in Topeka. Isaac Sharp was nominated for governor; A. J. Allen, for lieutenant-governor; Charles C. Duncan, for secretary of state; Hardin McMahon, for auditor; S. C. Gephart, for treasurer; A. W. Rucker, for attorney-general; Thomas S. Murray, for superintendent of public instruction; Robert M. Ruggles, for associate justice; R. Cole Foster, for representative in Congress. The platform demanded the reduction, if not abolition, of the "hateful and oppressive internal revenue tax;" a national currency, secure against the effect of speculation, and distributed in a just ratio among the states; and condemned the state administration for "the quartering of United States troops upon the people of Cherokee and Crawford counties."
A "Workingmen's ticket" was nominated by a convention held at Topeka on Sept. 22, and was made up as follows: W. R. Laughlin, governor; T. Moore, lieutenant-governor; G. T. Pierce, secretary of state; W. C. Fowler, auditor; T. S. Slaughter, treasurer; Hugh D. McCarty, superintendent of public instruction; George H. Hoyt, attorney-general; G. M. Harrison, associate justice; John C. Vaughan, representative in Congress.
At the election on Nov. 8 the vote for governor was: Harvey, 40,666; Sharp, 20,469; Laughlin, 108. The vote for Laughlin was confined to two countiesMontgomery and Neoshothe former casting 97 votes and the latter 11. The remainder of the Workingmen's ticket did better, the lieutenant-governor and secretary of state receiving over 1,000 votes each.
Some excitement occurred in Butler county toward the close of the year. On election day a vigilance committee arrested several horse thieves and desperate characters; hanged Lewis Booth and Jack Corbin, while James Smith was shot to death. On Dec. 2, Mike Drea, William Quimby, Dr. Morris and his son Alexander were hanged at Douglass, a little town about twenty miles south of Eldorado. Adjt.-Gen. Whitaker hurried to Eldorado with a supply of arms and issued an order calling out the militia, but quiet being restored, the order was countermanded.
The eleventh regular session of the state legislature met on Jan. 10, 1871, and organized with Lieut.-Gov. Elder as the presiding officer of the senate and B. F. Simpson as the speaker of the house. Much of Gov. Harvey's message, delivered on the opening day of the session, was devoted to a review of the state's financial condition, the public institutions, and the educational progress of the preceding year. Immigration also received considerable attention, the governor urging that provision be made for "the publication and distribution of a large number of pamphlets, printed in the principal languages of Europe," and also for "the publication of the history of the Kansas State Agricultural Society from its inception."
On the question of suffrage, the governor said: "In my last annual message I recommended that steps be taken for the removal of disabilities imposed by our state constitution for participating in the late rebellion or dishonorable dismissal from the army. Legislation was attempted with that view, but, through inadvertence, failed to become effective. I now renew the recommendation. . . . Now, when victory has brought assured unity, and passions and feelings of hostility to rightful authority have passed away, magnanimity and clemency are as much in keeping with the character of a great people as valor in time of war."
The amendment to section 2, article 5, imposing the disabilities referred to by Gov. Harvey, was recommended by Gov. Crawford in his message of 1867, and was ratified by the people at the general election in November of that year. It provided that the disabilities could be removed by a vote of two-thirds of the members of each house. Gov. Harvey himself was a soldier, and when he showed the disposition to pardon those who had thus been placed under the ban, the legislature caught the spirit and by the act of March 3, 1871, the political restrictions were removed from some 10 persons, most of whom resided in the eastern counties.
The message of 1871 congratulated the people of the western frontier upon their freedom from Indian attacks, a condition which the governor attributed to "the exertions of Gen. John Pope, commanding the Department of the Missouri," and to the activity of Adjt.-Gen. Whitaker, who was "indefatigable in organizing the frontier settlers and providing them with arms and ammunition for their protection."
Gov. Harvey also urged the passage of a stringent law for the suppression of prize fighting, and that provisions be made for the prevention of prairie fires by designating "some local officer whose duty it shall be to investigate the origin of the fires and prosecute the parties responsible therefor." The absence of legislation prohibiting prize fighting had led promoters of such enterprises, residing in other states, to make Kansas the scene of several disgraceful affairs of this character. But by the act of Feb. 16, 1871, a penalty of from one to ten years in the penitentiary for promoting or procuring a prize fight within the limits of the state was imposed.
The assembly adjourned on March 3. Among the acts passed were those making a new apportionment for members of the legislature; authorizing the school commissioners to purchase $50,000 worth of the Lawrence bonds, issued for the benefit of the state university; creating the 12th judicial district; appropriating $6,000 for the purchase of seed wheat and corn for the settlers in the western counties; directing the election of a board or railroad assessors, and several acts authorizing municipalities to issue bonds for certain specific purposes. On Jan. 25, 1871, the fifteenth day of the session, Alexander Caldwell was elected United States senator to succeed Edmund G. Ross.
At the succeeding session of the legislature, which met on Jan. 9, 1872, Lieut.-Gov. Elder again presided over the senate, and Stephen A. Cobb was speaker of the house. Gov. Harvey's message dealt with the usual topics, such as financial matters, education, the public institutions, military affairs, industries, etc. He reported the state's liabilities as $1,403,069, offset by resources of $782,669.88, composed of current and delinquent taxes, cash in hand, and the sinking fund in cash and bonds. He recommended a constitutional amendment giving members of the legislature an annual salary, instead of the present per diem allowance, and announced that, in response to an invitation from Hon. Hamilton Fish, he had named as commissioners for the State of Kansas to the Centennial exposition at Philadelphia Hon. John A. Martin, of Atchison county, and Hon. George A. Crawford, of Bourbon county, who had been appointed and commissioned. (See Expositions.)
Considerable time was taken up at this session in investigating the elections of United States senators by the legislatures of 1867 and 1871. On Jan. 24 a special committee of five representatives and three senators was ordered by resolution to investigate the charges of bribery and report. James D. Snoddy, Elias S. Stover and H. C. Whitney were appointed on the part of the senate, and William H. Clark, G. W. Clark, J. Boynton, D. H. Johnson and J. J. Wood on the part of the house. On Feb. 24 the committee reported that, "At the senatorial election of 1867, a large sum of money was used and attempted to be used in bribing and in attempting to bribe and influence the members of the legislature to secure the election of S. C. Pomeroy, E. G. Ross and Thomas Carney, by S. C. Pomeroy, Thomas Carney, Perry Fuller and others in their employ." (See sketch of Samuel C. Pomeroy, who was elected senator on Jan. 23, 1867.)
Regarding the election of 1871, the committee reported that Sidney Clarke's friends engaged for himan act which he afterward approved some eighty rooms at the Tefft House; that Clarke offered to members of the legislature appointments to office and other inducements, and that "From all the testimony, your committee find that Alexander Caldwell used bribery and other corrupt and criminal means, by himself and his friends, with his full knowledge and consent, to secure his election in 1871 to the United States senate from the State of Kansas." (The full report of the committee may be found in the House Journal of 1872, p. 985.)
On March 2 the legislature adjourned. The most important laws enacted during the session were those creating the state board of agriculture; providing for the settlement of claims for losses by Indian depredations from 1860 to 1871; authorizing cities and counties to issue bonds increasing the salaries of the state officers, the justices of the supreme court and the district judges; and providing for the sale of lands belonging to the state normal school.
The political campaign of 1872 was probably the most exciting in the history of the state, up to that time. A Republican state convention met at Lawrence on Feb. 21 and selected as delegates to the national convention Henry Buckingham, Benjamin F. Simpson, John A. Martin, William Baldwin, H. C. Cross, Charles A. Morris, George Noble, John C. Carpenter, Josiah Kellogg and John M. Haeberlein. The national convention met at Philadelphia, Pa., and on July 6 nominated President Grant for a second term, Henry Wilson being the nominee for vice-president.
In the Republican party was a strong sentiment against the renomination of President Grant. A caucus of Republicans holding this view was held at Topeka on Feb. 23, two days after the Republican state convention at Lawrence. On the 28th there appeared an address to the people of Kansas, signed by Marcus J. Parrott, Edmund G. Ross, N. A. Adams, Samuel N. Wood, Alois Thoman and others. This address favored civil service and revenue reform, and was opposed to "absolutism and imperialism." On April 10 this element of the party held a convention at Topeka, when the name "Liberal Republican" was adopted and delegates elected to the Cincinnati convention of May 3, where Horace Greeley and B. Gratz Brown were nominated for the presidency and vice-presidency, respectively.
A Democratic convention met at Topeka on June 11, and was presided over by ex-Gov. Wilson Shannon, who advised the party to unite with the Liberal Republicans. Marcus J. Parrott addressed the convention along the same line, after which a resolution indorsing the candidacy of Greeley and Brown was adopted and the following delegates to the Baltimore convention of July 9 were elected: Wilson Shannon, Thomas P. Fenlon, F. M. Hulett, R. B. Morris, George B. Wood, W. R. Wagstaff John Martin, Isaac Sharp, B. F. Devore and T. W. Waterson.
On Sept. 4, the Republican party held a state convention at Topeka for the nomination of candidates for the various state offices. Six candidates for governor were presented to the convention, and on the tenth ballot Thomas A. Osborn was nominated, receiving 103 votes to 71 for John M. Price and 20 for John C. Carpenter, the other three candidates having dropped out of the race. The ticket was then completed by the nomination of Elias S. Stover for lieutenant-governor; William H. Smallwood, renominated for secretary of state; Daniel W. Wilder, for auditor; Josiah E. Hayes, for treasurer; Archibald L. Williams, for attorney-general; Samuel A. Kingman, for associate justice; Hugh D. McCarty, for superintendent of public instruction, the last three being renominated.
Although Kansas was entitled to three Congressmen by the census of 1870, the stale had not yet been divided into districts, and on Sept. 4 a Republican state convention met at Lawrence for the purpose of nominating three Congressmen at large and presidential electors. The Congressional nominees were David P. Lowe, William A. Phillips and Stephen A. Cobb; the presidential electors were Charles H. Langston, John Guthrie, James S. Merritt, William W. Smith and Louis Weil.
Just a week after the Republican conventions were held the Liberal Republicans and Democrats met in convention at Topeka. A conference committee of the two parties was appointed and reported in favor of a fusion ticket, the Liberals to have the candidates for governor, three presidential electors, attorney-general, auditor, superintendent of public instruction and two Congressmen, the other places on the ticket to be filled by Democrats. The conference committee also presented a list of names from which to select candidates, and the ticket as finally made up was as follows: Thaddeus H. Walker, governor; John Walruff, lieutenant-governor; J. F. Wasken, secretary of state; Vincent B. Osborne, auditor; C. H. Pratt, treasurer; B. P. Waggener, attorney-general; L. J. Sawyer, superintendent of public instruction; H. C. McComas, supreme court justice; W. R. Laughlin, Samuel A. Riggs and Robert B. Mitchell, representatives in Congress; Pardee Butler, William Larimer, Alois Thoman, F. W. Giles, N. A. English and A. W. Rusker, presidential electors. Ex-Gov. Robinson presided at the convention.
Some Democrats refused to indorse the nomination of Greeley and Brown and on Oct. 3 selected the following presidential electors to vote for Charles O'Conor and John Q. Adams: William Palmer, J. C. Canaan, G. E. Williams, W. H. Peckham and R. E. Lawrence. The highest vote received by any one on this ticket was 440 for William Palmer. James S. Merritt received the highest vote (66,942) of any of the Republican electors, and Pardee Butler's vote of 32,970 was the highest received by any one on the fusion ticket. Mr. Osborn's majority for governor was over 30,000. He was inaugurated at the opening of the legislative session the following January, and Gov. Harvey retired from the office after an administration of four years, during which time the State of Kansas made great progress along all lines.
Pages 817-826 from volume I of Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons, etc. ... / with a supplementary volume devoted to selected personal history and reminiscence. Standard Pub. Co. Chicago : 1912. 3 v. in 4. : front., ill., ports.; 28 cm. Vols. I-II edited by Frank W. Blackmar. Transcribed May 2002 by Carolyn Ward.
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George Mitchell School is a popular and increasingly successful mixed, multicultural 3-16 comprehensive school with a nursery, attended by children who mainly live in the local area, although some do come from further afield. We are very well served by public transport, and are located on several sites – on Crawley Road, Farmer Road, Burchell Road and Vicarage Road.
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In 1957 the school was renamed in honour of George Mitchell, a student who had attended the school from 1923-1927. He won the VC during the Second World War. We maintain links with his regiment, the London Scottish Regiment. The VC medal, given to the school in 1959, was transferred to the London Scottish Regiment in exchange for a substantial donation towards the creation of community projects and space within the school, as well as 2 minibuses. Another student of the school won the VC – Jack Cornwell, the famous "boy hero" of the Battle of Jutland in 1916. We are possibly the only state school in Britain which can boast two VCs among its ex-students!
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- Click Upload.
2. Reminder settings
- You can configure an email notification which will be triggered when your voucher pool is running low.
- Set the number of codes to trigger the reminder. When the pool falls to this level, a notification email will be sent.
- Enter the email address(es) to which this email will be sent.
3. Empty pool settings
- Choose whether you want to continue to send emails once the codes run out.
- If you want to stop sending emails, activate the Do not send emails if the voucher pool is empty checkbox.
- If you want to continue sending emails, leave this checkbox empty and define the default text to display in place of the voucher when the pool is empty.
- Click Save; the new pool is added to the list on the Overview page.
Adding vouchers to an email campaign
To include vouchers in an email, proceed as follows:
- Open the email in the Content Editor where you want to display the voucher code and click the Personalize icon.
- In the Personalize pop-up, scroll down to (or search for) the voucher pool name.
- Click Add to this insert the field (i.e. the voucher pool name). This will appear in the editor as a personalization variable.
- When you launch the campaign, for every email sent this variable is replaced with a unique voucher code taken from the code pool, and the number of codes remaining in the pool is reduced accordingly.
Important note: Although the voucher are added using the Personalization feature, these codes will not show up when you Check Personalization before you launch the email campaign.
Editing voucher pools
To change a pool's settings, click . This opens the Voucher Pool dialog, where you can make your changes. When a voucher pool is empty, you can also upload a new pool of codes here.
Uploading more voucher codes
If you receive a notification that the codes are about to run out in a voucher pool, you can open the pool for editing and upload a new file with more codes, as described above. When uploading new codes, please bear in mind the following:
- The file name does not have to be the same as the previous file, or the same as the voucher pool name.
- The codes themselves must be unique and different to those codes already used in that campaign.
- Codes only have to be unique within each campaign, but to avoid errors we recommend to use unique codes for all campaings.
When a voucher pools runs out of codes
If you have not activated the option Do not send emails if the voucher pool is empty, the campaign will continue to send emails but the voucher code will be replaced with the default text you have defined (see above).
If you have activated the option Do not send emails if the voucher pool is empty, the behavior differs slightly according to the campaign type.
For batch campaigns
- The campaign will send emails to as many contacts are there are voucher codes left in the pool. After that, the campaign finishes and no more emails are sent.
- The contacts who did not receive an email are listed in the Results Summary under No content. (You can then save them as a contact list and send a follow-up copy of the campaign with a new set of codes if you wish.)
For recurring campaigns
- Each launch is treated as a batch campaign. As soon as the pool is smaller than the launch list, the next campaign will send to as many contacts are there are codes left. The remaining contacts will be listed in the Results Summary under No content.
- As long as you upload a new set of codes immediately, the following launch will continue as normal. If you do not, the next campaign will not be launched, and you will not be notified. The contacts on the launch lists of these campaigns (who received no emails) will continue to be added to the Results Summary under No content.
For on-event and transactional/API campaigns
- When the pool runs out of codes, no more emails will be sent.
- As soon as the pool has more codes, the next emails that are triggered will be sent.
- The contacts who missed out on the email in between are listed in the Results Summary under No content.
For Automation Center programs
- When the pool runs out of codes, the affected email node will cease to function as a node and contacts will simply pass through it.
- As soon as the pool has more codes, the email node will start working again.
- The contacts who missed out on the email in between are listed in the Results Summary under No content.
Deleting voucher pools
It is currently not possible to delete a pool when you stop using it, but this has been added to the development backlog and will be addressed in a future release.
- Why can I not see vouchers when I Check Personalization before launch?
The Check Personalization feature references the contact database, but the voucher codes are stored in a different database. It is planned to include vouchers in this check in a future release.


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Now, we turn to a disease that can strike anybody who had chickenpox as a child, and that's almost all adults. It's called shingles, and it's caused by the chickenpox virus, which hides out in nerve cells for a lifetime. Sometimes, for reasons no one understands, it wakes up and causes a painful rash, a rash that can be bad enough to be debilitating.
There is a way to prevent shingles, though as NPR's Richard Knox reports, relatively few people have taken advantage of it.
RICHARD KNOX: When Julie Fair first got shingles, she and her doctor thought it was a pulled muscle in her back. Then three days later, an angry, red rash began to spread.
Ms. JULIE FAIR: It started in one specific spot on my back, and then wrapped around, as if a large hand were wrapping around my side.
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KNOX: It didn't go away for six months. And even today, five years later, she feels a ghost of that pain on most days.
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Dr. RAFAEL HARPAZ (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention): This vaccine can prevent life-shattering disease.
KNOX: That's Dr. Rafael Harpaz of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He and other researchers looked at how well the vaccine worked in a huge number of people: 76,000 patients in the Kaiser Permanente Health Plan, versus a quarter-million who didn't get vaccinated. Their report is in the current Journal of the American Medical Association.
Bottom line: The vaccine prevents shingles 55 percent of the time. It's even better at preventing the most severe cases.
Dr. HARPAZ: If you look at preventing something like six months worth of severe pain, it's over 70 percent effective.
KNOX: So here's a vaccine that can prevent severe and lasting pain in hundreds of thousands of people. But the fact is, very few people get the shot, only about 10 percent of those who should.
To figure out why, I went to see Dr. Richard Dupee. He's a geriatrics specialist at the Tufts Medical Center in Boston.
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KNOX: Have you had one?
Dr. DUPEE: No.
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KNOX: And to tell the truth, neither have I, even though my doctor has urged me to. I just haven't gotten around to it.
Dupee says patients are slowly becoming aware there is a vaccine against shingles, but there are obstacles.
First, there have been repeated shortages. Merck, the vaccine's maker, says it can't make enough.
Dr. DUPEE: So we have not given a shingles vaccination here for about a week.
KNOX: Hmm. You just can't get it.
Dr. DUPEE: Can't get it.
KNOX: And the vaccine is expensive: $160 a shot. For people over 65, Medicare covers it, but�payment can be complicated. Most private plans cover it, but not all of them, so some patients may have to put up the money and hope to get paid back.
Another problem is the vaccine, called Zostavax, needs to be kept frozen. Most doctors don't have freezers in their offices, so they send patients to drug stores.
Dr. DUPEE: Most pharmacies don't have enough freezer space to handle the volume of Zostavax that we would need. So they order it, freeze it, the patient picks it up, comes in here, and we give them the shot.
KNOX: But the shot has to be given within 30 minutes after the vaccine leaves the freezer, and that's hard to manage.
Perhaps the biggest roadblock is that people just don't take shingles very seriously until they've had it.
Dr. DUPEE: We're not aggressive enough, and the patients are not aggressive enough. But if you've seen a case, one case, you become a believer.
KNOX: I'll get my shot.
Dr. DUPEE: Yeah. Me, too.
(Soundbite of laughter)
KNOX: You promise?
Dr. DUPEE: I will.
KNOX: One more thing: Julie Fair, who suffered so much five years ago, wants to know if she should get the vaccine, even those she's already had shingles.
Ms. FAIR: I want to be sure, because I really don't want to go through an episode like this.
KNOX: The CDC says yes. People who have shingles need to be vaccinated, because it can recur. So, Fair's going to ask her doctor for the vaccine and hope she can get it.
Richard Knox, NPR News.
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Crawford (elbow, wrist) played five games without incident in the Gulf Coast League, and will now advance to playing at the Double-A level.
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Anglo-Saxon name Nyp comes from the family having resided on the peak of a hill or highland. The surname Nyp is primarily familiar in the regions of Lancashire and Westmorland.
Nyp Early Origins
Lancashire, in the Cartmel parish where much of the surname died out very early and moved to surrounding districts. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Bardsley, C.W, A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames: With Special American Instances. Wiltshire: Heraldry Today, 1901. Print. (ISBN 0-900455-44-6)
Nyp Spelling Variations
Nyp Spelling Variations
Nyp has been spelled many different ways. Before English spelling became standardized over the last few hundred years, spelling variations in names were a common occurrence. As the English language changed in the Middle Ages, absorbing pieces of Latin and French, as well as other languages, the spelling of people's names also changed considerably, even over a single lifetime. Spelling variants included: Knipe, Knype, Knypp and others.
Nyp Early History
Nyp Early History
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Nyp research. Another 151 words (11 lines of text) covering the years 1597, 1601, 1661, 1698, 1681, 1664, 1638 and 1711 are included under the topic Early Nyp History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Nyp Early Notables (pre 1700)
Nyp Early Notables (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Elizabeth Knepp or Knipp (died 1681), a British actress, singer, and dancer; she became the first woman to perform the title role in Jonson's Epicoene in 1664 and mentioned numerous...
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Nyp In Ireland
Some of the Nyp family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt. Another 47 words (3 lines of text) about their life in Ireland is included in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
The Great Migration
The Great Migration
In an attempt to escape the chaos experienced in England, many English families boarded overcrowded and diseased ships sailing for the shores of North America and other British colonies. Those families hardy enough, and lucky enough, to make the passage intact were rewarded with land and a social environment less prone to religious and political persecution. Many of these families became important contributors to the young colonies in which they settled. Early immigration and passenger lists have documented some of the first Nyps to arrive on North American shores: Samuel Knipe, who sailed to St. Christopher in 1635; Samuel Knipe to America in 1699; Christian Knipe to Philadelphia in 1749; Oscar Knipe to Pennsylvania in 1851 and G.J. Knipe to San Francisco in 1860..
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Good luck messages are coming in for Dorchester's Ben Ward.
Ben is making his debut at the PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace tonight.
As a life long supporter of Dorchester Town FC - the Magpies have wished him luck.
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