Checking the Cash and Cholera Fund Dispute in Kansas
In Torexa on November 12, the state board of health drew $8,000 from a cholera fund to extend health regulations. Republicans protested and Governor Lewelling questioned the use, with a total $10,000 appropriation now contested in Shawnee County District Court. A temporary restraining order was granted. the case will proceed next Saturday.
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Torexa
Kansas
State Board of Health
Lewelling
Beare
Blicans
Shawnee County
Board of Health
State Executive Council
United States
Western Hemisphere
Hazen
New York Vote Totals Show Record State Results
Statistician Waite analyzes election returns from New York and Georgia on November 12. He notes Morton’s total vote reached 670,501, surpassing previous Republican highs in New York. Comparisons with Harrison and Cleveland figures illuminate shifts, while Georgia bankers petition for state action to aid farmers amid national inaction on financial relief.
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Pennsylvania
Wasainatos
Waite
New York State
Morton
Harrison
New York
Hill
Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
National Congress
Vanderbilt's pest mongoose sparks import ban proposal
Washington reports Consul Eckford of Kingston warns Jamaica's mongoose plan to curb rats backfired killing birds and small creatures. He urges the United States to prohibit mongoose imports after Jamaica's experience with the creature that devastates life on estates near Asheville and beyond.
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Washington
Eckford
Kingston
Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Jamaica
United States
Australia
Washington Guests Attend St Louis Launch at Cramp's Yard
A special Washington train carried President and Mrs. Cleveland and dignitaries to Cramp's ship yard for the launch of an international liner. Crowds of about 25,000 thronged the yard as Mrs. Cleveland christened the vessel with champagne. The party faced absences and detentions among officials while in transit and at the christening. In Durango, Mexico, Henry Ward and F. R. Orth, American furniture buyers, were attacked by bandits during a timber-land pursuit, with Ward and Orth wounded and money taken.
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Washington
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cramp
Finney
Mary Lamont
New York
Philadelphia
Gresham
Bissell
Smith
City
Apenma
Cleveland
International Line
Bearensh Tp
Sip Yard
Lotiw
Durango
Mexico
Henry Ward
F. R. Orth
Dite
Ward
Urth
One Enjoys Byrepor Fiken Tipe Rup Oo
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled note about adding Fereahig to cere ino and a dad cleansing the aye, with unclear context and no identifiable event or names.
Royal Baking Powder Outshines Competitors in Gas Strength
Royal is ranked first among cream of tartar powders with an actual strength of 160.6 cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce. Other powders tested averaged 33 percent weaker and commonly contained alum or sulphuric acid. Government testers dismissed claims of any other powder matching Royal’s strength or purity as false.
Bonds 10 Be Issued Over Reserve Decline
Washington reports strong signs another $50,000,000 bond issue may occur this week as the gold reserve bleeds down to new lows. President Cleveland pushes rapid action while Secretary Carlisle favors delaying until tax and customs revives lift revenues. Officials anticipate an official announcement before week’s end amid cabinet talks and Woodley meeting. Ohio board of commerce to hold a decisive convention in Columbus with broad city representation. Georgia invites general assembly to a statewide meeting in Aries with further details pending.
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Washington
Buzzard's Bay
Treasury
Carlisle
Internal Revenue and
Eve Hieece
Congress
Woodley
Obdie
Board of Commerce
State Board of Commerce of
Ohio
Aries
General Assembly of Georgia
Counterfeits afloat and trials headline Nov paper items
The Secret Service reports a counterfeit ten dollar note marked with a maroon seal and altered Sheridan portrait. Atlanta covers montane conspiracy and informer murder attempt in U S court. Chicago Times sale changes and William Myers murder trial open in Georgia. Gettysburg painting damaged in Sioux City windstorm. Louisiana and Missouri stock move discussed in Chicago. Protestant Episcopal church congress opens in Boston. Ernest Huhn dies after 600 foot fall at Maybert Eagle Bird mine in Nevada.
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Wasumotox
Secret Service
J. Fount Tillman
Register of the Seventy
N. Morgan
Trenaurer
United States
General Sheridan
Ney
Roper
Atlanta
Nevada
Cal
Ernest Huhn
Eagle Bird
Maybert
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Kingham
Reliable Brand
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Maple Grove
Cotton Avenue
Loving & Hightower
Bailey
Jackson Street
America
S, Ga
Cellent
Maker County
Basil
Merrel Callaway
Heal Estate and Fire Insurance
THE
Allen Clegg & Co
Celta Keen Hendbers
North Carolina
Washington Party
Philed
Syfurihits
Royal Baking Powder
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Chicago Times
Chicago
Harrison Brothers
H. W. Hawley
Denver Ride
Kraus
William Myers
Forrest Crowley
Sioux Ciry
Gettysburg
Chicago and Alton Markdale
Chcaco
Louisiana and Missouri River Road
Chicago and Alton
Hig Merting
Hoston
Howton
Church Congress of the Protestant Episcopal Church In America
Bouton
Trinity Church
Music Hall
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