Clerks in Washington and Des Moines scandal exposed
A Des Moines Register report claims Mrs J. Clarkson faces multiple offices in breach of civil service norms. The piece defends Clarkson and questions Pension Bureau and House Clerk pay claims, with editorials urging honesty and civil service reform as Republican principles. The column cites Wright and local papers to challenge the allegations.
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Clarkson
Des Moines Register
Washington
Des Moines
Palmer
Congress
Kirkson
Ue Pension Bureau
Audavers
House of Representatives
Afr. C
Beaulor Wright
Ostmaster
Jownport Gazette
Lis
Con.grees
Republian
Ie Gazette
Psu
Indianota
Notoriaus
Ile
Lnghu
Clark Kan
Hind
Weeks
Ebarge
Pension Bureau
Chickson
Towa
Chirkscus
Tas
Secretary of the Interior
Cuidor
Aljedt
Gazette
Arr Palmer
Artory
Prosecution of priests for interfering with elections
News from New York and Ireland reports government orders open prosecution of the Bishop of Connacht in Galway and nineteen priests for alleged intimidation of voters at Galway elections. Tribunal secrecy remains, with no session yesterday and uncertainty about today.
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Boglam
Counetey
Confert
Connaught
Galway
Ireland
Paris Court Tragedy Ends in Knife Suicide
A young American in Paris, Maria A yu panned, aged sixteen, was sentenced to five years in a House of Correction and extra surveillance. During a May riot, she allegedly seized hostages, was beaten, and later haunted by the prospect of prison, ultimately stabbing herself in a dramatic act observed by guards. A Paris letter warns American families about dangers to daughters abroad.
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Maria Ayu
Wis
Tate
House of Correction
Uly
Muncex
Paris
Triad
Democratic Alderman Shot During Bath Anniversary
July 24 in Puua.Delville. Alderman McMullen a well known Democrat of the sixth ward was shot in the breast by Hugh Murray during Bath anniversary celebrations of the Mogumensing hose company. Wounded, his recovery appears unlikely. The physician reported him unchanged for the better at 10 a.m. The article notes ball position could not be tested. Nearby there is mention of college crews at SpringfieldMass with Harvard winning first choice and a crowded city scene with betting.
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Atic
Coller Regetya
New York
The
Tribune
Springfield
Mass
Harvard
Amherst
Williams
Yale
Bandia
Greenlund
Spotted Tail Meets President Over Agency Relocation
Spotted Tail and delegation, with General Walker and other officials, conferred with the President on moving their agency to save transportation costs estimated at 60,000. Spotted Tail would inform his people and report to the Secretary of the Interior. The President urged no change in Indian policy despite the potential savings.
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Conkling
Cowper Institute
The
Herald
the Tribune
Saya N Cin Paige Tiandy
Natal Divisjons
Spotted Tat
Wasuinotes
Spotted Tail
Walker
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
To-Morry
Spotted Toi
Boston minister tried for bastardy amid other reports
Massachusetts news item notes Rev. Kenneth J. Campbell pastor of a Dedham Baptist church held for trial in the Superior Court on a charge of bastardy. Victim Strab Howell says she was ruined in May. The blotter also reports a fatal accident at Newburgs, a fire destroying Ralph Waldo Emerson's house, a streetfight in Lowell, and rowing race results with Meddletown and Amherst colleges winning. Also mentions arbitration for a divorce matter and Dr Livingstone correspondence. Market notes from New York show steady money, with Pacific Mail and Erie shares down.
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Boston
Kenneth J. Campbell
Baptist Church
Dedhin
Strab J. Howell
Tis
Newuungroi
Masa
Alfred Bolines
Ocean Mills
Salpie Waldo Amwerson
DE Biroyed
Coxconn
Mass
Ralph Waldo Brugrwen
Boise
Afpila
Lowell
Samuel C. Butler
Sympeson's
Merrimne
Bridge Streets
Me'Donoban
Thos
McNabb
Buver
McDonohue
Buller
Ameast
Meddletown College
Ambeaser College
University
New York
Money and Stock
Wall St. Sp
Jae Kehinote
Stecke
Pacific Mail
Erie
Seminary of Last Night's Dispatches
Pipers from Confederate archives show Jacob Thompson and associates supplied with a million in gold to burn New York Philadelphia St Tenis and Cincinnati and organize counter revelations in the North. The Governor of Pennsylvania declares a Williamsport strike area under military hold. The Duke divorce case at Winetka Ohio ends with not guilty verdict for Mrs. Lake. Major Sterrett Ramsey, aged 72, the adjutant Paymaster in the US Navy, died at Gettysburg yesterday.
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Jacob Thompson
New York
Philadelphia
St. Tenis
Cincinnati
Skelua
Columbia
Winetka
Mra Lake
Sterrett Ramsey
Aldust
United States Navy
Gettysburg
Pennsyvania
Une Aca
Williamsport
Olawha
Markets by Telegraph Report From Chicago to New York
Commercial telegraph markets show mixed activity across wheat corn and oats with uneven New York and London reports. Salt and metal prices shift amid barter notes, with details on wheat harvest hopes and shipping fleets, plus assorted commodities and foreign market cues.
Weather and Grain Trade Report From July Week
The article notes brilliant weather last week slowing trade in farm produce. Prices declined modestly due to limited stocks, with wheat at about 62s6d per quarter. Wheat fields show ripening, though full harvest still weeks away in northern counties. Continental reports favor France and Germany crops, while wheat stocks remain light versus prior years. Flour and feed stuffs, including corn and beans, remain scarce and pricey.
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United Kingdom
France
Allvices
Pesth
Hungary
Mayytainnes
Oulessi
Russia
Naples
Tuy
Ani
Gilralter
Germany
Des Moines Market Wheat Prices and Local Goods Listing
A dense Des Moines market report lists wheat prices in Chicago futures and local grain values. It covers groceries, produce, canned goods, dairy, meats, and hardware with prices for apples, peaches, flour, corn meal, beans, cheese, crackers, and tobacco products, alongside farm equipment and livestock notes.
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Lutler
Kentucky
Grant
Politival Notes
Brownlow
Greeley
Brown
Sumter
United States
Geverl Grant
Donclson
Vicksburg
Forara Creeley
Ne Soto
W. Palmer
Tree HePannican
Greeley Macy
England
Lewton
Iso
Navbona Glothing and Bible Society
Policien
Pauision Bureau
Priva Cent
Hox Jobin Sherman
U.S
Bom Ollila
Munstied
Ohio
Horace Greeley
Yiay Quirty
Sorace
Medill
Council Bluffs
King
Cal
Sepp
MeDi
Savery House
Ceanta
Bat
Jat
Libundi-Deunemue Yefort
Gengrl Butler
Butler
Greetey
Olver Twigt
Greghey
St. Petersburg
Telegraphic
Dew Mothen Dally Republican
Chors
Popty
College
Meyathe Ats Ving Field
Commissioner of Charities
Senators
Florita
Cooper Tusti
Geneva
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New Yor
Times
Porter
Gong Branch
Niagara Falls
Sebi
San Domingo
Tipton
Russ
Kansas
Nebriska
Schurz
White House
Fowler
Teanesaca
Tipton vwWere Dlsi
Hudson River
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Carr
Kumnen
Porta Greeley
Uhraid
Syianer
Brewer
Tangeton
Hig
Fioida
State Department
Geneve
Une Ese
Mic
Florida
Parig
Vailigs
Patertiny
Rene Noltemun
Shoud
Oncolfer Hiascht
Wrnter
Jayy
Vansexan
T. Py Kentor
Des Motes
Recubeic
Wave Aeban
Eauviestag
FT Wn
Duane
Philad
Speeia
Democr
Massachusetts
Hfour-And-A-Hale
Wasidington
London
Lonxpawn
Tostus
Teds
Genevie
Livingstone
Stumsey
Americcan
Big
Zanzibar
Membold
Lang Branch
Kfempold
Tam ‘Lowry
Swarup Angel Guards
North Carolion
Bis Been Shah
Commercial
Telegraph
Chicago Warker
Criteaco
Daly
Lord—Notting
Tenricorn
Pork—Firth
New York Stock Market
Consen Os Sant
Saginaw
Siels
Chicago
Linn
Contrict Fir
J. J.ffir & Co
Toledo
Chcicago
Boteht
Amanton Clan
Ielands
Chicagos
Iver
Nety York
Ny Tagot
Meralingss
Wales
Wiles
Clinch
Andil
Petter
Canata
Tor Pute
Suva
Turenta Globe
Chinesteiner
Mirkets Ag
Yokohama
New Tras
Canton
Foochaw
Amay
Amay Wi
Senfrancisco Bulletin
Hes
M. T Brian
Pemanks
Vrain
Frente
Pricus
Mess Park
Pri
LEO MD
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Geo
Hank's
Wymoath
Nlbuat
Driv Leering
Webco
Hove
Chiba
Todd
Eyrudh
Amber Shes
Toracos
MKS
Enalle
Mall
Perth
N.Y
Eiligartey
SAGA
Naunege Boy Ad
Ural
Cove
Ayaters du Balroad SA
Atencierelia
Ulkah
PiltuMues
Julio Acartad
Chackemh
Pic Ute
Hotter Por
Hoda T
Davatenty Hatten
AMMUN
Yowder
Behnens
Ugk
Witun Seeda
Marlton Veaele Wewurike
Yetta Muehers
Dye Labs
Haonten
Elathes
Nook
Dito
Ciecamd
MGM
Vermicthy Hots
Tentun Porta
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Taillan
Lonsdale
Lybuat
Sundeles
Uinottiy
Wazarian
Fated
Hemlok—Bnuffatu Sliuchier
Baron Ayres
Elty
SA Far
Tatige Plik Famers
Rosrut
Sint
Asale
Lyme
Des Moloce Ely
Pia
Mtiacun
Des Mursen Regurnwan
A & Medion Adanae Daliber
Elaea
Ty Prine Company
Des Enh
Napa
Lyse
Dreger Toe Saute
Reecadcas
Aper Garten
Herutican Destiny Company
Mason Brothers
Cerner
Seventh Agil Waltot
Iowa
Onlent Fron Cmatey
Williant Ray
Denier
John Tomlinson
Vublle
Met
Vate Bulldliger
Tete
Kore
Raute
Hiram Robinson
Youngerman
Abel
White
Ellen Broom
Wah
Polk County
Pat
Fort Dex Monee
Dee Motes
Tawa
Michaere
Mylene
Kauffman & Holmes
ASAI
May Conanden
Adilresa Tutgaram
Man Mousa
Mills & CO
Deak Ars Ty
Law Books
Amie
Chromes
Music Store
Sileet Music
Ghicaro
Agenta
Decker Bros
Estey Cottage
Pole County
Abstract Office
Robert S. Innes & CO
Clapp
Des Moines, Low
Lowa
Merritt, Keenzy & Co
Walnut Street
Dens Moines
Whit
Ge ‘ Eer
Locust ST
MeRricon
Bolton's
East Des Moines
H. B. Osborne
Turmelly Pautnen
Blane Y & On
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