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Newspaper
Kane Leader
Location
Kane, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1885
Page
2
Mount Gregor reports the passing of General Grant at eight o clock this morning. The citizen, soldier and statesman dies after weeks of suffering, mourned by millions worldwide as a leader who served the United States to the end.
A survey of varied topics cites policies on Chinese immigration to Canada, a note on New York lawyers, Vassar presidency talk for Miss Cleveland, and tallies including Judge Lambert Tree’s wealth. It covers hospital funding requests, religious publishing, and broad political chatter about Congress, law and order, a Dublin bank failure, Salt Lake City tensions, and oil region economics.
John Roach of Chester Pa a wealthy ship builder has made an assignment causing dull times at his works as many workers are laid off Roach asserts the move is not a true failure and claims creditors may be paid two dollars for every one owed if assets meet liabilities He says he would continue if in better health and age and defends his government contracts amid disputes with Congress and Mr Garland The article also notes a proposed eight hour pay expansion in navy yards and a Riel trial adjournment in Regina plus various odds and weather and cultural notes.
A collage of items notes values of animals and people roles, politics, and law. It cites a polar bear value, a British policy on pelicans, a Boston corset inventor earning 50,000 cents, geography facts about Australia, a Georgia man’s courtly misdeed, a sheriff sale in Hartwell, pay equity in Omaha schools, women in British Civil Service, a large tree planting in New Jersey, Helena Montana politics, Japan’s imperial line, jail bids in El Paso, an ancient banknote in St Petersburg, train crossing gates, New York shipouts, London steam dependence, and an 1883 schooling statute and repeal notes.
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