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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1887
Page
4
Republican Bigotry in Baldwin G A R Post 40
A Baldwin Kansas post of the Grand Army of the Republic faces internal conflict over alleged bigotry and partisan letters. The committee censures WW Stewart while defending L F Green, urging acknowledgment or a court martial. the dispute centers on loyalty to the Chief Magistrate and protest letters in Kansas City Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Onder
Jon
Barewin
Kax
E. D. Baker
Dept. of Kansas
L F Green
WW Stewart
City ‘Times
GA. KR
AFR
Baldwin
Rus
LFP Green
Stewart Iam
Stewart
Stigme
Svort
Dot
Laupmax
A. Bocexsa
W. Leoxano
Cumwmitton
Captain Green
Mr. Stewart
Union
Fairchild
Green
Bapwin
Borros GaretTs
Tuttle
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Post No 40 Loyalty and Charity Debate in Republican Circle
A fragmented political missive attacks stigma and loyalty themes in the Republican faction, naming Comrade Stewart and Comrade Buckner. It discusses internal reform, authority, and personal loyalty, with critical remarks on the Red Cross Knight comparison and calls for accountability within the post. The writer signs as L. F. Gurex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
A. BR
Stewart
Continental United States
Execu
Buckner
Republican Party
L. F. Gurex
Restored to Settlement for Atlantic and Pacific Lands
The Interior Secretary revokes the withdrawal order on indemnity lands for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad and opens vast tracts to settlement under general land laws. The decision covers 25 to 30 million acres for the company and others under May 23 rules, with several railroads still under scrutiny. The ruling explains the grant terms, indemnity limits, and that lands not within approved selections remain open, while pending selections may be noted and held. The Maxwell grant in New Mexico is also discussed, highlighting historic land grip and calls for rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
General Land Office
Tis
Atlantic & Pacific Company
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Congress
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Mr. Lamar
Seka
Mexico
United States
New Mexico
Jalisa
Maxwell
Zea Ag
Julian
Supreme Court
Steve Elkina
Chicago Herald
Bismarck Fair Sees Surge of Space Applications Ahead of Show
The Situation at Bismarck reports unprecedented demand for space at the fair with breeders from Winchester Topeka Leavenworth and Douglas County applying for hundreds of stalls and pens for draught horses Durham cattle Holstein cattle Hereford cattle Merino sheep and fine hogs. Premiums attract top stock as the National Live Stock Show grows with racing stables already full and many prominent trotters and pacers in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Winchester
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Durham
Wellington
Missouri
City
Leavenworth
Douglas County
What Change In A Girl Health And A Cure By Favorite Prescription
A few weeks ago a young girl appeared healthy and vigorous with rosy cheeks and lively steps. Now she is pallid and tired, her vitality diminished, and the cause is blamed on functional irregularities. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as a cure as thousands of women owe their lives. Gleason Whitman druggists are selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponda
Amall
Petroleum as fuel evaluated for locomotives risks and limits
A Pittsburgh correspondent reviews oil prospects as locomotive and stationary boiler fuel. Data show one pound of oil rivaling 1.75 pounds of coal, with six and a half barrels per ton, yet general use discouraged by cost and refiners’ price pressure. Savings depend on oil type and application, with limited city and high-class train use more feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Altoons
Rusa
Pitesburg
Altoone
Allermen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grazi Tsaritzin
United States
Pittsburg Cor
Cincinnati Commercial Garette
Singular Adventure of Upham Amid War Tales
The W H Upham head of Upham Manufacturing valued at 900000, survived a Civil War misbelief of death after being wounded and captured. He reappeared six months later with prisoners, met Lincoln at the White House, received an honorable discharge, and was hailed in Racine. The tale recalls public mourning, a wartime jubilee, and a dramatic return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Upham
Upham Manufacturing Company
Muarabfield
Wis
Wisconsin
Bull Run
Upham
Warkington
Washington
White House
Doolittle
Lincoln
Racine
Nerachans Apna Ja
Chicago Herald
Hands Reveal Character Says Hall's Journal of
A New York Globe item discusses palmistry and hand analysis, linking palm shape and finger length to traits like intellect, energy, generosity, and reliability. It notes tones on thumb form and finger proportions, advising on marriage choices and temperament indicators.
Injustice to the Hen speech spurs premium adjustment in Oregon
The Heppner Gazette recounts a long travel scene on the Canyon road and a speech arguing for poultry premiums over horse exports. The speaker notes hens stay home and continue business, urging fair support for egg products amid changing frontier travel and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mood in Mark Twain as he writes with warmer seasons
Mark Twain contrasts his writing mood with Burroughs offering that cold months hinder him. He describes painting from his billiard room on a March day and notes he writes better when leaves and birds are about. He expresses a wish to write “In” with seasonal inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Burroughs
Awakened Their Jealousy and the St. Bernard Witching Way
A fragment reads like a surreal scene with a dim beauty described as the trem of a tawny St. Bernard, casting a bewitching presence near an alver collar and a ship named Czar. The text blends metaphorical imagery without clear events or identifiables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
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Kansas
Gleason & Whitman’ S
Trevethick
Mast
Ates
Col
Globe: Democrat
Jouah Shrams
Hall
Journal of
Oregon
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