African explorer returns to Munich in good health
Current notes report Jonkex the African explorer returned to Munich in good health. Other items mention Tar Commission approving Congo Free State loan in Belgium, Newfoundland mood on Ball bill, and rising breadstuff exports to February 1887 totaling 11,881,448 dollars versus 10,105,157 the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da ‘Jonkex
Munich
Tar
Chamber of Deputies
Congo Free State
Belgium
Widespread Political And Social News From The Era
The report covers the Chamber of Deputies vote on abolishing cereal duties in France, Beecher's death events and service, appointments in U S and foreign offices, a Vienna alliance dispatch, a cable cut threat near Tangier, and various legal and political shifts including ministerial recalls, royal family moves, and local party conventions in St Louis and Rhode Island.
Mixed 19th century brief items from Timor to rail rates
A compilation of varied items: Govenson of Timor assassinated and Macao troops dispatched. Grace Bradley wrecked near Delaware with 521 bags of sugar valued at 506 000. Indian Territory agent suspended and White placed in charge. An explosion destroys Tubac post office in Arizona, blamed on Mexicans. A Nice earthquake shocks Europe at 2 0 o'clock on the 11th, Rasgrad forces shot near Rustchuk. Manassas mob tar and feathering incident. Mississippi crevasses widen with gloomy outlook. Trunk line executives approve radical changes, abolishing second class rates east of Chicago. Weekly business failures total 282 in US and Canada, up from last year. DeMixe death case, life insurer denies payout, verdict awards 10 000. National drill rates to Washington mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenson
Timor
Malay Archipelago
Macao
Grace Bradley
Delaware
Cienfuegos
Boston
James Davin
Indian Territory
Bannister
White
Rustchuk
Rasgrad
Manassas
Mississippi
Chicago
United States
Canada
Pacific States
South
Agtaur DeMixe
Bligo County
Ind
Attna Life Insurance Company
Washington
Turbulent labor camps clash as sheriff summoned
Sault Michigan reports a serious phase of strikes as workers occupy camps and bar others from labor. Contractors arm themselves while authorities plan aid. Also noted are week end March 13 wage increases, stock market moves in New York and Europe, a Santa Cruz San Francisco rail purchase, and various crime, rail, and political items across the United States.
Pessrexa granted to Kansans on the 9th and rail changes
The report lists residents granted Pessrexa including Nancy J. Matheny Topeka Noah W Coffman Beloit George H Robb Severance and others. Ellsworth offers 640 acres in fee simple to the G A R for reunions with land to revert to Sons of Veterans. The Legislature tightens liquor near polls, reorganizes railway mail routes, a destructive Garden City fire causes over 50 000 in damage and several state appointments and legal rulings touch livestock shipment and marriage law. Pensions are awarded to Kansans and post office name changes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen H. Reynolds
Great Send
William GC. Rieff
Marion
John W. Long
el Dorado
Ellsworth
Grand Army
Council of Administration
Sons of Veterans
Eniai Maynie
State Historical Society
Adams
Kansan
Leavenworth
Meridian Junction
Leavenworth, Topeka
Kan
Rush County
Basin
Topeka
Fort Scott
Kansas, Nebraska & Dakota Railway
Glenloch
Anderson County
Harris and
Garnett
Garden City
Government
Jacob Aller
Dewster
Railroad Street
Eigth Street
Myton
Metropolitan
Santa Fe Company
A. A. Holcomb
Senate
Winfield, As & Gulf Railway Company
Secretary of State
Winkeld
Cowley County
Indian Territory
Galveston
Tex
State of
Kansas
A. B. Symns & Co
Atchison
Tas
Nicholas W. Shelton
Cedar Ford
Abel Washburn
Belmont
Ira
McCoy
Cloverport
Frank McLaughlin
Webster
D.W
Winper
IxGatts
Thomas J. Meff
Lyons
Jacob M. Price
Morris L. Burt
Lawrence
John Gillet
Galena
M. C. Calhoun
James T. Herriott
William H. Foreman
High Point
Albert H. Shankley
Logan
John Barrett
Mapleton
Thomas Gordon
Winfield
John Gillett
Castleton
Joseph R. Lobach
Humboldt
W. L. Ray
Kirwin
William H. Webb
Elijah Moore
Pittsburg
Isaac Ranson
Pleasanton
McPherson County
Cristian
Mound Ridge
Clarence
Baroldi
NEWS NOTES. Various international and local updates
Benator Sherman and his party arrived in Havana on the 14th. Smallpox surfaced in Dublin. The Dublin corporation refused a congratulatory address to the Queen. John W. Davis accepted the Democratic nomination for Rhode Island governor. Captain Eads’ body arrived in Jacksonville from the Bahamas. George S. Crawford, Cincinnati lumber dealer, assigned with liabilities of 100,000 and assets of 60,000. Lieutenant J. S. Powell of the Signal Corps mentioned. The Sultan of Morocco banned intoxicants and ended the state tobacco monopoly. Hiram White of Taylor, Arizona died after wounding himself while cleaning a rifle. Labor unions and recall of Judge Manning to Mexico discussed. New York Legislature pays tribute to Beecher’s death. Budget for 1837-88 projected at 49,000,000 pesetas. Ovational drill in Washington noted. Cheyenne destitution on Rosebud and Tongue rivers with Indian hunger and infant deaths from famine. M. de Lesseps asserts Egyptian crisis easing, proposes recall of Semiramis and deposition of Te wfik Pasha as peaceful solutions.
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Chamber of Deputies
Bistor
Avrrep Lee
Episcopal Church
United States
Wilmington
Del
London Times
Vienna
Italy
Germany
Austria
Morocco
Tangiers
Gibraltar
Baus
Lawrence County
Stephen Hammond
Hammond
Bmith
Lucy Pansoys
Chicago
Columbus
Dukes of Westminster
Argyle
Coman
Department of Agriculture
J K. Dodge
International Statistical Institute
Rome
Charlton H. Way
Georgia
St. Petersburg
Canristine Nussex
Miranda
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Janes B. Kans
St. Louis
New Orleans
Nassau
Bahamas
Lawrenceburg
Ind
D. Lyxon Parmere
South Carolina
Constantinople
Smith
Robertson
Indiana
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Greenwood Cemetery
M. Ne
Lesaxis
Berlin
Bismarck
Thk United Labor Party of
Prince Anges Victor
Prince of Wales
Sixtieth Rifles
Tenth Hussars
England
Matthew C. Julien
Trinitarian Church
New Bedford
Mass
Brooklyn
J. 8. Powell
Signal Corps
Washington
Suenman
Mth
Havana
Cuba
New York
Beecher
Joan W. Davis
Rhuode Island
State Department
Manning
Mexico
Sault Mich
Change House
Advant
Strong
Southern Pacific Company
Senator Fair
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Senator
Oakland
South Williamsport
Luppert & Eline Furniture Company
George Luppert On & Lease
Surance
Tax London Standard
Had & Cipher
Coronet
Dauntless
Ocean
Queenstown
Ireland
Coleman
Tex
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Wheatland
Oak
CaTiucart
Salvation Army
Charlotte
Mich
Boston & Providence
Boston
Eads
Jacksonville
Fla
J. Boliver
Lake Ponchartrain
Tschila
Coopers
Grouse S. Crawtorp
Cincinnati
Dublin Corporation
Bmwall-Pax
Janesville
Wis
Hiram Waite
Taylor, Ariz
Benator Sherman
John W. Davis
Rhode Island
George 8
Crawford
Hiram White
Judge Manning
Rosebud
Tongue
Market Prices and Provisions Across Markets
A dense market report from St Louis and Chicago lists wheat, corn, oats, barley, and futures. Prices show varied gains and losses with butter eggs pork and lard values, cattle and hog quotes, and wholesale produce ranges across multiple grain and meat categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasp
St. Louis
BSBA
BaaLey
Dullam
Haas
Western Steam
City Steam
Western New
Eigin Creamery
Western
Kansas City
Sige
Real Estate for Sale in Kansas City Area Bargains
Broad off ering of town and county properties at very low prices with easy terms. Listings include 160 acre Fairy farm with creek bottom, 100 acres cultivated, fencing, and a $4500 price. 30 acre residence with fruit trees, corner lot, modern house, stables near streetcar line. 3 miles northeast of Tonganoxie creek bottom farm with 45 cultivated acres. Contacts Levi A. Doane and Levi A. Lawrence in Lawrence, Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Levi A. Doan
Lavi A. Doane
Ear Lawrence
Lave A
Lawrence
Kaneas
Faru
Tonganoxie
Dean
Kas
Leis
Special Course for Teachers Opens at Baker University
SPECIAL TO TEACHERS Special Course in Normal Instruction and Lectures for Teachers at Baker University. The Spring term opens March 24 and includes regular Classical Scientific and Literary courses plus Music Painting Elocution Bookkeeping and Penmanship. A special course for teachers will prepare in teaching methods plus physiology lectures and model exercises in school management and recitations. For details write to President H A Gost Baldwin Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
College of Liberal Arte
H. 4
Gost
Baldwin, Kas
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Foundland
Eli Geren
Secretary of the Interior
Leander Scott
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Thomas Hunt
Owensboro, Ky
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
J. J. O'Neil
Pittsburgh
Henry Barlow
Henry
Barlow
Aconcagua
Valparaiso
Santiago
Mr. West
Merchants’ Shipping
Paris
Rouen
France
Dux ‘Haan
Marshall
Fort Bend ‘County
Cari
Panola County
Sy the
Panola
Hagan
Carizoa
Maine
E. A. Smith & Co
Philadelphia
Iscexmaxtes
Johnson's
Oxford
N.C
Foo-Cwow-Foo
Hong Kong
Isaac H. Vincent
Alabama
Big Sandy
Wood County
Tony Parrema
North America
Ansonia Clock Company
John E. Gledhill
William Watson
Duchess of Otranto
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Garfield
Peele, Hubbell & Co
Manilla
Philippines
Cable
Tennessee
Palestine
Miller, Greiner& Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Guxenat
Bance
Fond du Lac
Covetr Chak Worry
Justice Englehart
August Spice
Nina van Zandt
Kansas State News
Beruis
M. de Lesseps
Semai
Tewfik Pasha
Real Ente
Bemer University
Kansas City Times
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