Laborer Kazer killed near Kansas City on railroad
Kansas City laborer James A. Kazer, 38, was struck by an eastbound passenger train near a Santa Fe line while walking home after seeking work in Wyandotte County. The report also notes a grim crop forecast, with corn yields down and wheat prospects improving, plus local accidents and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Kazer
Kansas City
Urner
Wyandotte County
Santa Fe
Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Coorer Hovrt
Leavenworth
Topeka
Concordia
Thomas McGrath
W. M. Lytle
Lytte
McGrath
John Guthrie
J. C. Smith
F. E. Werntz
T. J. Hopkins
E. Magrath
J. Kuster
Tapley & Son
Williamsburg
George L. Sanders
Oskaloosa
Luther F. Purvis
Louisburg
Charles Hedinger
Strong City
Stephen Burney
Jetmore
Anthony Curry
Soldiers’ Home
Noah Rine
Burlington
Jacob F. Denneler
Winchester
Washington L. Jones
South Mound
Bensley E. Blake
Tyrone
Levi R. Daniell
Douglas
Elias High
Iuka
Benedict Friday
National Military Home
William A. McKade
Eskridge
Conrad Englehart
Highland
Frederick Willey
Cottonwood Falls
Jeremiah P. Parkhurst
Wichita
Mary L. Millikan
Colony
Mary A. Davis
William T.jones
Peoria
William H. Cousler
New Albany
Henry A. Kenworthy
Stockton
Edward J. O'Donnell
Aaron Jones
Toledo
George W. Chalmers
Osawatomie
Aaron D. Showalter
Frank
Union Pacific Road
Elmwood
St. Joseph
Sydney O. Wawnzenr
Hoxie
Zepeks
Wanzer
Case Broderick
Congress
Thomas Moonlight
John Bicker
Missouri Pacific
el Dorado
Otis Barnard
City Hall
Kan
Democratic State Central Committee
W. C. Jones
Tola
James W. Orr
Atchison
Congress News From The Week In Senate And House
The Senate debated Tariff reform on the 16th then passed the bill by a strict 4 to 29 vote and adjourned. In the same week the House struggled to reach a quorum, adjourned, and saw debates over Mr. Venable’s unseating and state-wide elections. Reports cover railroad land forfeiture, banking notes tax, and international notes from Switzerland to Brazil with several obituaries and political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Llth
Morgan
Secretary of the Interior
National Bank
United States Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Venable
Virginia
Langston
Randall
Pennsylvania
Beck
Office of Auditor of
Kansas Colored Volunteers
McKinley
Enloe
Tenn
Kennedy
Ohio
Minneapolis population recount shows surge over 1880 census
Superintendent Porteer reports Minneapolis population at 164,780, up 117,854 from 1880 census, a 251.25 percent rise. Cheantne house weekly returns show an 8.5 percent rise. New York up 4.0 percent. London stocks steady. Paris money active. Berlin fair. Frankfort Bourse firm. Havana sugar quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porteer
Minneapolis
Cheantne House
New York
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Berlin
Frankfort
Havana
River and Harbor bill sent to the President soon
Reports from Cresson Kansas and other cities note the House speaker to sign the River and Harbor Appropriation bill and forward it to the President who already has a copy with engineers' reports. Speculation on veto or approval runs high as the nation awaits the measure. In Lawrence a libel suit seeks 50000 pounds damages against O E Learnard. Zanzibar authorities allow slave traffic with sea export ban. Arabs buy slaves at street auctions. Thurman birthday event planned in Columbus with notable Democrats and banquet. In Toreka Odd Fellows plan a Sovereign Grand Lodge gathering reaching about 10000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresson Sprixes
Cresson
Chief of Engineers
Army
Lawrence
Kan
District Court
Linton J. Usher
John P. Usher
Lincoln
O. E. Learnard
Journal-Tribune
Omaha Bee
Usher
Floria Russell
Osher
Zanzibar
Bagamoyo
Columbus
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman Club
Cleveland
Roger Q Mills
John G. Carlisle
Whitney
Toreka
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Grand Opera House
Quebec Telegraph backs annexation to the United States
A survey of notes shows the Quebec Telegraph endorsing annexation to the US while Republicans in Missouri nominate S D Twitchell and the Labor party picks Charles E Marks for Massachusetts governor. Other items report Vienna’s city decoration spend, a ship fire in Chile, and political candidacies across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
United States
Missouri
S. D. Twitchell
Congress
Labor Party of
Massachusetts
Charles E. Marks
Somerville
Vienna
Germany
Orient
England
San Francisco
Ancud
Chile
Kansas
Thomas Moonlight
Leavenworth
Bishop Budge
Mormon Church of
New York Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Nannie Woods
Franklin County
L. E. Francis
Cornelia Cornelison
Christian Church
Richmond
George Jacob Schweinfurth
Maybach
Sand Wendel
Rhenish
Prussia
Charles Hebard
Ben Brink
Eagle Bar
Lake Superior
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. C. O. F
C. M. Busbee
Raleigh
N.C
C. L. T. Campbell
London
Ont
T. A. Ross
New Jersey
Isaac R. Sheppard
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Pueblo
Leadville
Col
Tesserce
Ticino
Switzerland
Lugano
Market Reports Grain and Provisions Across Cities
Kansas City markets show mixed grain and provisions with wheatird weak cash prices and steady butter. St Louis and Chicago report varied wheat and corn bids, while cattle and hogs move unevenly. New York notes softer wheat, steady pork, and higher cattle demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Steady Dresser Beef
Elgin
New York
Lée
Western
Quiet Place Yielded Personal Price Insight
A reflective note on pausing to calculate personal costs and the idea that justice requires firm action. The speaker contrasts calm, private analysis with the broader claim that fair outcomes emerge only through decisive steps.
Farmers Unite for Truth and Conservatism in Business
A call urges all farmers to carry pencil and slate or paper headed by three letters, test claims, and speak NO with dignity. It argues distrust harms communities and urges honesty, consistency, and fair dealing while warning against swindlers and urging steadfastness.
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Wyoming
New York Grant Monument Association
John H. Duncan
Tillman
South Carolina
General Errera
Salvador
Geord R. Grisenry
Gilsey House
Russia
Federal Council of
Republic of
Brazil
General Booth
Salvation Army
A. B. Thompson
New Hampshire
Murfreesboro
Loccarno
Sleider
Charles Guiteau
Garfield
Eagie
Arkansas
Fizer
Oue
Eli Hayes Chandler
Jackson County
New York City
Adams Express Company
New York & Boston
Earl & Prews Express
Robert Ray Hamitox
Snake River
Yellowstone Park
United Stevedores
Havre
France
Iowa
Chicago
St. Paul
Minn
Kaipine
Guivene
Rossi
Bellinsonia
Canton
Castiglione
Hugh Boyle
Montana
Chicago Gas Trust
Germantown
Joux Morry
Dublin
London . Standard
Rome
Austria
Italy
Western Union Telegraph Office
Lynchburg
Messrs
O'Brien
Flynn
Cork
Dick Tate
Kentucky
Tracy
Reiter
Barrundia
Kopp
Park Theater
Holmes Refinery
Buffalo
Brussels
Sing Sing
Market Reports
Cash and Credit House
Indiana Cash Grocery
Place House
J. M. Stephens
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