04 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1889
Page
1
Business Directory OF LAWRENCE features an ad for Man & Rhett Wackien's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and other eruptions. It promises satisfaction or money back. Sold by Barber Bros with a 25 cent price per box.
Burke is brought back to authorities after a necessary warrant is issued, securing custody. The development marks a pivotal step in the case as officials outline next steps and potential charges.
An eighty year old convict receives a murder sentence amid a cascade of sensational crime items. Reports recount alleged plots to blow Grand Trunk Railway bridges, Burke’s return, and a string of cases from Winnipeg to Chicago, with police actions, foiled plots, and court outcomes.
A grand August reception at Music Hall honored Mr Murat Halstead of the Commercial Gazette. Governor Foraker and Mayor Mosby attended as Halstead appeared in good health amid a cheering crowd, while speeches praised his health and public service. The event featured elaborate decorations, a long procession, and a formal address by Halstead, with political remarks and gratitude to supporters.
Foreign affairs news reports a Turkish attack on insurgents near Canea with casualties and ongoing regional volatility. Local Kansas postmasters were appointed in multiple counties including Burlington and Eureka, reflecting administrative changes across the state. A Bowman case in Cine grants a new trial, and the Knights of Pythias establish Lodge No. 190 in Newton with fifty two charter members.
A sweeping shift in Greytown Nicaragua signals the awakening of the Nicaraguan canal hustle. The American Canal Company study contrasts with the French venture as workers face hunger and disease, while plans move forward to build harbor facilities and transport lines.
South Dakota constitutional convention nears final adjournment after passing key provisions. It reconsidered and adopted a report limiting state indebtedness and aligning county officers with elections, while noting the legislature’s power to incur debt. Also included miscellaneous notes from New York and observations on mountain flora and early snowbound growth in the Sierra region.
The report compiles crop conditions from 105 counties across the state, noting moisture levels, early yields, and regional variances. It highlights wheat and corn status, mentions rainfall patterns, and previews likely harvest timing based on field reports and local weather observations.
The August 3 official report from the Secretary of Agriculture highlights generally favorable growing conditions across most crops in the state, with wheat and oats damaged in southern and eastern regions by heavy rains. Rust hurts soft wheat in southern bands, while corn shows vigorous growth though some fields were neglected. Overall oats and barley prospects are mixed and crop losses noted in early-harvest areas.
Forecast begins at 7 am today for Kansas region. Southerly to westerly winds expected with cooler, steadier temperatures. Portions show stationary readings in some areas as conditions shift.
A British guntowt Wea arrived at ennitia Crete. Mayer Norgan may sign a bill to build a sixteen mile road in St Louis. Iron ore shipments from Lake Superior reached 210,000 gross tons. A Delaware Atlantic collision at Albany disrupted travel. California plans to distill wine into brandy. caldera brandy will be formed with funds. Mills May Wahlion, linked to The Henri, lost weight via starvation. Van Gort of New York aims to modernize mail with quick letter postage. Creek misappropriation probe hints at Governor Crawford’s leverage and potential indictment.
Markets by telegraph report mixed activity across commodities and livestock in New York and Chicago. Notes include grain, dairy products, meats, and prices, with references to ungraded and steady quotes alongside supplier names and regional trading centers.
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