Report Urges Immediate Settlement Of Union Pacific Debts
Government directors on the Union Pacific seek an early definitive settlement of subsidy debts with the government. They endorse the commission plan including a mortgage to secure bonds, and oppose the minority report seeking punishment of individuals for past diversions. The aim is to stabilize the road while allowing stockholders to run the property, with the government protected and debt gradually reduced. January 21 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Hatiroad Wassixcrox
Cain Pacific Railway Company
Intering
Congress
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Nct
Liberto
Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific Railway Company
Cainn Pacific Railway Company
United States
Congress of
Te United States
Fed
Union Pacific Railroas Company
Bound for Oklahoma Oklahoma Convention opens drive to settle Indian Territory
A Kansas City meeting of 350 delegates from Kansas Texas Missouri and the Indian Territory along with local citizens urged congressional action to open the Indian Territory to settlement. Governor Morehouse chaired the session which backed a memorial and resolutions calling for swift opening under U. S. law and warned against monopolies and delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
Indian Territory
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
H. M. Holden
Morehouse
Jons
Karlie
Gee. Lanes
Lawrence Board of Trade
Capt. Couch
Declanog
Lecot
Lam
Congress
Crittenden
Francis
St. Louis
Utavy
Springer
Arkansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Southwest
United States
Five Civilized Tribes
Five Nations
No.Man's Land
Kansas City Trade Board Forms Executive Committee
A joint Kansas City Board of Trade and Commercial Club committee is named executive to present a memorial to congress in Washington. Appointees include J M Galloway M Mumford W Reynlode R F T Warham J W Early George Leia T A Osborn B S IW Draught TL Kimball Walter Young A A Newman W S Miller H J Rodman Geo King E N Ling ley P P Greene Capt Couch Col Crocker. The committee will meet in Washington February 25. The convention adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Board of Trade Sod Commercial Club
Ibis Conventins
Wallington
Congress
J. M. Galloway
Kansas City
M. Mumford
M. W. Reynolde
Arkansas City
Kunasna
R.ft. Warham
John W. Early
George Leia
T. A. Osborn
B.S. IW. Draught
Tl. Kimball
Walter Young
A. A. Newman
Miller
H. J. Rodman
Geo. King
E. N. Lingley
P.P. Greene
Capt. Couch
Col. Crocker
Washington
Kansas City public building bill and senate delays
The Kansas City public building appropriation of 1.5 million dollars dominates the Kansas Senate session. Debate on Blair educational bill continues with calls for a fixed voting time while executive business is approved by a 49 to 9 vote. A Virginia senator attempts a reconsideration as doors are closed and proceedings move toward adjournment. Separate items note Amos J. Snell’s murder and a burglary gang arrest, plus a Springfield Manufacturing Company insolvency and local medical remedies promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavrvitlle
Eustice Gibson
Hustington
W- Va
Gilson
Congress
United States
Hatfields
Pike County
Kentucky
Logan County
West Virginia
Buckner
Wilson
Gibson
Hatfield A
McCoys
Barr
Frankfort
Harden
Senath. Wasnixutox
Senate
Kansas City
P. Om
Senator Call
Call
Blair
Harris
Iudeberger
Riddleberger
Virginia
Carcaco
Amos J. Snell
Washington Boulevard
Tobhera
Central Station
Hlenshaw
Charles E. W. Benedict
Marshaltown
Frank McCord
George Dung
Peard
Thaddeus Hall
Sears
Sarinttown
Snell Murden
Slarshaltown
Eversard
Lute
Benvillet
Benedict
Chicago, Burlington ,& Quincy
Train wreck on Kansas City Cable Railway on bluff street incline
A cable train failed on a steep incline near Union Depot in Kansas City. The lead car derailed, colliding with a stationary train and injuring multiple passengers including Ward Russell, HLS. Gude, Jakeman Boffman, and Al Sharp. Ten people were hurt, most lightly, with one fatality and several serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Poh
Union Depot
Ninth Street
Ward Russell
Hls
Gude
Jakeman Boffman
Wise
al Sharp
Sharp
Wannibal & St. Joe Road
Tna
Iddition
A. Carter
Manono
Kas
TH. Hill
J. D. Peters
Emporia
Peter Stomberg
Mr Foster
Ohio City
Tuttle
Jeg
Russell
Conductor Sees Home Ties Steady The Rail Life
A St. Louis railroad superintendent cites family ties guiding conductors toward peaceful homes and cautions that drunkenness endangers many lives. He notes an aging popular conductor now out of work after years of service due to drinking, stressing temperate, responsible men are preferred for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrie Transportation Companion
Railroad
Rome
St. Louis
Tanay Road
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Aunt Marge Hosts Visitor as Gertie Plays
In a lively scene Aunt Marge entertains Miss Kate while Gertie forms a close bond with her. Gertie agrees to stay when Miss Kate urges, saying she will miss the moment if she leaves, a reaction that amuses the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Gertle
Kate
Gertie
Mamma
Miss Kate
Market Reports and Pigeons in War News Snapshot
Market notes from New York show mixed trading with stocks and commodities modestly changed. A lengthy European section discusses carrier pigeons used by France Russia Spain and others for military and coast guard communications, referencing stations at Warsaw Madrid Cadiz and St Sebastian and noting historical use by Romans and Pliny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
France
Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
Spain
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Eieff
Stretans Dan
Ecarce
Tapone
Mar
Wwitaerianil Ha
Republic
Alps
Interlaken
Madrid
Majo
Cadiz
St. Sebastian
Pliny
Mudeng
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Business Directory OF
Lawrence
Ee Ory
Clark
Sec'y
CéGet Potten
Ralica Iu
Ata
Baturiisys
DGE House
B. Murray
A. R. Mills
Vermont Street
Court Housa
Opera Hoses
Post Occ
Indsor
H. B. Rickey & Son
Caton Dapat
Hris Epley
Mannachusetts Street
Attorneys AT Law
F. J. Barker
Ofer
National Hank Building
Thacher
Attorney AT Law
National Bank
John Q. A. Norton
Douglas County
Foote
C. Spangler
Bitte Im National Hank
H. Howard
Office Over Walls
Pargo’s Express
B. Edgar
Horton
Wella Fargo
NO. C. Keith
Ofice
Lele
J. T. Stevens
General Insurance Agency
Justice of the
Apers Honas Block
Joseph Eriggs
BANKS
Elridge House
Orr Smeallie
Neal Estate and Loan Agents
Lela’ Drug Store
PAYLOR @ MATHEWS
Omer
Rushiner
Woodward's
Fellows
Castal
A. Russ
Omes
Held & Hargis
Maseachnacite Street
A. Sndistodyi
Ceed
Plusbell & Stuart
Lemano
H .A. Donaldson
Rhode Bas bin
Toland and
Berkley Street
AL Benson i
Massachusettstreet
Eee
Brien & Son, Hardware
Noware
Catlery
THE
Pacific Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Moat
A.C. Haske
Fiassus McVeacy
Jamie W. Savage
Prevenie R. Caxpert
M.A. Hanna
Union Pacide Railway Co
John Ty DeCamp
United States Commissioners’ Office
Avon
Netter
Ww. F. DeVamp
Henry C. Gilmour
Richard Smith
Burnet Rescora
DeCamp
Neautiee
Tuveday
St. Pau
Yanton
Cak
Yankton Board of Trade
G. R. Scougal
Teller
Homer James
Hyde County
James
Immigration Associat
Bevo, Kas
Northern Kansas Immigration Association
Totxpo
D. R. Locke
Kansas, Texas, Missouri
Sruscere
Springfield Manufacturing Company
Wonderful Curce
W. D. Hoyt & Co
Wholeease and
Retail Druggista
Galaga
Dr. King
Duckles
Barber Bros
Kangsa City
Bluff Street
Tha Gara
New York
Bacuawon
Starling Exchange
Acuic Vauion
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Bostay, Fea
Baxeas Urry
Vollee
Knaas City
Wree
Mt. Lois Grain and Produce
Wuaar
Caah
Wid Guenc
Blac
J Aguas Tmc
St Ngs
Cloel
Barat
Barat Eoe Wc. Has.—Prime Timothy, 12.00016.00; Prairie, 8.00. Trap d. Boone
Lord
Chicago
Unieaue
Mab
Elie Creamer
Fancy Dairy
RaGee Perld
Rte
AE i . Gse
Hoclore
Ax Ae Crc
Beary
Bos
NBA
Ako
Mar Kattan
Eatinoe
Fembe
Lawasnes
Gari—e
Firaoaie
Phas Saep
Dreret Court
Ciark
Diseek Court
Denaty Clark
A.W
E.G
Leonard
Mamsachawets Street
Graham
Becktenwald
Park
Mansachusetts Ahreel
Boon
John Davis
Morse Sildeing
Sto
Lawrence Borsa
Raw River
J. L. Morris
Masenchusette Etreat
J.D. Bar
Artiet
Ross & Barker
Nectus Street
Coal Oil
Lawrence Tank Line
G. W. White
Enl
O'Bien & Bone Hardware Store
W. Tan Jr
A. Hayes
E.V. Bani
the National Bank
United States Depository
Europa
O.W. B. Garris
Anax
Moxser
Jacacet
Merchants National Bank
Achelus
Jacob Honor
Grovenor
Iro
Lopes
Ewart
W. W. Cockens
GW. E. Griffth
Alex. Monroe
Ofened Fon
N.Y. Tribune
FOR
N. Y
Weekly Tribune
Lar
En Journal Puen
N. Y. Tribune
Lonte
Aerosiiay
Journal
Parma
Arcare
Agenta
Caveral
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