Ute Uprising Demands State Protection in Durango Clashes
Denver reports a surge of alarm near the Durango settlements as ranchers relocate families fearing attacks by Indigenous forces. Citizens demand armed protection and ammunition, doubting U S military readiness. telegrams from Durango officials urge swift action and possible conflict.
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Washington Noyes Keller Appointed Clerk after Secret Service inquiry
Secretary Manning appointed Keller to a clerkship after learning facts in the Keller case. Keller, an Ohio man, had been certified by civil service but was initially refused by First Assistant Chenowith due to district Democrats’ opposition. Other changes include resignations and new appointments in the pension, internal revenue, mint, and post office sectors.
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Jas. W. Howell
New Jersey
Pension Office
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Milford
Internal Revenue Office
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Mint
Hay
Darius H. Ingraham
Maine
United States
Calais
James Tenner Lea
Maryland
Legation of the
Austria
Hungary
Nathan B. Gathell
District of Buffalo
Secretary of the Treasury
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Balle
New York
B. F. Howell
Storm record crops damaged in Kansas floods
Heavy rains in Parsons and surrounding areas flood streams and wash out rail lines on Missouri Pacific and Southern Kansas routes. Lowlands flooded, crops damaged, trains stalled, workers repairing tracks. Neosho River rises, water fills streets and stores, barrels and crates float downstream.
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Kansas City
Burington
Kas
Missouri Pacific and Southern
NeosuHo Fatl
Neosho
Weather and flood damage hit Kansas rail lines
YarTes Center reports about ten inches of rain in twenty four hours swelling streams and washing out three bridges on the St Louis Fort Scott and Western line while two county bridges are gone. In Stafford a cyclone wrecked the Bartlett residence and barn and damaged crops as hot winds followed. Delays hit trains on Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Southern Kansas lines due to washouts and floods.
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Labelles Creek
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Here
Fort Scott
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Okeyville
Missouri Pacific
Neosho
YarTes Center
Kas
St. Louis
Kansas City
the Times
Stafford
Kansas
Sterling
Nathan Bartlett
Ehansas City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas Road
The Big Strike Rocks Cleveland Mills
Cleveland witnessed a broad stoppage as wire mill workers led by Gohemians and Poles walked out, with over 1,500 idle by noon. Planers and brick rod mill crews joined, gate protests occurred at 8 am, engineers were forced to bank fires, and the rail mills and blacksmith shops halted operations amid a tense but nonviolent stand-off.
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Cleveland
Victims Buried After Cleveland Tenement Fire
Three victims of yesterday morning's tenement blaze were buried today from the morgue in Cleveland. The grieving father of Fanny and Sarah Rosenburg collapsed as the white coffin arrived. The ceremony took place at the Hebrew cemetery amid family distress.
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Theodore Harde
Rose Keiser
Fanny
Sarah Rosenburg
Platform principles of the socialists in Paris
The French socialists publish their platform for the coming campaign. Proposals include abolishing the presidency and senate, granting the assembly power to dismiss ministers, popular vote on war and constitutional revisions, reduced public offices and salaries, confiscation of church property, separation of church and state, legal equality for illegitimate children, gradual abolition of standing armies, free public education, political amnesty, abolition of octroi duties, progressive income tax, abolition of collateral inheritance, gradual reduction of the public debt, shorter working hours, ban on employing children under fourteen, bank reorganization, prison reform, and support for disabled workers.
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Paris
Senate
Assembly
Bank of France
South American Dispatches and World Notes
South America reports confirm Col. Ross Gill appointed to command after General Mar resigns. Janta briefing notes 13 grand troops reviewed with a government banquet and toasts to Genera Iglesias. Survivors of the steamer Italia ordered to Callao for Italian consul inquiry. Santiago notes President Santa Marta to meet U S minister Mr. Roberta. Cholera in Mapriv reports 1427 new cases and 68 deaths. Col. Wolesley and staff depart for England from Cairo.
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Lita
Galveston
Space Writing and the Case for Paragraphing Style
A critique of modern text formatting using stars and dashes to divide sentences. The piece laments fractured rhythm, praises traditional paragraphing, and notes the oddities and abuses in typographic devices across periodical writing.
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Tony
Kansas City Market Report July 2 1885
Wheat receipts 18055 bushels, shipments 10400, in store 720814. Market weaker No 2 red cash 72 8 c bid August 80c September 80c No 2 red essh 824 c bid 2 c asked Corn receipts 6712, shipments 14990, in store 199186. Market stronger No 2 essh 374c August 2c bid September 39c bid 40c asked No 2 white cash 43c bid 43c asked Oats No 2 cash 2c bids Rye No 2 cash no bids 69c naked Barley 63c Mill stuff Corn meal firm fraem 95c 1.00c kiln dried 2.05 Brax 1 uik 40c sacked 50c
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Kansas City
Baansad Urry
Daily
Indwater
Kansas City Live Stock Market Summary July 2 1885
CATTLE receipts 1400 by shipments 14,4 market weaker 1W 15c lower. exporters 3.20 5.55 good to choice shipping 5.05 9 common to medium 4.90 5.00 feeders 4 4.50 cows 2.70 13. HOGS receipts 12486 shipments 5463 market weaker 5 10c lower closing 1 200 assorted 3.85 4.95 mixed 3.70 4.00 SHEEP receipts 50 shipments 259 market quiet fair to good muttons 2.04 2.10 common to medium 1.75 2.50. Wheat, flour, corn, oats, and rye prices and futures listed with several bid figures and closing values.
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Kansas City
Banead City
The Newburg Strike Expands At Cleveland Mills
The wire department workers at Cleveland rolling mills joined other strikers this morning, bringing total Newburg strikers to about eighteen hundred. Police protection has been requested though officials expect no violence. In Kansas, Governor Marmaduke pardons Samuel Danning, freed from Atchison County prison for rape after new evidence shows innocence.
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Cleveland
Kansas
Jefferson City
Marmaduke
Samuel Danning
Atchison County
Chicago live stock market on July 3 report
Chicago figures show cattle receipts about 9 500 with 3 000 shipments. Market weak by 10 to 15 cents, mixed grades including steers cows and bulls. Total receipts near 31 000 with rough and mixed weights selling 4.00 to 5.60 for various lots. Sheep receipts about 4 000 with dull trade and lower prices for common grades. Lambs and Texan stock noted with wider ranges per head.
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Texas Cattle- Wesker
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