General Grant welcomed in the West and foreign notes
Telegraph bulletin reports Banting receptions for General Grant in Kansas City with two states sending welcome representatives. July 3 political notes from New York, Buenos Ayres, Italy and other places cover peace, elections, amnesty talks, and a brigand’s return. President Hayes visits Coney Island before returning to Washington as disaster and crime updates unfold.
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Kansas City
General Grant
Hayes
New Yor
Coney Island
James
Washington
National salute and parade honor Grant in Kansas City
On July 3 a national salute rang at 5 AM and bells tolled for Grant. A grand procession at 1 20 PM drew military units from across Kansas. Grant reviewed the march from Main and Delaware. He then departed this evening for Fort Leavenworth.
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Kansas City
Grant
Kansas
Main
Delaware Streets
Fort Leavenworth
Americans Beat Irish in Rifle Match at Wimbledon
An American rifle team competes with Irish squads at Wimbledon in stormy weather. Scores show Jackson 43 Brown 44 Laird 37 Fenton 57 and Milner 36 across rounds at 1,000 yards, with the Americans leading by five points. plans mention Bodine departing Liverpool for New York and possible detachment of the team. New York reports Frank Lillien dol, bank cashier, detected drafting deficiencies and was dismissed.
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Dems
Frank Hyde
Wimbledon
Brown
Clark
Dudley
Farrow
Gersh
Jackson
David
Rockwell
Scott
Burnside
Laird
Fenton
Rigby
Warren
Milner
Joyni
Coughlan
Johnson
Murphy
J. Higby
Milner H
Joyal
Col. Bodine
Liverpool
New York
Rathbone
Fisher
Bodina
National Rifle Association
Bodine
Feton
J. Rigby
Felety
Marion County delegate convention nominates six to State Convention
The Marion county delegates met at Palmyra to nominate six representatives for the State Convention. The Marmaduke and Critu den factions fought over procedure with Critics claiming the convention was irregular and each district should nominate its own delegates.
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Flarsipat
Marion County
Palmyra
Marmaduke
Crittenden
Crittenden Wins In District Races Amid Opposition
The First District backed A. J. Settles and W. R. Pitts for Crittenden with Asa James for Holliday. Marmaduke faced opposition due to his Confederate General status. In Monmouth Park, Kittie J. won the opening race while Long Tom led the Sherman House purse. Ex-Gov. Smith was named U.S. District Attorney, contesting Mayor’s authority over office materials.
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A.J. Settler
G. W. Easley
I. E. Anderson
D. Tipton
W. H. Ragsell
James Hyward
Lon McVarty
Crittenden
A. J. Settles
W. R. Pitts
Asa James
Holliday
J. W. Proctor
W. S. McClintock
Wm. Phillips
Loxe Buascu
Cunaco
Sherman House
Long Tom
Alice Hruce
Frank Short
Monopoly
Omega
Big Henry
Mostuomery
Ava
Smith
U.S
Chas
Thas
Senate
Bank cashier Hedden arrested aboard steamship Germany
Jas A Hedden cashier of the First National Bank of Newark N J now in receivers hands was arrested on the steamship Germany as it entered harbor from Liverpool He admits knowing the bank was weak and claims his actions were to protect bank assets He faces embezzlement charges of about 225000 and says he plans to return securities and property to the bank to prove his honesty The episode follows bank troubles and a suspended Newark operation.
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New Yoas
Jas. A. Hedden
First National Bank of
Liverpool
Hedden
Edden
Pendleton Brothers Foundry Burns in Avensia Georgia
Pendleton Brothers foundry and machine works burned in Avensia Georgia causing losses estimated at less than 25000 dollars with insurance. Geo T Jackson & Co large flour mills also damaged in the same incident.
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Foundry and Machine Sho
Avensia
Pendleton Brothers
Geo
T. Jackson & Co
Dune Report Details Crop Conditions Across Grains and Clover
Wasinxcox July 3 The dune report of the Department of Agriculture shows oats up 2 percent in area and much better condition than last year 93 vs 01 in 79 rye acreage has fallen but June 1 condition 95 vs 91 last year barley area down about 1 percent condition 69 vs 91 in 79 102 in 78 clover acreage similar to last year with gains in cotton states Pacific slope but overall low condition except New England Gulf States and Pacific coast prospects for a good fruit season are very favorable.
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Wasinxcox
Department of Agriculture
Pacific
New England
Gulf States
Pacific Coast
Fourth of July celebrations draw 20000 to Atlanta
July 3 reports describe Atlanta observing Independence Day with a large parade of military, firefighters and civic units. Senator Joseph E. Brown spoke at City Hall to a vast audience while fireworks lit the evening skies.
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Atlanta
Arnasta
Bradlaugh Faces Prosecution Over Parliament Voting
Witnesses in the House of Commons yesterday noted Bradlaugh sitting and voting. Prosecution will begin immediately and Bradlaugh intends to contest the action if needed up to the House of Lords.
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Bradlaugh
Court of Queen's Bench
House of Commons
House of Lords
Statue unveiling marks a hundred years of Sunday Schools
The Earl of Shaftesbury unveiled a Thames Embankment statue honoring Robert Raikes the Sunday schools founder in England. Jr. Vincent led US Sunday schools, Dr. Murphy read scripture, and Dr. Todd offered prayer. In Kansas a mix of crop reports and climate comments reflects broad conditions and immigrant misperceptions.
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Loxpoy
Earl of
Markets Report from New York Money Market July 3
The New York money market closes with money at 2 to 3 percent. Discounts on mercantile paper range around 3 to 4 percent. Sterling rates steady near sixty days. Government bonds mention New Jersey and Pacific listings with registered and coupon forms. Land grants and sinking funds noted.
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New York
Bt Si
Frime Mercantile
Aterling—B.ob
Gaupens OF Wel
Eee
New Ge
New As
Pacific
T. Jat’s
Kansas City Produce Market Figures For July 3
Fragments show no markets today due to holiday observance. Friday quotations list Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rice, Barley, and Butter with mixed prices and a dull market for eggs as supplies exceed demand.
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Kansas City
Wb Wad
COKRN
Burke
Nan Zoyt
Hutter
Sgloe
Wangas City Stock Market Summary
Kangas City July 2 cattle receipts for 24 hours showed weak demand with shipments at 985 head. Live cattle averaged around 1105 dollars. native cows about 240 dollars. Texas steers around 2105 dollars. Hogs receipts mixed. market steady to active with sales 2063 dollars and bulk 3405 dollars. Sheep receipts light, market quiet with ewes around 3.25 dollars per head.
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Wkangas City
Texas
St Louis Produce Market Prices July 3
Market notes show flour scarce. wheat lower and unsettled with cash and August bids. Whiskey steady at 1.06. butter firmer. eggs 0.12 per dozen. pork held higher. lard up to 6.05 with demand. dry salt meats and bacon listed with varied quotes.
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Lau
Babley
Demant
Sawin
Authorized Fireworks Shooters List for Tomorrow Evening
A list of individuals granted permission to shoot fireworks tomorrow evening is published to ensure safety and prevent arrests. Names include A B Warren, Doc d Moore, J Vo, Herby, Nic Neill, Max Strauss, Penny, N O Stevens, LD Cooper, Dora Cooper, Ernest Cooper, Al Beninn, Charles Mosbacher, Ho Sommers, Fb Woodruff, Al Paul, W C McCann, I M Sapok, Ene Owens, Geo M Adwers, Chan Thacher, Otto Faas, Neil Goslin, George Smith, Ed Apitz, Will Gill, Plenty Stantey, Wan Bromelsick, Fue Shanklin. Mr. W C Carpenter offers tutoring in classics, mathematics, and bookkeeping. Mrs Coathupe provides lessons in French, music, and electric telegraph. contact box 49 or Tennessee Street residence near Mrs. White’s boarding house.
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A.B. Warren
Doc
D. T. Moore
J. Vo, Herby
Nic Neill
Max Strauss
Don Penny
W. C. Carpenter
Mies Coathupe
Tennessee Street
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Stockholders’ Meeting
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