04 Jul 1889
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1889
Page
1
A fiery blaze swept Hailey Idaho destroying the entire business section and leaving a string of fatalities connected to the Norfolk and Western wreck aftermath. The blaze prompted widespread panic as authorities reported extensive damage and ongoing investigations into the tragedy and its broader impact on the town.
A great line project aims to link Sioux Falls with the Gulf of Mexico. Rail interests push for lower rates and faster service to spur commerce. Officials in Sioux Falls welcome the potential routes and discuss funding options. The plan envisions extensive track expansion and improved transport corridors across multiple states.
Readable fragments describe M E T Gaius terminal facilities in Kansas City and a bond issue by Northern Pacific of fifteen million dollars. The text, though garbled, also references Western rail lines, grain rates, and related canal and railroad plans. It mentions Missouri Kansas and Teague lines and talks of freight, ports, and potential route shifts affecting waterways and shipping.
A mixed telegraphic summary reports Felgood & Co failing in Atchison and Russia trade losses, West and Tarsney aiding Woldessua’s celebration, Herr Von Weilen’s death, and shipping movements to Liverpool. Also noted are Costa Rica Nicaragua canal tension, Earl of Fife marriage rumors, Webb & Co theft at Datterous, St. Joseph estate issues, and Minneapolitan reports of Sunset Cox in Minneapolis with civic celebrations.
A historic treaty signing marks a landmark achievement in Indian negotiations highlighting careful diplomacy and lasting impact. Key figures and organizations involved are named, underscoring the significance of the accord in boundary and policy discussions. The event signals a turning point in government relations and treaty frameworks.
The Dakotas delegates discuss the Hampton Indian School and a forthcoming will signing. Chiefs, governors, and commissioners converse on treaty terms and tribal consent with emphasis on cooperation, loyalty to the Great Father, and forthcoming ceremonies amid tribal negotiations and religious rites.
Markets by Telegraph reports varied U S grain provisions livestock and futures with reactions from New York Chicago and Kansas City. Highlights include Merchan tile paper prices and stock movements along with live stock receipts and shipments, noting steady soft prices and mixed demand across grains meats and dairy.
The Weather forecast for twenty four hours beginning at 7 am today July 4 for Kansas calls for fair and warmer conditions. Thursday remains stationary in temperature with fair skies. Friday expected northerly winds becoming variable.
An article touts a claimed universal microbe remedy called RADAMS' Microbe. It asserts experts in America and Europe acknowledge killer microbes as disease germs visible under a microscope. The piece promises cures for consumption diphtheria kidney troubles catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia neurabia fevers cancer bronchitis female complaints asthma and other blood diseases when directions are faithfully followed.
A testimonial from Kas on Rapama Miemont Kren Co's general dilapidation remedy. The speaker claims rapid improvement after the first dose and daily progress after three gal eons of No 2, asserting cures of respiratory, rheumatic, kidney and bladder issues. Sold in jugs at three dollars each with a free test offered.
The page shows a Lawrence business directory style listing of officials such as court clerks, county officers, and attorneys, alongside bank names and financial figures. Notable entries include Thacher attorney at law and National Bank locations, with scattered figures like 100,000 and 13,000.
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