City Outing and Horse Races Delight Visiting Editors
Editors touring the city enjoyed a pleasant afternoon at Bismarck Grove with a lunch by Mr. Chipman. Races featured Appleton's black mare and Donnelly's Elmo Pilot, with promising times and forecasts for better gait later in the season.
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Bismarck Grove
Chipman
Paraken
Danforth
Carson
Mr. Appleton
Jubneon
Donnelly
Elmo Pilot
Toluson
Gray Mack
Dawson
Karsasky
Pint
Seoon
Pulot
Esey
Appleton
Patarally
Leavenworth
Deaths On The Santa Fe Train In Topeka
Mr H C Ensign an elderly Topeka resident died suddenly of heart disease on a Santa Fe train in route to this city He rushed four blocks to catch the train and died within ten minutes of boarding His body was shipped back to Topeka and the death attributed to heart trouble triggered by the exertion The notice then discusses Female Weakness and promotes Leis Dandelion Tonic as a remedy with instructions and emphasis on gradual long term use
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H.C. Ensign
Topeka
Santa Fe
Ensign
Ixion
Prometheus
Weather Forecast For Upper Mississippi And Missouri Valleys
The forecast notes slightly warmer temperatures with southerly to south winds and a lower barometer. Partly cloudy skies are expected with local rains by Wednesday forenoon across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys.
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Wasnixoron
D.C
Mississippi
Missouri
Washington Notes From the National Capital
In Washington on June 6 Reed for Guiteau sought record correction in the indictment claiming the late president died in D C. Judge Wylie denied the motion saying he would not amend the record without knowledge. Secretary Folger eyed bonds for whisky tax payments and urged stricter handling. Senate finance backed D A Stewart for Missouri internal revenue collector. Alabama contested election case Smith vs Shelly. seat declared vacant. Cabinet met long with tariff commission under discussion. Wilson opened defense in star route cases.
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Wasaraton
Reed
Guiteau
Wylie
District of Columbia
Jaodge Wylia
Folger
EMS
Senate Finance Committee
D. A. Stewart
Missouri
House Committee On
Alabama
Smith
Shelly
Jones
Texas
Tariff Commission
Wilson
Typographical Session Advances Union Strength
The International Typographical Union reported a prosperous session in St. Louis with the president urging action to curb nonmember printers and curb labor costs. Resolutions endorsed supporting the iron and steel industry strike and urged unions to back the strike until goals are met. Corner stone laid for a new product exchange building in New York.
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St. Louis
International Typographical Union
New York
Jane
Product Exchange
Startling Developments in Brockway Counterfeit Case
Washington reports sensational advances in the Doyle government counterfeiting case. Detective Felker presented an original transfer plate for $1,000 6 percent bonds of 1881 now examined by experts in Washington. Official opinion varied, with engravers deeming the plate genuine while secret service officers called it counterfeit. Felker sought high level interviews, backed by endorsements from Mayor Harrison, Sheriff Man and Senator Logan, and may pursue the matter despite suspensions within the bureau.
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Chicago
Washington
Brockway
Cas
Bret
Samuel Felker
Doyle
United States
Felker
C. B. Farwell
J. C. New
Folger
Tilden
Hewitt
Farwell
Felger
Harrison
Logan
Bureau
George Jones
Columbian Bank Note Company
Meal
The
Treasury
Lamb
Secret Service
George Techner
Bank Note Company
Brockman
Peoria
Pueblo
Col
Senate Debates Civil Service Bill and Sherman Retirement Clash
Senator Slater pushes civil service reform penalizing improper political solicitations with fines and removal. A joint resolution proposes a U S commission on revival of international commerce and shipbuilding, plus mail rate adjustments. Senate debates Sherman retirement, Sheridan addition, and appropriations for army, hospitals, and frontier service. House actions cover river and harbor funds and railroad land issues. Personal privilege clashes mark heated sessions.
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Senate
Wasatxatoy
D. C
Slater
United States
Committee On Civil Service
Rotling
Davis
West Virginia
Committee On Post Offices
Williams
Sherman
Oliver
Atulonel
Lim
Congress Debates Yorktown Bill and Garibaldi Tribute
In a lay of the House session Mr. Kelly recalls a quip from Burchard the mint director about a lifelong candidacy. The speaker orders decorum after interruptions as Ways and Means report is set aside. The committee then handles the general deficiency appropriation bill including a $52,325 item for Yorktown centennial liabilities. Garibaldi obituary tidings prompt resolutions of respect and the House adjourns.
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Kelly
Congress
Burchard
Mint
Cox
New York
White
Committee On
House
Updegraff
Iowa
McCook
Yorktown
Holman
Indiana
Dingley
Maine
O'Neil
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Kasson
Garibaldi
Evansville steamer wreck and fire report near Calhoun
A river steamer named Evansville en route from Evansville to Bowling Green exploded a boiler flap while unloading at Calhoun, injuring eight to ten including an engineer and a mate. Fire followed, nine to ten scalded, two hogsheads of tobacco and crew sent overboard, passengers unhurt. Rescue tow boat Longfellow dispatched.
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Evanssville
Evansville
Bowling Green
Ualhonn
Owen Gilmore
Lovtville
Owensboro
Calhoun
Mark Torentaye
C. Wahnsiedler
P. 3. Williams
Robinson
Longfellow
Rescus
Republicans Sweep State With George Victory Indicated
Victorious Republicans report a solid state ticket win with George's re election by about 200 majority. Returns don’t clearly show legislative makeup yet, but current trends favor a Republican legislature despite Democratic claims of doubt.
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Porttaxp
George
Woman fatally shoots husband in isolated Montana home
In Billings township Gladmin county on a Saturday night Anna Stevenson shot and killed her husband William Stevenson as he attempted to enter their home. He was over fifty, had been away, and the couple had prior quarrels.
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East Lacisaw
Billings Township
Gladmin County
Anna Stevenson
William Stevenson
Flattering Wheat Harvest Prospects in Scorr County
Fr Scorr Kansas reports wheat harvest began today with the brightest prospects in years. Corn and other crops are growing rapidly as favorable conditions continue through June.
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Scorr
Kan
Fires large flouring mills burn in northern New York
Fire at Henry Ridell flour mill, the largest in Northern New York, causes 75000 dollars in damage with 45000 in insurance. In the Mike and Steve mine, a shaft fire destroys the roir and five miners fail to respond to the bell, feared suffocated. A house fire near St Louis station kills four children left alone. Pocahontas Town in Arkansas is reportedly in ashes after a fire. Lumber exchange turmoil as Kol and GW Henry with South Branch Lumber pull out, pressuring prices.
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Lesavilte
Cor
Jane
Mike & Stave
Hearits
St. Loris
John Jackson
Youugest
Pocamontas
Tesy
Pocahontas
Arhas
Cucago
KOL. & GW. Henry
South Branch Lumber Company
Runaway Locomotive Falls From Track on Elevated Rail
West Brighton incident injures nine passengers as a runaway locomotive plunges from the elevated line at the West Brighton switch. The track is torn up and repairs begin while doctors tend to the injured. The report cites recovery for all victims and notes no severe lasting harm.
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Costr Istasp
N. Y
West Brighton
Market Report from New York and Kansas City
Market notes show mixed activity across commodities with wheat and flour fluctuating. butter steady. oats and corn firming slowly. Prices quoted include wheat higher with weak cash closes, corn around 2.64 to 2.75 cash, and pork prices strong yet uneven amid varied shipper receipts and market demand.
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Sunes
Luis
Tee Aubuyt
Cratnery
Aldara
St Louis Cattle Receipts and Market Report
Market report from St Louis on June 6 1882 shows cattle receipts at 300 head with 20 slaughtered for Texans. prices lower across the board with Yorkers at 4.10 and best Yorkers around 6. Also notes 1 600 receipts and shipments. sheep receipts 700 with common wool at 3.00 to 3.50.
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Bousty
P. Gorty
Eisgie Wauy
Mogn Kevelsis
Lane
Chicago Produce Market Fluctuations Reported
The Chicago produce market shows dull wheat and unsettled corn with mixed futures and steady beet prices. Butter strong demand, hogs and lard listed with cash and futures quotes, barley steady, and whisky prices noted in a compact market snapshot.
Chicago Stock Market Report June 6 1862
Market news notes receipts and shipments across cattle, hogs, and sheep with prices and demand in mixed to steady tones. Columns show heavy and light trade, with export activity and butcher bids, as supply fluctuates and markets close mixed.
Craig elected supreme Judge in Hith district
June 6 Metropolis reports Craig Demora appears to win over McAulioch Republican for supreme Judge in Hith district. Brick makers accept compromise wages from 2.62 to 5.12 per day with strike to resume later and to work with neuton men. Court items include Judge Pillsburry shot on Chicago & Alton train and expected recovery.
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Metropolis
Carcaco
Craig
Demora
Hith
McAulioch
Brick Makers
Wor
Neutton
Judge Pillsburry
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