Prohibition arrests in Pittsburg open hearing next day
Eight parties have been arrested for violating the prohibition law at Pittsburg Crawford county and their hearing begins here tomorrow. One hundred witnesses have been subpoenaed. A trial is in progress against seven parties for resistance to officers in whisky cases. So many men have been taken from Laynan & Co zinc works by subpoena that the owner fears unable to keep furnaces firing and expects damage.
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Guinan
Kas
Pittsburg
Crawford County
Laynan & Co
Honors to G A BR Bartivore Mo June 21 Parade
The city decorates in honor of the Grand Army of the Republic. Streets along the march are crowded as the presidential party including General Sherman and Speaker Keiler arrive and are escorted to the mayor's reception in the city hall by the governor the mayor and notable citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. BR. Bartivore
Grand Army of the Republic
Sherman
Keiler
J B Bailey Nominated on Third Ballot in Marion
Marion Democrats nominate J B Bailey on the third ballot in the district race. The piece then shifts to an advertisement for Woodward's Blackberry and Kino claiming its effectiveness for diarrhea and dysentery with a testimonial from Syria Lis Sprines dated March 13, 1875, noting a price of fifty cents per bottle.
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J.B. Baily
Cutcave
Marion
Ind
J. B. Baily
Woolward
Woodward
Missouri
Kansas
Syria
Salons of Fashion Endorses SUZODUNT Among Gentlewomen
White teeth are more common due to SUZODUNT praised by ladies as pure and healthful, claimed to stop decay, brighten hue, strengthen gums, and impart sweetness to the mouth. The New American Machine No 7 sign dominates South Massachusetts street, prompting the Journal to joke it should be moved. A salesman’s dated offers risk being shot with hair pins. Fourth of July fireworks displays are anticipated, and Hunt’s advertises hoop skirts and bustles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
The
Journal
Burned United States steamer Rogers wreck near St Lawrence Bay
Telegraph reports detail the burning of the U S exploring steamer Rogers at St Lawrence Bay in Siberia, crew rescue by Thomas Corwin from Sitka, and shift to native villages. Warring and Story led survivors, supplies and pemmican saved, North Star later rescued, natives aided, and Corwin reached Sitka with full crew by June. Also weather and Kansas floods noted.
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Rogers
Idaho
Sitka
St. Lawrence Bay
Regenus
Thomas Corwin
D. S. Warring
J. M. Story
M.D. Jones
A.V. Zane
J. D. Costello
San Francisco
P. M. Berry
J. H. Hunt
Navy Department
St. Lawrence
Lena River
Siberia
Putnam
Cape Serdgekarmen
Resa Btory
Indian Point
Plover Bay
Tives
Warring
Ensign Story
St. Paul
Signal Office
Seal Island
St. Paul Island
Corwin
St. Matthews Island
Hunter
New Bedford
North Bead
Sophia
Coulser
North Star
Pleuro Pneum
Gunalaska
Republican convention nominates Brosius for congressman at large
In Pennsylvania Hanassere June 21 the Republican caucus in the state library room elected Coronel J. Taggart as president. A resolution to harmonize the party and fill vacancies was adopted and the convention adjourned after nominating Brosius of Lancaster as congressman at large by a unanimous ballot.
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Pennsylvania
Hanassere
Alexander H. Brown
Muiladelphia
Fetterman
Alleghany County
Jessup
Hesalvad
Gary
State Committee
Opera House
Coronel J. Taggart
Josius
Varius
Eresman
General Lilly
Carbon
W. Brosins
Lancaster
L. Todd
Cumberland
H. Jacobs
Bereks
G. H. Grow
Susquehanna
Lily
Brosius
Todd
Jacobs
Windon Glass Factory Destroyed by Fire in Pittston
Phillips & Bro. window glass factory on 19th Street South Side Pittston Pa. was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated at 10,000 with 6,400 covered by insurance. Fire attributed to the cupola falling in.
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Windon Glass
Pittssune
Phillips & Bro.’s
19Th Street
Senate Move on Labor Strikes Inquiry and Library Bill Clash
Senator Morgan moved a committee of investigation into labor strikes with power to compel testimony, while the House pressed debates on a congressional library building and financial measures. The Senate referred the inspection plan to the education and labor committee, and Aldrich urged suspending gold certificate issuance when gold is redeemable. The House debated immigration policy, bureau costs, and a plan for a new library building, amid sharp exchanges over capital-site interests and fiscal projections for 1882 and 1883.
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Senate
Morgan
House
Lawfu
Clearing House
Aldrich
United States
Nulse
Burrows
Michigan
Regan
Committee On Ecommerce
Congressional Library
Townsend
Illinois
Capital Hill
Stice
Moss
Humphrey
Reed
Rice
Randall
Robinson
Committee On Appropriations
Welly
Pennsylvania
Issz
Ways and Means Committee
Thompson
Kentucky
Puti
Jany
Blackburn
Military Academy
Willits
East St Louis clash over grain inspection sparks double standard fear
Reports detail East St Louis board of trade and elevator men serving notices on Merchants Exchange to inspect grain from July 1. Officials vow to inspect locally, threatening to curb outside inspectors and push state inspection. Also notes flooding along Bay line, new embezzlement indictment against ex marshal, and DeLong crew remains found near Lena Delta.
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Imbroglio
Sr. Laws
East St. Vounis Board of Trade
J. O. Butler
Jd. M. Millard
Merchant's Exchange of
St. Louis
East
East St. Louis
Central Citstoms
St. Luci
Ig, Bay Railroad
Rocksland
Hushwell
Negro Creek
Youngstown
Austin
Texas
United States
Russell
United States District Attorney
Frelinghuysen
San Antonio
Mexico
Pacific & Texas Railroad
East Land
DeLong
New York
Herald
W. H.gilder
Rogers
Lena Delta
Lieut. DeLong
Scow
Ambler
Collins
Kneek
Dressler
Gortz
Lee
Ivatsen
Boyd
Alexia
Strikers face hardship as Hyde Park rejects aid
Cresco June 21 reports say lrondale strikers, who protested wages from 1.50 to 12 dollars daily, suffer amid dwindling reserve funds and rising stubbornness. Hyde Park officials refuse aid, blaming the Calumet Iron and Steel Company for strikers’ plight while freight handlers’ strike disrupts piers and mills slowly restart. Markets show mixed activity in wheat, corn, oats, and cattle as shipping dampens and prices vary.
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Laondale
Cresco
Lrondale
Hyde Park
Calumet Iron and
Tiemen & Martin's
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Hoyal Baking Fowder CO
Wall Street
Foural
Poat
Lawrence
Kan
Inxes & Co
Hunt's
Wasutsatox
D.C
Mississippi
Poona
Marais Des Cyenes
Kansas City
Indiana Territory
Banker
Fuller
Samuel Oyster
Paola
Philips
Marais Des Cyune
Hawood
L. Bullene & CO
Committee On Judicial
Nebraska
Gilder
Wreckel Yes
Missouri St. Joe
Karsae
Kanana City
Kamgar City
Louis Prqouge
ST. Loria
Blau
Gotiana
Wwe
Poe
Mariey
Louis Stou
Hark
Hilal
Pest
Souyom
Chicago
Don Flowr
Dallamdaunes
Dete
Tyre
Wal Paginny
Cori
Ats
Dive Bartey
Iteceipts
Shipiy Ts
J.D. Patterson
Corper
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