Grand Army of the Republic procession in Portland
The second day of the national encampment drew crowds as 25 000 veterans moved in a three hour procession through Portland streets. Commander in chief Konitz and General Logan received prolonged ovations while many veterans displayed the scars of earlier battles.
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G. A. EE
Portland
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
G. A.B
Kouitz
Logan
Congressman Reid
Shera
Congress Street
Konitz
Kansas City & Southwestern track progress to Winfield
The Kansas City and Southwestern line from Beaumont toward Winfield in Butler County advances, with fifteen miles laid and a target reach by August first. The El Dorado to Newton segment will extend Butler County’s rail by thirty-three miles beyond existing holdings. A murder arrest in Pauls Valley, Indian Territory, involves Link Sprawl claiming self defense as investigation continues. Also reports on New York race results at Sheepshead Bay and Newark Turners fest attractions and events.
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Dorapo
Kansas City
Link Sprawl
United States
Douglas
Clark
Pauls Valley
Indian Territory
Sprawl
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Peter L
Jon Shelby
Bart Warren
Comanche
Weiler
Elgin
Farewell
Corsair
Wanderer
Theodore
Maumee
Ratapan
Drake Carter
Festeval
Grenallier
Hinalys
Hara
Charley Ipps
Echo
Puritan
Newark
N. J
Triton
Rohn
Milwaukee
Dathe
Turners
Singing Societies
Abbot
General Grant At Mount McGregor a Week After Arrival
General Grant remains at the Drexel cottage atop Mount McGregor, with doctors optimistic about his recovery. Dr. Newman notes Moses as the only man to die on a mountain and expresses hope the general will not follow that path. Dr. Douglas compares Grant’s condition now to when he left New York, saying he would not have survived the journey under prior weather. Meanwhile, Mexican excursionists from Topeka prepare for a city visit and banquet. master plumbers convene in St. Louis. a Panhandle through train collision near Burgettstown injures but does not fatally harm passengers. a murder in Greensburg results in the death of Ed Doak after a stabbing by Wash Tyler.
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N. Y
General Grant
Drexel Cottage
Newman
Moses
Douglas
New York
Grant
Topeka
City of Mexico
Pittssouri
Ness
Panhandle
Burgettstown
James Conbey
Charles Downing
New York Central Railway
N.Y. Sun
Detroit Fresh Press
Utah
Kissinger
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington Notes on Crook Indian Campaign and Criticisms
From Fort Bowls dated June 13 General Crook reports a small band of Indians remains in the upper Gila region. Gatewood leads pursuit while Crook plans water-hole defense from the Rio Grande westward, awaiting work along the line to prevent recaptured hostiles. Other items include dismissals in the justice and treasury departments, new appointments and a note on Cheyenne agency tensions.
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Crook
Gils River
Sconta
Gatewood
Croak
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
General Crook
Beatiles
Sinalsa
Sonora
Interior Department
Cheyenne and
Arappahoe
Indian Territory
Indiana
Fort Reno
Dyer
ENGLISH POLITICS AND GERMAN INTERESTS IN EUROPE
London reports Earl Granville and Gladstone announcing Salisbury's acceptance of the office and cabinet formation plans. The Russian ambassador is said to favor restraint toward Salisbury's government and insists on Zaftikar Pass being Russia’s. New ministry members include Lord Manners and Holmes with Gibson in cabinet. A French report notes Emperor William in ill health and Madrid discusses Cortes riots and cholera aid plans.
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Canada
London
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House of Lords
Gladstone
House of Commons
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Windsor Castle
Salisbury
United States
Phelps
Prince of Wales
Duke of Edinburg
Lonnon
Baron von Staal
Zulftikar
Russia
Afghanistan
Loxpon
Minnistry
Lord John Manners
Ireland
Holmes
Monroe
Edward Gibson
Mapaio
Cortes
Senor Segasta
Senor
Canovas de la Castello
Senor Romero and
Robleos
Mercia
Kansas City Produce Market and Live Stock Report, June 23 1883
Market reports show wheat and corn varying with bids and asks in cash and futures. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices inch higher for select grades while overall activity remains mixed and volumes adjusted.
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Kansas City
City
Daily
Indswaver
A Quiet Man's Joke at The Times 1869 Incident
Stillman Conant, then managing editor of The Times, was noted for a quiet demeanor and firm control. One winter night in 1869 a box containing the copy arrived, prompting Conant to inspect a bulky envelope marked for publication and react with measured humor within the newsroom.
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Conant
the Times
Stillman
Henry J. Raymond
Cigar Prank Reveals Press Room Suspicions
In a New York City episode, editor Conant uncovers a staged prank signaling tampering rumors in the city newsroom. A package bore two cigars wrapped with the note Give us a puff, signed by late writer D O C Townley, sparking a brief humorous investigation before normal duties resumed.
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D. O'C. Townley
the Times
Mr. Conant
N. Y. Tribune
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