Convention denounces lawbreakers and urges unity
A lengthy convention meeting urged authorities to arrest and punish violators of the prohibitory law, called for temperance voters to stand firm, and backed candidates who support strict legality. Speakers praised University students enforcing the law and condemned unrest while stressing unity across townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragard
Dovtens
Rav. Dearvora
Aten
al Yinka
Wordnes
al Earius
Fureitea
Tnt
Peter Ali
Thor
Meyer
Jieavien Fucher
HR. Pinckney
Our State University
Cast-Iron Fellows and Kidney-Wort Cure Ad
Enduring men gain health with Kidney-Wort promising strong kidneys liver and bowels. Sold as liquid and dry by druggists. Pioneer Press ad mentions Shiloh's Cure for croup whooping cough and bronchitis available from Barber Broo Law Fone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Courant
Pioneer Press
Shiloh
Law
Weather Synopsis for Upper Mississippi Valley in February
Weather report from Wasuksetos indicates colder clearing conditions over the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Preceding rain and northwesterly winds, with higher pressure, are noted as the last district clears. The lower Mississippi is expected to rise slowly to Memphis or Vicksburg or lower levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shearer
Allegheny Cunty
Fulton County
Hitness
Amlargaret Dodds
Cincinnati
Exhra
United Presbyterian Church
James Shearer, Jr
Missouri
George Shearer
Rev. Cochran
Leavenworth
Dr. May
Lecations
Wasuksetos
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Lower Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksbury
Judge rules promissory notes in option trade illegal
From Chicago dated Feb 28 a court decision declares promissory notes used to settle option gambling illegitimate and noncollectible. The Lumbermen Exchange adopts March price increases for fencing and Norways fencings, while Onion Iron and Steel reports workers attacked during a strike resolution scene. The Forty-Seventh Congress noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Morton
Lumbermen’s Exchange
Board of Directors
Norway
Onion Iron and Steel Companys Works
Arch Avenue
Senate and House Actions Highlight February Session
Senate actions include aForeign Relations inquiry into loss of State papers and US diplomatic conduct in France and Peru. Nomination of ex-Senator Sargent recommended. Public building in Hannibal, Missouri and brevet promotion for Alford Pleaston Brevet Major General noted. House reports repeal of tea and coffee duties and Galveston harbor improvements. Alaska delegation and tariff discussion also listed. Fabricates land forger Morison and swindler Winscott arrested in separate items.
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Senate
Wastiseron, Eeb, Jr
Windom
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
France
Peru
Committee On Foreign Relation
Sargeant
West
Hannibal
Angalis
Alford Pleasanton
House
Miller
Ferry
Jas. G. Blaine
Rarfield Memorial
Sherman
Wasaisaton
Kelly
Committee On Ways and Means
Galveston
Mississippi
Keithsburg
Ill
Young
Cincinnati
Calkins
Committee On Elections
Campbell
Cannon
Moulton
Messrs
Atherton
Davis
Illinois
Jones
Texas
Congress
Ritchie
Committee On Territories
Alaska
Kasson
Military Academy
Rail Road Tax Aims at Kansas Pacific Lands
The Davis county convention urges Congress to compel the Kansas Pacific Railway to complete its title to 1862 land grants. It condemns tax exemptions on unpatented lands and seeks federal action to cover surveying and patent costs, backing Representative John A. Anderson’s bill to force title completion.
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Satixa
Kas
Davis County
Kelly
McPherson
Martin Mapler
Osborne
Sxty
Wuenreas
K. P
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Supreme Court of
State of
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Onte
K. P. Railway Company
Courts of Justice
Congress of the
United State
Kansas Pacific
John A. Anderson
Anderson
Resolution praise for Plumb and Kansas delegation
In Washington, February 28, resolutions urge the Kansas delegation to press the Senate and House to correct a stated wrong. They honor Senator Plumb for securing passage and call for copies to be sent to Kansas senators and representatives. Approved. Adjustments concern apportionment, debt, and nominations amid a broad round of national items.
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Board of ‘Commissioners
Plumb
Baylog
Senate
United States
Kanyas
Tee
Kansas
House of Representatives
Sheridan
Chivay
Paritie Enast
Piassagy
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Sprague
Frederick Coleman
Missouri
Utah
Aaron Mily
Sullivan
Ilinois
David E. Cooper
Winterset
Iowa
Conkling
Markets and price notes from Lawrence market
Lawrence local market reports show Carrie heavy shippers at 4.50 to 5.00 and good shippers at 45 to 50. cows extra fat 3.00 to 4. UU. heavy shippers around 5.00. new wheat listings and oats and corn prices noted. New York money market quotes list 6 percent money rates and mercantile paper at about 7 percent. mercantile demand steady with prime rates steady at 4.04 and a bid-ready market for mercantile paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Carrie
New York
Ind Munev
Shuai
Market Report From Ranbar City Produce Market
The Ranbar City market shows wheat and produce activity with mixed demand and price signals. Buyers meet asks as shipments move, notes indicate softer cash prices and tentative bids, while market tone remains steady for certain lines amid limited sales and overall cautious trading.
Market summary from Chicago stock and commodity sales
The report outlines Chicago stock market activity with bids and prices across categories. It notes heavy packing demand and varied values for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, including prices for prime and fair quality meat animals and feeder stock.
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Hecespis
Bedium
Chicago Markets Close Strong Amid Mixed Commodities
Chicago price report shows wheat and corn steady to higher with firm bids for oats and barley. Hog prices weaken while pork products hold, and receipts indicate heavy trading across grains with notable shipments and cash bids for February and March contracts.
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Chicago
Fen
Hieber i
Kong Bherthas
She. Bakley—Dall and Nominally At 21 04. Drissem
Hye
Barney
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Doubhie Cude Tom
Milwaukee
Wieconsin
C. H. Smith
Uncle Tom
Calon
Academy of Music
Sam Tucas
Tom
East Fsil
Marie—Bach
N. QO. Stevens
E. Alten
We Bani
T. J. Sweeney
Y. M. 8. C. Band
Annette Sues
Emms Lewis
M.S. C
Zerby
C. G. Conn
Selah
Geo
Leis & Bro
John T. Morrison
Robert L. Lindsay
Jefferson County
Ohio
Steubenville
Lindsay
Denter
Republican
Pueblo
W. O. Winscott
Nebraska
Lowell
Smyrna
Brussels
L. Bullene & CO
Washington
Kronur
Navoo
John Wilbemy
New Haves
E. Maltry
Sr. Low
Land Commission
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Michigan
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N. Y
Pele
Central
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Ogdensburg
Here
Onondagua Lake
Eldridge House
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon
Ind
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Ulrickson & Gcrum
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Arrels
Winstentie
Ranbar City
Kansan
Osage Une
Wie
ST. Louis Stock Market
Loess
Beth
S.cUah
Falta
Tan
Cry
UATEE
AvelaAgOip
Natta i
Liberty Hall
Nunn
Tennessee
Colored Concert Company
Colored Vocslinta Living
C.H. Smith
Mammoth
Boston
WH. Samiledas
Don Sherwood
South Carolina
Smith
America
Ross
Donnelly Bros
Wintt Nuaw
Falcon
K. J. Borgholthags
S. Alferd
Wells Farge & Co
South
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