Washington lecture arouses interest in Lawrence
Rev C G Howland delivered the second lecture in the series at the Unitarian church on Washington, emphasizing the character and leadership of the Father of His Country. He argued that modern audiences admire lesser models, urging study of Washington’s will, fortitude, and justice. The next talk, by Prof Candent, will address early day unhonored deeds, promising strong thoughts and English prose.
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Destructive Breaks In Levee Widths Reported Near Canal
Dispatches from New OrleanS dated March 17 describe a levee breach one hundred feet wide and five feet deep near the canal. Reports confirm a re occurring crevasse at Live Oak Grove plantation on the right bank twenty five miles below the city. No threat to New Orleans is indicated. A War Department order authorizes fifty thousand dollars to aid destitute Ark an sase survivors in the upper St Francis basin.
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Washington dispatches detail resignations in the star route prosecution. W A Cook cites political opposition and press buys, while Attorney General and Bliss papers prompt debate over prosecutions and administration enthusiasm. Shepherd matter communications reveal Morton’s stance on nitrates and guano contracts and foreign affairs inquiries. Mason court martial proceeding outlines steps toward civil action and potential habeas corpus issues.
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Senate and House News From Washington Clock
In Washington on March 17 the senate submits a joint resolution to gain a state loan fund from land securities aiding agricultural colleges. The house notes a senate bill extending Nebraska's northern boundary and discusses the Chinese bill and Mississippi flood aid estimates. A Missouri River bridge bill and a revenue law substitute are reported, with tomorrow set for general debate on the Chinese measure.
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Famous Murder Case Before Supreme Court
Roscoe Conkling to present the King case before the U S Supreme Court in October arguing whether the trial law is ex post facto. Also reports two fires at Grapevine Point and Calvary Baptist Church, total losses and incendiary suspicion. Also miners meet in Pittston seeking wage rise and no strike. Weather forecast for upper Mississippi valleys. Leonard Utrick dies from a flue collapse at Swift's works. Ike Twiney reprieved near execution time. Oneida Community fire in Magags Falls causing ten thousand dollars loss.
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SARSAS City Produce Market Report
Market notes from Kawaas Orry on March 16 show quieter activity at SARSAS City Produce Market. Corn receipts total 10595 bushels with shipments 87, Sage bushels and prices mixed as bids and asks drift. butter stays steady with limited change.
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Market Report From Kansas City Cattle Hog Sheep
The Commercial Indicator reports cattle shipments of 489 and receipts 426, market dry and active. Native steers weigh 1100 to 1454 pounds and sell from 50 to 60 dollars. Cows and hogs show steady to firm prices with hogs at around 66.50 dollars. sheep receipts are none or minimal with one shipment and a final market.
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Louis Produce Market and St Louis Stock Report Summary
Louis markets report lower flour and higher wheat and corn prices with mixed futures for April May and June. Chicago and St Louis show steady to higher grain values, with pork, lard, and bacon activity and large receipts and shipments across grains and meats.
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Chicago Market Receipts and Shipments Mixed Status
Market activity seen in Chicago with receipts around 15 000 and shipments near 13 100 for hogs, prices heavy packing and steady. Cattle receipts 3 00 with 2 700 shipments and a fairly active steady market, mixed to common demand. Pigs and other items show varying activity and totals, overall stronger demand in some sectors with notable dollar figures recorded.
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Notice of Close of Poll Books in Lawrence
Notice to city voters that the poll book for the City of Lawrence will close for voter registration at 5 o clock p m on Friday March 25th 182% and that no changes will affect the April election. The office remains open for registration from 9 to 5 daily and at 4 o clock p m on each day. Pets F Morey and Ouy Clark oversee the process.
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