Great Chicago Irish American pledge backs Ireland policy
Ten thousand Chicago citizens meet May 25 1886 with Iris Excellency Richard J Oglessy chairing to pledge continued support for Ireland's self government. They condemn press attacks on Gladstone and praise his home rule measures while urging restoration of Ireland's parliament and prosperity.
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Chicago
Caicace
Iris
Richard J. Oglessy
Islanis
Ireland
Treland
Emmet
Fitzgerald
Davis
O’brien
Martin
Parnell
England
Scotland
Chatham
America
Gladstone
Cuteauo
House of Commons
Lunde
Do Haser
Deseft
Local notes and society from Bloomington visitors and events
Mrs M D Green of Bloomington Illinois visits friends in the city. Mrs Clarence Randall of Cedar Junction visits Mrs John Kelly. Miss Carrie Steinberg returns from Topeka. Mrs Kes Lewis and daughter leave for Brunswick Maine. Mrs E P Jeffrey and son Barry travel to New York for the summer. Mr W E Totinson of Greenville Michigan visits W W Nevison before heading to California. Miss Jessie Blodgett returns from Kansas City. Mrs S R Keeler of Washington DC visits her brother Postmaster Shannon and plans to leave for home. Mr W C Shepard of Johnston Ohio, a Rochester Univ graduate, seeks the city high school principalship.
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M.D. Green
Bloomington
Ihi Ois
Clarence Randall
Cedar Junction
John Kelly
Carrie Steinberg
Topeka
Kes
Lewis
Buth
Brunswick
Maine
E. P. Jeffrey
Barry
New York
W. EE. Totinson
Greenville
Michiggan
W. W. Nevison
California
Jessie Blodgett
Kiaosas City
Jessie Pershall
Frank Millard
S. Mra
R. Keeler
Washington, D. C
Shannon
Lome
W. C. Shepard
Johnston
Ohio
Rochester University
Indian School Controversy at Haskell Institute Explained
Lawrence May 24 1886 article discusses official defense by Arthur Grabowskie of his administration at Haskell Institute amid criticism. It cites inspections by a high standing Indian inspector, supportive letters from Cal Oberly and General Ackus, and notes on pupil numbers and proposed congressional additions. Also included are advertisements and Memorial Day notices.
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Lawrence
Eptron Daily Jouristi
Imst
Haskell Institute
United States
Oberly
Cal. Oberly
Indian Office
Ackus
Superintendent of Indian Schools
Buskell
Superintendent of Schools
Board of Visitors
Haskel Institute
Can
Arthur Grabowskie
Heaby QuakTsks
Department OF XK
Ho Lawrender
Grand Army of the Republic
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Lawrence
John Payne Wast
Washington Resist Corps
Plymouth Congregations
Vermont Street
Sharp
Suac
Diesey
A. H. Whitcomb
Oak Hill Cemetery
Arma
South Park
Knights Session in Cleveland Opens Quietly Trade Plan Hones In
The Knights of Labor opened a closing secret session in Cleveland the trades unionists and Knights report progress on a Philadelphia plan to settle disputes. A press committee and credentials panel were appointed, with Mrs Mary A Woolbridge addressing early. Reports mention Apache conflicts near Mescal and cattle sales at Klinwood herd in Jesuit City.
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Cleveland
Generab
Knights of Labor
Eveerything
General Assembly
Mary A. Woolbridge
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Teally
Jesuitos City
Kus
Klinwood
Cin Gifford & Son
United States
Davis
Riley, Clay
Washington
Wabaunsee
Osage
Market Report from Lumano Wheat and Cattle Prices
Market report from Lumano May 3 notes wheat prices at new lows amid thin supply and favorable crop prospects. Prices edged up after opening but closed lower, with oats firming and provisions dull. Cattle receipts and markets describe steady movement, with Texas cattle easing and calves trading around modest ranges.
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Lumano
Dune
Market Dull and Mixed in Early Trading Signals
The Indicator notes a dull FLUR market with varied activity across commodities. Wheat and corn show weak or unsettled demand while butter eggs and meat products reflect steady to quiet trading. grain prices and packer terms indicate cautious movement in dairy and produce markets.
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Inly
Jane
Perth
Hunang City Live Stock Market Report May 8
Live Stock Ledger notes mixed activity in Kevelpia shipments totaling 2,500 head with 1,344 market trades slowing. Prices show weakness on cattle and hogs with no clear gains, while oats and rye price details appear scattered and provisional across multiple dates.
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Markut Acthve
Market Summary From Local Livestock Auction Report
OT Louris May market notes show receipts of 140 shipments with fair activity. Hog receipts total 5,200 with 300 shipments, prices mixed with hogs and cattle varying by grade. Butchers report packing quality from common to good with several price movements noted.
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Louris
ATLE
Sealed Proposals for City Water Works Transport
City clerk in 1886 invites sealed proposals for water works construction and operation. Specifications call for clear water supply, 1.5 million gallons daily, 100 feet hydrants, a 100 foot high water tower, 12 miles of cast iron pipe, pressure of 60 psi, and hydrant handling by council. Proposals due at noon on date shown. city reserves right to reject.
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Boxliah
Sentech
United States Land and Investment Company
Broadway
New York
N.Y
New York Financier
Ebia Dor Inuit
Winthrop and
Mapsachusels
Mouat Oread
Cearrina
Wa Bea
Sgt Se. Teiret Py Theo. Pormler
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Business Directory
Senconaire Rates
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Sefie
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Enn
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Ibies
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Glatstone
Liberal Party of
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Lewitt
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Atlanta
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Thomas Walton
W. H. McKissock
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Verandotte
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John W. Barnwell
Kingman
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Jenny R. Lawrence
Lecompton
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Col. Grabowski
Hermann Hase
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de Ay Eteplncot
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Crew
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Alex. Lave
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James M. Hendry
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D. B. Stevens
R. G. Jamison
Rev. K. Cordley
F. O. Marvin
Filson Sterling
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J.S. Emery
Wo, Sinclair
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Sam’ A. Riggs
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T. F. Norris
Mandel and Haydn Society
Mayor Poehler
Fliat Regiment Band
Etta Stone
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Washington Post Cruat Corps
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al. Whitcomb
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Gerger
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House of Delegates
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G.J. Tolan R. Finch
Nebraska
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Southern Kansas Trotting Association
Smith
St. Louis
Mr. Anderson
Jwatha
Minder
Market Report
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Noir
Miersae
Hunang City
Ted
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