Henry Street Office and Telephony Listing
The Record Publishing Company lists its office at 5 East Henry Street with telephone line 7. The notice provides contact points for mail and inquiries and identifies the office location for correspondence.
07 Oct 1890
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1890
Page
1
The Record Publishing Company lists its office at 5 East Henry Street with telephone line 7. The notice provides contact points for mail and inquiries and identifies the office location for correspondence.
Reeder reaches the Territory and sets up a temporary executive office at Fort Leavenworth. The Kansas Wagon earns the Centen pind micdal at Philadelphia in 176, illustrating early territorial events and media mentions.
The author argues that the McKinley tariff’s free sugar provision benefits the sugar trust, not consumers. It claims refined sugars are bought by all, while the clause enables import of coarse sugar tax-free then sold at higher prices after duties, deceiving western farmers about tariff relief.
Reports from New York to Chicago show wholesale price hikes across textiles including hosiery plushes velvets dress goods outerwear linens cottons and woolens as the McKinley tariff takes effect. Ex president Hayes Blaine and Wanamaker denounce the measure while business aims stock up, warning farmers and the public face higher costs and economic strain.
Citizens urged to prepare for higher winter clothing costs as tariff legislation raises prices. The message accuses Mr. Funston of voting for the tariff to benefit eastern trusts and calls voters to remember this before the next convention for nominating a district representative.
In Emporia political notes, candidates clash over leadership and policy. D. R Anthony and Green B. Baum dispute chairmanship and pensions while pundits discuss McKinley tariffs. Hayes questions dominates press chatter as Kansans back Plumb, with talk of census errors and farmer reactions to British goods tariffs.
The Globe Democrat notes that McKinley prepared a tariff bill in a Republican Congress described as the worst and most unjust ever drawn. It states no Republican state or congressional convention dares endorse it.
In Kansas cities during a German day observance, a Santa Fe coal loss of over 60 tons occurred at Coolidge and Dodge City within two weeks. Wyan dotte county real estate transfers for nine months total 35 611 000. Barnum show pole attached at Topeka on a debt. Funston arrives home to Paola and Iola on Saturday night. The colossal Harrison painting will not be placed on the State house due to omens from falls.
The Arkansas under Captain Isaac N. Brown engages Union ships Carondelet Tyler and Queen of the West on the Yazoo and Old River near Vicksburg. Despite heavy damage and powder drying under the July sun, Arkansas pursues and battles its foes, forcing a retreat as ships suffer severe casualties. Brown is wounded but remains on deck to see the encounter through.
The Arkansas under Brown fights through a Union fleet near Vicksburg on a perilous run to warn the main Confederate forces. Damaged pipes push steam to dangerous levels while beams and armor deflect or bite back through a furious exchange with Hartford, Essex, and other ships. Brown survives with heavy losses as the ram is eventually destroyed in the river convoy turmoil.
Lucy Snowball asks Mrs Johnsing to account for two eggs loaned yesterday but one returned. A gram class scene follows with lessons on glide and rode as a student slips away, leaving the door open.
The East Windsor district No 9 runs a tiny school with three pupils at start of term then doubled to six. Teacher Henry F Fletcher, about 20, earns 3.50 weekly. The district committee questions continuing it if attendance stays low. District No 11 in Enfield is only modestly larger with eight names last year.
Residents near the southern end of Meno Lake report a two minute scene of boiling water steam bursts and loud subterranean rumblings. The ground jolts toppled fences and wagons while cattle horses and people were knocked off their feet. Hot springs spit mud for two days before returning to normal. A 200 ton hay stack was blown adrift without injury or major damage.
Two top Lawrence residence lots must sell within thirty days. A great bargain for a buyer. Inquiries at the Recorn Office.
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