McPherson Carlisle and the tariff bill dispute
Windom defends the McKinley tariff as constitutional experts debate section 30 omission. Senator Carlisle warns the entire bill may be void if the provision is struck, while protests against Collector Erhardt’s duties circulate among New York importers. Health officials in Brogley’s investigate a Santiago arrival linked potential yellow fever. quarantine and postmortem planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Carlisle
Erhardt
New York City
Benty
Ator Carlisle
Iva
Corenee
Windom
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Tower House
Miller
Multiple World Events and Local Notices in Brief
News briefs report Cape Girardeau tremors with minor damage, Cambridge awards Henry M. Stanley a degree, Leavenworth fire destroys two blocks of business houses, Northwestern Indian Commission heads to inspect, rumored British sailor lockout, UP railroad collision in Oregon kills engineer O Brien, Illinois Steel stock up 11 points, Alabama Great Southern boards lean Tennessee Virginia Georgia, Chickasaw Nation farmer jailed for robbery, Union Metallic Cartridge plant blast injures one, Brooklyn tenement fire leads to death and injuries, patent medicine ads and frauds persist, inheritance claim in Tennessee, European claims agency touts unclaimed billions, local ads for cigars and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Girareean
University of Cambridge
England
Henry M. Stanley
Leavenworth
Ind
General Miles
Northwestern Indian Commission
Chicago
London
British Shipping Federation
Union Pacific
Fairview
Ore
O'Brien
Illinois Steel Company
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Birmingham
East Tennessee
Virginia
Georgia
William Boothby
Indian Territory
Gainesville
Tex
Eudora Items Highlight Local Events And Movements
Mayor Lothholz travels to Chicago as the Oxford League forms and a People's convention is set for tomorrow at 3. Eudora hosts a 40 23 win in a prairie center ball game and several marriages and relocations are noted. Depot agitation gains steam while sales, shipments, and building updates touch the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothholz
Chicago
Oxford League
People’s Convention
Chas. Schuricht
Fred Zeisuis
Eudora Prairie Center
Eudora
Louie Seinald
Denver
Col
May Blechel
Jacob Graas
Olathe
May Dolisi
Silbermann
Caldwell
Zeisnis
Sidney
J. B. Chapman
Edwin L. Barker
Ladies Missionary Society
The
M. E. Church
J. N. Robinson
Here
John Schenover
True Republican tariff doctrine quoted by Sherman
The True Doctrine notes Senator Sherman's Wilmington speech stating the tariff should protect home industries without enabling price extortion. It reflects the majority American voter view on duties. Also mentions Lawrence Canning Co pricing spectacles and local ads for a pony and cart sale at Mrs. H. B. Chandler’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester’s
H. B. Chandler
Massachusetts Street
Sherman
Wilmington, D
K. C
Whole Wheat Flour and Patent Medicine Ads
An assortment of 19th century ad copy highlights Whole Wheat Flour from Franklin Mills at Whitcomb Bros, Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, Clarke’s extracts and soaps, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Electric Bitters as nerve tonic, and a lost black patent leather pocket book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Barber Bros
Blair
S. O. Blair
Chicago
Clarke
Raymond & Dick
Barber Bros., Drugster
Franklin Mills
Whitcomb Bros
I. O. O. S. Hall
Red Front
First Published Oct Sheriff's Te Joseph E Adm a
Fragmentary text references a sheriff, a person named Joseph E, and an administrator role with incomplete context. No clear event, date, or location is readable to form a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E
Legs
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Lot in Lawrence Kansas
In Talwiediee County Kansas the sheriff announces a public sale of lands described as south twenty feet of lot twenty one and lots fourty two adjoining street frontages. The sale is to satisfy an identified lien with a bidding process at a public auction at the courthouse steps in Lawrence. Date details and parties listed include Nickum Mary Nickum and D Burdett among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District Court
Dowels County
Kansas
Lawrencye
Lougdis County
State of Kansas
Mitchell
Eden
Perth
Carey
Nickung
Boegels County
Lawrence
Ponglas
Bam
Nickum
Mary Nickium
Dr. Burdett
Ruste
Odin
Couvey
Bases
Oni Theta
SF Gunna
Lodging and ads crowd a busy street
Fragmented notices offer lodging at 82.00 per week and a furnished front room for 300 dollars for two months. A Monday opera-house invitation promises enlightenment on dubious topics. Also advertised are pure maple syrup New York grapes buckwheat flour and silverware at local shop Hesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourdaunt
Crood
Mississippi Street
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Douglas County Bank
Eldridge House
Board OF Directors
HL. Moore
FW. BanTeLors
T. Field
A. Tiadley
G. Ben
Wal Hamris
J.A. Glatuarr
Lompano
W. Spars
Cashier
AL Monroe
the Merchants
Jamison
March
Cashier National Bank
Kent
Hank
A. Monroe
SUL
ARK
Ebert Smith
Aap
Renticks Street
Bach's Orchestra
Louis Buch
Usic
Riverside Mandolin Club
Proych
Saundees
Peltier
Chiss
Red
A. L. Selig
ATH
Acess
Hjormsten
Urden
North Uroem
National Bank Bldg
J.w.robertson
T. O. Irwin & CO
Geo Leis’ Drug Co’s
Brooklyn
Santiago
Brogelys
Griffin
Gold Street
New York
Union Metallic Cartriage Company
Bridgeport
Pierce
Parker
Larky Lardy x
Tenn
G.abs
Humboldt
Evening Mail and Express
Combs
Great Britain
European Claims Agency
Pearl Street
Leonard
Hancock and
Kentucky Streets
M. Summerfield
Hesters
Albrook
J. L. Reilly
Topeka
Ben Rich
Foshay & Fairchild
J. L. Read
Charley Apitz
John Eagan
Swissvale
R. Mohler
E. W. Snyder
Peru
Kas
Rock Creek
Jo and
Lee King
Waverly
A.B. Phiney & Co
J. W. Stanley
Muncie
Indiana
A. B. Phiney
Olivet
B. F. Radcliff
Wm. Beard
Delphi
Elis Southwood
Jesse Cowan
Walter Bliss
Centropolis
A. Ie. German
Lawrence Canning Co
Main Street
Golden Eagle
Kansas City
Franklin Miles
Geo. Leis’ Drug Co
Mrs. Winston
John Daley
Winthrop St
Aike Shes County
Shashi En
Picse PU Syed Tet Om
Opera House
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