03 Sep 1889
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1889
Page
1
The notice appears to announce an abstracter of title and attorney at law filing or related matter. It mentions Ben and DEN PLT in fragmented form with references to EMSS and an online site. Further readable details are insufficient to identify parties, dates, or the action.
The Senate Select Committee opens a review into meat values amid beef price declines. The session features Senator West and committee members questioning witnesses about cattle production costs and consumer pricing dynamics. Reported remarks cover raw meat costs, market factors, and potential policy implications.
Governor Lowry announces partial success in quelling riots across the region as authorities deploy troops and curfews amid continued clashes. Local leaders call for restraint while residents report sporadic violence and property damage in several cities.
Rioters clash near Greenwod as Governor Lowry arrives by special train to quell tensions. An American, once a citizen of Obleagzo, is held as a close prisoner in Zeapuner Bewelor for nearly seventeen years’ age, with officials seeking answers on the death of Dr Cronin and the fate of suspects. Authorities prepare examinations for Crown case witnesses as political stress persists.
A 12 and 11 year old girls left home in Kansas City area. A young black man employed by the family allegedly forced entry and ravaged the younger girl while the older fled. A posse pursued the suspect, who was captured, tied to a rail, burned, and killed. Separate notes report Sunday closing ordinances in Raxsay City deemed invalid, and Kansas City police court discussions on the legality of penalities for selling liquor on Sunday.
The Rio de Janeiro News commentary reflects on emancipation impacts in 1864, noting freedmen generally embraced peace and order, while resistance and economic strain rose among planters. It cites May 3, 1864 law as yielding great countrywide benefits, despite widespread labor disorganization from neighborly disputes and mismanagement.
A Philadelphia Times report explains ptomaines, poisonous products of putrefaction formed in foods such as ice cream custards cheese and canned meats. It emphasizes that cleanliness and absolute food protection are essential to prevent these dangers and protect public health.
A Samoa crisis story details how the deposed ruler Malietoa was restored through popular support. The piece describes the people's mobilization, the role of local leaders, and the peaceful transfer of authority restoring Malietoa to the throne amid regional tensions.
AP dispatch from Apia Samoa reports Malietoa king returning from exile aboard the German cruiser Wulf. He is greeted by chiefs and villagers with cheers and tears, while U.S. and British residents celebrate. The event follows his deportation by German forces two years earlier and signals restored leadership amid colonial tension.
Various brief items: Gladstone bus zone to Paria, Walker Kinin bag returned to Washington. Fires destroy WM. T. in prairies. Narvey county fair opens in Newton. Berlin marks Sedra battle anniversary. Feston mayor arrested for drunkenness. Cooper C. J. Graham drowns in Niagara barrel stunt. Race conflicts in Louiseana, threats in Mississippi. Doctor Ferrie found dead in Indianapolis. 8000 Blackburn homes halted by depression. Farrington farmer Samuel Holmes murdered. suspect jailed. Virginia claims $120000 from government for Whitehorse erection. Newark man dies from dog bite. El Rio Rey wins White Plains handicap. breaks three-quarter mile record. Shooting affray at Edwardsville results in two deaths. Missouri jury convicts Berry in murder of Captain Kincey. Schooner Jennie Walker wrecked near Gilberts Islands. crew escapes. Boston scandal figure returns to England. Morning mortally wounds another in shootout. Dying man dies after faith cure attempt. Hay fever sufferers advised to use Bly's Cream Balm. Mrs Johnson reports cure after years of misery. KiYo Cream Balm praised for allergy relief.
Kansas City markets show mixed grain and livestock activity with prices and receipts cited for cornmeal, hay, live stock, pork products, and dairy goods. The report notes steady demand and varied terminology for cuts and grades, reflecting a bustling midwestern trading day with references to Chicago and St. Louis markets.
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