Legal and Court Notices From City Attorneys and Officials
Fragmented OCR lists officers and attorneys including City Attorney, County Attorney, and local legal staff. Mentions treasurer, police, fire, and tax officials, plus multiple law firms and offices with scattered addresses and roles.
Deaths and New Cases Reported From Ferdinandia
Reports from Ferdinand and New Orleans detail yellow fever activity with a drop in deaths but high new cases. The bulletin cites unreported cases, ongoing precautions, and hospital recoveries, noting several named individuals and rail disruptions tied to quarantine measures amid the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aackronville
Ely
Atetad
Board of Health
Lr. Weller
St. Johns Church
Weller
WH. Dod
Ferdinand That
Lukeobell
Florida Centre & Western Milroad
Maxwell
Mnel
George Troup Muswell
Trial testimony in Stahlneck er investigation committee
Waeuxeros Sept 24 The Stahl necker investigating committee met again. Judge Kelly testified briefly. Speaker Carlisle said he did not tell Smithmeyer that Stahlnecker’s father had an interest in marble quarries. Witnesses discussed appointments and architec t plans. Later, President vetoed Fort Wallace land bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeuxeros
Stahlnecker
Dsy
Kelly
Coleman
Bit
Wilson
Carlisle
Smithmeyer
Stablecker
Statlnecker
J. Randall
Geo. B. Williams
Stahbecker
William
Stanbecker
Smithmyer
Suddnecker
Stabwecker
Senatoryourhees
Stahnecker
Stahlecker
Uecomuil- Len
Cardoza
New York
Himec
Stabbecker
Jefferson Club
Oliver Stahlovcker
Senate Debates Western Lands Policy and Yellow Fever Sparks
In Wasumneros Sept. 4 the Brahinocker Committee takes further evidence as Speaker Carlisle witnesses. The senate hears executive communications on California back taxes and debates a land bill allowing reentry after abandonment. Amendments favor funding for railroad transportation and relief programs, while Plumb argues a divide over public lands and party outcomes. The discussion contrasts republican and democratic land policies and critiques the suspension order affecting NW settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasumneros
Secretary of the Treasury
California
Berry
Committee On
Quhe Sie Lands
Stewart
Plumb
McCall
Jacksonville
Harris
Memphis
Tennessee
Decatur
Alabama
Jackson
Mississippi
Cuba
Florida
Chandler
Wisconsin
Minnegota
Sherman
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Committee On Appropriations
Chickasaw
Huprop
Industrial Christian Home Association of Utah
No Man's Land
Judicial District of
Kansas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Hoboken Land Improvement Company
Hale
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Daim
Book of Estimates
Pacific Railroad Company
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lnn
Sparks
T Hat
Democratic critique of land grants and pensions policy described
A historic report discusses administration contrasts, noting a 64 percent drop in patent issuances under Democratic governance versus preceding Republican years. It cites Stockslager circulars on land restoration, alleges misappropriation of acts, contrasts Sparks dismissal with official support, and covers related Senate House disputes, land grants, and public works debates. References to railroads, specific companies, and funding bills appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumb
Commissioner Stockslager
Stockslager
Sparks
Senate
Democratic House
Chicago, Milwaukee & Minneapolis
Unaba Company
Joel
Lamar
Grates
Teller
Wasttrseton
Thomas
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Marrowt
Indiana
Forney
Burns
Missouri
Fr. Sayre
Texas
Cannon
Ilinois
Jamar
Hhis
House
Agrevilla
Aylman
Committee On Public
United States
Aulergon
Jaws
Warner
Towa
Friends of
Oklahoma
Banquet Honors Fuller as New Chief Justice at Chicago event
A September 24 banquet at the Palmer House in Chicago honored Melville W. Fuller, soon to depart for Washington to assume the role of Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Judge Gresham delivered an address praising the judiciary, Independence, and the court's power, stressing that justice must prevail over popular clamor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Herbert F. Beecher
Fort Townsend
Washington Territory
Mechanic's Bank
Lewis
Chase
Supreme Court
Colef
Cmcano
Palower House
Melville W. Fuller
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Greahans
Supreme Court of the
United States
Thir Guguat
Notable Events and Crimes Across the Nation
Telegraphic briefs summarize a series of dramatic incidents including a centennial celebration near Pittsburgh, a highwayman’s killing, political bets on a scout syndicate, a Haymarket era claim, mob action in Missouri, a wrecked ship near Newfoundland, a baggageman found dead in Alliance, a prize fight fatality in Grant Forks, a Wichita police shooting over a domestic matter, a Southern Pacific train robbery attempt, an eagle seizure of a farmer’s baby, and concerns about Robert Garrett’s health in Baltimore as fresh homebound news circulates alongside yesterday’s baseball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggsgemasater
Fr. Wayne Road
Alliance
Grant Forks
K. T
George Fulljames
Geory Evenbach
Wichits
Thornton
Southern Pacific
Uhe
Teaden
Market Reports and Prices From Kansas City and St Louis
A scanning market report lists rail shipments, live stock receipts, grain and provisions pricing, and commodity bids from Kansas City and St Louis markets. It notes bids, asks, and ship quantities, with references to grain, corn, oats, butter, eggs, beef, pork, and lard markets, plus livestock receipts and shipments for the period around September 24. The note includes physician and business listings interleaved in the periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kannan
America
Eliort Clyan
Badass City
Carrie Hucatita
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Business Directory OF
Lawrence
Maar
Uc Sn Chy
Lek
Sec'y
Creasure
Mercaal City
Comet Payatelms
Truthwa.ry
A. Howard Actuel Walker
Spangier Veo
P. Ware
Manter G. Marein
J. Simmmone
Mary Simpenn Om
Pia
JRL
Pridge House
I. Murray
I Mills
Inksor Hotel
Mrad Pirtiit
Jeecene Tibet New Danagement
Firet Clare Joe Sery
Mater Gli
Go" Mercial Hotel
Simmons
Serie Wiethrop
Nest Turmished Anu
Ratter
Weil
Pric
Tabie
Fidel
Cias
APIVA
Alleatia
Stetente
William Monroe
NEW Westaurad i
Prex
Pennington
Mathias
Willard
Pew
Attorneys AT Law
Ject, Harker
Sire
Pati Willen
A. Thacher
Wmcesirer Nathinal Bank
Guns Hutchings
Attorney AT Law
Mae
Woo Spangler
Jervis Sathonel Mank
Joan Q. A. Norton
Unie Over
A. French
Imee
Darlas County
Tremper
O.keith
Tye
Dini Steere
HowaRn
Attuorney AT Law
Cer Welle Parco’s Express
Jeet
Y T. Stevens
Vaneral Inara
Agenry, Duence of the Peace and
Netari Public
Oftee la Perk Hansa Block
Eee
B. Edgar
G. S
Suisry Public and Justice of the
Pesce
Mamasc Hn Aetie Ty
Barris
Mase LE
Attorneys AT Law and Notarige Muhlie
Dikce
Alaes
St. Over Pinte
D W.henley
Rapii 4
National Bank Building
Joseph E. Riggs
Om Samodatea
EO. A. Banks
Poe Odice
Eldridge Bonss
Tness
L. S. Steele
Lay
Anil & Sa Inane
Ferdinanda
New Orleana
New Orneans
Walley Apprehensiati
Reada
Hlinnis
General Glyn
Northwestern
Meriden
Mies
York
New Orleans
Cincinnati
pote _ Treasuxy
United Order of Odd Fellows
United Stites
Nashville
Teen
Greek Georges Fund
Tower
St. Joe
Fis
Editoria! Association
Wakersey
Kas
Smoky Hill
Lore Joulay
Russell
Salt Lake City
Louisvill
B. Grant
Newark
Ark
Eruptine Hospital
Timerscor Fund
Kassar Crrv
Times
Deevntur
Jate
Iaxpos
Farran
Henry M. Stagley
London
Bartlelot
Barttelot
Stanley
Stailey
Emia Bey
Tippoo Tib
Beecher
St. Psrenstces
Kasson
L and. Sento
Crtcaoo
Anton Coyney
Speciaton
Fort Wallace Reservation
Wasimnetax
Epl
Fort Wallace Kas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wallace
House of Representatives
Joint House
Jointhouse
Secretary of the Interior
State of
Benett of Agricuiture
Congress
Kansan
Justice and Equity
Geovern Cleveland
MR. Plumb
Brahinocker
Rio Granite City
Thompson
Brownsville
Rio Grande City
Fort Ringgold
Starn County
Ringgold
Fort Brown
Rio Grand City
Wak Department
Wassixaros
D.C
Wasuixcros
B.F. Coates
Raness
Witchite
OF Fuller
Judge Gresham
Anthony
Troy
Sr. Jor
Leavenworth
Kos
Wright
St. Louis
Harrison and Mortanchiba
St. Lois
East St. Louis
Brooklyn
Sod
Offcer Hannon
John Powell
Powell
Offeer
Jan
Tant Nottos
J.M. Walker
Fowizs & Beas.ry
Ci ‘Ratien
Allegheney
Haymarket
Lewia Day
David Miller
Cube Mo
Newfoundland
Clark
District Corps
Willian Beslly
Indian Territory
Robert Garrett
Bss
Baltimore
Jerany
Garrett
Big Desto
St. Lamuis
Wicars
Badinanapalla Bittete
Boston
Market Reports
Rowig
Aes Island
Oei Uae Weeters Union
Atchison, Topehe & Santa Fe
Bor A T
Nous Grain
Wraeer
GABA
QIULS
Kre —T
Buerse- Creamery
Defey
Uae
Lord
Cteam Llu
Wr. Louis
Neptember
Carria
Markat
Ranfaa
Gran
Howna
Shipmenta
Marketslow
Susie Waltox
Olivar Boties
Wa, Draper
Physicians & Surgeons
A. Sifford
E. D. F. Phillips
Mass. T
Mottram & Hornor
Physicians
State
Tele
Wee
Ag- Abdelal
Mercer Boal
U.S
W. Sbonn
Mama
Jr, Morris
Masc
St. Tel
Heardance
A.J. Anderson
Physicians and Surgeons
Mass
Helen T. Graves
Eleuthiciaim
Kentucky St
J. H. Dick
Omes and Hesidence
Maze
St. Telephim
D. J. Young
Warren
Citica Ot
Molceat
F. Smythe
Mes and Keatdenes North Side
Winthro Stween
Vermont and
Kentucky Streets
H S.gardner
Kentucky Etreet
Thomas Yarnold
Dfure
Taylor & Mathews
Chicago
Vaackou
Wexat
O. Sping Hiei
Eprimgar
RENO
ES Fisx Ei
Traauuy
Elia Keamerr
Fea
the Drovers’ Journal
aTrie
Texac
Parkiey
Kashmer
E- Elferly
Umce
Woodwart
A. & Russ
Field & Hargis’ Bank Htore
Mae Aucionade
Fficq
A. Benson
Ratiefaction
Guarap Fond Office
HD Mass, Se
Julia
O’ Brien & Son
Alc
Thjmasarhusete
Srtget
Novelty
P. Randall
Massachusetts Street
H. Pierson
Utics
Peter Bell
Lergains
HS Maas
The
New York Tribune
Weekly Journal
New York Weekly Tribune
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