Reception cheers greet Hayes tour stop in Topeka
Crowds packed the streets of Topeka as President Hayes and Gen Sherman arrived. Decorations and a grand arch marked the welcome while the German Band played Hail to the Chief. Thousands filled windows and sidewalks to witness the procession to the Ludington House and Kansas Pacific depot.
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Hayes
Messrs. Warren
Zerby
Metrs
Massachusetts Street
Warren
Henry
University
Ludington House
Kansas Pacific
Topeks
Jameson
Palmer
Swit
Coancillor Marvin
Gen. Sheran
Topeka
Lawrence hosts President Hayes and General Sherman visit
A large Lawrence crowd greets President Hayes General Sherman and Mrs Hayes at the Ludington House and University. Chancellor Marvin presides T D Thacher offers welcome praising Kansas historic role. Sherman lauds the nation while Hayes reflects on freedom and war.
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Ergrens
Hayes
Marvin
Judge Assett
Sherman
Judge Bascett
Waukarusa
Grand Kansas Valley
Gen. Sherman
Jude Bassett
de. Marvin
T. D. Thacher
Mr. Thacher
Lawrence
Army of the
United States
Kansas
Free Pstate
Yonder
Dr. Marvin
Construction Bids Awarded for Union Station Foundation
Bid results show the excavation and foundation for the Union Station awarded to Fisk of the city at 485 000 dollars. The above foundation construction goes to Jas A McGinogle of Leavenworth at 360 000 dollars. Healing apparatus and track sheds contracts not yet let. Total cost about 120 000 dollars.
President Sherman Visit to Kansas and Topeka Reception
At Topeka a large audience welcomed the President and Gen Sherman with a Capitol reception and a brief address praising Kansas prosperity climate and resources. Sherman noted progress and thanked the crowd while Leavenworth reports recount a crowded scene with rigorous security and a grand but chaotic courthouse ovation. Pedestrian contest in New York shows Rowell Merritt and Hazael leading the Astley belt race with crowds cheering amid a bustling public scene.
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Topeka
Sherman
Yervat
Capitol
State of
Kansas
Gen. Sherman
Leavenworth
Court House
New York
Rowell
Merit
Hazael
Hart
Guyon
Weston
Ennis
Krohne
Taylor
Merritt
Gruyon
Miles
Sosuare
Hazel
Tildens Suit Against Samuel J Tilden Dismissed for Bill
In New York on September 27 the United States suit to recover alleged back income taxes from Samuel J Tilden faced a motion for a bill of particulars. Judge Choate denied the motion, ruling on established practice regarding bills of particulars.
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New York
United States
Samuel J.tilden
United States District Court
Tilden
Counesel
Choate
Military Drill Contests Attract Officials And Prizes
The event features top drill teams from the Seventh U.S. Cavalry and U.S. Infantry with prizes of 1500, 1000, and 500 dollars. Judges provide unique drills to each captain one hour prior. A grand military reception is planned at Merchants Exchange Hall next Tuesday hosted by the First Regiment of National Guards.
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St. Lewis, S
Bach
Barth U. 8. Cavalry
Derby
Senth Ups
Infantry
Gibson
U. 3. Cavalry
Merchants Exchange Hall
National Guards
City Officials From Michigan Visit Cleveland
A party of Grand Rapids and Detroit city officials toured Cleveland on a city visit. They were greeted at Wendell House breakfasted, then reviewed the police at City Hall. George W. Gardner gave a welcome address, Col. Mesmore of Grand Rapids spoke for his city, and Detroit City Attorney Maybury spoke for Detroit. The program included a tour of city points of interest this afternoon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cty
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Michigan
Ciand Rapids
Maybury
Trades Assembly urges general strike and eight hour reform
A private circular from the Trades Assembly circulates nationwide and to British North America outlining a plan for a general strike by all trades. It calls for united action to adopt the eight hour law end the truck system and child labor. It also proposes organizing unorganized trades and appointing an agitator to push the Assembly’s aims.
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St. Louis
The
Trades Assembly
United States
British North Amelia
All Trades
Trades Assemblies
Te ‘Lake
Hoard of Commerce and First National Bank settle U.S. bonds
New York September 27 The Hoard of Commerce made its last payment to the Treasury on United States four per cent bonds and the First National Bank followed with its final settlement of all domestic four per cent bond accounts.
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Prayne
Ruskin Pravda
Kuldja
China
London
New York
Treasury
United States
Oheday
First National Bank
J House and Co Popular Clothiers Ad
J House and Co the Popular Clothiers at 79 Mass Street Lawrence Kansas offers clothing and accessories for men and women with a focus on value and style. The ad highlights selection location and contact details.
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J. House & Co
the Popular Clothiers
Mass
Lawrence, Kansas
Grant Visits San Francisco Stock Exchange in Crowded Hall
Gen Grant visited the San Francisco Stock Exchange with E P Peckham and others as crowds cheered. The market was dull and weak though the hall was lavishly decorated with towers ferns and silks. Dennis Kearney sought an audience but Grant again declined while questions loomed about a sand lot speech.
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San Francisco
Pine Street
Sansom
Montgomery
Gen. Grant
San Francisco Stock Exchange
E. P. Peckham
Exchange
Howe
Ulysses
Mr. Peckham
Dennis Kearney
Kearney
Fire Destroyed Factory and Stores in Gloucester
The Carter's oil clothing manufactory and several store buildings were burned in Gloucester on Sept. 27. The Gloucester National Bank and other structures were damaged but not destroyed. In St Louis, Capt. Patten, a naval recruiting officer, closed his office and will relocate to Cincinnati to continue enlisting boys. 115 were accepted from over 500 applicants.
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Gloucester
Mass
Carter
Gloucester National Bank
Boyn
Navy
St. Louis
Patten
Cincinnati
Rhode Island court names Thompson trustee in Sprague case
The Rhode Island Supreme Court appoints Robt. Thompson as trustee of the property of Mrs. Wim. Sprague. The report notes the trustee role in the ongoing estate action and lists procedural details.
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Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Robt. Thompson
Wim. Sprague
Turkey
The Markets Report From Yorn
Money active at closing around 4 percent. Prime MeetAble at 4 percent. Sterling dull for six days at 31. Sight 48337 COUPONS 5g at 1.03. New 4s registered 10144 coupons 102% gal 1.0287. Currency Bs at 1.3144.
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Yorn
Wheat and grain prices at Kansas City market report
Kansas City market report shows wheat receipts 36,402 bushels with No 2 at 9 cents and No 4 at six, cor receipts 1,214 with No 2 mixed 28 cents bid. Oats No 2 23 cents bid. Eggs steady at 12 1/2 cents per dozen. butter quoted at 14 1/2 cents.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Cattle market slow with mostly unchanged values across classes. Texas steers sell around 2.15 to 2.40, Colorado and native steers 2.75 to 3.40, cows 2.00 to 2.50, feeders 2.75, hogs stronger 3.10 to 3.25, sheep dull at 5.25 with no current arrivals or shipments. Receipts totals: cattle 1,151 and hogs 1,024. shipments 1,247 and 301 respectively.
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Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
Colorado Texas
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