Harrison visit stirs Morgan county veterans in 1860s speech
In University Park Lanett July 1 1861 a delegation from Morgan and Brown counties visited General Harrison. Geo A Ens spoke for veterans from Harrison's 70th Indiana regiment praising their service. Harrison urged duty over pay and cited sacrifices of families and wives who supported troops, recalling his county ties and the call to defend the flag.
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Ispianarouis
Brown
Harrison
Indiana
University Park
Geo. A. Ens
Martinville
Har
Adams
Morgan and County
Morgan
India
Satan
Eld
Yiesman
Labor party conference and mutual withdrawal demand
A conference of executive committees of the Union and United Labor parties in Curcago discussed settlement of their disagreements. United Labor proposed to withdraw in some states. Union Labor pressed total withdrawal of United Labor’s candidate as the compromise basis. TheUnited Labor committees left the room after stalemate. Robert Cowdry issued a challenge to A J Streeter for a friendly debate to prove which party has the true remedy.
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Union and
United Labor Parties
United Labor People
Union Labor Party
Law Party
United Labor Party
United Labor Committees
Cowdry
Robert Cowdry
United States
A.J. Streeter
Nion Labor Party
Parnell Charges Discussed by Patrick Eagan
Patrick Eagan ex-president of the Irish National League of America, visiting Ispra, says he supports a fair judicial probe into the Parnell commission. He calls London Times letters forgeries and accuses Chamberlain of sharing cabinet secrets to undermine Gladstone and Parnell. He says evidence exists to back Parnell charges, some in writing with friends.
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IspraNna Polis
Patrick Eagan
Irish National League of America
Harrison
West
Associated Press
Parnell Commission
Eagan
London Times
Parnell
House of Commons
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Simmons Liver Regulator Promoted for Wide Range Ailments
An advertisement claims the product cures constipation bad breath dyspepsia kidney diseases and all liver stomach and bowel ailments. It asserts the remedy is harmless easy to procure and superior to prejudice or ignorance in judgment, urging readers to try it.
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Simmons
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Cities
In Kansas City, Chicago won 7 to 3. Chicago also beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in another game. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati Baltimore 4 to 4, Louisville 10. Cleveland defeated Kansas 3. Detroit beat Indianapolis 4. Boston edged New York 2 to 4. New York defeated Washington 5 to 4.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Indianapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
New -York
New York
Washington
Bills Taken Up and Passed On Fort Wallace and Army Pay
In Washington August 1 reports show bills taken up and passed. Fort Wallace disposal bill approved and five year extension of muster and pay provisions for volunteers. Agriculture department expansion bill debated. Senate pursues sundry civil appropriation amid tariff timing questions. Conference needs noted. adjournment ends the session pending decisions.
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House
Fort Wallace
Kansas
Beck
Senate
Call
Edmunds
Confederacy
Allison
Plumb
Aufiust
Committee On Finance
Gibson
Sherman
Pugh
Jackson, Miss
House in committee over army bill Senate amendments
Wasinectos August 1 The house moved to non concur in a senate amendment funding repairs to the Willetts Point sea wall and wharf Illinois Representative Townshend led the motion while Missouri's Barnes urged a broader policy on senate amendments and gun factory proposals as the debate showed potential procedural missteps and order issues.
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Rogers
Arkansas
Senate
Laird
Nebraska
Committee On Appropriations
Bayne
Pennsylvania
Allegheny Arsenal
Waterview
Arizona
Old Fort Barrand
Pensacola Bay
Florida
Watervleit Arsenal
Mir. Townshend
House
Sayers
Texas
Fuiser
Townshend
Wasninectos
Illinois
Willetts Point
N.Y
Barnes
Missouri
Destructive fire destroys large part of Suffolk Va
A major blaze in Suffolk Va began at 10:30 AM in J. P. Webb's oil warehouse and raged until about 4 PM. The fire devastated the business district from Main and Bank to the railroad depot, with many homes lost and hundreds left destitute as property losses reach $350000 to $400000.
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Norfolk Va
Suffolk
J. P. Webb
Excelsior
Main and
Bank Street
Olk and Western
Ballard & Smith
Washington Square
Suffolk Lumber Company
Stomach Bitters Aids Kidney Health And Bladder Activity
Overview of remedies praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for kidney function and bladder activity. Claims small but active kidneys prevent rheumatism gout and dropsy by removing impurities. Promoted to prevent Bright's disease diabetes and gravel while aiding digestion liver complaints and nervousness.
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Ea— Bright
Missouri Kansas Texas defaults on bond interest
New York August 1. No funds were available to meet today’s interest on the consolidated mortgage of the Missouri Kansas & Texas road. Coupons on the bonds were defaulted. President Martin said the new board had no money to pay as receipts had been diverted by Missouri Pacific. First mortgage bondholders have begun steps toward applying.
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New York
Martin
Missouri Pacific
Eee
E General
Women in Business Faces Busy Market Roles
An article notes women making their own way in mercantile life and competing with men in many lines of business. It reflects on women laboring at home or in stores facing functional derangements and maternity cares as common burdens.
Need of heavy rains drives western Kansas crops
August reports from Topeka and multiple Kansas towns warn that eastern counties enjoy good rains while northwest and southwest Kansas face critical drought. Hot drying winds threaten corn yields, with regional variations. some counties report strong crops, others severe damage, and widespread call for rain to save the season.
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Topeka
Kas
Martin Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Meton
Sumner County
Wreaka
Leick
Newrox
Harvey
CoLpwater
Fort Scott
Burumetos
Kan
Garden City
North Finney
Kearney
Hamilton
Harper
Kixenax
Kingman
Sedgwick
Artchison
Kae
Cloud County
Cotoumats
Marrsville
Market Reports Notes From New York Noon Trading
Market reports from New York at noon show dull and steady conditions in mercantile paper and stocks with sales of books and papers noted. Price levels appear flat as traders monitor moderate demand and supply in a cautious market environment.
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New York
Elena Ag Es Pico
Wcantla PaPen Mercantile Paper
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Reel Notice
A fragment mentions the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. No action, date, or place details are readable to expand the notice.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kaneas City Grain and Provisions Market Report
Market bulletin shows bid and offer ranges for No 2 red wheat and other grains, with prices for pork, bacon, and lard products. Livestock shipments total around 300 and 3000 tied to shipments, with steady to dull market tone. Prices listed for poultry, sugar cured meats, and various cuts, reflecting a mixed demand environment.
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Kaneas City
Kapeas
Wumat No
Red
Oare
Ee Lore
Stows Sc
Ally
Bethe Payey
Arama Terror
Etbody Choice Mattoss
Unclear grain and livestock market notes in fragmented OCR
Fragmented OCR shows mixed prices and items such as timothy hay prairie creamery butter products flax and lard. Mentions of percentages, November bids, and various farm commodity terms appear without clear structure or complete data.
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St. Louis
Egan
Ataa
Angus
Ces Ee
Prine Timothy
Prairie
Buttem- Creamery
Market Report From August St. Louis Trading Post
August 1 market news notes shipments and prices for livestock and grain. prices range from ordinary to fair for cattle and feeders with a steady tone in the market, highlights include 2,600 Se figures and several price points around 504.40 for crops and goods.
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St. Cous Ae
Steck
We. Loum
Casrintereipie
Wallat-No. 2 spring grain and produce prices
The Drovers' Journal lists prices and receipts for grains and live stock. Cattle and cows show mixed figures with ship shipments around 9,000 head noted. market quotes include hogs and butter prices, eggs and lard per unit, and various regional price ranges.
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Wallat
Messan
Cuscaeo
al i
Sean
Whit e 2m0 Bros. and Prices Corrected
Prices and goods listed include oats and oats products, potatoes from Kansas, various sacks and barrels, and miscellaneous items. The fragment notes corrections and a mix of pricing details for assorted groceries and commodities, referencing Whit e 2m0 Bros. and several unnamed lot numbers.
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Ag Cosas
Kansas
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MR. Parnell
Sporting News
Baltimore
Louisville
Getene Etic
Cleveland
Ft. Wallace
Wasarocton
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
War Department
Barced
The
Women In Business
Central
Market Reports
Lake Shore
Union Western
State OF Kansas
Counry
Nathaniel Myrick
Levi B. Bodwell
Douglas
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