Senate Debates Tariff Policy After President's Message
In Washington on Jan 4 the Senate split over tariff policy with Sen Sherman attacking the president's message and Sen Voorhees defending it. Sherman pressed reductions in internal taxes and surmised surplus funds could reduce the public debt, criticizing the administration for not lowering taxes or applying surplus differently. He urged broad tariff reform to aid American labor and industry. Voorhees rebutted, defending Cleveland’s tariff stance and proposing cautious reform, saying the surplus should be trimmed while protecting workers. The House then convened and reported numerous bills, including Oklahoma organization, land grants issues, and public building projects across multiple states.
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Fire and court actions sweep across states and seas
Fire at Eureka Kansas destroyed a block of wooden buildings causing losses of 15000 with 10000 insured. Had dock case attorneys move to dismiss remaining conspiracy charges. New York 1887 fire losses reach 129264000. Reformers in Texas claim two killings in Madison County tied to saloon support. Ship Eureka reportedly foundered off Waterford with 25 crew lost. Mass meeting in Washington responds to cemetery extensions by district commissioners. Behring Sea seizure claims reach 500000. Port Kansas Brown weather update ends the report.
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Neodesha Merchant Ships 1100 Turkeys This Season
A Neodesha merchant reports shipping 1,100 turkeys this season, the heaviest weighing twenty six pounds. The note highlights the scale of turkey trade and local commerce.
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Natural Bridge in Rockingham County Virginia Described
The natural bridge in Rockingham County Virginia is a grand limestone arch over Cedar Creek with a 60 foot span and a 40 foot drop to the water. It stands at the edge of a deep chasm and appears carved by immense, ancient forces rather than the current stream.
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Market Reports New York Money and Stock Totals
Market briefs from New York show money rates near 4 to 5 percent with call loans at 4 percent and sterling at 4.8235 for 60 day bills and 4.453 for demand. Total stock sales reached 158,186 shares with various railroads and utilities listed among active issues such as Lake Shore, Pacific, Reading, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Wabash, Western Union and NY Central.
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Kaenena City Grain and Provisions Prices and Markets
Kansas City reports steady to weaker grain and livestock markets on January 4 with mixed bids on corn meal dairy and live stock. Prices for corn meal and dairy products show variations while cattle hogs and wheat futures reflect a soft overall market. Industries and carriers move limited volumes as buyers hold back amid weak demand.
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St Louis Live Stock and Chicago Market Reports Tied to January 4
Market reports from St Louis and Chicago outline receipts around 1,300 to 3,000 head, with heavies and medium to prime cattle showing mixed strength. Prices vary by class, with heavy native steers at 4.35 to 10, fair to good natives 3.45 to 4.40, butchers’ steers 3.15 to 1.70, stockers 2.00 to 3.00, and e-haceipta around 6,300 with 900 shipments. Chicago notes mixed grain prices and dairy products with no clear gains. This snapshot shows market strength in heavy cattle and softness on other categories, alongside standard commodity quotes for corn and dairy products.
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Pardon Petition for John Satterwhite in Kansas
Mrs A Rodman announces filing for a pardon for John Satterwhite. The petition seeks presidential clemency from Governor John A Martin and the Kansas Board of Pardons. Satterwhite was sentenced in Douglas County District Court February term 1805 to ten years for first degree robbery and is confined in the state penitentiary.
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