Senate and House on river and harbor bills and tobacco tax
The Senate resumes river and harbor work with amendments to limit Plum Point and lake Providence repairs while funding total 2.9 million for river works. House debates publication records, tobacco packaging rules, and tax enforcement. several bills pass including dutiable goods transport and inspector changes. House adjourns after debate on treasury surplus use.
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Mississippi River
Committee On Commerce
Ingalls
Plum Point
Lake Providence
Greenville Reach
Dalta Point
Vicksburg
Memphis
Hickman
Columbus
Yeas
Harrison
Hall
United States
Congress
Hale
Washington chat Romeiser pension and Goode renomination
Representative Morrill moved a report urging passage of a pension bill for Joseph Romeiser, despite the president’s veto. Senators and reps urged renewing John Goode’s nomination as solicitor general, with the president weighing the case after hearing their representations. Gate swift and sure to regulate the bowels, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills are recommended by physicians.
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Wasuiseatos
Morrill
House
Committee On
Joseph Romeiser
Remeiser
Goode
Johnston
Tucker, Cabell
Wise
Croxton
Trigg
John Goode
Senate
Ayer
Busted Expedition Involving Complainant Adams And Col Gilder
New York July 13 Col Gilder who planned a Greenland voyage did not sail as he faced charge of stealing a $1 000 bond of Manhattan elevated railway company from Sallie Adams a professional swindler. Adams says she gave the bond to test its validity and seeks recovery. Gilder pleaded not guilty and argued no criminal intent. Police Justice remanded him in 1500 bail, with a cable to James Gordon Bennett awaiting guidance. He also claims to have paid Adams several thousand dollars since the bond was given.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Hewitt
New York
Kelly
Pennsyvania
Morrison
House
Crisp of
Georgia
United State
United States
Hiscock
McMillan
Col. Gilder
New London
Conn
Greenland
North Pole
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Sallie Adams
Gilder
Jefferson Blarket
Miss Adams
Boody, McCleland & Co
Brodway
China
Boody, McClelland & Co
Ife
Jas
Gordon Bennet
Conference at Alpugurgee on Apache depredations
General Miles Governor Ross and L Q C Lamar attend a conference in Alpugurrgee to plan a response to Apache depredations in the territory and Arizona. Mescalero and White Mountain chiefs meet at the San Felipe Hotel with more expected, amid rumors of moving Apaches to Indian Territory or another eastern reservation.
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Miles
Ross
L. Q. C. Lamar
Arizona
Mescalero
White Mountain
San Felipe
National Teachers’ Association
Torexa
Grand Opera House
W. H. Rossington
Martin
Geronimo Near Surrender Planned by General Miles
General Miles, in Albuquerque, has been shaping a conditional surrender with Geronimo. The Apache leader, unseen in the mountains 200 miles south of the Arizona border, lacks ammunition and food but wishes to end the conflict. Miles has selected White Mountain Apaches to handle negotiations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Miles
Geronimo
New Mexico
Arizona Line
White Mountain
Railroad Offices Move to Parsons Headquarters
Parsons Kansas July 13 The general offices of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad were removed from Sedalia to Parsons. This will be the headquarters of the system with J J Frey as general superintendent. Frey brings a large force of clerks and attaches joining existing staff to swell the number of workers at this place.
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Berry
Blair
Cullom
Dawes
Edmunds
Eustis
Evarts
Frye
Gray
Hall
Harris
Hawley
Ingalls
Jones
Logan
Maxey
Payne
Platte
Fage Sherman
Shooter
Teller
Vanwyck
Watthall
Whitthorne
Wilson
Oo Nays
Brown
Call
Coke
Conger
Dolph
George
Gibson
Hoar
McMedan
Ryan
Kansas
Senate
State of
House
Fitz John Porter
Committee On
Georgia
Parsons, Kas
Missouri, Kansas & Texa Railroad
Sedalia
Parsons
J.J. Frey
Cowboys Edge Detroit in July Baseball Tilt
Whitney started for the Cowboys at Lawrence Kansas City and held Detroit to the fourth inning before retiring with an injury from last week. Con way relieved and the visitors surged to win the game in strong fashion, with a solid late surge and notable scoring.
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Kansas City
Whitney
Cowboys
Detroits
Conway
Dement to be Slaughtered</s>
Washington July 18 The public lands committee will report unfavorably the nomination of R B Dement surveyor general of Utah Logan will not oppose his rejection
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Senate
Public Lands Committee
R. 8
Dement
Utah
Logan
Eight Hour Law Clarified for Federal Workmen
Missouri labor committee head sent a clipping to the comptroller, who issued an official verdict stating eight hours is a day’s work for certain federal laborers. The ruling notes contracts may exceed this if the in-charge party arranges it, with claims process outlined.
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Wasarxetos
O'Niell
Missouri
Committee On Labor
M. J. Durham
the Treasury
Durham
United States
Third Party Convention in Emporia
The Third Party held a temporary organization with John Bay of Emporia as chairman and J. E. Rastall of Burlingame as secretary. Ex-Gov. St. John J. O. Pickering and M. J. Fanning spoke. An outdoor meeting at Fremont park drew a large crowd. Speakers included Dr. Funk A. Hopkins and Fanning. Tomorrow the convention resumes at 8, with Mary T. Lathrop speaking in the afternoon. St. John to discuss politics in the park at night.
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Emporiia
John Bay
Emporia
J. E. Rastall
Burlingame
St. John
J. O. Pickering
M. J. Fanning
Michigan
Fremont Park
Funk
New York
A. A. Hopkins
Press Club Excursion To See Detroit At KC Ball Game
An excursion party of about 300 from Topeka with members from Lawrence attended the Detroit versus Kansas City game in Kansas City. They traveled by special train in one hour forty four minutes, including four stops, covering sixty six miles and returned home this evening under the auspices of the Topeka Reading Club.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Detroit
Lawrence
Polling Disturbed in Cambridge Market Division
Polling in the New Market division of Cambridge was postponed today due to rioting. Several policemen were seriously injured.
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Lexpos
Cambridge
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE AND OPEN INSURRECTION CAPTURED
Reports from Peabody and Salem describe a large scale strike with over 3,000 workers walking out in tanneries and carrying shops. Separate dispatches recount convicts in Dade mines mutinous, with governor signaling starvation as a tactic, and various incidents of industrial accidents and labor meetings across states.
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Bostox
Peabody
Salem
Western rail managers discuss pooling lines plan
July 13. Managers of all western roads convene to consider President Cable’s proposal for a pool of the lines. Also notes on gasoline and coal oil from Lawrence Tank wagon and Eldemiller & Co delivering ice citywide. Gro. W. Ware delivers ice at 90s Massachusetts street.
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Axton
Z. B. Jobe
Alton Junction
Moet. Culcavo
Cable
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Gro. W. Ware
Market Report from Lawrence Local Market
Wheat prices show mixed cash and futures, No. 2 red around 79c cash and July 81c, September 83 1/4c. Corn receipts about 4,748 with firm market. No. 2 white cash 2c bid, August 4c bid, September 4c asked. Butter and eggs firm to steady. flour stable. Livestock reports from Kansas City and St. Louis show cattle, hogs and sheep trading with moderate gains and steady to lower tones.
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Lawrence
Ty Shee
ATS
Chicago Live Stock Curcate July 13 Highlights Trade
CATTLE receipts 50 with shipments. steer and feeder classes steady to higher. through Texas cattle 2,400 head sold at 10¢ lower. HOGS receipts 14,000 with shipments 4,500. market strong and higher with rough, mixed and light types listed from 3.75 to 4.95. SHEEP receipts 1,000 shipments 2,000. market strong and higher with natives 2.00 to 2.40, western 2.75 to 3.25, Texas 1.90 to 2.00. lambs 1.25 to 3.00 per head.
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Sanwas
St. Louis
Texan
Texas
Western
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