Debate on whiskey bonds and Senate requests in 1885 orders
The report covers the Ness resolution seeking Treasury orders and attorney general opinions on January 6 1885 and March 27 1886 whiskey bond extensions and returns. It notes the Senate action, then shifts to Annapolis cadet relief and a yellow fever commission, with House debates on Wheeler Stanton remarks and civil service provisions. The dispatch also reports the president’s arrival in Washington and crowds at the White House, plus British political fallout over the Home Rule Bill and party appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D C
Ness
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Senate
Attorney General of the
United State
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Annapolis
Wasrisctos
Kelley
Wheeler
Ala
Edwin M. Stanton
House
Anderson
Kansas
Morrison
Olinvis
Kelly
Committee On Rules
Blount
Georgia
Wolman
E. B. Taylor
Ohio
Holman
Findlay
Maryland
Springer
Minois
Oates
Alabama
Committee On the Judiciary
Payne
Washington
Cleveland
White House
Wichita voters back major railroad bond propositions
In Wichita and surrounding township elections the vote favored issuing bonds to subscribe to several lines. Totals show a combined majority of 3226 in favor across city and county, with township returns hinting at a broader 3500 margin for the bonds. Wichita borough expresses jubilation at the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witcuita
Kassie
Capitol
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railroad
Chicago & Forth &Worth Railroad
Kansas, Colorado Air Terns
Chengo, Kansas & Nebraska Railroad
Wichita
International Typo Convention Elects Nashville Leader
The International phical union convention today elected Wm. Ameson of Nashville president. It is understood he favors joining the Knights of Labor. Try Ayor's Cathartic Pills. They are mild and pleasant in action but thorough in effect.
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Ayor
Distant fragments reveal a varied Missouri to Chicago news roundup
OCR items report deaths from strokes and accidents in Missouri and Illinois. Trials and legal actions include anarchists held for trial and a New York riot case. wage cuts loom in Ohio coal fields. Fire rescues succeed in St Louis while public notices and civic events unfold across multiple towns in Missouri and nearby states.
Opium Eater's Story Reveals Cure by Safe Cure
Prominent druggist H. C. Wilson of Loveland, Ohio, recounts his opium habit and recovery. He credits Warner's Safe Cure for restoring kidney and liver health, detailing treatment steps and urging use alongside his own regimen. The piece endorses the remedy as scientifically effective and widely accepted by medical professionals.
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Cincinnati
Vine Street
de Quincy
H. C. Wilson
Loveland, C
March, Harwood & Co
St. Louis
Warner
Loveland Opium Institute
Éladimay
Wilson
Materia Medica
Four villages destroyed in Virginia fire and Georgia express wreck
Rawley Springs Virginia suffered near total ruin from a morning fire destroying all resort buildings except the Baltimore house. Loss estimated at 230000 dollars with 13000 dollars insured. In Rogers Georgia the night express derailed killing the fireman and injuring the engineer. Chamberlain plans a follower meeting to decide political alignment as Gladstone eyes Monday comments. The Liberal faction proposes home rule and a radical union may form with Chamberlain as president.
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Harrisonpere
Rawley Springs
Baltimore
Savanson
Georgia Central Railroad
Rogers
Chamberlain
Lonxpos
Mr. Chamberlain
Hall
Hartington Committee
West Birmingham
Gladstone
House of Great Britain
Birmingham
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Jessie Collins
House of Commons
Immense Packing Plant Opens in Arcu rson Kansas
The Smith park packing house at Arcurson Kansas after a year idle will open Thursday morning by Kingman & Co of Indiana. The plant can process 700 hogs daily and aims to operate at full capacity selling at top market prices. Kingman & Co also bought the Fowler house adjoining for winter killing bringing total cold storage capacity to about 5000 hogs daily. Hog dealers in Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and Iowa have been notified. Hogs are beginning to arrive.
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Arcurson
Kas
Smith Park
Kingman & Co
Indiana
Fowler House
Kansas
Nebraskaa
Missouri
Towa
Kansas Christian Sunday School convention opens in Savina
The Kansas Christian Sunday School association begins its sixth annual convention in Savina with 100 delegates expected and many more to arrive. The gathering runs through Wednesday and Thursday and features prominent visitors from Washington Cincinnati and Louisville. Two state evangelists have traveled Kansas, visiting 54 counties, holding 79 institutes, delivering 872 addresses and securing about 1400 dollars in five year pledges.
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Sunday School Association
Savina
Kansas Christian Sunday School — Association
F. Od.porter
Washington
D. C
A. McLean
Cincinnati
A. Bradhurst
Louisville
Kansas
Advice to Mothers from Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
Teething relief praised as the cure for teething pain and associated ailments. Marketed as a trusted remedy by top nurses and physicians across the United States with a decades long record of success. The advertisement urges mothers to obtain a bottle for their child.
Joint Commission reports on signal service and surveys
The Joint Commission to review the signal service and related surveys submitted its majority and minority findings to Congress. The majority urges preserving the hydrographic office and coast survey, abolishing the signal service school, replacing entering men with civilians, and repealing the two second lieutenants appointment. A minority recommends abolishing the signal service bureau and creating a weather bureau. Prentiss is noted traveling to Ottawa.
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Joint Commission
Joint Commission of Congress
Signal Service
Geological Survey
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hydrographic Office
Congress
Messrs
Allison
Hale
Lowry
Wait
Coast Survey
Fort Mercedes
Signal Corps
Morgan,Herbert and
Waite
Signal Service Bureau
Weather Bureau
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Weather Pressure and Rain
Wheat futures drifted lower as forecasts of more rain hit the spring wheat belt. July dipped to 1 16 and closed around 1 1/16, with corn and oats showing mixed to higher activity while provisions fell back. Flour markets remained quiet with varied regional quotes across states.
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SiMe
Tae
Lovelock
Atul
Michigan
Minnesota
Ae Duly
Son
Duly
Aucast
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Chicago markets show cattle receipts about 3 000 with shipments 1 100 and price gains steady to higher. Hog receipts around 19 000 with strong demand and higher prices. sheep receipts 1 backers and lamb prices per head 2.06 to 4.00.
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Shipwente
St. Luci
Jin
Wraden Ateady
Ligud
Caine
Masia
Blohes
Sheel Stemly
Kansas City Market Summary in June Listings and Rates
The Indicator notes mixed market activity with dull wholesale prices and several bids. It lists oats rye butter eggs hay flax seed and poultry with varying bids and prices including oats no bids, butter and eggs at steady rates, and live poultry around 2.50 per dozen or per unit depending on grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred
Dune
Receita
Yin
du Aix
Kansas City Live Stock Market Mixed as Receipts Rise
In Kansas City all stock categories show active shipments and higher prices. Cattle and hog markets rise with strong demand while receipts remain heavy. flour, butter, eggs, and provisions show steady with some gains. Prof Jewett visits Abilene schools for commencement. two former students graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewett
Abilene
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