Chicago mass meeting backs Irish liberty and Gladstone
Ten thousand Chicago citizens met on May 25 1886 chaired by Richard J Oglesby to pledge support for Ireland's parliament and rights. They condemn Tory press attacks and praise Gladstone for reestablishing Irish legislative independence and justice, sending a cable to Parnell in London.
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Ireland
Parnell
Gladstone
Chicago
Curcaco
Isis
Richard J. Oglesby
Ilinois
Trish
Emmet
Fitzgerald
Davis
O'Brien
Martin
England
Scotland
Chatham
America
Curiaco
House of Commons
London
Memorial Day Urged to Observe In Solemn Review
A Decoration Day notice urges closing all businesses and abstaining from amusements to honor the grand heroism and self sacrifice of those who preserved national unity. Signers include Rev W Irelan and many local clergy, officials, and business leaders urging a day of sober reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irelan
E. H.S. Bailey
Jas. Marvin
M. D. Greenlee
A. Beatty
Joel S. White
A. H. State
Diggs
Harris & Harrie
Geo. D. Anderson
J. A. Lippincott
J. S. Crew
James H. Canfield
E. Miler
D. H. Robinson
Alex. Love
Edw. L. Nichols
James M. Hendry
A. Hadley
J. B. Stevens
R. G. Jamison
F. O. Marvin
Rev. R. Cordley
Wilson Sterling
L. H. Pierson
J.S. Emery
Wm. Sinclair
T. M. Hargis
W. Crum
G. Grovenor & Son
Theo. Poehler
Sam’ A. Riggs
Decoration Day Observances by Washington Post No 12
Special Order outlines Memorial Day events in Lawrence Kansas with parade from Post room to Pilgrim Congregational Church and Plymouth Congregational Church services, cemetery march to Oak Hill, and a later procession to South Park for program including prayers, hymns, addresses, recitations, and music. Comrade A H Whitcomb named marshal. Ice cream and strawberries noted at M E Church.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Lawrence
John Payne
Washington Relief Corps
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
A. H. Whitcomb
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ladies of Washington Relief Corps
South Park
T. F. Norris
Handel and Haydn Society
Mayor Poehler
First Regiment Band
Etta Stone
Cora Becker
Washington Post Drum Corps
J. G. Doroughty
H. M. Greene
Old Hundred
Solon O. Thacher
America
A. H. State
Washington Post
L W. Stone
F. D. Brooks
Fire at Dinsmore House on New Hampshire Street
About 11 o clock yesterday morning Mr Dinsmores residence on New Hampshire Street was found on fire. The alarm sounded and the fire department arrived but the blaze had already been put out. The fire started from a gas jet that burned all night and blew a curtain into the flames. Damage estimated at about MU. A narrow escape from a potentially disastrous fire.
Not Dead Woman Fights Illness After Tragic Rumors
Belle Dunnaway of Addnta Ga declares she is alive after four years of severe blood poison rheumatism and neuralgia. She recounts wasting away gaining 60 pounds of flesh after using five bottles of B B B and notes continued illness. Barber Bros Druggists sell the product.
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Belle DunNawWay
Addnta
Barber Bros
Warrants Issued for Ball Players in North Lawrence
Judge Howard issued warrants for Johan Barker Thomas Walton W H MecKissock Line Johnson and Mathew Taylor over a disputed ball game and loud improper talk disturbing residents peace last Sunday in North Lawrence.
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Judge Howard
Johan Barker
Thomas Walton
W. H. MecKissock
Line Johnson
Mathew Taylor
North Lawrence
Rheumatism Cure Report From Newman Georgia
JaCOB SPONDLER testifies after two years of rheumatism in both shoulders he cured with seven bottles of B. B. B. He credits Rev. W. W. Wadsworth and local Newman merchants. Mrs. M D Green of Bloomington Illinois visiting friends.
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Newman, Ga
W. W. Wadsworth
Newman
Jacob Spondler
Barber Bros
M.D. Green
Bloomington, Illinois
Friends
Knights of Labor Session Aims At Silent Reform
Cleveland May 25 The Knights of Labor held a secretive general assembly from 3 to 8 PM with a noon break for Mary A Woodbridge of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Edward Norton of Chicago urged an employers union to meet labor. A trades unionists and Knights conference produced a plan for resolving differences to be submitted for ratification. the assembly mainly appointed a press and credentials committee.
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Cleveland, O
General Assembly
Knights of Labor
Mary A. Woodbridge
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Edward Norton
Chicago
American Manufacturers’ Union
Trades Unionists
Philadelphia
Household hints on cooking and home comforts
Instructions cover ironing, parsley substitute for capers, veal dish and bread crumb mix, mashed potato balls, tomato soup without meat, stewed potatoes, carpet cleaning with ammonia, keeping ice in a sick room using flannel, frying potatoes Lyonnai se and cabbage pudding. Also notes on potato salad, a home lounge frame from a pine box, and bedding arrangements for a bedside lounge.
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Sydney
Dairyman Bob Lloyd killed near Mescal station
Kansas City dates report Bob Lloyd a well known dairyman was killed today one half mile north of Mescal station on the Southern Pacific line between Benson and Pima by hostiles that appeared in the San Pedro valley. The pursuit has split the hostiles into small bands moving toward the San Carlos reservation. Army circles hint swift action if they reach the reservation. One Indian killed near Panrose after Mexicans attacked Indians eight miles away last night.
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Kansas City
The
Times
Tombstone
Arizon
Bob Lloyd
Mescala Station
Southern Pacific
Benson and Pantonica
San Pedro Valley
San Carlos Reservation
Elmwood herd sale tops US cattle market in May
Junxcrion City Kansas May 25 The Elm wood herd of Cin Gifford & Son sold short horn cattle in a well received sale. Nineteen 22 year old heifers averaged 273 50 and nine bulls averaged 182 75. Total sales 6980. Buyers from Davis Riley Clay Washington Wabaunsee and Osage counties.
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Junxcrion Ciry
Kas
Elmwood
Cin Gifford & Son
United States
Congress of Churches Convened at Music Hall in Cleveland
The American congress of churches met in Cleveland at Music Hall with a 25 member general management council. It plans public meetings to discuss topics of interest to American Christians, including ecclesiastical and orthological questions where Christians differ.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Amercan Congress of Churches
Music Hall
Council of 25
America
Cora Lee Pleads Not Guilty in Graham Murder Case
Springfield indicts Cora Lee for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Graham. She appeared before Judge Geiger, entered a not guilty plea, and was returned to jail. Attorney plans to push for the next term of court. Mrs. Emma Molloy visited her this afternoon.
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Springfield
Cora Lee
Sarah Graham
Geiger
Circuit Court
Emma Molloy
Grand Lodge of Good Templars meets in Ricamont Virginia
The thirty second annual session of the grand lodge of the order of Good Templars opened in Ricamont Virginia in the hall of the house of delegates. Right Worthy G. T. John B. Finch of Nebraska presided and presented a report detailing active work by the order during the past year.
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Ricamont
Grand Lodge of the Order of Good Templars
House of Delegates
G. T. John B. Finch
Nebraska
Market Report from Curiaco May 2 Wheat Prices Fall
Wheat prices declined with the day closing near the year's lows as visible supply fell less than 2,000,000 bushels. June delivery opened higher then slid to 7 7/16, closing around 7 13/16. Corn and oats saw firmer closes, while provisions and flour markets remained dull with mixed regional quotes.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Toesuly
Tipe
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary Report
The Drovers Journal notes weak cattle demand with receipts around 3,000 and shipments at 2.71, cattle prices 1.75 to 4.00 for cows bulls and mixed, and bulk 2.90 to 3.20. Hogs show 21,000 receipts with market opening 10c higher but closing with earlier gains erased, typical rough and mixed 3.00 to 4.20. Sheep receipts 300 with natives about 2.04 to 4.75 as market remains slow and weak.
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CutcaGo
the Drovers Journal
Texas
Kansas City Produce Market Summary Report
The Indicator notes a dull flour market with prices for several grades and wheat receipts at 4,393 shipments 40 and 22,422 in store. Corn receipts 10,776 shipments 15,013 in store 69,229. Butter and eggs firm with creamery butter at 14 cents and eggs at 3 cents per dozen. Potatoes weak with peachblows at 45 cents per bushel and Michigan russets at 50 cents.
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Asc
Usc
Neschanocks
Michigan
Ruse
Soc
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report May 25
Live Stock Indicator from Kansas City shows CATTLE receipts 2 509 shipments 1 344 with a weak market. HOGS receipts 0 061 shipments 3 248 active and rising with prices from good to choice 3 15 to 4 70. SHEEP receipts none market quiet with good to choice 3 40 to 4 05.
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Kansas City
St Louis Produce Market Report May 25
St Louis market notes show flour prices steady with varied bids for family and fancy grades. Wheat No 2 red cash and futures drift, corn No 2 mixed steady, oats and rye listed, butter eggs whisky and meat cuts quoted with narrow ranges.
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St. Louis
St Louis Live Stock Market Summary May 25
St Louis cattle receipts 1,200 with active but lower market for common and medium grades. Selected shipping and export 5.30 to 5.00? fair to good. Cows and heifers 2.50 to 3.75. Hogs receipts 5,200 with market 5 to 10 cents higher. Butchers and selected hogs 4.50 to 5.00.
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St. Louis
Money and finance notes from New York market briefing May 25
On call ease at B12 five percent. Discounts at Prime mercantile four and a half percent. Foreign exchange quotes Strons practical rates 487 for 0 dave and 4,894 for demand. Total stock sales to Gay reported at 215,401 shares.
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New York
Dave
Gay
Lawrence Local Market Listing
Market prices for grains and staples listed with multiple items. FLOUR and WHEAT prices, CORN, OATS, RYE, hams and bacon, lard and tallow, butter and cheese, potatoes and apples, poultry priced per unit. Casual item sheet likely from a local market page.
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Lawrence
Second Nest
Graham
Chaid
Local residents receive marriage licenses yesterday
Peter Sloss of Wyandotte and Julis Owens of this city, John W. Bardwell of Kingman Kansas and Jenny R. Lawrence of Lecompton were granted marriage licenses yesterday. One of the unnamed licenses was also granted.
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Peter Sloss
Wyandotte
Julis Owens
John W. Bardwell
Kingman
Kansas
Jenny R. Lawrence
Lecompton
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Islands
Mr. Gladstone
Liberal Party of
Rhiand J. Ogresny
Hingis
Washington Post No
Department OF Kansas
M. E. Church
Indian School
Col. Grabowski
Epirok Darty Journal
Haskell Institute
Oliver
United States Indian Training Schools
Oberly
Cal. Oberly
Indian Office
General Atkins
Superintendent of Indian Schools
Haskell
Superintendent of Schools
Ettient
Nop Board of Visitors
Haskel Institute
Artuur Grabowskil
Knights
Trades Unionists and Knights
Good Templars
K. of L. Convention
Panrose
A. T
Micy
American Church Congress
Missouri
Chicago & Alton
Burlington & Quincy
Missouri Pacific
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