Dismissal of Railway Mail Agent McKister Cited
The Postmaster General Graham dismissed u. J. McKister, the railway mail service agent for this Territory, due to neglect of duties. The note expresses hope for a replacement who will protect public interests amid recent fires in the capital, deemed incendiary in origin. The writer condemns the incendiary fires and shares sympathy for ongoing misfortunes.
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Kansas railroad rates debate sparks crossfire of interests
The piece argues Kansas railroad commissioners struggle to set fair round rates balancing public need and railroads' rights, noting California’s approach as a contrast where rates are accepted and could be trimmed without harming railroads. It highlights how Kansan plans risk harming both people and carriers amid complex cost factors.
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Taxation of Railroad Lands and Private Privileges Debate
A congressional debate contends that railroad land grants and corporate benefits spur national growth. It contrasts individual settlers with corporations, arguing both are essential, yet questions how government should balance privileges and taxation between them.
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Congress
Corporate and individual rights under taxation and land laws
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Congress
Two women attack man in ballroom incident and floods relief
A San Francisco committee raised £5,200 in five hours for eastern flood sufferers. Horse races in San Francisco start April 13 and run on alternating days through April 19, with events involving a horsewhipper incident in a ballroom.
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San Francisco
Nail use in horse shoes guides and cautions
The article explains nail quantity varies with shoe type and horse size, from five to seven for light fast draw and higher numbers for heavy work. It warns against overusing nails, stresses a thick short crust hold, notes holes may close with horn growth, and advises minimal rasping of external hoof walls to prevent brittleness and cracks according to Stock Traser.
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Stock Traiser
Citywide water woes and brewery limits alarm St Louis
Authorities fret over insufficient water works while residents ignore supply levels. The brewing capacity bottleneck and Sunday drinking restrictions spark concern as officials grapple with legal limits on tapping private tanks.
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St. Louis
Secret Societies Arimneom Chapter Convocation Notice
Arimneom Chapter No 1 1 A 37 Stated convocations on the second Monday of every month at 7280 p.m. in Masonic Hall. Sojourning companions in good standing are cordially invited. M. W. Kanes H. P. F. A. Suaw Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
M. W.kanes
H. P
F. A. Suaw
Masonic Meeting Notices At Susanice Hill
Hilds stated meetings on the pres day near the full moon at 7 30 p m in Susanice Hinll journing brethren in good stand are invited to attend Ex amining committee members include Jons T Agsar M W Kanes W F McNourr and E Gazz with W M E Parros and W F McNonrr serving as secretary
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Phoenix Lodge No 2 Meeting Notice in Oud Fellows Hall
Phoenix Lodge No 2 calls on visiting brethren in good standing to attend a meeting in Oud Fellows Hall. The gathering is scheduled for Saturday at 7:00 p.m. Lincoln Fowser, N-G: J, BE. Wuanros, Secretary.
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Phoenix Lodge
Satoning
Lincoln Fowser
BE. Wuanros
Regular meetings in Mazonic Hall attended by members
A notice invites all members in good standing to attend weekly meetings held every Wednesday at Mazonic Hall. D. Louser and M. W. Jos. Casireei. serve as recorders for the lodge.
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Mazonic Hall
D. Lousr
M. W .Jos. Casireei
Phoenix Lodge No.2 Holds regular convocations
Phoenix Lodge No 2 holds regular convocations on the first and third evenings of each month at 7 30 p m at Masonic Hall. Officers listed include S E Pat tos C C and H W Rypen KE of R es.
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Phoenix Loge No
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E. Pattos
C.C
H. W. Rypen
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