Congressional proceedings and notices in the Abilene era
A long, periodic report summarizes Senate and House actions including education and naval bills, land and trade measures, and Indian affairs. It notes votes on monetary remonetization, credentials of Payne, and bills to regulate adulteration of foods. Washington notes mention Grant’s visit, land disputes in New Zealand, and various legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
Mpey
Miller
New York
Missouri
Clark
Columbus River
Sn Futile Health
Cox
Robert Smalls
South Carolina
E.M. Mackey
Morgan
William Webster
Conte
New Zealand
Maxey
Committee
I&e
Bannock
Nez Perces
Edmunds
J. Bland
Yeas
Henry B. Payne
House
Dorsheimer
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Tne
Tward
Congress
Mississippi River
Lewis
United States
Washington
Secretary of War
Richmond
George
Committee On Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Marcus Whitmore
Oregon
Nnts
Dill Wen
Ato MW
West
Committee On Territories
Indian Territory
Texas
Connecon
Jonea Eenenen
Keifer
Boynton
Grant
House of Representatives
Ind
Turtle Mountain
Dakota
J. E. Lason
G. N. Oak
Harris City
Butler County
Interior Department
Jane
Frevp
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Conference Appointments in Kansas
The Methodist Episcopal Conference held in Topeka released district appointments across Clay Center Leavenworth and other circuits. Presiding Elders W H Underwood and J H Cowles lead Clay Center and Topeka post areas with numerous named pastors assigned to stations and circuits, including Leavenworth District and Manhattan circuit, plus additional staffing for Osage City, Wyandotte and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
The
Topeka
Clay Center
W. H. Underwood
Clay Senter
Beattie
Chrcleville
Wm. M. Ledore
J. K. Miller
Clifton
J. Biddison
Frankfort
Garrion
J. Brown
Green
J. F. Dennis
T. J. Bays
Spring Hill
J.5. Smith
Tonganoxie
F. P. Kite
Valley Falls
L. C. Bigs
Wellsville
L. A. Hubbard
Winchester
Thomas Scott
Wy- Wm. Stevenson
Wyandotte
James Marvin
U.S. Indian School
Lawrence
J. A. Lippencott
State University
Cowles
J. Cowles
Ing Elder
Auburn
J. C. Foreyman
Baldwin City
W. RK. Davis
Wa. Whitney
Burlingame
H. A. L. King
Burylingamé
Second Church
Osage City
G. W. Patton
Carbondale
C. Minear
Centropoll B
J. Baskerville
Clinton
J. A
Joo. Winterbourne
Wakarusa
BURNING STEAMER THE Rebecca Everingham Burns. Seven Die
The steamer Rebecca Everingham laden with cotton caught fire in the stern from a spark near an electric lamp. Sixteen cabin and nine deck passengers escaped in night clothes, while seven or eight persons perished. The vessel valued at 24000 dollars was a total loss. Captain White and Pilot Lapham praised for aiding evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Dubuque
Dick Heller
Connie Swain
St. Louis
Thomas McGuaru
C. H. Starke
Lake Michigan
Cleveland
Chihuahua
Oakville
Ind
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bismarck
D. T
Long Pine
Nebraska
Hawhutos
Davissey Wells
W. M. Coats
Glasgow
Scott County
Til
Sensmeir
Water Street
Evansville
Joe Reeder
Green River
Mike Norton
Canadian Pacific
Credit Valley
Detroit
James Tucker
Darlington
Petro
Michigan
East Saginaw
Chicago
Cincinnati
State Senate
Desmond
Henry Henderson
Chester
Willliam Barnett
Youngstown
Barnett
Fink
New York
Crave Nortanor
Yale
Actee
Minnesota State University
Minneapolis
Joan Nanr
Lloyd Porter
St. Paul
Minn
St Clair County
Houston
Illinois
Geena J. B. Gonpon
United States
Georgia
Samuel J. Tilden
James Campbell
Field
Lexington
Kate Graves
Kentucky
Rebecca Everingham
Chattahoochie
Columbus
Penny Carrun
A. Bracknell
Bryan
Tex
Memphis
Tux Baily
Atilanta
Hugh Folland
Clifton
Madrid
Alfonso
North German Lloyd Company
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Kingston
Ont
Wolff II
Epmund Yates
London World
Earl of Lonsdale
Sligo
Ireland
Quebec
Toronto
Ryan
Philadelphia
Parick Anproskorr
M. Leighier
St. Petersburg
Petrakoff
Poland
Russia
Homonvan
Miss Gopparn
Paris
Prince Poniatwski
Morton
Neptune
St. John
N. F
Canada
Daniel Steinmann
Sambro Island
Halifax
Antwerp
Cotruars
Mrs. Aven
Cuthbert
Miss Simpson
Fort Galns
Tolia Anderson
Richard Coleman
Adolph Thomas
A. Stephens
Randolph Singer
Bob Griffith
Central Line
Chattahochee
Apalachola Bay
Boston
Mass
High Beach
North Scituate
Pease
Thorndyke
Martha Weeks
Rockland
Scituate
Constitutional Proposal For A National Convention Commission
Rep McCord drafts a plan to appoint a 76 member bipartisan commission by the President with Senate consent to study amendments and urge a convention of two thirds of states. If called, the convention would meet in 1887 to address presidential succession veto power and woman suffrage among other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmaton
D.C
McCord
Joiot
Senate
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strother Bros
Telegraph
Mall
A. B. Nickerson
Keystone
Connellsville
Liam McLaveuum
West Philadelphia
Scranton
New York Daily Commercial Bulleiy
Hampshire
Manchester
Baremore
Modjeski
Per
Alrane
Lyman & Curtiss
Waxpenwarrr
Brooklyn
J- B. Foraker
F. W. Halsey
Cornell University
Hersey
Whittier & Wyman
Isaiah Wiggins
Henry
Cavees
Troy
Church
Turopoxe A. Perry
Tuene
East Sarsbery
Moss Johnson
Forrest Park
N.Y
Faasx Excort
Colorel
York County
N. C
Sherman
Thomas Wilson
Key West
Fis
G. Wanurxs
Vicksburg
Miss
David Martin
Walter Owens
Jem” Warp
Victualers’ Asylum
London
Swears
Story Creek
Warren County
N. Y
Miles Murray
Miles Murray, Son-In-Law of the Murdered Woman, Has Been Released. Mrs. Swears
M. Randall
Kansas City, Memphis and Springfield
Spring City
W. H. Temps
Baltimore
New Albany
Texas Pacific
Baird
Ewaxvel Genew
Wiliam Buery & Co
Shamokin
William Yocum
Kansas State News
Atchison
J. Denison
Reeter Elder
Der
Atchisony Taliman
Denning
West Rtchison
W.T. Kerr
White Cloud
J. M. Beoncer
Kansas
Hattan
J. Mitchell
Presidin
Meenchester
Felpe
J. W. Wilson
Council Grove Iircuit
Uy Rede
Westmoreland
Flunter
White City
W. Browning
Wilmington
J. McQuiston
Woodbine
D. C
Cub Mer
Winfield
Cowley County
Brett
Norton County
Kas
Howell
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
John Foster
Saline County
Foster
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of the United States
Guck
Samuel T. Gilbert
Board of State Charities
A. T. Sharpe
Semner
Leavenworth Board of Trade
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company
Santa Fe Company
Agricultural Department
State Agricultural Society
Union
David ‘T. Brewer
Eighth Judicial Circuit Court
South
Sycamore Street
Court House
Seventeenth Regiment
Leo Vogelsong
Alfre Hopkins
Sean
Atlanta
April
Ogtetree
Mississippi
Waltertiary
Ogletree
Charles ‘Tilden
Charlie
West End
Dallas
White
Bos
L Ogtetree
Neshoba County
Charlie McComas
Wasnieros
Matamoras
Charley McComas
Chibunima
Crooks
Creek
Cosyrisville
Fayette County
Swannaviase
Douglas Furnace
Price, Kelly & Co
Spearman Iron Co
Mabel Furnace
Parkins & Co
Middlesex
Real Crant
Stephens
Massachusetts
Constitutional
Danville
Apu
Perryville
Hicks & Sons
Crompton Lowe
American Express
Beusell
Smith
Smith Brothers
Errisatas
Lat
Wasmtoros
Ww. P. Seeds
Abilene, Kansas
Eee Culbertson & Mead
Abilene
Jude
Boxentake
Daven
First National Bank, of
Abilene Bank
Tenon
Eeeie Maver
Stockbe
Lebold, Fisher & CO
Thomas Kirby
General Banking
All Business
L. Potter
Woodbine P. D
Willery Sales
Kim
C. W. Ligsett
Abilene Kansas
PF. A. Smalley
Ani
Post-attier
Amsias
Geo. A. Wiles
Dirkmanss
Mesteen
Wesvern
Reminabbe
Arenteed
Pastehee Aide
Raub & Jackson
Crise
J. W. Gore
H. J. Hudson
Nicolity’s
John J. Prichard
Junction City
Third
Porter & Umbrell
Frank A. Smalley
Keller
East Third Street
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