Washington Notes From Abilene Reflector
A condensed Washington summary notes denial of a rag import consignment from Marseilles due to health rules, plus volumes on the Marine Hospital Service, politics, and arrests. It mentions yellow fever in Sonora, quaran tine vigilance at Nogales, and various political shifts including Cleveland’s nomination and Maine Republicans’ anniversary plans.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Marseilles
Surgeon General
The
Marine Hospital Service
Sonora
Mexico
Nogales
Arizona
United States
Srscat Acest
Irving Hall
Ew York
Mike Cleary
Jock Burk
James K. Keene
Newport
Mr. Fiske
Salvation Army of
Bridge- Port
Conn
Clevelasd
Albany
W.F. Vilas
Cleveland
Maine
Strong
Franklin County
Bearrie & Beersens
Philadelphia
Samuel Lee
Grand Union
Saratoga
Thomas A. Hendricks
Paul Stevens
D. C
Camden
House of Representatives
Lincoln
Grant
Roran Prevos
Buatne
Venturous
Danseuse
Tur
Marine Bank
Olp Moraen Maxpe Leat
Mandelbaum
Pittsburg,Cincinnati
Henry Day
Horace Merrill
Sysiu
Rufus Conwens
Riverside
Cotoxel C.D. Wanixa
Long Island City
Commercial Wharf
Manhattan Club
Thomas Dickson
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Morristown
WN. J
Buffalo
Stantiaso
Julia Baker
Point Au Petrie
Kay Waost
Fis
Aminz
Wanamakor
Jens Baeruers
Boston
Greely
Portsmouth
N. H
Manda
James Burgess
Grindstone
Lawrence
Beok
Camry
Ceencees Te Aaiente
Tentnnee
Myler
Panis
Toulon
Twenty fifth anniversary of the Territorial Constitution Convention
The Wyandotte celebration marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the Kansas Territorial Constitution Convention of 1859. Surviving members presided, roll call showed five present, twenty nine dead, nineteen absent. Judge Kingman delivered the historical address as coroner Goss expands the state bird collection to 1,156 specimens.
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Territory of
Kansas
Wyandotte
A. Martin
Solon C. Thacher
Lawrence
Samuel A. Kingman
Topeka
Mr. Martin
J. M. Arthur
Linn County
J. Lamb
Caleb May
Atchison County
Samuel A. Kingnin
Brown County
John J. Ingalls
J. P. Greer
Shawnee County
BR. A. Williams
Douglas County
J. A. Middleton
Marshall County
Ben F. Simpson
Lykins County
P. H
W. McCullough
Morris County
C. B. McClellan
Jefferson County
J. W. Forman
Doniphan County
J. Stiarwalt
E. M. Huobbard
P.S. Park
Leavenworth County
F. Brown
Hipple
E. Moore
Jackson County
B. Wrigley
W. P. Dutton
John Ritchey
E. G. Ross
Wabaunsee County
J. E. Signor
Allen County
R. J. Porter
Doviphan County
J. M. Winchell
N.S. Goss
California
United States
Janes McGrew
Hute Ar
Report on the cattle fever outbreak at Manhattan Kansas
Dr. Holcomb State Veterinarian reports on the fever among 220 grade steers shipped from Kansas City. Cattle died or were destroyed after quarantine, with detailed postmortem findings. The physician notes likely origin before arrival in Caldwell and Kansas City, and suggests incubation of about seven days.
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Henry A. Snapren
Delphi
Ind
Ketchum
Vienna
Idaho
Nean Opdyke
Recestly
John Brunfield
Bridger Canyon
Montana
Sandoval
Sivex
Downs
Felix
Downe and
National Photographers Association
Cincinnati
Court House
Farara Prawpo
Sun River
Blackfoot
Tax Commercial Bank of Brazil, Ind
Commercial Bank of Brazil
Capital
Chicago
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
National Wire Company
Issac L. Elwood
William W. Rosser
Thomas L. Rosser
Lake Park Hotel
Lake Minnetonka
Michigan Car Works
Detroit
Mich
Fort Wayne
Hen- Gerke
Henry Epmeier
Peoria
EB L. Martin
Kansas City
Atchison
William Gillen
Jene Green
Clay Cooper
Wagon Bed Springs
Torexa
Holcomb
Glick
Kansas
Sim
Meatttawa
Franklin County
Manhattan
Hilly County
N.A. Adams
Manhatan
Union Pacific Railroad
Topeka
North Topeka
Pasand
Caldwell
Teading
Kansas Ciy
Texas
Crrr
A . Morse
Indian Territory
Kas
A. J. Snider
A. J. Snider & Co
St James Hotel
Mr. Fraser
William Sheidley
Catte
A. Drum
Union
Burlington Road
Frm
Messrs
Keenan & Hancock
Commission
Andy Jacobs
J. C. Tiffany
Jacksonville
Nebraska
Omaha
North Platte
Brady Island
Liscois
New
Maxwell
Neb
Dawes
Loring
Trumbower
Ilnois
Torrxa
N. A. Adams
Associated Press
N. Y
Democratic Notification Committee
Hendricks
Grand Union Hotel
Vilas
Notifs
Bell
Govvernor Hendricks
Prerssence
United States
Atlantic Giant Powder Company of
California
Marquis
Hulings
Albert Nobles
Texas Fever In Cattle Across Cities and States
Reports from Texas Kansas City and Chicago detail cattle deaths and illness attributed to Texas fever. Shippers and health officials confirm fever cases, quarantine measures, and culling of affected stock. Observers debate source and spread while Nebraska Iowa and Illinois report outbreaks and responses.
Prohibition Nominee Col St John Biography in 19th Century
Prohibitionist presidential nominee Colonel John P St John born February 25 1833 in Brookville Indiana, details his life from early schooling in a log school to military service in Illinois and California and later political rise in Kansas His career includes law practice in Charleston and Independence contibutions as State Senator Johnson County 1872 governor candidate 1875 1880 and 1883, finally devoting time to temperance after leaving office.
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John P. St. John
Brookville
Franklin County
Ind
Orange County
New York
St John
Imitsna
Ilinois
St Jom
Twofornia
California
South America
Central America
Mexico
Oregon
Illnois
Starkweather & McLain
St Charleston
Alexandria
Illinois
One Hundred and Fortythird
Charleston
Ills
Independence
Olathe
Kansas
Johnson County
State Temperance Association
St. John
Kansas Republicans
Murcir
Otter
Trade Topics and Diversions From July Reports
A digest of financial and court items includes weekly clearings by leading U.S. houses with gains and declines versus 1883, Oliver Ames seeks relief from receivership in Massachusetts, Bethlehem Iron reduces salaries by twenty percent to market steel rails, a lightning ball strike injures no one but shatters a mirror stand in Nanuet, and a New York Mail note contrasts women's roles in France and Switzerland with American expectations.
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Oliver Ames
Bostos
United States
Parapespia
United States District
Oliver Aimes
Credit Mobilier of America
Ames
Massachusetts
Shipley
Providemsn Life Insurance and Trust Company
Beruteuns
Bethlehem Irom Company
Tosei
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Atlants
Bornsmed Gibbons
O'Keafe
Locrie
Canada Southern Line
Philadelphia & Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ware
Nellie Burke
Hancock
Shelbyville
Saginaw River
Frank Stooxe
Schoolcraft
Jock
Texas Board of Education
A. A. McDosane
Charlotteville
Prince Edward Island
Racart Joe
Key's Siding
del Rio
Tex
Walnut Rige
Ark
General Land Office
Surveyor General
Orates
Thare
Guzex
Marlboro
Carroll
Torus
Lexington
Democratic Committee
Third
Virginia
George D. Wise
Congress
Epward Steens
Cooperstown
J.T. Ray
Yazoo City
Miss
Little Rock
Nan Montezuma
Ninth Congressional District
Connelly F. Trigg
West Virginia
F. M. Reynolds
F. G. Berry
Mississippi
Bee Cepuas
Cambridge
Celia Bush Murphy
Grannce Surra
Asberry Hughes
George Hughs
Scotsboro
Ala
Henry Porter
Sand Mountain
Alabama
Buven
Koch
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France
Montreal
Bank du Peuple
Predeste
Turkey
Paris
Suakim
Mason
Mediterranean
Canada
Pacific States
Foo Chow
China
Toronto
Christian Leslie
Vatican
Buenos Ayres
Father Clara
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Vanprnsinr
Maad S
Jay-Eye- Lee
Maud
Werner Bros. Bank
N.Y
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Porto Rico
City
Springfield
Brushnell
New York Board of Health
Deerpark Hotel
Stephen B. Elkins
Blaine
J. P. Surra
St. Mary's Church
Edwardsville
Bourstaxa
Newburg
Wilson
Kingston
Pittsburgh
Negr Orleans
Ducoto
Lemains
Kansas State News
J. J. M.ants
W. J. Buchan
C. L. McCuung
Jewell County
J. C. Nye
Greenwood County
Leavenworth
Wichita
Nancy Ellis
South Leavenworth
Greenville
Hos
Nelson Adams
Larned
Navasota
Missouri Pacific
Belmont House
Tarsons
List
A. Enzuttarn
Osage County
George
James
Claude
Woodson
Emerald
John Doolin
Nortonville
Jim McCatt
Marysville
BE. Holcomb
Lambeth
Brooklyn
Inge
Brooklyn Eagle
Vermont
Bassom Globe
Birm State
Prohibition
Iw York
Switzerland
Tin
Philadel
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore
New Orleans
Louisville
Milwaukee
LMI
New Haven
Columbus
Worcester
Mompawe
Syracuse
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