Tariff talk and counterfeits in New York era
Earley frees a vast province from the slave trade, while Alaska is deemed unsuitable for the poor. Whiney’s navy yard reform saves about sixty thousand annually. Long Island counterfeit money flows from bartenders in New York City. Bohemian Czech tensions rise in the Diet over perceived Czech prejudice. New York grape and beer pool tensions threaten brewers outside the pool. A minister in Arkansas vanishes with Wheeler funds, causing suspicion. Mint values foreign coins for imports after July 1 1887, with varied per coin rates. Australian crop notes call hot weather favorable for yields on irrigated land, poor on dry land. Queensland wheat collapses.
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News of the Week Personal and Political Scandals
A chaotic collage of political shifts and social notes from the era includes William A. Hany named national bank examiner for Maine and New Hampshire, Henry Davee resigning as Tamany Hall sachem, and James A. Flack elected to replace him. The item mix covers assorted international, domestic, and personal events with brief mentions of dignitaries, marriages, deaths, ship news, and local incidents.
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Public Lands and Crops Report From Kansas Newsroom
Kansas land districts list preemption lands by county across the Arkansas Valley and Garden City, Oberlin, and Wa-Reener districts plus Osage trust lands. Crop figures show corn totaling 130,500,182 bushels and wheat around 14,5700 bushels. state officials note value and production shifts.
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Pawnee
Statorl
Pratt
Edwards
Hodgeman
Osage Trust
Comanche
Barber
Oberlen
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Ratelins
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Ford
Bodgeman
Clarke
Meade
Finney
Hamilton
Sewart
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Wallace
Wichita
Greeley
Willis Sims
State Board of Agriculture
Issi Ie
Rest in Peace Logan Funeral in Senate Chamber
Crowds mourned in foggy Washington as Senator Logan lay in state and a grand procession escorted the casket to the Capitol and then to Rock Creek cemetery. Dignitaries, family, and GAR veterans attended the service with readings from the Episcopal burial rites and a final procession to the tomb.
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United States Soldiers
Dead Senator Logan Kied News From All Quarters in New York
A compilation of tributes from major papers on the death of General John A Logan. Comments praise his war service and blunt nature, note his political flaws, and reflect on his place in Civil War memory. The clippings include assessments from The Sun and The Times, with reflections on his character and legacy.
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Conpwater
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Doughue County
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Norton County
House of Representatives
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No Man’s Land
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Tar Kansas Bar Association
Senator Logan
New York
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the Sun
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Werf
Lagan
Tritone
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Cleacaeter
Lois
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Dowdas
San Francisco
The
Call
Independent
Loran
Eranine
Terrible Story of Fire and Loss on the Bigbee River voyage
A chaotic account recalls a river boat fire eleven miles above Mobile. Descriptions detail smoke, panic, rescues, and casualties among crew and passengers, including two drowned and several missing, with lingering questions over the final tally and rescue efforts.
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Dan Hillhouse
McElroy
Hillhouse
Secon
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Benjamin Bush
Dow
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N. B
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Purdy
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