Rumors and Notices From Across the Atlantic and Americas
Reports deny John Bright’s parliamentary resignation amid ties to Birmingham Liberal Association. Denison professor C C Grorceson to Tokyo, and Boston merchants probe low import valuations. Whaler Mary E Simmons crew lost near Cape Verde. Swiss Alps accident tally noted. Rangoon marks annexation of Burmah. England cedes border segments to China. India backs China-India defense pact. Treasury seeks Amethyst search cruise with northern reach. New York letter reveals sixteen thousand dollars in robberies. Local land proof standards tighten. Spanish Republicans disrupt a railway bridge for Cortes deputies. arrests follow in La Mancos region.
Many World Events In One Week From 19th Century News
Resignations and cabinet formations in France. Mexican consul appointed in Kansas City. Vanderbilt will probate. Bishop Harrington seized by King of Mombasa. New York governor inauguration highlights. London donors include Rossetti and Henry James to Whitman fund. Numerous accidents, fires, and political shifts across the globe cited with varied casualties and official acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Barssox
Grevy
M. de Frey-Joinet
Paor
Marxice Ramors
Kansas City
W. H. Vanderbilt
Mars. Groner Avoverts Sata
Melbourne
Australia
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Governor Hill
Albany
N. Y
New York
de Witt Clinton
Mombasa
Central Africa
Harrington
Firzecxom Lee
Richmond Va
Walt Whitman
London
Rossetti
Louis Stevenson
Francis Darwin
Mr. Dowden
Henry James
Haxnts
Lee County
Als
Alabama
T. D. Seauvas
Dublin
France
Duncan
Riverhead
Newfoundland
Harbor Grace
Kentucky
Frankfort
Charles Offut
Bourbon County
Green Kellar
Nicholas County
Robert Tyler
Gradie
Harry Glenn
Carlisle
Canterbury
Perez B. Sweexly
Fink
St. Louis
Aspeen T. Coz
Maysville
Henry &. Rich
West Willow
Pennsylvania
Ter
W. B. Gurley
Tur Railroad Recommends Power to Force Switches at Crossings
Kansas state railroad commissioners in their annual report urge legislation to empower the board to compel switch connections at railroad crossings when transfer of freight between lines is deemed advisable. The board would charge both lines for the cost, addressing many points lacking usable cross-compatibility for car transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Railroad
Tur
Shawnee County
Kerses Trust and Banking Company
Atchison
John J. Ingalls
R. M Manly
E. G. Armsby
Charles Manney
A.W. Simpson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Cowley County
Douglass
Winfred
Florence
Eldorado
Arkansas City
Indian Territory
Deld
Kansas
Brays
Russell County
George 8. Peck
Hartland
Hamilton County
Henry H. Cochran
Woodruff
Fairlips
James H. Hill
Wilsonville
Cherokee County
Air
Lyon County
John Wilbur
Canton
McPherson County
George E. Johanson Gilfillan
Bourbon County
John Wagner
Haddam
Washington County
Francis N. Vedder
Hamilton
Greenwood County
C. H. Voris
Ottumwa
Coffey County
Daniel D. Sturges
Sexton
Berber County
Aaron Hagaman
Welda
Anderson County
Joseph M. Kauble
Westphalia
Jere Orton
Zenith
Reno
Thomas J. Talbott
Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railroad
Secretary of State
Larkin
Atchison County
Atchison, Jackson
Shawnee
Wabounsee
Davis
Morris
Harvey
Butler
Sedgwick
Wichita
Rock Island Road
State Treasury
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Cuanres Reynolds
Junction City
Reynolds
Lawrence
Trinity Church
Episcopal
Kansas Volunteers
Fort Riley
Fort Hilry
Agricultural College
Thas
Diocese of Kansas
Aid Society
Vorce
Coloser Puerty
All Kansas
LC. Boxxrrt
Topeka
Leavenworth
Dennis & Co
Guthrie
Chastine Hughes
Astrose Company
Marysville
Tse
State Teachers’ Association
Representative Hall
A. K. Taylor
Emporia
Martin
G. T. Fairchild
Atchison Gun Club
Bonds Call Averting Panic Highlights Treasury Move
Treasury calls for 19 million dollars of three percent bonds to calm markets amid gold exports to Europe. Officials say the aim is to reassure public credit and prevent alarm while managing repayments and bank redemptions. Agricultural statistics follow, detailing corn and wheat production and value, with regional declines noted in Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metary Manning
Walmscoxs
Jordan
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Treasury
Treasury Department
Foreign Exchange
Department
Daily Beard
Sir. Beck
Senate
Beck
Pretary Manning
Wasumatox
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
California
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas Educators Close session at Topeka and other notices
The Kansas educators session in Topeka opened with papers on Citizenship Geography Teaching and Parent Cooperation. Other sections covered Athletics Practical English Original Student Work Model Recitation and Kindergarten Work with closing addresses by Chancellor Lippincott. A separate item reports Lebanon Texas fire dispatched aid from Amuaxy.
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Topek2
Torexa, Kax
State Teatchers’ Association
F. W. Hiddleson
Miss Goodspeed
Topeka
Nora D. Shawer
Troy
Peet. G. W. Spring
Lawrence
Eunice A. Lyman
Wool
Olas
Cenfield
McVicar
Washburn College
Hormel
J.P. Williams
The
State University
Ida Allborn
Baker University
Tilotson
O. K Marvin
Emilie Kuhlman
State Normal
Chancelor Lippincott
National Association
Missouri River Convention selects Omaha for next meeting
In Kansas City on December 31 the River Improvement Convention chose Omaha as the site for the next gathering slated for September 1836. The body approved funding steps, called for state and territorial delegates, and urged congressional support for Missouri River improvements. Delegates from Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas Montana Minnesota Dakota were named to Washington next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
River Improvement Convention
Board of Trade Hall
Board of Trade
Baker
G. D. Baker
Missouri River
Committee On
Warriss
Congress
Great Western
Great Misses River Valley
Missouri Valley
Missouri
Besoten
Fiewieet
St. Paul
Mixsteipni
Gemacd
Lester
Kansas
Mort Miley
Wyandotte City
Majer C. RL Sutter
United States
Kansas Mayer
Missouri Silver Commission
Fort Leaverworth
Kay
H. Megsty
Oh Wixpaam
Nebraska
R. B. Windham
C. Hartman
Iowa
Judge James
Council Bluffs
F. F. Evens
Sioux City
St. Kk
W. Hartwig
St. Joseph
W. H. Miller
J. D. Barker
Girard
S. F. Nealy
Leavenworth
Montana
T. (. Powers
Helena
T. A. Comings
Fort Renton
Minnesota
W. Crooks
Platt B. Walker
Dakota
W. Hi. Beadle
Yankton
W Thompson
Bismarck
Omaha
Chage
Judee Cole
St Louis
New Year Observed With Diplomatic Reception at White House
Washington January 2 New Year's Day was clear and mild with many officials, diplomats, and family members attending a formal reception at the White House. The crowd, including soldiers, sailors, and civil service leaders, stretched along the avenue as the president greeted about 6,090 guests, with 27,000 plus handshakes recorded in eight minutes.
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Washington
White House
Wasatxotox
Diplomatic Corp
Marine Band
Bayard
Cleveland
Lamar
Colonel Wilson
Tham
Duvall
Miss Cleveland
Bayand
Manning
Whitney
Vilas
Endicott
Wilson
Columel Wilson
the Provident
Army
Clevelanod
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Waite
Hintchfort
Harlan
Bradley
Gray
Woods
Miller
Fields
Strong
Mimcroft Davis
J. J1. McKenney
Bean
Kasson
Minimera
Sherman
War Department
Acress
Fr Line
Barracks
Fort Myer
Fort McHenry
Sheridan
Ine
Drum
Corps of Engineers
McComb
Signal Corps
Hazen
Cavalry
Artillery
Navy
Admiral Pyeter
Warden
Washinton
Civil Service Commissioners
Elgerton
Tresbelee Eaton
Education Eaton
Baird
Powell
Baronis
Fairchild
Treasury
Mooran Veterans Association
Onder
Tieamoxp
Fithagh Lee
General Assembly
Virgina
House of Delegates
Armory Hall
Lee
Bermul Gobbied
Lexpos
Prendergast
Burmal
British India
England
India
Britain
Thetan
Raye
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Strother & Litts
Birmingham Liberal Association
John Bright
C. C. Grorceson
Denison
Texas
Bryan College
State College
Tokio
Japan
Boston
United States Senate
Echo Des Alpes
Swiss Alps
Mount St. Bernard
Burmah
Rangoon
China
Upper Barmah
Hooper
Rush
San Francisco
Healy
Corwin
Aleutian Islands
Smith
Sparks
General Land Office
Spain
Cardenas
Sierra Moreno
la Mancos
Andalusia
Cortes
Madrid
Ciudad Real
News OF the
Telegraph and Mail
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Chamber of Departies
Tonquin Credit
Aver
Archer's Lake
Denver
Kingston
Kosch
Tae London Standard
Bavaria
Leopold
Gulf City Oil Works
Mobile
Ala
Carson
Thn
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
Brionan Haxrtox
Salt Lake
Garfield
Grant
W.T. Waxsie
J. Henry Work
Ford Ward
Marine Bank
Evorxe Sovensen & Co
Alaska
Vatestixe P. Surpen
Vier Langworthy
Snyder
Cork Steam Packet Company
New Brunswick
St. John
Wirkreranne
Lebanon
Brnnam Braster
Wilson County
Tenn
Mr. Beasley
Walton
Hayes
Rosher
Munhhall
Ture
Stone Cell
Tur Corry City
Mier
Mexico
Soregzier
Detroit
Mich
D. M. Ferry & Co
White
Richard Philbert
Pasteur Bes
Russia
Baltimore
Torre
Bates, Read & Cooley
Edgar Thompson Nast
Armenia
Frep Fisuen
August Dornheuer
Ceasole
St Prokop's Church
Tux Seeiiar Ags
BR. G. Ingersoll
Eurenon Willliam
Prussia
Crete
Tus
W. D. Chipley
Chattachoutchee River
Savanich
Pee Cawro
Chilirn Legation
Villa Maria
Argentine Republic
Stone A. m
Tarontam
Pawes
Easeler
Avery
Gaines Street
Rue & Jones
Evecery Story
Zummerman
Sec
Dr. Volzser
Park Hill
Ont
Kansas State News
Nasnynax
Trwy
Tram
Amuaxy
Peter Hart
Knowersville
John Robert Smith
Hatey
Hartey
Hlorridy
Donsry Crrz
N. d
Lomtani, Ayres & Co
Constable Hook
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Haxxman
Bruffs
Frank Bergman
Herman Sehessler
Fenes
Velio
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