Milwaukee repeal of ordinance and global notes from Abilene Reflector
The Abilene Reflector compiles brief items: Milwaukee Common Council repeals an April ordinance, the French Chamber of Deputies votes 302 to 227 for a cereals tax, and over twenty eight thousand visitors attended Bunker Hill monument last year. It also notes that many U.S. colleges publish newspapers, creditors summon Brevet, Scorr & Co. for debts above 300,000 dollars, and possible appointments for Lt. Greely as Assistant Adjutant General amid other varied items from politics, finance, law, and industry.
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Ueward
Bunker Hill Monument
Bie Pluck
Tlenewa
Ark
Henry Joes
William Lyle
Lila House
Nesro
Bis
Mnasked
Peoria
Til
Proria
Tekin Union Railway
Congressional turmoil and vetoes in mixed week actions
The Senate amended the Army and Pension bills and debated the Preemption and Timber Culture repeal while adjourning. House actions included an array of veto messages and Sundry Civil debates with a long row of committee steps and adjournments. in personal political news, notable events feature the French expulsion bill, Vatican appointments, and various resignations and nominations.
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Congressional
Ite
Plumb
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Tre House
House
Congress
Yeas
Nave
Fitz John Porter
Lowell
Loran
Ottawa
Ont
Duhamel
Lestice Stancer Matthews
Supreme Court
Mary K. Thesker
Cleveland
France
Comte de Paris
Jenoe Evward Laxr
Hillsboro
Illinois
John R. Eden
Rafat
H. Soxxescaem
St. Louis
Paris
Carvin Wexner
Horas
University of Edinburgh
Grxenat Avexaxnen Swaren
Mayer Grace
New York
Health Board
Tur Senate
District of Columbia
M Nation
James C. Matthews
Albany
N. Y
Qreix Victoria
Senate Committees On
Payne
Quiet Chile election returns popular candidate Bulina oda
A dispatch notes Chile elected Senor Bulina oda as president in a peaceful vote. Other brief items include a drowning accident in Providence Alabama with four victims, a critical condition for Senator Morrill in Washington, and various international and local events.
Kansas State News Highlights Prohibition and Local Events
Kansas items report a General Land Office agent’s dismissal in the state. July events include a Sunday School celebration at Bismarck Grove with General Logan expected to speak, and a Prohibition convention in Emporia July 13 14. Rail and crop notes, personal tragedies, and salary changes for post office staff across Kansas are detailed along with local incidents and economic updates.
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Wri T. Daew
Kansas
General Land Office
Bismarck Grove
Assembly
John A. Logan
Union Pacific Railroad
Emporia
Dume
Prohibition Clubs
Wc.t. U
Prohibition Party
National Teachers’ Association
Topeka
State Historical Society
Gresley County
Greeley County
Death of David Davis Ends A Storied Career
Judge David Davis died at six this morning after a rapid decline from Bright's disease. Born March 1815 in Maryland, he practiced law in Bloomington and rose from state legislator to circuit judge, Supreme Court justice, and U.S. Senator. Known for independence, he led the Senate briefly after Arthur became vice president.
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Judge Davis
Broomiyptoy, LL
David Davis
Bright
Cecil County
Maryland
Tie
Kenyon College
Ohio
Harvard Law School
Bloomington
Tle
Iineis
Lincoln
Supreme Court of the United States
Republiccan
Davis
Chicago
Supreme Bench
United States Senate
John A. Logan
United States
Senate
Arthur
Garfield
Senator Cullom
Judes Davis
Chicago Elevators Cut Wheat Storage Rates to Attract New Grain
Chicago elevators cut storage rates for wheat from five to three cents per bushel, effective July 1, in a bid to attract the new crop. Elevators in St Louis and Kansas City anticipate railway-rate competition to retain control of grain movement. The move aims to lure buyers before current prices firm, with conflicts over market shares noted across Illinois and Missouri markets.
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Jackson
Mexico
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Lousand
Kansas City
St Louis
Lake Shore Switchmen Clash With Police at Chicago Crossing
At Root street crossing Lake Shore workers struck against non union men. Police in force struggled to control crowds as switches were turned and cars wrecked. Pinkerton guards arrived later and arrests were made while trains moved under heavy guard.
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W. L. Knencer
San Antonio
Tex
Ironville
Toledo
Halifax
N.S
Annapolis County
Longley
Willard
Russia
Paut Wittis
New York
George Thiess
Parsons
Flemington
N. J
M. Atwater
Fort Montgomery
City of Kingston
James Black
Richard Golden
Cook
Apistatcu
Prague
Bohemia
Epen
Tur
Minneapolis
Tux
Philadelphia
M. Bartox
Sheepshead Bay
Astoria
Joux Newmas
Sevier County
Tenn
Railway Mail Service
HSM. 8
Undine
Brisbane
Australia
New Hebrides
Prance
New London
Conn
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Delaware Hia
Temporanes
Dover
James E
Berlin
Reuter Telegraph Company
Handeloges-Elischaft
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texas
Wiliam Garrett
Henderson County
Custer
Fort Custer
Mont
Decatur
Rockford
Ilinois
Rochamp
France
Eienr
Milan
Endei
United States
Canada
T. R. Adams
Adkins
Ark
Lake Shore
Lake
Chicago
Creston
Jows
Jons Partenson
Tl* Avenue
Street Railway
W. Weingardt
Gustave Brehstein
Consolidated
Peoria
Til
Chiaco
Root Street
Lake Force
Sixty-third Street
Amsden
South Bend
Polles
Switchmen’s Union
CAMS
Rock Island
Fifty-fourth Street
Rock Islan
Tiille
Freiziit
Tye
Switchmed
Elie
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Strother & Litts
Milwaukee
Chamber of Deputies
Brecet, Scorr & Co
Lieutenant Greely
Cavalry
Deer Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Jocpsy Norr
McEwen
Albany Penitentiary
War
Josefh Epps
New Diggings
Wis
Galena
Artomsey Geseua Teurterox
Murray
Antony
Waco
White
Court of Appeals At
Austin
Hunt
Burlington
Isbor
Madison
East Carroll
Richland
Tensas Parish
Delta
Mississippi
Yazoo River
Tar Vossiche Zeitung
Ange
China
News OF the
Chili
Republic
Senor Bulinaoda
Providence
AL Pour
Morrill
Washington
Cumanixa House
Burmah
Fairview
French Chamber of Deputies
M. Blanquet
Iron Molders’ Union of America
Knights of Labor
Tur Trotter
Harry Wilkes
Barus
Prsratcn
Guaymas
Mex
Coa
Mth
Potam
Joyce Davip Davis
Colon
Panama
Sewark
Pittburgh
Kansas State News
Anglo-Nevada Assurance Company
Cal
Bonanza
Mackey and Flood
Tur Ingalls Town Company
Dodge City
Larned
Santa Fe
Leavenworth
Jons Mosxner
Pratt Center
Monroe
Henry Waneren
Dighton
Lane County
Mr. Wampler
James Foley
Foley
Mars
Post Office Department
Anthony
Beflwville
Slo
Cawker City
Chanute
Cherryvale
Clay Center
Doge
St Fidorado
Ellsworth
Eureka
Great Bend
Hays City
Independence
Kingman
Elwin
la Cygne
Marysville
Medicine Lodge
Newton
Oberlin
Osborne
Oswego
Peabody
Russell
Sabetha
Salina
WaKeeny
Wamego
Wichita
Yates Center
Court House
Samuel Sherson
Missouri Pacific
Cor
J. E. Rives
Garden City
H. C. Brevett
New Mexico Bureau of Immigration
Citizens’ Bank
Altoona
Salt Spring
Normal School
Saline
Mitchell
Cloud
Kansas National Guards
Bishop Tuttle
St. Loui
Tutte
Mussouri
Daniel S. ‘Tuttle
Missouri
Cuannes Horrway
Standing Committee
Diocese of Missouri
Milwaukes
Milwatker
William A. Prentiss
Vernont
Ile
Denver
Col
Andrew Green
John C. Whitney
Kansas Withers
Green
Withers
Lareno
G. Spence
D. Randolph
Spence
Curiaco
Sevaria
Wm. Brown
East Sedalla
Brown
Drs. Felty
Shollenberger
Testem Medical
Coon Colleges
Buckerye
Betweemp
Garcelon
F. Garcelon, M. D
Ofice
Faulkner
Broadway
Seventh Street
Buckeye Avenue
J. M. Gleissner
Abilene
Gitizens’ Bank Lott & Company
A. W. Rice
D. R. Gorden
Joln
Schntz
W. B. Giles
T. H. Malott
Cashier
L. C. Vanscoyoc
Athene
Kan
Euroce and Sons
M. Kirsch
Abilone
J. Raub
Emsen Dental Surgech
Abione, Kan
J. J. Reacan
Enod
Bux Abitene
RMP
Jolley
REAL
Dickinson
Morris
Marion
Clay Counties
Dickinson County
Palace Drug Store
Esarr
Foundry
Saan
Ree
Small Horne
Stacker
Wishart
Williams & Knapp
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