Russian tariff hike and wreck reports in old dispatches
The record cites a tariff rise on imports by ten to twenty percent, a steamer Cachagras report of the Italia wreck with sixty five lives lost, a Honolulu to Washington negotiation bid for Sandwich Islands annexation, and various notices from the era including diary sales, a death by own act, mine fire threats, and diplomatic cables tying Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro via American lines. It also mentions naval budget probes, Mexican tax overhauls, and Indian Territory cession talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossory
State Department
Washington
Buenos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Pacific
United States
Brazil
Argentine
Congress
Oklaoma
Five Civilized Nations
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
World at Large Personal and Political Summary
A dated roundup reports appointments and deaths of notable figures in diplomacy and politics. Edward H. Strobe named Secretary of Legation to Spain. Josefa Tarton, father of Bayard Taylor, dies at eighty nine. Riccarno Merrick dies in Washington after illness. George W. Dest notified of suspension from San Francisco customs post. Thomas Beck succeeds him. Additional notes cover cabinet and diplomatic moves, brief overseas events, and miscellaneous political items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Strobe
New York
Spain
Josefa Tarton
Bayard Taylor
Riccarno T. Merrick
Washington
Georse W. Dest
General Grant
Cleveland
Custom House
San Francisco
Thomas Beck
Lonp Garmore
Miss Fortescue
Joax McCantoven
Sturtevant House
McCullough
Olivier Pain
el Mahdi
Gesmat Frank Ansstrone
New Orleans
Secretary of the Interior
Inspector Newell
Prince Frederick Charles
Germany
Kansas State News Highlights Political and Crop Reports
State updates show Tax Governor appointing Harrison Kelly to the Live Stock Sanitary Commission. Attorney General holds women vote in district meetings but not electors except for bond issues. Wheat yields exceed expectations with 15 percent higher output and favorable weather. Sheriff reports Prohibitory Law violations and a fatal stabbing near Greensburg. Fire destroys a dwelling near Topeka injuring occupants. Deportment notes advances in silk production and silkworm breeding. Indians threat concern voiced by Gov. Martin and War Department urged protection of Kansas settlers. River accident claims one life, with other injuries and legal notices across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Khartoum
Treasury Department
Washington
White House
Colorado
Berlin
William
National Bank of Mexico
Boreuand
Mint
Wabash
Woodstock
St. Louis
Stewart
Mann
Hillman Insurance
Leavenworth
Kan
Hillman
Pisrates
London
Batoum
Russia
Black Sea
Grafton
W. Va
West Virgina
Riddle-Reiber
Pittsburgh
Riddle and Reiber
Rome
Freeman's Journal
Dublin
Walsh
Maynooth College
McCabe
Denise
Lapeer
Mich
Sampson
Lucca
Italy
Mountain & Son
Mobile
Ala
Henry Scott
Joe Richardson
L. Matthews
Sally Matthews
Tonquin
New London
Conn
Columbia
Harvard
Texas
Indian Territory
Red River
Delaware Bend
Washita
Drs. Roberts
Mayfield
Middleboard
Dr. Roberts
Inverness Scotland
Panama
Harrison Kelly
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Ep Dixox
Huron
Atchison County
Martin
District Court
Topeka
Press Club
Hamilton Stone
Wass
Tyler
Ed. Doak
Greensburg
Kinsley
Doak
Trien
Commissioner of Agriculture
United States
Woman's Silk Culture Association
Philadelphia
Jules Herbetin
New Orleans
C. W. Brooks
San Francisco
C. V. Riley
Hox
B. W. Perkins
Osweto
Giovrexok Martty
Secretary of War
War Department
Comanche, Clark, Meade and Finney
Garrett
Kuley
Daniel Cassill
Stade
Hiattville
W. F. Fulton
Franee County
Defianee
Lakir
Sanitary Cormimission
Coronet HalLowent
United States District Attorney
Hays City
Editor Donnington Survives Attempted Assassination at Grafton
The Hon George A Donnington editor of the Sentinel in Grafton West Virginia was shot at but struck the weapon away and the bullet hit his leg. A threatening anonymous letter implicated rival factions and a pursuer is sought. The incident follows political tensions with McGraw and McCormick referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Donnington
Grafton
W. Va
Donnington
Grarros
Dexxixetrox
McGraw
McCormick
Leee
Vier McCormick
Dunnington
Wheeling
Munnington
Jeter
Wheeling Intelligencer
Donninston
Cabinet Gossip: Bayard Might Leave Cabinet
New York dispatch says President anxious over Cabinet rift with Secretary Bayard. Sun notes Bayard's capricious stance and lack of fixed policy, predicting his imminent retirement. Bayard declines comment, directing questions to Cleveland.
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Cams
Bayard
New York
the Sun
Washington
Einen
Death Interposes at Washington Wedding
Dr Ewil Bexsell Arctic traveler and Madame Ravenna singer were to wed after a postponed ceremony. The minister failed to appear, then the bride died rapidly after illness, ending what was to be a joyous marriage in Washington. Madame Ravenna had pursued a varied career as a concert singer since arriving in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wastuxarex
Ewil Bexsell
Madame Ravenna
Sehovider
Maltimore
ARGENTIFEROUS DISCOVERY AT MINERSVILLE REPORTED
June 25 Pittston Pa excitement over a claimed rich silver ore mine at Minersville after engineer John Hackett from California found surface indications and leased the ground. Experts say specimens resemble rich ore known in Colorado as white ore and prospector influx grows. In Dallas a local posse captured and lynched eighteen outlaws near Washita Bend after a long chase across the Red River frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Pittsncren
Monehk
John Hackett
California
Colorado
Indians and troops pledged as frontier tensions rise
June 27 dispatches report Kansas Governor requesting War Department troop protection on the southwestern border amid anticipated Cheyenne incursions akin to 1872. Senator Ingalls met the President. Fort Reno in Indian Territory houses sixteen companies with no immediate outbreak feared.
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YHE
Edward L. Hedden
District of New York
Beattie
W. Burt
James D. Fist
Lace
The
Marine National Book
Auburn
Benedict
United States Court
New York
Toledo
Kansas
Cly
Memphis
Govenson Heaviy
Ohio
Targoone Parisen
Lizzie Malready
Crane
Puello
Villay
Cartaix
Opulo
Mexico
Que Buck
Biteen Wouten
Cbihteen
Saweer
Port Rowe
Platte Church
Jonx McCullough
Blomingdale Asylum
Vicksburg
Meridian Sod
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific
Queen & Crescent Road
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Wasmixetox
Ingalls
Martin
Indiana
Endicon
Interior and
War Departments
Augur
War Department
Fort Reno
I. T
Wrenrra
Kay
Eagle
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Associated Press
Amenecy
Fifth Cavalry
Carpenter
Reno
Missouri Wheat Crop Woes in Franklin County
Franklin County reports show poor wheat outlook with many farmers stacking grain as millers anticipate receipts. A letter from Henry C. Thins notes skepticism about crop quality and suggests only partial regional yields, while Gasconade County expects two thirds of an average crop.
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Franklin County
St. Louis
Joein Wah! & Co
Henry C. ‘Thins
Washington
Tangwat
Gasconade
Franklin
Angry veterans gather for nineteenth annual G A R encampment
Delegations from across the Union march to Portland for the Grand Army of the Republic gathering. Temperance circulars provoke tense reactions as thousands arrive, with police and city officials preparing for the event. Commander Koontz is welcomed by General Hall and Governor Robie amid addresses by city and state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Congress Street
New England
Executive Committee
Law and Order Leagues
Grand Army of the Republic
State Committee
Grand Army
Kountze
Nlcht
Associated Press
Newronrt
Ga.k
Ives Wml
Portland
Per Giessen
Chio
Tennessee
Angio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Colorado
Minnesota
Oregon
Dakota
Missouri
Nebraska
Sichiquo
Temperance
Koontz
J. A. Hall
Storm notes from Kaunas and nearby towns
Fragmentary reports describe a cyclone in Kaunas area and Starronn Township causing farm and structure destruction. Several injuries and deaths reported, including Captain Tough's farm and others. widespread debris and damaged buildings across multiple locations.
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Bstrother Bros
South American Steamship Company
Cachagras
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
General Gordon
Tarman
Monte Carlo
Henry Knapp
Ashland
M. Wapprxctox
Marquis of Salisbury
France
China
Paris
Emile de Girardin
Gazette de France
Louis XIV
New South Wales
Australia
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury
Daily News
Kansas City
Cohen
Weatherford
Tex
Tax National Plumbers’ Convention
Southern Hotel
Tax Secretary of the Treasury
Auf de
Bundesrath
Prince Bismarck
Union Passenger Railway and Transfer Company
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Canada
Republic of Madrid
Prince Bismanes
Rhine
Ems
Mattingly & Moore
Bardstown
Frederick Weisman
Baltimore
Lancaster
E. L. Johnson
Edwin Henry
Green County
Tenn
Henry
Johnson
Indianapolis
Michigan
James D. Fisu
J. W. Joxrs & Co
Recine
Wis
H. R. Howell
Harvards
Yales
Conun
Department du Nord
Gexenat Hazes
Lotuxn K. Breer
J. C. Lewis
Douglass
Lewis
Brice
James Andre
William Parchmeal
Fort Smith Ark
Henry Feigel
Parehmess
Onar Onsen
Arenia
Norway
Nat
Lewes
Del
Kansas State News
Olen
Lane 26
Elwin S. John Greble
Second Artillery
Little Rock
Ark
Gertrude Poland
J. & Poland
Weilhessluy
W. Babcock
St. Jer’s Church
Flat Rock Cottage
Boston
Dallas
Texas and
Pueire
Washits
Miteen
Ganz
Indians
Teceson
A. T
Crook
Sierra Mares
Sierra Madre Mountains
Geronimo
Arizona
New Mexico
Fort Vashaca
Silver Creek
Couny
Genther
Nevinana
Nem
William Hayes
Neots
Owas Yous Marh
Wen
Neola
Hayes
Ane Fisneta Orrawa
Can
House of Conmtanns
Great Britain
John MnacLbonald
Uniter
New
Sxogerfest
Patrick Egan
National League
Goddess of Liberty
Lincoln
Storm Notes
Kaunas
Leavenwourn
Pirce
George Kichanteon
Jioseph Huckers
Starronn
Jima
Seward
Stockwell Vns
Shanes
M. R Cole
Byers
Sheen
Brise
Smith
Stockwell
Williaw Rose
Glenville
Oaterme
Cizens
Kove
Joe
Harrison
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