New dressy post office named for Mr. Gladstone
The Abilene Reflector reports a new dressy post office named after Mr. Gladstone. Other items note the emperor of China ill with consumption, Meyerbeer widow death, and political shifts including Sen. Strastorp’s resignation plans.
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Mr. Gladstone
China
Wiesbaden
Giaromo Meyerbeer
Senate Debates River and Harbor Bill and Pension Acts
The Senate advanced the River and Harbor bill with amendments and discussed pensions for Mexican War veterans. House actions included crediting Kansas for ordnance accounts, cuts to a River and Harbor measure, and debates over treasury surplus redemption. Numerous notices covered pensions, appointments, and various international events through mid month.
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Senate
J. Th. Eads
Missisippi
House
Syracuse
Ryan
Kansas
Morrison
Treasury
Paine
Puch
Evarts
Teller
Logan
Payne
Frye
Hoar
United States
District of Columbia
Ewing
Foy
Elizabeth Luce
Cathrine McCarthy
Joseph Komiser
Niys Oh Pomsion
Kansas State News Highlights and Local Incidents
A Kansas board decision on railroad damage refunds arises after A A Carlson of Olesburg Illinois challenged a February 1936 snow blockade on the Kansas Central. The board refused jurisdiction, noting liability depends on road clearance and that jury trials are in courts. The report covers fires in Fredonia, a ruling on women’s eligibility for justice of the peace, a Topeka rail board reshuffle, progress on extensions, the San Francisco veteran reunion, Wichita’s city status, a murder capture near Friston, a Torixan girl’s father arrest, and National Teachers Association meeting notes.
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Green Glass Blowers’ Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Knights of Labor
Matamoros & Monterey
Mexico
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Peru
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Tidenthy
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United States
Canada
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Martin Benkey
Zoar
Aguustoguos
Thomas Manning
Detroit
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Brash Electric Light Company
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Ta Busosxen
Surra & Cols
Trockton
Vassalbors
New York
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Utah
Mery
A. A. Carlson
Olesburg
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kansas Central
Leavenworth
Glesburg
Kansas Central Railroad
Fredonia
Dr. Cormack
Drs. Wiley
Justice of the Peace
Bradford
Supreme Court
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Chicago, Kansas & Western Railway Company
Topeka
Santa Fe
E. W. Kinsley
H.S. Burdet
G. A. Burdett
E. J.thomas
J. F. McKim
A. F. Luke
Gallop
Boston
Joel Mulvane
Griswold
Pol Rowebrake
Mulvane
G. FP
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D. N. Finney
Neosho Falls
Hutchinson
Chanute
Osage City
Kansas
Quenennis
Mere
National Tex Association
McDivitt
Wichita
Atchison
Kansas City
Davis
Arkansas River
Friston
K. _den City
Finney County
Norroon
Torerxa
National Teachers’ Association
W. H. Rossington
Oklaoma
National Mills
Parsons
Dave Rumrine
Anderson Story
Willon Metver
Missouri
Thomas George
Congress
Anarchists Trial Reveals Haymarket Plot Details
Curacao July 17 A Chicago anarchists trial exposes a grand Haymarket plan. Witnesses describe armed groups, posters, and a council to attack police stations and disable fire services, with signals to mobilize across North Side and Wicker Park.
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Curcao
Garry
Haymarket
Anis
Felix C. Busch
Gotthied Waller
Leln
Welir Verein
Griet’s
Fischer
Engel
McCormick's
Wicker Park
North Avenue
Tlaymarket
Tet
Vischer
Nerangeric
Acromaites
Payne investigation tragedy on Tamaroa farm killings
A tragic shooting near Tamaroa Illinois follows a long dispute between John W. Corgan and his son in law Harry Miller. Miller shot Corgan during a farm dispute after a quarrel over oats and a wagon drive. Coroner's jury testimony details the confrontation and Miller's subsequent arrest. The second portion reports Senate committee findings on the Payne case and urges no further investigation.
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Harry Miller
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Teller
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Schultz
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Hall
Pendleton
Select Committee
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Ramey
Oto
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Frye
Moss
Little
Butterworth
Sen Neman
David B. Page
Oliver B. Mayte
John Corgan, Jr
Amy
Corgan, Sr
Mr. Corgan
Lowi
Lis Wrether
Win. Miller
Pyle Place
Tree Miles
Tamaron
Hubenold
Esepplos
Ands
Jitu
Hoy
Miller Cave
Tumaride
Winsett
Constaile Ormin
Cornier Fanner
Corman
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Arkansas
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Tivsrville
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
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Portland
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Wellington
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