Bankruptsy bill debate in Senate juggles officers terms
The Senate on the 21st debated a bankruptcy bill. Sherman moved to examine officers of the Treasury, four year terms, and the motion passed. The House pressed pension and tariff items, with a Missouri bridge bill and timber depredation measures advancing. Debates touched labor statistics and a bureau of animal industry, while naval and election cases occupied later sessions. Washington notes mention divorce scandal and various local disturbances across regions.
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Cameros
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Sesson
Evans
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Kousteen
Awe
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Miscouri
Silley
Iidt
Boon
Turner
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Committee On
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Word Ve. Peters
Peters
Messrs
Kennett and
Weller
Rison Taril Pilla Isa
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Ears
Kasson
Hieh
Mays
Blair
Committee On Education and Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wilson
Sauerdeck
Myra Clarke
Steele
Tooth Affairs
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Kansas State News Highlights and Local Incidents
Topeka reports include a $40,000 opera house plan and a Mississippi defaulter case involving John M. Brown tied to 1874 75 Sheriff and Tax Collector acts. Prisoners Chambers and Davis released on bail after waiving examination, with sentences for attempted murder and burglary. Welfare items cover births at Wyandotte, missing boy near Garden City, a Santa Fe shop fatality, and immigration and railroad notes. Local political moves, rail and cattle disease updates, and new corporate boards with officers rounding out a broad Kansas bulletin.
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Wicarra
Asrr
United States Circuit Court Ab
Topeka
John M. Brown
Brown
Coabama County
Mississippi
Cramarns
Robert Davis
Hacker
Leavenworth
John Heigle
Hamed Brown
Davis
Heigle
Chambers
Tohf
Perens
Henry M. Walton
Plumb
Christian Schwender
Washington
Glick
Willam Horrys
Wyandotte
Martin Foy
Sherlock
Garden City
James Hackett
Santa Fe
Hackett
Moonlight
Kansas
Tax Santa Fe
Kansas City
Widam
Newton
Wichita
Cheney
Kiansas City
Westphalia
Olpe
Lyon County
Howard
Eagle Creek
United States
A.J. Gullet
Department of Immigration
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company
Parsons
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
D. T. Burr
B. P. Cheney
Thomas Nickerson
A. W. Nickerson
C. J. Shaine
Alden Speare
George Shattuck
WB. Strong
A. E. Touzalin
Boston
C.K. Holliday
5. A. Kent
Chicago
L. Severy
Emporia
Bb. F. Stringfellow
Atchison
Fallowing
W. B. Strong
Er. Wilder
GL. Goodwin
Georgge W. McCrary
A. A. Robinson
J. P. Whitehead
IL C. Clements
A. A. Chazier
Dom Buxtix
John M. Buntin
Moscow
Buntin
Blaine
Mermili
Daisy
Linwood
Senate
Wesley Wooford
Butler County
Late Gold Discovery Fraud Reported in Colorado
Dexven Cot April 4 Prominent developments settle the Mount Pisgah gold find as a colossal mining fraud. Salting of ore and flashy samples from the Teller shaft misled hundreds, while assays from neighboring points showed no gold. Leadville men allegedly supplied most salting samples. crowds fear punitive action against those responsible.
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Freud
Dexven
Cot
Mount Pisgah
Teller
New
el Dorado
Mecca
Strick
Pheer
Leadville
Indian Troubles Battle Near Mitchells Store in Southern Colorado
A report from Denver dated April 25 recounts a clash between Navajo Indians and whites at Mitchell's store on the San Juan River in southern Colorado. After a tense exchange of about 25 shots, Indians retreated with one dead, while fortifications were prepared and cavalry sent from Port Lewis. The scene drew fears of massacre as reports circulated that Utes had killed whites. troops from Fort Wingate and a district commander shifted to the area. List of whites left at White's place includes Old man Mitchell and wife, Edgar Mitchell, Henry Mitchell, Joseph Dougherty, Peter Christy, William Poland, Win. Greene, and Victor Neff. The piece also notes a separate Wheat report to the Senate and prospects for grain markets in Minneapolis and Chicago.
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William Mooor
Decatur
Warrensburg
Milwaukee
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Fire Department
Ogden
U. T
Gadgell
Ware Blan
Kettles
Little No Heart
Pierre
Dakota
Stout
Salt Lake County
Utah
H. L. Taylor & Co
Cleveland
Washington County
Tenn
Tomas A. Willliams
Washington
Ind
Sheriff Ward
Davis County
Williams
Cincinnati
Dubuque
Upper
Mississippi
Feark
Charles Jones
Danville
Mars & Crank
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore
Athens
John Dillon
Isaac N. Annan
Chicago
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
the Treasury
American Oak
Wooster
Rumble, Cuter & Co
Mitchell's
San Juan River
Colorado
Fort Wingate
N. ML
J. Knox & Co
Akron
Rupper Clawson
Bishop Clawson
Salt Lake
Edmunds Bill
Denver
A. Johnson
San Juan Hiver
Souther Colorado
Duranto
Johnson
Win
Greene
Victor Neff
Mitchell
Edward Mitchell
Oficer
Gowen Ferry
Ketcham
Jenye St. Louis
Fort Winaate
New Mexico
Jolson
White
New York Por the first time a dynamite bomb tested
In a Greenwillie swamp near Newark and Morris Canal a trial of a new dynamite projectile was demonstrated. Inventor F H Snyder showed an ordinary four inch twelve pound cannon loading a shock absorbing rubber cushion to prevent detonation. A second test fired a wooden naval projectile with wings that failed to perform as planned, while another exploded in the marsh water. The Dynamite Projectile Company claims a twenty pound shell can be made for twenty dollars less than a standard shell, with future tests planned at Sandy Hook.
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Apos
Greenillie
S.J
Newark
Morris Canal
F. H. Snyder
Governor's Island
Sue
Snyder
Dynamite Projectile Company
No. 206
Broadway
Sandy Hook
Banker's death tied to Denver bunko scheme and dynamiters
Harvey Holman a Chillicothe banker died suddenly after returning from Denver amid rumors of a bunko plot that defrauded him of up to $16,000. Checks were destroyed to suppress police inquiry, then paid by his bank. Also noted are dynamiters convicted and a New York State Convention analysis of Arthur Edmunds and Blaine factions.
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Pepars
Harvey Holman
Chillicothe
Bunke
Mr. Holman
Holman Prae
Ee Wemiters
Wasmiscros
D.C
New York
Arthur
Edmunds
Chicago
Blaine
Utica
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Eureka
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Junction City
Junction Cry
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Philadelphia
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