Ingalls Responds to Bishop McCabe Criticism
John J. Ingalls replies to Bishop McCabe’s critique of his prize fight reporting in the Examiner. He defends his honesty, notes his shift to private life, and rebuts claims of dishonor or impropriety while criticizing ecclesiastical rhetoric and the ethics behind corporate debts and production pressures in Kansas.
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McCabe
Methodist Church of Kansas
John J. Ingalls
Examiner
Ingalls
Leavenworth Times
Bishop McCabe
Trinidad
San Francisco
Congress
Kansas
New Bedford mill failures shake New England textile stocks
Five large cotton mills in New Bedford Massachusetts closed in the past month, highlighting fragile conditions in New England textile firms. The textiles involved held about two percent of US spindles, and two companies hid their true losses while continuing to pay dividends until failure, leaving stockholders deceived by apparent profits.
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Massachusetts
McKinley
New Bedford
Mass
New England
United States
California boom spurs Klondike gold rush in Yukon district
An old-time California boom is said to be in full blast in the Yukon district with new rich placer mines and a large quartz field on the Klondike river. Claims already employ thousands as an enormous rush looms. wages rise to fifteen dollars a day while most workers own claims. The Alaska boundary talks prompt greater exploration and investment in the Northwest.
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California
Yukon
Klondike
Alaska Boundary
Great Northwest
First US railroad project by Gridley Bryant in 1526
Gridley Bryant, a civil engineer, projected the first railroad in the United States in 1526 to haul granite from Quincy quarry to tidewater. The four mile line cost about 50000 dollars. Stone sleepers lay eight feet apart on wood rails with wrought iron plates. At crossings stone rails replaced worn wood rails.
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Gridley Bryant
United States
Quincy
Massachusetts
Tidewater
Ladies’ Home Journal
Dingley Tariff Bill Faces Senate Hurdles
The Dingley tariff bill struggles in the Senate and faces uncertain fate before passage. Leader Reed cannot railroad it through the Senate as he did in the House, raising concerns about its ultimate approval and timing.
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Senate
Czar Reeds
House of Representatives
Shoeing Services Offered by W. E. Hanna
Backsmatting and all kinds and classes of horse shoeing up to No. 4 shoes priced at two dollars per head. All other work charged proportionally. Every piece of work guaranteed to give satisfaction or no charge. Call W. E. Hanna, proprietor, Challis Ipano.
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W. E. Hanna
Challis
Ipano
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Lyceum
Palestine
Carson
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Winfield
B. A. Pierce, M. M. Sweet
Idaho
Custer County
James Bator
Cash Store
Rich & Pierce
Mra. Wm. Elder, Prop
Main Street
Jas. Briner
Man Street
Chaxis
Blackfoot
Houston & Challis Stage Company-Limited
Concord
B.H
Stage Co
J. P. Spalding
Agt
W. Voaier
Gen'l. Mgr
N. Hunn
James Gayle
W. Ferxner
Seco
R. N. Hull & Co
Ge, Ing Ptaadd & Co
SH. J. Jones
Challis, Idaho
John P. Spalding
Prop
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