McCulloch Death Ends Era of Treasury Service
M Culloch died this morning at eighty. He served as secretary of the treasury under Lincoln and again under Arthur, organizing the currency bureau. He was born in Maine, studied at Bowdoin, and held roles in banking and government, including comptroller of the currency. Funeral plans await his daughter's arrival in New York.
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Police Board to Remove Byrnes and Williams in Reorganization
New York May 2L The Police Board has resolved to remove Superintendent Byrnes and Inspector Williams and to begin a full reorganization of the police department. Police Inspector Williams has retired from the force upon his own application.
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McKinley to Deliver Memorial Address at Grant's Tomb
Gov McKinley has accepted an invitation to deliver a memorial address at Grant's Tomb on Decoration Day afternoon Invitations have been sent to President Cleveland Cabinet Gay Morton and staff ex President Harrison New York City and Brooklyn mayors judges police commissioners Grant Monument Association members and others In the evening McKinley will be the guest of Grant Post G A R of Brooklyn at the Mantuak club
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Sunday baseball enjoined in St Paul park
Judge Otis of the district court issued a permanent injunction against Sunday baseball games in the present park. The ruling does not affect other city areas. Captain Comiskey warned he would move his club to another city if Sunday games in St Paul are blocked. A separate note reports Populist leaders in the Eighth Judicial district meeting in Abilene to push a straight ticket and nominate a Populist judge candidate.
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Spain to Send Two More Gunboats to Cuba
May 24 dispatches report Spain will station two additional gunboats for operation in Cuba. Reports say gunboat deployment follows discoveries from Jose Marti arrest papers, hinting at aiding insurgents.
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Wichita Minister Denounces Governor Morrill at Convention
A Wichita minister denounces Governor Morrill accusing him of non enforcement of liquor laws. The speaker, Rev J Goulitz, argues laws apply despite sentiment and urges Christian Endeavorers to voice opposition to disloyalty and anarchy. Prof S D Kelly of Emporia also condemns Morrill's attitude in his annual address.
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Rain Lifts Across the Plains and Midwest
The forecast notes a humid ailing rain trend with increasing temperatures near normal nationwide. Topeka and Bismarck see the greatest warm-up while a low pressure center shifts south toward near Bismarck. Rain stretches from eastern Montana to Texas with improving conditions around Topeka. A rainbow formed this afternoon, signaling continued unsettled weather.
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Wheat yields vary across Kansas and North regions
The World reports from about forty wheat belt points that the northwest and Pacific slope show crop conditions above average, with expressions like Never Better. Kansas and central states report reduced yields due to pests and drought, while Illinois Missouri Michigan also suffer, but overall prospects suggest an at least average national crop.
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Indians Play Ball Haskell Team Tours New England
The Haskell Institute basketball team from Lawrence Kansas tours the New England states with six games on a schedule that includes matches at Seventh and Butler streets Clybourn place and Paulos street. The Missouri capital reports the widow of Joss Martí requesting burial for the insurgent leader in Boca de Dos Rios. The Leader newspaper in Springfield Missouri is sold to H and Jewell with Frank W. Gregory staying as editor. Will Carleton delivers a commencement lecture at Mishawaka High School on the Chair of Success.
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Queen Victoria's 76th Birthday Marked Worldwide Parade
Victoria's 76th birthday observed at naval and military stations with Trooping the Colours. In London the celebration continues with appearances by the duke of Connaught the duke of Albany and Princess Beatrice. In Canada crowds packed the streets for a marching display by the Highlanders and a large parade lasting through tomorrow.
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Will Boycott Brick Strife Drives Chicago Brickyards
Striking brickmakers appeal to the bricklayer union for aid in their fight against bosses who refuse to pay the union scale. A meeting tonight may pass a plan practically a boycott, with brickyards split between union and non union operations next week.
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Dangerous Loose Trolley Wire Looms at Sixth Street Corner
A loose six foot end of a live trolley wire dangled after 1 pm at the Sixth Street and Kansay avenue corner. An employee notified the depot, Policeman Welizman kept bystanders back, and Kansas avenue cars were warned to avoid the side brushed by the wire.
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Governor Morrill Interferes to Block Prize Fight
Leavenworth May 21 Sheriff Rothin received a letter to prevent the Dixon Gardner prize fight scheduled for next Sunday in southern Leavenworth County. A large force of deputies will be on the ground to stop the event, and officials expect to prevent its taking place in the county.
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Maxwell Grant Valid. Supreme Court Affirms Land Grant
The Maxwell land grant in Colorado and New Mexico is reaffirmed by the United States Supreme Court in a decision by Justice Brewer, upholding Marion Russell against the Maxwell Land Grant Co. Rail departures show Topeka residents heading home and other marked moves, while cotton farmers in Texas face replanting after frost. Striking miners in the Pittsburgh district return to work under operators' terms of ten cents per ton.
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Morton favored as New York Republican for president
Secretary of State John Palmer in Albany asserts Levi P. Morton is the logical GOP nominee, dismissing talk of an Harrison Morton alliance. He notes Morton’s 160,000 New York governorship margin and says a solid New York delegation would back him at the national convention.
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Ex Governor Humphrey Talks Of Endorsed Notes Losses In Topeka
Ex governor Lyman A Humphrey of Independence visited Topeka for private business and discussed financial troubles from endorsing notes for political friends. He said he was foolish to sign bonds and lost about 3000 dollars with smaller sums in other cases. Reports note that George R. K. Peck endorsed the same paper and also vows not to become surety again.
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Atchison Bonds Declarations Drive New Deposits
The reorganization committee of the Atchison railroad reports deposits totaling 92.5 million dollars in general mortgage bonds. Certificates of deposit for this amount have been issued and listed on the stock exchange in New York.
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Fortunes Made In Wheat Market Rush In City
In Kansas City on May 24 a prominent trader reportedly earned nearly 100.00 hourly as wheat prices rose. The surge fed profits for many, with one night trade clearing about 4000 dollars per hour until funds tied to the Schroeder failure. Local capitalists and country traders reportedly grew rich amid the squeeze.
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Kansas soaking rain drenches town in May
A soaking rain sweeps Kansas on May 24 with heavy showers soaking streets and homes. The report notes widespread wet weather across the region, delaying outdoor activities and dampening plans. Local officials urge caution as streets remain slick and visibility lowers.
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Receiver Appointment Sought In Gulf & Interstate Rail Case
In district court Horace W. Dake, former vice president of Gulf & Interstate rail road, was granted judgment for 2900 dollars and a receiver may be appointed. Julie Hazen agreed to select a receiver with two candidates discussed, Dake or Os Hungate, with Dake likely to be chosen.
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