The Conquest of Kansas by Missouri and Her Allies
A new one volume history by William Phillips of the Kansas troubles from the Organic Act to July 1856. It contains 400 plus pages, documents and sides’ views, aiming for a connected narrative rather than mere statements. Available at J. R. Whittemore Book Store Chillicothe.
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Kansas
Missouri
Phillips, Sampson & Co
Boston
William Phillips
N. Y. Tribune
J. R. Whittemore
Second St. Chillicothe
Fire Tears Through J O Cram Flouring Mills
A fire last Saturday night consumed the large Flouring Mills of J O Cram destroying the entire establishment and its contents. About 11 000 bushels of wheat were stored in the mill at the time with estimated losses between 30 000 and 35 000 dollars, of which 5 000 dollars is covered by insurance.
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J. O. Cram
McArthur Firm Opens Large Steam Flowering Mill
P. Brown & Co. of McArthur recently erected and put into operation a large steam Flowering Mill praised by local papers for its scale and modernization.
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C. P. Brown & Co
McArthur
Fire consumes McArthur residence on the 29th
The residence of Mr T A Martin in McArthur caught fire about 6 am on the 29th. Due to lack of water and equipment the house was burnt to the ground. The blaze started on the roof with the chimney rising only a few inches above.
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T. A. Martin
McArthur
Consolation for Congressional Contest in Charleston
The Charleston Mercury urges support for the district’s congressional candidates as able and patriotic, claiming any winner will be a true man in the last Congress. A Savannah News note recaps a Philadelphia despatch mishap and a quick, skeptical crowd questioning Mr P S Forward’s reliability despite a long trusted Democrat endorsement.
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United States
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Savannah News
P. S. Forward
Latest from Kansas as Free State prisoners face indictments
Mr Harvey, long with the Friends Mission in Kansas, reports that the Grand Jury indicted most of the 109 Free State prisoners for murder in the first degree, with three discharged for lack of evidence. He describes brutal actions by pro slavery groups, emigration into the territory, and doubts over Whitfield’s election amid disputed Missouri votes.
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Old Fashioned Whisky Urges Wariness of Lager Beer
Crusader argues that lager beer is not harmless like some claim. It claims beer causes bloating, sluggishness, liver torpor, and higher disease risk. The piece contrasts beer with whisky, praising the latter as honest but warns against beer’s deceptive health image. It notes large Cincinnati breweries and widespread signposting of the beer message.
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