Crown Prince of Germany Undergoes Operation in London
A European dispatch reports the Crown Prince of Germany underwent another throat operation in London. Stanley Pool announces the expedition arrived at Aruwimi Falls on June. all members are well and preparations proceed for an overland march. Leror D. Brows elected president of the University of Nevada.
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Crown Prince
Germany
London
Stanley ‘Pool
Ry'm. Stanley
Aruwhimi Falls
Leror D. Brows
Public Instruction
Ohio
University of Nevada
Washington
Suakim
Ras ‘Aloula
Massowari
Memphis
Tenn
White House
Wall Street
Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
B. Harrison
L. C. Waite
Morocco
Tedia
Rabat
Branchville
Prince George County
WiLtorp Woorrorf
Mormon ‘Church
Law
Wils M. Gissox
Hawaiian Kingdom
San Francisco
Honolulu
John D.spreckles
House of Commons
Gastein
Garland
Arkansas
Horning
A. W. Doniphan
Richmond
Mason County
United States and Canada Business Failures Report
Dun's week shows 163 US and 20 Canada failures, total 183, vs 184 prior week and 154 year ago. Officer William Hope Woolsley Markun, a British naval attaché, to be sent back to Chicago for forgery case. State Dept published 600 page consular dairy farming volume. Willis Walker and W. M. Mauss detained in West Virginia and for forgery. Mille Lacs Indian affair described as internal. Dunkirk hotels burnt, no casualties, loss 75,000 dollars. Nacogdoches shooting leaves two dead, two injured. Cascade tunnel collapse near Wellsburg kills four, injures several. Sloops Sara and Valle al t California missing. 80 lives jeopardized. search dispatched from Guaymas. Public affairs risk of serious consequences for convicted at Pa. Resina report.
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Dun
United States
Canada
William Hope Woolsley Markun
Kansas City
Chicago
Department of State
Tax Pension Office
West
Virginia
Willis Walker
W. M. Mauss
Acrnt
Sheenax
Washington
Mille Lacs
Hel
Dunkirk
N. Y
Nacogdoches
Tex
Cascade Tunnel
Wellsburg
W. T
Sara
Valle Alt ‘California
Guaymas
Cook County
Penses
Pa.Resina
Multiple 19th century dispatches roll in from across the U S
Forced resignations hit Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton management as unions rails against management. A coal strike clash at Alden near Wilkesbarre leaves Grist and Horton fatally injured and fifteen wounded. Balloonist T. Baldwin parachutes safely into water at Rockaway Beach. Freight-train collision near Bordentown kills a fireman. Salt Lake City hardware grocery jewelry stores burn for 85000 dollars. Carolinas cotton and corn crops expected to exceed recent years. Jerry Pages, murderer of Samuel Kohn, dies by suicide in cell before hanging. Ancient Foresters meet in Chicago with 500 delegates. Baltimore Ohio stock plunges to 147. Rev J M Mawat, an Irish priest in Brooklyn, dies of starvation. Thomas Scott captured in Louisiana and hanged after ambush near Oak Ridge. D C Bronn of Jacksboro assigns liabilities near 50 000 dollars. Marine Hospital Bureau notes Cuba pox and yellow fever concerns. Various minor dispatch notes from Little Rock and other locales.
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Ives
Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Alden Coal Company
Wilkesbarre
Michael Grist
Jacob Horton
Rockaway Beach
N. J
Baldwin
Bordentown
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Carolina
Rger
Jerry Pages
Samuel Kohn
St.Louis
Ancient Order of Foresters
Chicago
United States
Canada
Baltmore & Ohio
Ireland
Brooklyn
Little Rock
Ark
Thomas Scott
Oak Ridge
Louisiana
Scott
D.C
Tex
Marine Hospital Bureau
Cuba
Topeka News Digest Highlights Rail Plans and Crimes
A late dispatch from Leavenworth reports a shooting near Colonel Anthony’s home thought to target him. Kansas laws require steam engines to halt 100 yards when meeting horse-drawn vehicles. Incorporation papers filed for a Chicago East line railroad with 350 mile main route and 450 miles of branches. Clement Clements, banker, fled with about 70,000 dollars. Sixteen Topeka women sue Western Union for 300 damages each over a missed Valley Falls to Nortonville message. Santa Fe directors propose raising capital to 75 million. Old settlers reunion planned in Lane, with speakers Sen. Ingalls and Gen. Blair. Garfield County validity suit begun. Coronelious M. Mints killed near Topeka by Texas express. Public Topeka meeting invites President Cleveland for October. Grantville quarrel ends with wounded Eldridge. Robbins accused. Insurance profits in Kansas cited. Solomon valley wind storm destroys Millbrook, several killed. Sixty-odd Kansas fairs planned. Live Stock Sanitary Commission meetings discuss Texas fever and cattle movement controls. Masonic temple cornerstone noted.
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R¢
Leavenworth
Anthony
Chicago, St. Paul ,& Kansas Railroad Company
Washington
Republic Counties
Republic
Cloud, Clay, Dickinson
Ottawa
Saline
Lincoln
McPherson
Rice
Ellsworth
Barton
Reno
Stafford
Edwards
Ford
Kiowa
Pratt
Barber
Comanche
Clark
Meade Counties
Barber County
Meade County
Clements
Leavenworth Bank
Canada
Jamestown
N Y
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Topeka
Western Union Telegraph Company
Valley Falls
Nortonville
Telegraph Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Lane
Franklin County
Ingalls and
Plumb
General Blair
Supreme Court
Garfield County
Coronelious M. Mints
Santa Fe
Texas Express
Barclay Station
Cleveland
Grantville
Aaron Robbins
T. H. Eldridge
Eldridge
Robbins
No Man’s Land
Kansas
Insurance Commissioner
Solomon Valley
Millbrook
Graham County
W. B. Critchfield
Amon
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Masonic Temple
Lawrence Business College Advisory Board List
Advisory board of directors includes James Marvin D D LL D president Solon C Thacher ex governor Chas Robinson G W E Griffith Col O E Learnard Edward Russell Judge W W Neevis David H Robinson A M Arthur Richmond Marsh Ph D James H Canfield Rev Richard Cordley D D Officers: James Marvin D D LL D president Solon C Thacher vice president Charles L Martin MS secretary instruction committee.
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James Marvin
Solon C. Thacher
Chas. Robinson
G.W. E. Griffith
O. E. Learnard
Fea
Edward Russell
W. W. Neevis
David H
D. D
Solon C. Thatee
Charles L. Martin
M.S
Oreio
Arthur Richmond Marsh
W. W. Nevison
Old Market Advertisements and Notices From Lawrence
A corrected weekly look at local goods and services includes FLOUR pricing per 100 pounds, English Spavin Liniment for horses with savings offered by Barber Bros., a second-hand threshing engine for sale from Justus Hows, and gasoline stoves promoted by Herman Broeker’s. The fragmentary items reflect typical weekly notices in a Lawrence area publication.
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Whitcomb Bros
Lawrence
Life
Chanticleer
Barber Bros
Nichols, Shepard & Co
Justus Hows
Summer Goods Sale At Low Prices
Retailer advertises ongoing sale on summer dry goods including carpets and fabrics with emphasis on clearing stock at half value to avoid leftovers.
National Colored Press Convention in Nashville Tennessee
The document notes the National Colored Press met in Nashville on the 9th with various items. Baron Billing, late French ambassador to Sweden, was expelled from Alsace recon during a visit. The Midland railway strike in England collapsed as Birmingham engineers returned to work. Calls for harvest hands rise in Northern Minnesota with pay up to 50 cents daily. Horace Abbott, founder of the Abbott Iron Company, died in Baltimore at eighty one. Navy bids opened in Washington for five new warships with William Cramp & Sons bidding on all. Grafton street stores in Dublin destroyed by fire, loss about 500000. Key West mortality under two percent. A captive balloon escaped at Asnières, France with Goddard aboard. A brutal hail storm hit Southern Manitoba on the 8th. John Bright signed the American peace memorial. 173 House members signed, nine to join the deputation to carry the memorial to America.
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Anal Westbourne
Mexico
Delphi
Ind
Palos
Whitney
Lorgiz
Lammer
Vienna Alpine Club
Matterhorn
Key West
Fla
British Board of Trade
Chartiers Valley Natural Gas Company
Allegheny City
Bainp & Ditton
Chicago
Tyler Paper Company
Venice
Grand Canal
Lamar
Sparks
M. Goddard
Asneires
France
Paris
Villeneuve
Lamusext & Burensort
Robinson's
Gerty
Grafton Street
Dublin
Isaac H. Vincent
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville
Cleveland
Dodge
Department of Agriculture
National Colored Press
Nashville
Baron Billing
Sweden
Alsace
Midland Railway
England
Birmingham
Minnesota
Horace Abbott
Abbott Iron Company
Baltimore
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
William Cramp & Sons
Wilmington
Del
Lambert & Briensole
Robinson
Wisconsin
Illinois
Market Reports Grain and Provisions Averages and Prices
Market notes from St Louis Chicago and Kansas City show wheat and corn prices steady to firmer with mixed reports on oats and rye. Provisions move variably with pork futures around 16.50 and lard near 8.55. butter and eggs hold firm, while cattle and sheep values shift modestly in regional trading summaries.
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St. Loum
Catriz
Lamba
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Western Creamery
Western
Western Steam
City Steam
Kansas City
Siesay
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Awrence Business College
Academy of English and Classics
Advisory Board of Directors
Committee On Instruction
Univer _ fsfty of
E. L. McIlravy
Hermann Hase
Mass. Street
Aghint
Lawrence Markets
Herman Broxxer
Herman Broeker
A. P. Fellows
Danrat Orrice
Massacavantis Grazeet
Ttoor
Manitoba
John Bright
Amenriva
Market Reports
Chicaco
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