Local notes highlight deaths marriages and civic changes
A slice of 1880s life, listing deaths and marriages including Mrs Yeatman and Miss Ware, nine licenses granted, and J H Bell & Bro planning occupancy. Also notes bank director changes, library hours, Santa Fe timetable updates, and local business purchases and moves across Safford Ambler, Agnes Clarke, and Dodge City connections.
Gas wells visited by Mesars Riggs and Newmark in Kansas
Mesars J E Riggs and M Newmark toured gas fields in Paola and Fort Scott to gather data on projected wells. They reported strong wells, a 933 foot depth, and a 5 1/2 inch tube flow, with plans to drill to 2000 feet and possibly 2600 feet if flow remains. Local real estate trades and industrial activity also noted, with markets rising.
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Fort Scott
Knapp
Paola
Newmark
Lawrence
Water Company Notice To Walker In Lawrence Kansas 1887
Notice served on J M Walker superintendent of the Lawrence Water Company in Lawrence Kansas dated June 11 1887 forbidding certain pipe work and actions at the water works. The terse proclamation names the Lawrence Water Company and Walker as the affected parties with a formal restriction.
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Henry Q. Couzens
Jane Garner
Heno
Leavenworth County
Trenick J. Maxwell
8. John
Kansas
Mery B.’ Granger
Lawrence
J. M. Walker
Lawrence Water Company
Lawrence, Kas
Walker
Baker University Commencement Exercises at Baldwin City
The Baker University commencement in Baldwin City began on Saturday June 4 with joint programs of the Chiouian and Athenian literary societies. Students delivered orations, recitations, debates, and closing addresses. Sunday featured a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. H A Gobin and an alumni sermon. Monday marked society anniversaries with more orations and debates. The final graduating exercises occurred midweek with numerous orations by C W Bailey D S Colt Nellie F Elliott J K Elwell May Engatrom T F Graham H J Hoover A B Stover N G Key C E Moore and others.
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Baker University
Baldwin City
Bud
Blomom
Mawie Johnston
Shamus O'Brien
E. E. Rush
Marie Leonard
Mise Garrie Hoover
C. K. Woodson
H. A. Jones
H. A. Gobin
BE. L. McNabb
Junction City
May Pierce
Bugles
Buena, Vista
Annie Pellet
J. F. Smith
Our
Republic
H. Foster
Jennie Sweet
H. W. Ferguson
Wm. Reece
Ida Ahlborn
C. W. Bailey
Colt
Nellie F. Elliott
J. K. Elwell
Aastra Per Azpera
May Engatrom
T. F.graham
John Brown
H. J. Hoover
A. B. Stover
Noeble G. Key
C. E. Moore
Marriage Premiums at Bismarck Fair Offer Hydes Comforts
Merchants juice up the Bismarck Fair with special premiums. The Bayless Mercantile Co invites couples to wed on the fair grounds with top prizes including a nickel plated coal base burner parlor stove and a twelve piece toilet set, awarded to first and second applicants who bring a marriage license. Probate Judge Norton will perform the ceremony free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayless Mercantile Co
Massachusetts Street
John Q. A. Norton
Bayless Mercantile Company
Marriage at Hays City Unites Gorton Bushmer and Misa Robbins
Last Thursday at 7 a.m. in the bride’s home at Hays City, Gorton E. Bushmer married Misa Anne Robbins. About fifteen friends attended. The couple, soon to reside on Ohio Street, were acclaimed by the community. Robins, formerly of Lawrence, is described as charming and capable. The groom, a rising local businessman, is admired by all.
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Dr. Beatty
Nellie E. le Page
Everett E. Babcock
Gaxerre
Babcock
Topeka
Fire Department
Board of Regents
W. 8
Brownell
Ita Aeraion
Chas
Graham Dunlap
Baltimore
Dunlap
John Hopkins University
Olin Templin
W. 8. Franklin
Department of Engineering
Alcinda L. Morrow
Gorton E. Bushmer
Misa Anne Robbins
Hays City
Lawrence
Kansas Teachers Report and Colony Graduation Highlights
Board of Education reports a year of promotions and new certificates. Thirty three teachers named, with salaries set for a 32 week term beginning September 12. Kansas State University celebrates a 53 graduate class, including collegiates, law, pharmacy and music, with eight chosen for commencement. Degree awards include LL D and A M and A B honors for several officials and editors.
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Board of Education
Sapt
Stanley
Flora Billingsley
Sulia Flinn
Georgie F.frayer
C. A. Sprague
Kate Stebbins
Mieses Bertha van Tries
Lulu Tuttle
Mary Griffin
Anna Whitney
Cora L. Kimball
A. E. DaMara
Hh, Brooka
J. Johnson
G. Gregg
Hiram Johnson
Thomas McCague
Kansas
The
State University
Law
Pharmacy
Muele
Washington Gossips on Flowers and McLean's Hotel Ground
Special correspondence from Washington notes summer dullness as the president and cabinet travel. Describes the capital’s beauty, extensive government gardening, and summer cleaning via rain. Reports J B McLean’s bid to buy land at Fifteenth and I streets NW for a new hotel near the Arlington Club, facing opposition over Sixteenth Street property.
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Wasurrctoy
Washington
Garland
Homing Hill
Little Rock
Ark
Whitney
Lennox
Lamar
Georgia
Mississippi
Edmunds
Detroit
Canada
White House
Treasury
Unitarian Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Congress
McLean
Fifteenth
John Chamberlain
Sixteenth Street
Premature Burial Debate Echoes in Literary Mentions
Fragmentary notes discuss beginners in literature seeking applause, the patience of repeated practice, and the tension between effort and recognition, alongside stray phrases about concealment and a table seat margin. The text hints at broader editorial concerns about premature burial references and typographic errors.
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Valley Gun
Miare
Frank ‘Bath
Black Jack
N. O. Senden
Europe
Wm. ‘McGinley
This
County
Cowley County
Safford Ambler
B. A. Ambler
James Underwood
Edgar
Stephen C. ‘Morrill
Dodge City
May 'S Ware
This City
J. H. Bell & Bro
Mrs. Gardner
Millery
Agnes Clarke
Old Mexico
J. M. Charles
Charles Willis
Snow
Kaness
A. Schellhorn
Santa Fe
Texas Express
Allie French
Chicago
W. B. Brownell
Waterloo
N. Y
Theo. Poehler
Merchants National Bank
Old Country
Geo. Innes
W.J. Maxwell
St. John, Kas
Mary H. Granger
Indiana Street
Rev
ER. Cordley
John Sullivan
Jeffersonian Club
Ottawa
Peatwaster Cottrell
Fort Scot
Judge Norton
Charles M. Albright
Sophia F. Schwartz
Douglas County
Harvey J. Conner
Rosa Hill
Eldridge
Edw. Maloy
Murray
Young Men's Catholic Union of
Jew, L. Delgo
Harry Raymond
Rowe
University
State Capitol
John McFarlane & Son
Agnes Emery
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Swarm
B. W. Sparr
D. H. Beam
the Pantagraph Stationery Co
Bloomington
Inls
Santa Fe General Office
F. C. Gay
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Ethan Allen
Sprague & Akers
W. H. Brown
Natural History
Hesper
Newman
Leo
Wm. Nevison
Clincinnati
Peter M. Tracy
Haskell Institute
Devil’s Lake Agency
Fort Totten
D. T
Tracy
Henry Davis
Frank Gaston
Davis
Gaston
Thos. Casey
J. E. Norton
Mandolin Club
Mr. Casey
Phi Kappa Pat
Opera House
Gillis
Chestra
Grosecup
Peaks
Haskell
Peairs
Gov. Robinson
Eudora Public
Turner Hall
Turners
Oteee
Lottie Schroader
Lizzie Lee
Tommy Darling
Teckla Durr
Murray Hill
May Pellet
Josie Connor
Flora Caldwell
Mary Schmidli
Laura Carr
Myrtle Darling
Gretchen
Josie Carr
Maggie
Rosa Carr
Grace
Anna Snyder
Sophia
Eva Miller
Minchie Hagenbuch
Mollie Pilla
Eauill Hartig
Carrie Ables
Nevison Monroe
Emma Haller
Song
Willie Abals
BAKER
Cuty
Fime Chance
We Joa
T. Dickerson
Jnc
G. Miller
Jas. B. Harris
Dan A. Crew
Geo. W. Frohlick
J. Jackson
Senac F. Bradley
B. F. Hutchins
W. Moore
Pentzer
R. W. Blair
Jno. Sullivan
Lillian Bell
Edward G. Blair
Cyrus Crane
Jeptha D. Davis
Denton Dunn
William 8. Franklin
Henry B. Hamilton
Grant W. Harrington
Claude B. Highbargain
H. Clarence Himoe
William 8. Jenks
J. B. Lippincott
Albert C. Markley
Luella J. Moore
Henri Nickel
Mary Antoinetta Rice
Killa E. Ropes
Samuel W. Shattuck
Charles L. Smith
Henry D. Smith
Mabel E. Gore
Georgia L. Bell
Brown County
Mary A. Rice
Charles Robinson
Frank P. McLennan
Frank Biffle
Laura A. Lyons
Harry P. Applebaugh
Charles C. Dally
William Dick
James Griffith
Claud Highbargin
John Martin
Gossie
J. B. McLean
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