Lecture by Judge Christian at Liberty Hall Draws Lawrence Audience
The Lawrence crowd filled Liberty Hall for Judge Christian’s lecture, with Judge Toucher introducing him and the speaker praising Lawrence as his dearest home after twenty seven years away. He recounted Ireland’s early peoples, spoke warmly of his homeland, and mixed humor with reflection as the audience applauded.
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Chrixtian
Lawrence
Christian
Liberty Hall
3. O. Toucher
Teerring
Ireland
England
Funeral of Jesse James Held at Kearney
A vast crowd witnessed Jesse James's funeral at Kearney after a midnight drive from Cameron. The procession included Sheriff Timberlake and other officials, while Mrs. Samuels and Jesse's widow joined Yank Robinson at Cameron. The service, led by Rev. Martin, opened with What a friend I have in Jesus and concluded with a sermon on forgiveness as the procession moved to the farm.
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Kaxeas Cirr
Jesse James
Kearney
St. Joe
Cameron
Luther Jones
Jesse
Frank Mirus
Toh
Sheriff Timberlake
Heed
Charley Scott
J.B. Henderson
J. J. Ford
Ben Flanders
James Vaughar
Hey
Martin
Mrs. Samuels
Brother Jones
Clay Center Briefs: Storm Fatality and Local Developments
A wind storm near John Rooke’s farm five miles northeast of Clay Center killed Mrs. Mann, injured six others, and caused no other damage in the area. The Kansas Central railway runs to Miltonville. Major C E Gifford promotes six new companies. The Dispatch Band receives gold instruments worth 100 dollars. A local foundry and machine shop is planned. State agriculture official Wm Simms speaks to farmers. Republicans urge two state conventions for congressional and state offices, after Tuesday’s election results list several local officials elected.
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Clay Cexten Kax
John Rooke
Mann
Rooks
Kansas Central Railway
Miltonville
Clay Deners
C. E. Gifford
Golden Ball Guards
Wm. Simms
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
State Central Committee
J. H. Pinkerton
Justice
GC. E. Gifford
P. P. Kehoe
Ira A. Flood
J. Lutt
Wirt. W. Walton
W. H. Fletcher
Kansas butcher Bender believed captured in St Louis
German acquaintance Herman H Green identifies a man seen with three others in a skiff as John Bender who used the alias Baelis. Police detained Baelis and two companions while the two other men were released as investigations continue into the possible locating of the Kansas butcher Bender and his movements from Osage County Missouri toward Arkansas.
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Bender
Str. Louis
Old Man Bender
Kansas
Herman H. Green
Sixth United States Infantry
Osage City
John Bender
North St. Louis
August Kloots
Charles Hammond
John Baelis
Osage County
Missouri
Arkansas
Baelis
Loots
Hammond
Baslcs
Green
Shipherd and Hurlbut Inquiry Highlights Ambiguity
Testimony recounts Shipherd claiming Peruvian claim ties to Cochet’s natural son and recounts Hurlbut's remarks on government help. Questions probe if executive hints influenced Shipherd while Blaine and Blair figures are discussed. committee adjourns with no decisive disclosures. The piece also notes nominations for federal posts, senate confirmations, and weather and crime briefs.
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Kun
Shipherd
Hurlbut
J. J. Stanley Brown
State Department
Hurl
Iinois
New York
Rice
Blaine
Blair
Mr. Rice
Hurlburt
Hurlbur
Harbut
Chili
Peru
Roland Worthington
Boston
Underwood
Daniel Hall
Jno
J. Knox
Minnesota
Teller
Chandler
Don Cameron
Cameron
Davis
Illinois
Senate
Markets Report From New York and Kansas City
The New York market shows money rates steady and bonds quoted with government issues noted. Kansas City and St Louis produce and livestock markets report mixed receipts, higher wheat prices, steady hogs, and fluctuating cattle values.
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D. U
Misouri
Kansas City
Annas Croy
Ioc
Butier
Livestock and Market Reports From Chicago and Region
April market notes show cattle receipts and steady hog and sheep activity. Prices vary across categories with rivers of figures for steers cows and calves, hogs and stockers, plus Chicago produce and whisky, reflecting a busy trading day in the region.
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Kansas City
Levin
Nuneker
Steckers
Colorado
Texas
Packli We
Ty Daneyv
Ples
Bel
Iganeuta
Chicago
Taney Creamery
Aise Goda
GarTcaGo
Beauty rules and skin cures praise in 19th century ad
The article extols female beauty as vital for social influence and links it to skin health. It promotes Dr. C. W. Benson’s Skin Cures and Celery and Chamomile pills as cures for eczema pimples and related conditions, selling through Baltimore and New York agents with prices listed.
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W. Benson
Baltimore
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Lawrence Tribune
Levenworth
Kt. E. Woodeon
Roberts, Goodpaster & Co
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Misa Kate Ridenour
Kanana City
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OC. W. Bannersly
John A. Stevens
Comic Opera Company
Arch McCayne
Gen. Innes & Co
Tme
Quage Mission
Endsley Jones
Hest
Secretary Blaine
Senator Blair
United States
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Texx
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Samuel Robertson
Alcorn and
Dickinson
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Kyle
John Murray
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Unitarian Church
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T. Louis
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York
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Jersey
Loth
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L. Bullene & CO
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Sheba
Thas
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C. W. Benson
Baltmore
N. Crittenton
Dr. W. Benson
Aon
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J. W. Beard
Mass. St
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Rogers & Son
Jacob
Uarpenter
Buck
Douglas County
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J. H. Shimmons
Tals City
John A. Stevens Comic Opera Company
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Sam
Hiss Jeannie
Winston
Amey
Gorden
Leonora
Carrie Metatasis
J.C. Kline
J. PF
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