Reading of Scripture and class work at Normal
The article describes a morning session at the Arlington Long Institute where Rev. Cooper leads a scripture reading and a choir performs. It notes progress in teaching, discussions on women’s rights, classroom activities in history and didactics, and praise for punctuality and improved penmanship. Visitors and local staff are listed along with reminders for better parental involvement and opening exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Institute
Arlington
Cooper
Stanley
Wreshcard
Pras
Biddison
Baldwin
Oliver
Dinsmore
Howard
Drcta
Miss Leach
Quincy
Baota
Eudora
Murray
Dora Wade
Wood
Solon Williams
Thacher
John Harlow
Our University
John Sullivan
Pottawatomie County
Horton
Fire destroys Dr Bowen house. barn ignites by clockwork device
Provinesce reports Dr William Bowen's dwelling burned last night with nearly all content. The family escaped, and a nearby barn fire was extinguished. Authorities suspect an internal clockwork machine caused the blaze, amid town upheaval over Bowen’s liquor law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provinesce
Wm. Bowen
Deut R
Darines
Bowen
Alee
Nearly a whole city burned in Pawnee City Neb
A late night fire in Pawnee City Nebraska destroyed nearly all the business block. Buildings from Heder's drug store rear to Dyer's stone store were burned, including Humphrey's law office and Nichols and Hasler's drug store. Losses included two banks and the Republican printing office, with safes dragged into the street. Little insurance due to the building types and high rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca, Kas
Pawnee City
Neb
Heder
A. Newart T Co's
Dyer
Humphrey
Old Wood
Marble Yard
Nichols and
The Railroad War and Trunk Line Conflicts Rise
From the Commercial Bulletin reports on the trunk line railroad struggle business leaders expect a settlement within a week. Prices in the stock market lean up if settled, or fall further if the war lengthens. Western officials incensed at Vanderbilt threaten to divert business. Also one fatal railroad accident at Pleasant Plains station: Lena Hannan and Mrs Farber killed by a locomotive after a horse balked at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Demurat
Lawrence University
Las Veras
Snow
Las Vegas
HS. 3. Smith
Natural Hishory
L L. Dyke
Prof Snow
Willie
Santa Fe
New York
Commercial Bulletin
Washington
Western Railroad
Vanderbilt
Lena Hannan
Farber
Pleasant Plains
Hamnan
Drom
Army
Ordinance Department
Secretary of War
United States Treasurer
United States Treasury
Rain and railway growth cited in New Mexico reports
Aug 9 dispatch notes increased rainfall in New Mexico blamed on railway expansion and greater agricultural activity, with travel interruptions eased and California service restored. Other items cover arms sale rules, bond calls, a volatile Virginia Republican convention, and rail line management changes plus factory and building losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
New Mexico
California
Tts
Teese
The President’s Condition Report Aug 9 1881
The surgeons report a quiet afternoon with no fever and no food intake. Pulse 104 temperature 101.9. They note improvement after yesterday’s operation and expect a better course. Doctors Bliss Barnes Woodward and others signed updates from Washington and Executive Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Bliss
James A. Garfild
Wasaixetos
Lowell
London
Buarse
Maysiox
Barnes
Woodward
Keyburn
Agnew
Philadelphia
The Noble Red Man Convicted Of 1879 Murder
San guanee a full blood Sac and Fox Indian was found guilty in U S Court for the 1879 murder of an unknown white man in Arkansas Territory. The single hour jury deliberation followed evidence showing the victim was killed while being asked to haul rails and later scalped. Witnesses were all Osage and tribe members. The report notes Osages’ lawless reputation and recent court actions against Osage horse thieves. A deputy marshal’s dispatch describes ongoing pursuit and tribal tension as authorities fear safe exit from the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arg
Arazette
Ft. Smith
United States
Sanguance
Pownasea
O'Dell
Little Buck
L. W. Mares
Osage Tribe of Indians
Detroit
Marks
Posse
Assignment filed for creditors by New York publishers
New York Ang 9 D and J Sadlier Catholic book publishers Barclay street filed an assignment for the benefit of creditors to John W Haugenessy for 12300 dollars, at a preferred creditor. Fire at Anamosa woolen mill Iowa yesterday caused 75000 dollar loss, partially insured. New York money market rates and yields noted, with government and railroad details. Kansas City produce market reports show wheat activity and prices for September and nearby contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yous
Chamber of Commerce
Charles 8. Smith
Jacob Weld
John T. Terry
Ogood Welsh
Utica
Special Committee On
Waeeuss
Langhi
Martin's Ferry
New Youk
Ang
D. & J. Sadlier
Barclay Street
John W. Haugenessy
Cutcaco
Anamosa Society
Middle Anamosa
Iowa
Kansas City Stock Market Report August 2 ISL
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts for 24 hours were moderate with weak to steady prices. Hogs receipts hit 2455 with firmer, higher prices for choice to medium packers. Sheep receipts 17 with native muttons selling around 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St Louis Produce Market Prices and Trends
Market shows mixed commodity quotes with September and November notes. Flour steady at $5 for fancy, oats lower, lead higher, pork stronger at $14 per hundredweight, salt meat steady around $9.50 to $9.80, whiskey up to $1.12, bacon higher near $1.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luci
LRG Ogsl
Finn Butler
Ste
Dalry
Bacun
Louis Stock Market Report from St Louis
The Western Live Stock Journal notes receipts around 1,400 and shipments near 309 as supply remains light and demand for Texans quiet. Prices vary with steers 40 to 50 dollars, heifers 25 to 35, and grass stockers dull. Hogs scarce and higher with packs near 26.50, sheep market slow with limited demand for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Louis
ST. Louis
Western Live Stock Journal
Chicago Produce Market Weathered by Unsettled Prices and Mixed Demand
Market notes show unsettled and generally lower prices for spring wheat and rye with varying cash and futures bids. Cash demand remains active for some items. whiskey remains firm around 1.11 2/ in what appears to be a midwestern market brief with sparse, inconsistent OCR data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivagh
Dutet and
Steaty
Anita
Railway collision at Blackburn described in England
England reports a railway crash near Blackburn where the Manchester express failed to stop due to an unfamiliar vacuum brake. The train struck the Liverpool and York express stationary at about forty miles per hour, causing extensive damage. Additional items note Bradlaugh supporters urging no special legislation, state Vatican diplomacy, widespread arson in Western Russia, and results from Saratoga races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lespes
Blackburn
Manchester
York
Bradlaugh
House of Lords
Commons
Gladstone
Chicago stock market cattle and sheep reports
Receipts 6 200 cattle marked strong and active amid expert buying. Texans and half breed natives noted in trades with prices around 3.70. Cattle receipts total 13 000 with shipments and a rising market. Sheep receipts 1 000 with active trade and prices from 4 15 to 4 34 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surpur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy
AL Baking Powder CO
Bismarck
Call and Zee
Cuanutos & Bex
Leis’ Drug Store
Lawrence
Turner Organization
Gleason
Sinclair
Manitou
Colorado
Louise Tabor
KR. K. Tabor
Tue JoceNa
Kansas
Wm. van Vleck
Post Office Department
Providence
Butler Co
Lloyd W. Dunnel
Diana
Sedgwick
Lookout
Smith Co
Kuio
Decatur Co
Cambriaze
Cowley Co
Robert E. Hicks
Creswell
Marion Co
David P. Row
Hedgeman
Hedgeman Co
Anthony Snyder
Pearletta
Meade Co
Jane Bobling
Hock Creek
Jefferson Co
John Grewell
Waveland
Shawnee Co
J D. Vawter
Wells
Druggista
Depot
Geo
Leis & Bro
Cornet Band
Cameron's
Bismarck Grove
Gary
St. John
John C. Pepper
Stinvis Temperance Alliance
Geo. Woodford
Jobo
Finch
Nebraska
Grove
Perry Poke
Lizzie Miller
Judge Foote
Perry
Grant
Chicago
J McLean
St Louis
DJ Hath
Z Tolwar
Ao M Steinberg
Lou
Magruder
Willia
E Mencke
Milwaukee
Hungerford
St Lonia
WJ Bachan
Wysadette
Ro Pratt
J Tudhope
Liswood
D E Cornell
Wyncdotte
Los Bearce
Texas
P Barthelmess
Sull
Beloit
Kas
G Lowe
Leavenworth
J Kendrick
Eakins
A Weikert
Phelps
Boggs
Independence
Sheldon
Topeka
T Cavanaugh
Salina
H Coc
Chi- Cao
Brett
John Donnelly
Leland Hel
Union Avenue
Geldtf
Ve Delly Makers
Burnett's Cocoaene
Alexander Henry
East Girard Avenue
Burnett’s
Streodiwin
Henry Young
Columbia
Fitzgerald
White
Nathan Brown
Alfred Arnold
Cumwalle
Aug
Carpenters
Canada
Europe
Continental Federation of Trade
Hay St. Laws
Wallstreet
Fort Scoot & Wulf
Springfield
Memphis
Tenn
Boston Capita
Ark
G. H. Nettleton
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Virginia
Evening Post
Lynchburg
State Committee
Cochran
Halcomb Hall
Ridhman Hall
Mahone
Wickham
Lyucuaperne
Ir. H L. Brooks
State Central Committee
Portaperpmia
W. C. Ballett
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Issa Brunes
Central Pacific
Denvite
Missouri
Westest
Butis Sorker Hi
Kansas City Stock Market
Be Ok
Beh
Foreign News
Berury
Germania
Rome
Koran
Germany
Treves Rheinish
Prussia
Vatican
Berirs
Russia
Korig
Minsk
Saratezs
Saratoca
Permit
Knight Tempise Ween
Bonnie Lizzie
Thorn
Catalpa
Fale
Cinderilla
Chicago Stock Market
Augusta
Ntle Batchelor
Dick Bruce
Frank Burwell
E. S. Burwell
Earie
Bader
J. P. Clark
George Kibort
Wilson W. Coleman
EM. Yorward
FM Harwell
Win
Kelger
Jacober
Hermann Lyon
Lester L
Rive Els
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
SRN
Ering
M. Thistletawart
Western Subscriphon Agency
Bess Mare
Cain
Camour
Cs En Berline & Co
Sai Lawrence
SCLE
Less Chemical Manufacturing CO
KAS. Pe Ence
RAS
Eldridge
Eel E Santee Baleed
Pershal
Umar
Murdock
Sadi
E. Wright
Sullessan Ta 2Ler & Wright
Ooi Saad
Wheeler
Massachusetts Street
Kastad
Donnelly Bros
Livery and Exchange
Winthrop and
New Hampshire
Natual Bank of Lawrence
IPEC
Lige
TORS
MILAN
WLI
Thacher Hal
Crew
Corres
Opficers
Lunes
Warren Street
Westcothrass Stree
Pat
W. W. Sharpe & Co, Publishers’ Agents
Park Row
L. Shalee
Ag Plake
Peter Bell
Ovss
Len’ Drag Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!