Auction Notice of Printing Press and Equipment
The notice states a public action to sell at auction in Kansas to satisfy a lien on various printing press items and shop hardware. Listed are presses, cases, frames, cabinets, shelves, stands, a clock, lamps, pipes, slugs, leads, composing sticks, galley racks, wash tubs, a car, hooks, and other gear. Proceeds to be paid in cash to the rightful claimant, with sale conducted by the sheriff under lawful order.
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Yias County
State of Kansas
Wii
Jind
Iansa
Ibn
Lawrenes
Aneust
A.D. Pest
Asioek
Kivesad
Van
Atty Fur PH
Train Wreck Near Massillon Kills Two
A freight train on the Cleveland & Toledo line ran off an open switch five miles south of Massillon. Engineer Graham and fireman Wilson were killed. other crew members were injured but not fatally.
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Cincinnnati, O
Times- Star
Canton
Ohio
Cleveland & Logain
Massillon
Graham
Wilson
Rowing results from Newark national amateur regatta
The consolation races of the national regatta were held in Newark New York. Roe Bey won the single scull with a time around 12ty. John H. Buckley won the senior single scull. The Union of New York won the eight-oared shell race in 7 48. The Hillsdale four fielded an exhibition race covering a mile and a half in 8 204.
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Newark
Roe Beyap
John H. Buckley
Invssty
Unions of
New York
Ililsdale
Lemp Sunday law case reaches criminal court
The case of Wim J. Lemp, a prominent St. Louis brewer, went to the court of criminal correction this afternoon. A jury was obtained after several hours of work and the trial will proceed tomorrow. The matter is viewed as a test case likely to settle points of the Sunday law, with about nine Sabbath breaking cases on the docket deferred to allow full preparation.
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St. Louig
Wim. J. Lemp
Court of Criminal Correction
Palmer resigns from Denver & Rio Grande presidency
New York report states Gen. W. D. Palmer tendered his resignation as president of the Denver and Rio Grande railway, accepted by the board. The move is linked to Palmer's alleged involvement with the Mexican National railroad.
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Palmer
New York
Euuhred
Gosh
the Post
Montreal
Southeastern Railroad
Wradlay Barlow
George D. Chapman
National Construction Company
New Jersey
Ashley Hibbard
Walter Shanlay
James Mitchell
London
Eng
Barlow
Canadian Pacific Road
Tig Eudhre
Canadian Pacific Company
Boaton
Atlantic
Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Hibbard
Canadian Pacific
Chapman
AlcIntire
Stephens
Testimony in Nyeregujbaza trial is recanted by witness
Moritz Sharf, key prosecution witness in a Nyeregujbaza murder trial, confessed to a Postharmond reporter that his evidence claiming the girl was slain for ritual blood was false. Buffalo reports note betting and horse race results across several locations with times and payouts.
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Pesth
Moritz Sharf
Nyeregujbaza
Postharmond
Five Hurt as Rock Collapse Buries Workers. Two Die
In Pittsburg at Hussey and Co. steel plant a rock supporting a 500 ton steel pile collapsed during noon stock taking. Charles Oshman died instantly, Robert Sherritz died later, and three others were injured.
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Pittsburg
Hussey
Awe & Co
Charles Oshman
Robert Sherritz
Qoshman
Sherintz
Arrests in Pesth Riot and Storm Damage Report
Reported arrests include Joseph Scharf and other Jews connected to the Nyeriguphat riot as authorities deploy troops to curb disorder. A severe storm swept Shelley, Cass, and Wottawacomie counties in Iowa causing crop damage, cattle deaths, and freight-car wrecks along a five mile wide track.
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Pesth
Joseph Scharf
Monitz Scharf
Nyeriguphat
Chicago
Shelley
Cass
Wottawacomie
Iowa
Brayton
Loran
Fire at Abilene burns builders shop. tools lost
Abilene Kansas August 9 a two story shop owned by Paul Jacobs builders was destroyed by fire. Seven or eight workmen lost tool kits. Logs valued about 4500 with 1600 insurance. Fire stopped by water works saving adjacent yards belonging to L A Pedl.
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Alileas
Kan
Abilene
Paul
Rates Clash as Rail War Looms Between Chicago and St Louis
Cutting Raths reports no new open cut with Chicago rates yet tickets listed from scalpers at 5 dollars via Illinois Central. Scalpers also offer Louisville at 4.50. Ohio and Mississippi cut Cincinnati to 37, met by the Vandalia. Chicago rate may fall to 2 amid a broader contest among Chicago St Louis and Kansas City.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Illinois Central Road
Ohio
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Salvation Army Arrests Defy Syracuse Aldermen
In Syracuse New York on August 4 police arrested the Salvation Army unit after they defied city resolutions by marching through the streets singing hymns and shouting hallelujah. Aldermen who opposed the measure signed their bail bonds to secure release.
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Syracusa
N. Y
Common Council
Salvation Army
Board of Aldermen
Presidential Party at Fort Washakie Meets Shoshone and Arapahoe Chiefs
The President Secretary Lincoln and General Sheridan meet about 60 warriors at Fort Washakie as chiefs Ashakie and Black Coal lead a reception. The president commends their conduct and interest in industry before continuing toward Yellowstone.
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Fort Washakie
Yellowstone
Lincoln
Sheridan
Ome
Ashakie
Black Coal
Arapahoes
Chiefs Speak to Shoshones and Araphoes in Tribal Gatherings
An English speaking Shoshone and a Carlisle educated Arapaho relayed messages from their chiefs to their tribes. both groups applauded the announcements as Washakie and Black Coal responded with remarks. A severe storm then hit Dodge City Augusta with 90 mph winds, heavy rain, and lightning. two major buildings were damaged and losses may reach 6000 dollars.
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Norcutt
Carlisle School
Dodge City
Augusta
John Mullen
The Revolt at Bajados Suppressed by Troops
Madrid reports military precautions as insurgents are dispersed in the mountains and captured. Logrono says soldiers in the Sandomingo outbreak surrendered, claiming deception about a parade. Rebels pursued, Madrid governor closes a progressists club, Lisbon notes broader but premature implications with thirty Spanish officers on parade.
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Madrid
Logrone
Sandomingo
Democraic Progressists Club
Lisbon
Badajos
Chautauqua Assembly Delivers Record Attendance
Chautauqua summer university reports ongoing success with larger crowds than last year. Dr. B M Adams leads morning devotions in the amphitheatre, drawing about 10 000 attendees, with 4 000 later listening to Wallace Bruce on Shakespeare. Prof W C Richards of Chicago discusses magnetism in a popular lecture. A women’s temperance meeting directed by Mrs E S Hoover and Mrs Hoover also draws attention. A conference explores cooperation between the association and local churches.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Assembly
Summer University
B. M. Adams
Wallace Bruca
Shakspeare
W.C. Richards
Chicago
E.S. Hoover
Hoover
Dr. Berger
Dayton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pavillion
Assault on St. Joseph editor after liquor prosecutions debate
St. Joseph Missouri August report details an attempted assault on A. M. Hubbard editor of the St. Joseph Herald. Hubbard confronted two men near Fourth and Francis after midnight, one followed him, claim of editor status, threat to pound him. Hubbard fired and hit with the butt of his revolver as cartridge failed. assailant fled. The Herald has faced threats over its Downing law coverage.
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St. Joe
Evening News Today
A. M. Hubbard
St.Joe
Herald
Hubbard
Telegraph workers end strike wave across multiple cities
Reports from New York Washington and Chicago note no wire cuts while Western Union resumes operations as telegraphers return to work. Dispatches show Texas rumors unsettled but official counts indicate only limited abandonments with several districts ending the strike. In Cincinnati Scranton and Augusta delegates report returning to duties and a welcome address in Cleveland precedes travel westward.
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New York
Western Union
Washington
Leonard Whitney
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washingington
J. D. Clarke
Philadelphia
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Thme
Chicago
Augusta Ga
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Paul
Baker
Texas
Brotherhood
Galveston
Scranton
Cincinnat
Miller
Augusta
Western Union Telegraph System
Multiple July–August 9 telegraph briefs across cities
Brief notices report cholera deaths in Alexandria, a Quebec mill fire, schooner Nellie and Annie’s port arrival, a Hill committee report due August 25, a murder of a deaf blind girl in Urersboro, Ischia quake study plans, a Breckinridge counterfeiting arraignment in Toledo, Ischia quake study, exposition gallery opening in Lomagirls, a Lt. Col Ilges court-martial verdict and dismissal recommendation, regatta practice in Watkins, a Manitoba captain’s suicide near Belle Isle, a St. Petersburg fleet liberty decree leaves 14 million restrained, a Toronto lynching attempt, an Indiana bank van robbery with sound finances, and Knights Templars welcome in Chicago en route to San.
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Naples
Italy
Palmieri
Giuscardi
Agiolara
Ischia
Toledo
Edward 2. Breckenridge
Royal Baking Powder Company
Iba
Washington
Ilges
Quebec
Manitoba
Glassgow
Belle Isle
Sweat
London
St. Petersburg
the Times
Toronto
Toronto, Ont
Andrews
Morriy
Market Report New York Money Market Aug 1293
New York money market report shows easy money at 202 per cent and discounts steady for prime mercantile. Sterling exchange steady at 413 with general demand. Bond listings include Missouri assets, St Louis bonds, Chicago and Alton, Hannibal and St Joe, Northern Pacific, New York Central, Rock Island.
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New York
United States Bonds
TUCKS
HONDA
Missouri Ta
St. Jon
Central Police
Chicago & Alton
Hanibal & Ut
Joe
Missouri Paci Cesmeres Northern Pacific
New York Central
Rock Island
Peres
Kansas City Produce Market Report Summary
The Indicator lists August 1853 price and receipt data for flour wheat eggs butter cheese lard and dry goods. Wheat receipts 18 785 bushels shipments 19 926 bushels. Flour market currents show prices per 100 lbs from 1 05 to 1 20 with assorted grades indicated. Eggs steady candied at per dozen. butter firm. lard large half barrels. flax seed 1 10 to 1 18 on basis of price. broom corn noted. Continuous market weakness noted for wheat and receipts for corn and rye varied.
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Kansas City
Kanssa
Irtsevitany
Keke
Sue
Oise
Colorado
Live Stock Market Report from Kangas City August 1884
The Live Stock Indicator lists cattle and hog receipts with mixed prices. Cattle include steer weights around 1350 pounds selling at 4, feeder plus stocker demand. Hog receipts near 1500 with market steady to firm. Sheep receipts show steady markets with averages around 72 to 76 pounds.
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Kangas City
Texas
Market Receipts Mixed as Cattle Prices Fluctuate
Report shows diverse cattle shipment activity with heavy receipts in Texas and Indian cattle. Market strength noted at 2,700 head with mixed prices around 6.06.60, while late totals in Baker receipts reach 4,700 and steer shipments signal declines.
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Stave
Sadi
Madlum
Chicago Produce Market News Roundup
Chicago price readings show mixed movement across grains and meats with unsettled wheat and corn trading patterns. Butter and eggs hold steady while bulk meats stay steady, whisky prices unchanged and oats, flax seed, and rye showing varied activity.
Chicago Market Receipts and Carcass Figures Reported
Market reports from Chicago show cattle receipts and shipments with mixed strength. Prices vary by grade with strong demand for certain runs and weaker outcomes for common stock. Poor to fair quality stock remains in lighter supply as prices fluctuate.
Stray animals reported near Surry area with rewards
A bay pony about fourteen and a half hands with a lump on its back and a dark brown horse ten years old with a thin mane and tail are reported missing. The pony was left at Tom Teal's table for return or stowage. Reward offered to return to S. P. Spexcern at 9 West Lawrence.
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Tom Teal
BS SumeTues
Tavalye
Joni
Callar Gall
Duet
S. P. Spexcern
West Lawrance
Distinctions for Senators and Cabinet Officers Draw Praise
A tribute highlights senators, cabinet officers, lawmakers, and notable professionals including scientists and physicians. It extols the efficacy of St Jacobs Oil as a great pain cure praised by distinguished figures.
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Congress
St. Jacobs Oil
To Exchange. Large'new house and tots for good farm
Classified note offering a large new house and children for a good farm. Includes contact address PO Box 1012 Lawrence Kansas and a price reference of 41 dollars.
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Lawrence
Kans
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