Order of sale and city tax ordinance for Lawrence Kansas
A sheriff notice details an order of sale from a Kansas court and an ordinance by the City of Lawrence levying taxes to fund city services. It lists properties to be taxed and directs certification to the Douglas County Clerk for 1583 tax rolls, with dates and officials including Mayor D. Burrowsock and City Clerk Brum.
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Lawrence
University Bouda
Tsiy
Laiawae
New York
Malachus
Hridge Street
N. W
L Ink Street
New York Stree Snc
Douglas County
A. D. Buwersock
Freed's Men's Academy Venture Aims to Aid Destitute Colored Families
Mr Audrey Alchinon of Dunlap travels to this city to promote the Freed's Men's Academy of Kansea, now under a State Board led by Dr Courcey with Chancellor Marvin and Judge Thacher. Since 1830 the project has grown to settle about 175 families on land, with 25 families living in a village, 185 pupils in schools, four instructors, and two substantial buildings. The board seeks 25000 for permanent land and 1000 for current expenses, aiming to endow land tracts for sale to recipient families. The non sectarian effort intends to educate and uplift destitute Colored people, reduce city temptations, and enable self-support. There are at least fifty families in the city who could benefit.
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Audrey Alchinon
Dunlap
Union County
Academy
Kansea
Courcey
Marvin
Honry Thacher
Atchison
Odo Thia
Associated Presbyterian Church
Collison sinks schooner Mariah Leyina. captain’s wife and two children drowned
Vallomirs August 10 reports the steamer William Lawrence from Savannah collided with the schooner Mariah Leyina early this morning. The schooner sank, taking with it the captain’s wife and two children and the cook Joseph Levitt. The report also notes riots in Alexandria’s Labor quarter over alleged poisoning by English doctors, quelled by British troops, and weekly business failures across regions with New York City and Canada provinces listed among affected areas.
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Alexexandria
Cholera Toll Rises in Alexandria as War Forces Hold
London reports twenty two deaths from cholera in Alexandria yesterday. The British commander in Egypt says no new cases among soldiers since the last report and that the sick are improving.
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London
Alexandria
Egypt
Knights Templars Leave for San Francisco Drill
The 5t Barnard commandery of Knights Templars has entered a corps for the prize drill at San Francisco and left Chicago today in a finely equipped special train of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad. The St Bernard party numbers a little over two hundred, with ladies and representatives from outside commanderies accompanying them.
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Chicago
Barnard Commandery
Knights ‘Templars
San Francisco
Chicago, Burlington &Uincy
St. Bernard
Distinguished Europeans Visit Yellowstone Park Journey
A party of over fifty distinguished Europeans invited by Rufus Hatch left New York today to visit Yellowstone Park. They will stay at Niagara Falls over Sunday, then travel to Chicago for a special Northern Pacific train to Yellowstone. The itinerary includes frequent farm stops, with arrivals around August 25 and a two week stay before returning, some members visiting Manitoba en route back.
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New York
Rufus Hatch
Yellowstone Park
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Yellowstone
Manitobia
Suspected Conspiracy Report Hits Chicago Press
The Times reports that Canadian secret agents have shadowed prominent Trish Nationalists in Chicago and a pr emec itated plan to destroy the Welland canal by explosion is alleged. It also states a request for U S help to thwart the plot.
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Chicago
The
Times This Morning
Welland Canal
United States
Banks Close Doors as Conference Delays Opening
Indianapolis August 10 large crowds gathered before opening as the first national bank and Indiana banking company kept their doors closed at 9 45. Directors of the first national met in session since 5 this morning with no public statement on outcomes. Bangor Maine August 10 Dos ton counsel filed suit for 50000 against Penobscot County sheriff over attachments on Kingman tannery materials that halted tannery operations the second largest globally with 60 vats and about 150 hides per vat. Similar actions planned against Ha yelton and Bancroft tanneries.
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Indianapolis
First National Bank
Indiana Banking Company
First National
Bangor
Doston
F. Shaw & Bros
Penobscott County
Kingman
Aroostock County
Hayelton
Bancroft
Indian dance and mounted displays at Camp Rollins
August 10 at Camp Rollins near Fort Washakie Capt Hayes led a fifth cavalry exhibition drill with trumpet commands. The show featured standard troop maneuvers skirmishing lines on horseback and on foot ending in a charge. About 250 mounted Shoshones and Arapahoes staged a sham battle displaying surprising horsemanship riding bareback.
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Camp Rollins
W. Ty
Ft. Washakie
Fort Washakie
Hayes
Fifth Cavalry
Avery
Utica Hanging of Wm Henry Ostrander for Murder
Wm Henry Ostrander was hanged at 10 50 a m for murdering his brother Geo Lyman Ostrander on December 26 1860 near West Camden. He refused prayer but a service was held. he praised himself and cursed the county, claiming unfair trial and refusing to forgive relatives. He spoke ramblingly about innocence and doomed fate. London reports revolt in Primserdia Spain led by Lt Colodi. civil guards unmolested, governor expelled, troops marching to quell. Daily News notes Spanish stock turmoil amid revolts and £2000 in claims from Madrid and Paris bankers.
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Utica
Henry Ostrander
Geo
Lyman Ostrander
West
Camden
Ostrander
Ant
God
London
Leo da Kenger
Primserdia
Spain
Colodi
Eo de Kenget
The
Daily News
Madrid
Paris
Oil excitement grips Rich Hill Missouri on laid land rush
Rich Hill Missouri reports continued oil excitement with abundant petroleum, Pennsylvania investors buying large tracts at high prices while lands are leased and options taken. Wells are increasing, gas discoveries noted, and equipment shipments from Chicago and Pennsylvania boost activity.
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Rich Hill
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Telegraphers Strike Near End Says Good Authority
The Telegraphers of New York report that the strike nearly ends with four operators returning to work. Western Union says business is moving, while others claim no disturbance on major lines. In Chicago reports claim railroad wires cut on Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago lines, with arms torn from supports. The brotherhood denies involvement.
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New York
Western Union
Chicago
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Ihe Brotherhood
Telegraphers Strike Actions Across Rail Lines
A dispatch from Master Workman Campbell of New York reports likely resumption of work on the Baltimore and Ohio line tomorrow after a dispute. Across Ohio and Pennsylvania, telegraph operators on the B and O Trans Ohio and Lake Erie divisions quit at noon with most posts filled and no train delays. in Pittsburgh the strike on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis line began at six, with orders to strike widely followed, while Dennison Ohio saw limited effect and trains planned to run on schedule.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Newark,Ohio
Trans-Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Louis Railroad Company
Davon
Columbus
Hig
Six
Orlock
Eagan
Taylor
Dennison
Ohio
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Telegraphic Bribes and Bizarre London Incident
A miscellany of brief items reports the Trib sending forty children to Shenango Forks for a two week period under local clergy supervision. A Boston editor is injured trying to board a moving train in Scranton. The Journal notes a Boston flour firm agent vanishing amid financial trouble. In London, Patrick Maloney is arrested for theft with Fenian ties. A vagrant scene at a restaurant leads to a compassionate gift, then a moralizing talk, ending with the boy retorting that the Lord would not care for him.
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New York
The
Tribune
Fresh Air Land
Shenengo Forks
Scranton
A. Ross
Boston Advertiser
Rufus Hatch
Yellowstone
Boston
Amasa Lucas
Staughton
Massachusetts
Ioston
London
Patrick Maloney
Birmingham
Hoston
Allers
Promised Cure Lines for Ailments Mentioned in Ad Copy
An old advertisement promotes Brown's Tran Bitters as preventing malaria and liver complaints, urging readers to use the remedy to avoid dyspepsia and belching. It also touts St Jacobs Oil as essential for pain, urging readers not to be without it.
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Brown's
Tran Bitters
Lid&win
USA
St. Jacobs
Market Report from New York and Kansas City July 10 1993
Market notes show money rates around 132 percent, sterling exchange dull at 53. g, and several bond names listed including Missouri Pacific and Northern Pacific. Kansas City produce markets report flour, corn, oats, butter, cheese and meat prices with mixed bids and shipments. receipts total about 40 550 bushels for corn and sugar.
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York
United States
Alissourt
St Joe Bonds
Central Prebiic Pica & Alton
Denver & Kilo Granie
Haulbal & St. Joy
Missouri Paciite
New York
Union
Vasilic Wabash
Western Union
Kansas City
Kansas Orry
Sm Hey Ae
Cholev
Taney
Dustett
Bt Rusbiels Abipments
Sue
Kansas
Missouri
Gaa
Culorado Aid
New Mexico
Livestock and Produce Market Summary for Aug 10
Prairie area Livestock receipts show steady market with strong cattle demand and mixed weights. Cattle prices range around 3.80 to 5.00 per hundredweight for steers while cows bring varied bids. hogs and hog products show softer pricing but steady movement. Wheat corn oats and other produce prices drift lower to higher across futures, with regional shipments totaling several thousand head and varying quality grades.
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Satie
Hi Bane
Lawer
Imiglow
Nash
Butler
Aulet
Market Reports Show Mixed Demand Across Commodities
The Drovers' Journal details mixed futures and cash demand for corn, oats, and wheat with varied futures prices. Hog and cattle receipts and shipments are reported as weak to lower, with prices for mixed, packing, and light weights fluctuating. hogs, hog futures, and shipments show overall softer sentiment. Sheep receipts and shipments are steady to fairly active, with ranges across inferior to choice, mirroring the cautious tone in livestock markets.
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the Drovers’ Journal
To Exchange. Larger new house and lots for farm
Real estate loan offer with a new house and lots exchange option. Address listed as PO Box 1012 Lawrence Xana 941 with money to loan on real estate security. Interest stated as very low. Contact 8 16a Cianton & BTEvER3 for details.
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Exchanec
Lawrence, Xana
Eatate Security
Pumant Euit
Cianton
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