Sabbath School Convention Concludes After Thunderous Sessions
The Sabbath School convention featured afternoon talks on raising teaching standards and Bible mountains with papers by Nelson and Miss Jennie Hunter. Evening addresses covered biblical evidences, unused power, and the ideal Sabbath school, ending with a closing remark on overall success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsor
Uicunreh
Jennie Hunter
Moriah
Abraham
Sigal
God
Carmiél
Ban
Olivet
Saylor
Zivo
City of God
D. Mc McChlian
Kansas
Ciy Heb
Mr. Moody
Sabpath
Ates
Mrr
James Hutchison
Enarchist
Leavenworth
Moses
Maderiy
Wilderness
Mecca
H.C. Marshall
Baty McQuiston
Henley barbed wire adopted by Kansas Pacific railroad
The Henley wire is chosen by the Kansas Pacific railroad as its fencing material and large daily shipments along the line reflect this endorsement. Railroads seek durable, high quality fencing and this adoption marks strong industry approval, with Mr. Henry to be congratulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Henry
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Relief at Low Cost
Old catalog style ad column touts Burdock Blood Bitters for headaches low spirits and stomach pains with a trial size priced at ten cents and full bottle at one dollar. Mentions other remedies and local newspaper club offers through Mr Diggs at the post office as part of a broad sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Diggs
Post Office
Tok Western
Howe Johnson
Diggs
New York Tribune
Crank arrests rise as Garfield shot spark bills flood in
Elias Fitz alias HL Paulheisting was arrested in Washington after declaring he came to serve Guit eau. The tally of cranks arrested since Garfield's shooting reaches ninety as the capital news reports on consolidation of several firms in St Louis and a fatal mill explosion in Texas. The Tariff Convention in New York hears calls for silver currency and protection, with Joseph Wharton urging tariff policy based on a national industrial inquiry.
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Wasuiscox
Nov. Gu
Elias Fitz
Paulheisting
Guiteau
Garfield
St. Louis
Vulcan Works
Denison
Texas
Payne
Red River
Wichita
Oklahoma
Douglas &Jones
Jacksonville
Oliver Wilson
Burke
Phillips
New York
John Thompson
Tariff Committee
United States
England
Germany
Joseph Wharton
Missouri River
St. Joseen
John L Ingatls
Missouri
John Hagan
Samuel J. Smith
St. Joseph
Kansas
E.P. Merriam
F. P. Baker
Nebraska
M.L. Hayward
Victor Venquene
Iowa
L. R. Baker
E. E. Aylesworth
F. M. Posegate
B. M. Brake
Kansas City
Doctor Stringfellow
J. J. Ingalls
Hreels
Joan Hogan
Samuel I. Smith
St. Joe
EN. Morrill
FP. B. Baker
M. le Maynard
Victor Valgnain
L. R. Bakter
E. E. Ayiesworth
P.M. Haymat
NH. Miller
Bo M. Drake
H. M. Bushnell
J. M. Hammond
Ingalls
Washington
Allezheny
Rocky Mountains
Manitoba
Gul
Irish National Convention at McCormick Hall Chicago
The Irish National Convention gathered at McCormick Hall with full attendance. Jobo F Finerty of Chicago opened the meeting and Patrick Colling of Boston was named permanent chairman. Hines was later chosen chair with credentials and resolutions committees formed. The delegation backs Land League support in Ireland and adjournment is expected tomorrow.
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Chicago
McCormick Hall
Jobo F Finerty
Patrick Colling
Boston
Hines
Land League
Ireland
Trial of Garfield's Mur Deree in New Jersey Court
Guiteau's testimony in the Garfield assassination trial continues with accounts of his religious tramping and polemics, including references to Oneida, Blaine, and Grant era politics. The proceeding describes lectures, interviews, and the alleged inspiration behind removing the president, interrupted by weather and courtroom contention.
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Wasmuiseton
Guitean
Guiteau
Svoville
Evanston
Souville
Giyneau
Witness
Iris
Gaiteau
Cne
Bob Ingersoll
Ubal
Ruth
Apostle Paul
Paul
New York
Boston
Stonington
Hatfield
Hancork
Moston
Garant
Witmess
Clivags
Garfield
Gen
Waste House
Jetsure
Bim
Haris
Garfeld
State Department
Blaine
Lim
Witmer
Subj
Aveckis
Markets Review From New York and Kansas City Dated 1841
The item reports on New York money market conditions with discounts for mercantile paper and government bonds. It also covers wheat trading in Kansas City with receipts shipments and pricing notes, reflecting a mixed agricultural and financial snapshot for early November 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trima Mercantile Paper
Amisseur's
Kansas City
Witeat
Gommerera Wudicator
Peoria
Shaw
Tyarket
Peete
Waskeud
Atere
Hosbela
Siltota
Erie
Kanbas CI Naas OUDY Market Report Summary
Ledicator reports mixed cattle market activity with weak undertone for good steers and butchers. Hog receipts show steady slaughter with prices around 74 and 68 cents per pound, while gold prices reach a high point the day.
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Naas Oudy
Bat
Soages
St Louis and Chicago Produce Markets Report Prices
Market summaries show flour steady, wheat mixed with slight gains, and corn higher. Barley and oats listed with bids, bacon and lard demand moderate, bulk meats rising. Whisky and other commodities noted with cash and futures activity across November to February contracts.
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ST. Louis
Lavin
Gateli
Leiler
Gil
Chicago
Cutcana
Nove
Taig Janusey
Wind Will Market Auction Bid for Farm Implements
The notice lists dozens of agricultural items for sale or sale-related services including Buekere Table Rake railroad seraners plows cultivators hay rakes wagons and mills. It promotes a fair offering market price for wheat and corn and mentions milling business activities and equipment brands.
Real Estate Agent Seeks Buyers for Farms Near Lawrence
A lengthy listing from W D L Hoap. ey offers numerous farms near Lawrence including a large suburban residence on 3 acres with a 1 story frame house, fruit trees, and ample water. Additional tracts include 120 acres near two railroad stations, 40 acre farms with good water, and a cosy 2 acre home with 10 acres under cultivation, all priced with favorable terms.
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Heal Estate
Bankeror
Leieare
Luwreser
Lawrence
Kansas City
Momory
Nelda
Cugimaods
D.L. Hoap
Srachunetla
Kas
Fed
Heaper
Ilthie
Kitehem
el Tog
Mufles
LaWrecce
Iman
Corral
Lawreate
Owinda
Kouteal
Ypaetbeash
Kenthick
Tor
Connecticut Street
Payent
Vlew N. EL
Proposals for Subsistence Stores in Leavenworth KS
Sealed proposals due December 18 for supply of flour, corn meal, meat, bacon, yeast, salt, vinegar, and related goods to government posts along the Santa Fe and other rail lines. Bids must meet standard samples, delivery by late January, and packaging in double sacks with burlap. Envelopes marked Proposals for Subsistence and sent to Aidit G Bell at the U.S. Army office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OFFIK
UELOT
L&aven Worth
Kas
Ro Leavenworth
Kans
Katites Pacific
Archi
Topexa
Santa Fe
Luang
Aidit G. Bell
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Greers
the Daily Journal
Kanas de Sccoug
Egypt
Babylonia
Assyria
Babylon
Nineveh
Rome
J. A. Nelson
Sfremfuraat
Lonaislaw
Robert Hutchison
Coustry
Burdock
Mother Hubbard
Atl. O. Olf. Hall
Diaas
Jack Goose
C. F. Hall
King Cole the
Merry Old Soul
John Donnelly
UN. Avenue
E&ldt
F. W. Weimann
Buster
O H Tiffany
D. D
Louis
Antrresie
Peyos
Okishoma
Iseller
Geneva
Maxwell Bros
Bennet
Geo
Leis & Bro
Henry St
J.B. Watx Sa
Trestos
N.J
New York Express
Lawrence Station
Indicationa. Dox
Mippi
Sr. Dor
Amberly Bates
Marks Taylor
Hare
Winthrop
Taylor
Hage
Bates
Allen H. Varies
Tor Marses
Lawrence Plow Company
Wildeh & Palili
Buekere Twine
Buekere Wire Binders
Buekere
Field Mollers
Buckeye Mowers
Playworth's
Courtland Wagon
Atenteq
St.louis
Hr. Louis
Colorado
Andrew 17 LD
Tose
Atte Steiney Oy
Andrew Tosh & CO
Collect Thon Nance Ag’ts
Liberty Hall
Matilda Scott-Paine
Helana Blene
Saidee Verona
Ufer Majesty's Opera Co
Ssims
Seaman BP
Messal
Suy
J. J. A. Parmer
Gale
Mary Carnes
Hippler
Emelaa Hawehtona
Dulinson
Anna
Kates
Mary Denti Bowser
Alex, Carty
de Re Ch
Joho Chae
Solon Pens
Teeeery
Henry Sehyitager
de Vertiord
Aunt Bly
Lemp N'A Lap Jatason
Columbua Bell
Foun Manin
Z Winwias
Albert Wood
Gant
Henes Viah “Watts
J. Oreion Lier
Withers
J. Worden
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