Regents visit to University of Kansas noted in issue
The Regents met Tuesday at Lawrence to inspect University operations and visit classes. Regents Wilson Thacher and Mrs. Cora M Dawes left the city. Benedict and Scott stayed over. J W Green traveled to Wyandotte for the Human cage project, with hopes the elimination finishes this week.
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Firs
Wilson, Thacher
Cora M. Dawes
Benedict and
Scott
J. W. Green
Wyandotte
Powder Explosion Injures Two Italians in Denver
A Georgetown dispatch reports two Italian men, Peter Chieler and Dominique Massy, badly hurt by a giant powder blast in a cook stove placed by an Italian rival. Massy may die. Chieler is severely injured. In Napoleon, Ohio, Peter D. Cole, convicted of manslaughter, is sentenced to fifteen years at hard labor for shooting Harmon over alleged marital infidelity. Nearby, a Missouri prisoner, Ciales Miller, hanged himself in his cell, ending a planned execution for murder.
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Denver
Col
Tribune
Georgetown
Peter Chieler
Dominique Massy
Massy
Chieler
Tornoe
Napoleon
Ohio
Moore
Peter D. Cole
Cole
Harmon
Degpler
Sr. Lov
Ciales Miller
Hong
Benton
Scott County
Missouri
Yanklie Hamilton
Shot Through the Heart in Cherokee Murder Case
Pansons reports Dr. H Neil a Crawford county physician killed by A W Walker in a quarrel over a rented property. Walker surrendered to authorities after the shooting. Both men are prominent locals and the incident has stirred great excitement.
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Pansons
the Sun
Cherokee
Crawford County
H. Neil
Neil
A. W. Walker
Walker
Neill
Ireland murder case leaves eleven remanded
Foreign dispatch from Dublin reports six charged in Huddy murder case discharged while eleven remain under custody. Huddy leaguers note receipts of £2516 since prior meeting. Secretary Foster has received 400 letters in the past year. Also mentions Piedmont’s arrest under the coercion act and Tobin’s conviction.
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Ireland
Dram
Huddy
Foster
Piedmont
New Ross
Ballyraggett
Leeds
England
Tobin
Germany Beaux
Reichstag
Scharmer
Windthornt
Smallpox Cases Reported as Postal Worker Exposed
New York on February 8 reports three smallpox cases including a post office collector's daughter who handled thousands of letters during illness. In Chicago, 150 blast furnace workers at Union Iron and Steel struck for a 15 to 20 percent wage increase as the company refused to compromise.
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New York
General Post Office
Strack
Chicago
Int
Union Iron and Steele Companys’ Works
Wheat prospects brighten in Southern Illinois reports
Southern Illinois dispatches say growing wheat shows flattering prospects daily, acreage slightly less than last year but in splendid condition. In New Orleans a man named Ryan endures hotel suffering from injuries but expects quick recovery. Walter H. Case of Chicago is sentenced to state prison for three and a half years for bigamy in New York.
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Cucano
Southern Illinois
Ryan
Tos
New York
Walter H. Case
Chicago
Supreme Court strikes down drunkenness punishment in prohibitory law
The Kansas Supreme Court today voided that part of the prohibitory law punishing drunkenness on the ground the provision lacked a title. The decision notes that persons legally possessing liquor may drink or give it away. In Shawnee county Judge Norton ruled a railroad land possession provision unconstitutional for not providing proper compensation, affecting several rail cases. The day’s opinions covered numerous cases from counties such as Lincoln, Douglas, Butler, Greenwood, and Wyandotte, with many affirmations and some reversals, notably Adams Express Co. vs G McConnell. Local items from St Louis report a murder plea and a carrier agents meeting, plus an Illinois find of three bodies due to exposure.
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Torega
Supreme Court
Shawnee County
Norton
Commissioners of
Lincoln County
Chas
E. Faulkner
Lincoln Country
Horton
L. W. Hoover
Wo.Yenney
Douglas County
J. G H. Aikman
Butler Coun Kas
Butler County
UJ. St. Leas. PR. al
William Starp
Greenwood County
William R. Baker
W. H. Worlson
Morris County
T. B. Sweet
Shawne County
C.J. Mary A. Yeamans
Jennie I. James
Wyandotte County
C.J
Poplin
Robert Mundell
Anderson County
C.J. V. B. Latcam
Henry
G. McConnell
Ford County
Valetine
J. A. Menzel
Kansas
Atchison County
Valentine J. Ed
Dl. Bogash
W. B Law
Marion County
Valentine J. Ebenezer Morgan
Commissoner
Clay County
Woodson County
Brewer J. HW. Bennett
James Dunn
Miami County
John Ss. Anderson
Parsons Commercial Bank
Labette County
St. Loui & San Francisco Railroad Company
Marlon Briggs
City of
Florence
J. M.scott
Mathew Melusley
Allen County
Sr L
Florr. Coe
Edwards
Wao
F. Turner
State of Kansas
Willis
Jackson
Sumner County
Matthew Ryan
Wm. Cranston
Leavenworth County
R.A. Stewart
M.A. & B. Railway Company
Riley County
Alonzo Wagstaff
Gothart Schippi
Errror
Laiine County
Aram Kelsey
Belle M. Layne
Washinton County
Edwards Brothers
J. C. Ellis Et al
Edwards Cunty
Henry Schweiter
Sedgwick County
O. M. Ott
Amy Sprague
Johnson County
Wm. Julisn
Senate and House Open with War Vets, Tariff, and Pension Debates
In Washington on February 3 and February 9, Senators debated a proposed constitutional amendment to ban alcohol and poisonous beverages, while discussing Confederate veteran pensions and Union victory symbolism. The House addressed a tariff commission bill, court reestablishment for Alabama claims, postal savings, and port Wayne building, with amendments on representation and a Sherman funding measure. Eulogies marked the passing of Representative O Connor as the session adjourned.
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MOVSE
Washxbox
Kasson
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Randall
Committee On Judlictory
Alabama
Geneva
Ly Lacy
Mill
Port Wayne
Ind
Mills
Payne
Pennsylvania
Col. Rish
Indiana
South
Carollina
Housa
Garfield stamp issued and Supreme Court reform proposed
From Washington cent. on 470 755 due April 6 1872 under the March 4 1872 treaty the Garfield five cent stamp hailed as the greatest likeness and most handsome yet. Senator Pugh introduces a bill to divide the Supreme Court into three divisions with three Justices each to hear cases, and a land grants forfeiture issue prompts railway committee debate on_power and hardship.
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Garfield
Gen. Garfield
Post Office Department
Supreme Court
Pugh
Supreme Court of the
United States
Law Vision
Vyust
Bane
Phedi
Apportionment Fight and Tariff Debate Split Parties
Indications point to rejection of the pending apportionment bill in the House with Democrats broadly opposing and many Republicans against it. Several representatives condemn the measure as unjust and favor a defeat, while others warn of gains for Eastern states at the expense of Western growth. Democrats plan to antagonize the tariff commission bill as a subterfuge to preserve protections, aiming to expose its flaws and threaten party disunity. Resignations and commissions accompany the political maneuvering, with actions in Indian Affairs and treasury appointments noted.
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House
Blackburn
Pave
Representative Blount
Pound
Representative Sparks
New York
Tuu Howe
Kelly
Mus
Democratic Party
Congress
Kasson
Tariff Commission
Arrests and disruptions shake early February headlines
Reports from Wank Failare New Hampshire and Manhattan detail the arrest of Riley County Bank officials President Elliott and Vice President Sawyer amid suspicions of mishandled investments. Other items include the suspension of Headdes Wood & Co over cotton margins, murder arrest in Cherokee County, Henry Warmouth’s capture over missing funds, Western Nail Association price reaffirmation, Santa whipping post repeal, and Judge Charles Fox’s death in Cincinnati.
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Petexnono
N.H
Elliott
Sawyer
Riley County Bank
Manhattan
Medith
Kansas
Meredith
Sharon
New Hampshire
Riley County
Headdes, Wood & Co
Angar City stock market report from Feb 8
The Commercial Indicator shows cattle receipts 737 and shipments 34 with a weak market. Hog prices at Keastikan 39 41 and 80 with hog shipments 8, mar rating 10 pounds sold at $5.60 per hundred.
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Angar City
MaNsas City
Uta
Kansas City Produce Market Report February 4 1982
KC market show mixed cash bids and lower receipts with 404 bushels shipped and 312 in store. Butter steady at 271300 per dozen. general market weaker with several bid and ask prices noted for No 2 white and other items.
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Kambas City
Kansas City
Keveipty
St Louis Produce Market Ledger Highlights Prices and Shipments
The item lists produce market terms and prices including taro, flour, dairy, bacon, lardons, and various grains with April May year references. It notes opened terms, partial receipts, shipments, and cash prices, plus references to buyers and sellers and a few inventory codes.
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Taro
Adeeb
Wil
Jules
Bette Ciosent
Louis Stock Market Report From St Louis 1882
The St Louis market report shows steady demand and varied shipments with moderate activity. Receipts total about 4 700 head, cattle and steers mixed in price with light to good demand for common to fancy grades, and numerous figures indicate shifting prices across categories.
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Oasis
St. Lowis
Nike
Menker
Chicago Produce Market Trends and Bids for Feb
The Chicago market shows dull to steady movement across wheat, corn, and oats with softening cash demand for No. 2 spring wheat and lower rates on fed livestock. Pork and beef futures edge higher on improved cash sentiment while grains slip on uncertain demand. prices quoted in February and March contracts with mixed early and late season tones.
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Chicago
Tagel Tay
Ely
Pete
Chicago bios markers and cattle market receipts overview
Fragmented OCR notes detail shipments and prices for cattle and sheep trade. Mentions Boerket filly, Harts, milkers and springers, stocers and feeders, and various price shades, with receipts of 1000 sheep and 2400 shipments. Market described as weak to moderate with limited activity and price declines.
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Punta
Delhi
Hutchers
Springer
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