Death of Mr Burnton in Alameda and local notices
An obituary note announces the death of Mr Burnton in Alameda California. He was a longtime city resident and a former foreman at JockNat book brodery. The page also records social entertainments a charity concert fund distribution and various local notices including sales of a trotting mare and residents traveling south or east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnton
Geo. H. Bow
Mr Burnton
Alameda
Cal
JockNat Bookbrodery
J. T. Warne
Wilkes
A. Smith
Wm. C. France
New York City
France
Slater Wilkes
Orsonal. Sprankle
D. M. Sprankle
J. B. Watkins’ Land Mortgage Co
New Orleans
Porter
Brian Porter
Clinton
Virginia
Indian Territory
J. Crawford
Memphin
Th South
Telegraphic News Indications and Boomers Hearing Updates
Washington dispatch reports Missouri valley weather with variable winds and rising southern temperatures. Wichita reports no witnesses against the boomers at discharge. Day and two soldiers arrive to answer subpoenas. boomers to be re-arrested with a hearing planned tomorrow. Major Hatton, Lt Day, and Couch discuss prosecution. large meeting with speeches.
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Washinton
Missouri Valley
Couch
Journal
Wichita
Kas
M. W. Day
Sergis
Rodgers and Wilson
9Th Cavalry
Caldwell
U. S. District
Chas. Hatton
Day
Capt
Occidental
Major Hatton
Gen
Hatch
Boomers
Justice Hobb
Dusxapory
Kansas Senate Debates Kelley Floyd Railroad Bill No 140
In Torexa Kansas the senate's forenoon session moved to committee of the whole to discuss the Kelley and Floyd railroad bill No 140 with an amendment by Senator Buchan. The amendment allows the board of commissioners to adjust foreign schedule rates if they are unjust to a railroad company in the state, making changes as reasonable and just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye
House
New Orleans Exposition
Kansas
Senate
Torexa
Kelley and Floyd
Buchan
Board of Commissioners
Pe Toad Company
Market Report WHEAT and CORN with varied bids and receipts
The Daily Inducator notes Wheat receipts 16 874 bushels with ship ments 22 493 and total 669 337 bushels. Market quiet with cash bids around 62 and May 6540 Mc. No. 2 red and others listed. Corn receipts 10 818 bushels. ship ments 11 333. in store 113 896. No. 2 cash 30 bid, May and June bids varying. Oats No 2 cash 26¢ bid. butter eggs cheese also quoted along with hay, seed, and pork prices.
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Ici
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Live Stock Indicator Kansas City and Curry reports show mixed market
Kansas City and Curry publish cattle hog and sheep figures with receipts and price ranges. Cattle receipts 1 704 in Kansas City, market steady with exports 5.70 to 6.40 for ship stock. hogs 2 800 with strong prices. sheep receipts 2 512 with steady mutton values.
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Kansas City
Kanes City
Lota
Iba
Curcany
Texas
Terior
Miscellaneous notes from the era on travel, mining, and customs
A miscellany of short items spans Texas horsemanship, a boy’s play on Indians, a Scottish portrait gallery fund, Nevada customs, clergy baptisms, Utah mining, and American views on Southern hogs and English university quirks. Includes anecdotes on trust, credit, and traditional rituals.
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Texas
Austin
Teras Siflings
Scotland
National Portrait Gallery
Museum of Antiquities
Sacramento
Cal
Nevada
United States
Geome
South Carolina
Letitia Adelina Angelin
Mary
Chicago Times
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah
Artificial Eyes Move Like Natural Ones In Groundbreaking Surgery
A rare surgical advancement in Philadelphia allows an artificial eye to move with the same dynamics as a real eye. Dr. Roland D. Jones operated on Benny Irwin, seven, after a Saturday accident, detailing a method that attaches eye muscles to the conjunctiva to form a movable socket. The procedure, though limited by inflammation, aims to prove the theory that artificial eyes can function in concert with natural ocular motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland D. Jones
Green Street
Benny Irwin
Noble Street
Jones
J. F. Whitten
H. N. K. Swank
Edward Nunez
J. P. Boyd
Irwin
Philadelphia Record
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Iassets
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
F. S. Winston
Rees
Beat Nelateses Cos
Translt
New York
Frederick
Board OF Trustees
Hermann C. von Post
John 3. Sherwood
George C. Richardson
George H. Andrews
Alexander H. Rice
Robert Olyphant
William J. Babcock
George F Baker
FE. Ratchford Starr
Benj.b. Sherman
Frederick H. Coseitt
Jos. Thompson
Lewis May
Dudley Olcott
Oliver Harriman
Jason Bragers
Henry W. Smith
Frederic Comwell
Stevens, Agenc
Julien T. Davies
Robert Sewell
S.von Rennselaer Cruger
Charles R. Henderson
George Bisa
Rufus W. Peckham
Wm. ?. Dixon
J. Hobart Herrick
Lawrence
D. Cu. Haskell
W. W. Nevison
Lucy Taylor
Kansas State Short Horn Breeders Association
Topeke
W. A. Harris
Harris
Giesson
F. Gleason
Mre.Hornsley
Graphartt
J. Gladburt
Mabel Sawyer
Kimba
New York- Tracy
Geo. Tracy
J. M. Rolbina
Norwood
Burton
Mutus
Wallace’s
Jewel County
Carrol’s
Buck's
Algo
Temperance Committee
Louis
Cone Poorhouse
Monticello
Ills
J. A. Dailey
Leach
Royal Baking Powder Co
Andrew
Andrews
Peter Collier
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Collier
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washincton, D
C. EB. Andrews & CO
Thos. Lydon
J.P
Yon BR Collier
D. S. Chemin
Dept. of Agriculture
Royal
C.E. Andrews &Co
Pater
Milwaukee
Lake Bt
Wabaa Ave
Chicago
Telegraphic News
Lucille Gesrett Dudiey
O’donavan Rvans
Supreme Court
Dadiey
Ronen
Market Report
The
Wana Urry
Adee
Voltaig
Marshall
Wes
Washington Irving
Professor Stelle
Abhe Mobile Register
South
North
England
Hacan
Magnolia
Steele & Price
Anc
A. Louis
Whittier
Stivers
Webiliey
Maxtal
Sida
Bouse
Rabriags
Hops & Malt Bitters Co
Detroit
Mich
Man
Senee Ct Oge
Forhaya
Frederick Lowey
Fulton Sr
GianepeEi Lowey
Jon Fulton St
ST Aeam
Reem Felts
Massfeld
Chin
Aid
Brown
Cinchona
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