Representative Citizens Henry M Greene’s Long Public Life
Henry Martyn Greene born Norwich Connecticut October 14 1833. He helped organize the first Republican union in Woodford County and served in Kansas militia during the Civil War. Later he held church roles in Lecompton Lane University and was Kansas State Senator in 1876. He joined Presbyterian ministry then moved to Lawrence and oversaw the State Institute for Feeble-Minded Children, expanding its operations.
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Henry Martyn Greene
Norwich
Conn
Illinois
Jacksonville
Atlanta
McLean County
Bloomington
Metamers
M. N. Miles
Henry
Knox College
Wisco
Eau Claire
Nhow
Woodford
Fremont
Ka $Y
Albert
Kansas
Carvey
Westport
Cheene
Mepsas Cry
Col. Greene
J.C. Shelby
L.ving
Hisself
Hhis
Presbyterian Church
Greene
J&s
X Board
Noted Citizen and Family Life Drawn in Memoir
The piece portrays a wife and matron married January 24, 1860, praising her support in a household and the couple’s four sons aged seven to seventeen. It highlights a frequent speaker and writer, who contributes to newspapers with sketches in prose and verse, earning recognition for his vivid, graphically styled pieces.
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Establishme
Froim
Tiveene
Sesral
Lis
Journ&l
Seyeribot
Weather and funeral notices from Missouri valley region
Indications show local snows in southern Missouri valley areas with fair weather to the north and warmer conditions after. In Kansas City the funeral of Judge James W. Dunlap was held at Grace Episcopal Church with interment at Elmwood Cemetery. A large attendance from Uberhaven and local leaders attended despite severe weather.
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WasuIncTon
D. B
Missouri Valley
Dunlap
Kansas City
James W. Duplap
Grace Episcopal Church
Elmwood
Uberhaven
Farmer Murder Shocks Shanon Pa Patrol Arrests
In Shan on Pa last night James Hillard, a wealthy farmer, killed rival Kirsch with an axe after a quarrel at his home. Hillard returned, struck Kirsch in the neck and shoulder, severing the jugular vein, and was later arrested.
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Shanon
Neue Siddlese
James
Wasa
Fares
James Hillard
Hillards
Kirsch
Winter weather and rail disruptions sweep multiple cities
A string of cold snaps and storms cause trains to run hours late across the Midwest and East. Kansas City and Keokuk report subzero temperatures while snow and wind cripple lines from Cincinnati to Baltimore. Reading also sees closures as Philadelphia and Reading railway shops shut down and the rolling mill halts.
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Cincinnati
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg, Fortayne & Chisee Railway
Kansas Citry
Mercury
SacraMento
Cal
Catturbia
Keokuk
Iowa
Baltimore
West Baltimore
Reading
Philadelphia & Reading
Schuykill Haven
Senate agenda and amendments on interstate commerce bill
The Senate received General Sherman correspondence and laid it on the table. Allison introduced a bill to aid American merchant marine and foreign trade. Debates on interstate commerce featured Slater’s rate amendment defeated, and Allison’s amendment to increase commissioners and ensure party balance. House proceedings include Gibson defending remarks about Randall and a resolution on the eight hour law.
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Senate
Washington, D.C
Allison
Houss
Wasurxction
DB. C
Gibson
Randall
Hopkins
G A R Encampment Set For Fort Scott in March
A press agent reports Commander Pond has called the G A R encampment to meet March 9 11 and 12 at Fort Scott Kansas after considering Topeka access and rail fares. The one fare round trip from Fort Scott routes will apply and the legislature will adjourn by the date to allow delegates to attend.
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Fort Scott
Fort Scovt
Kas
Associated Press
Pond
Comrads
Topeka
Tate
Missour
Pacific
St. L
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Browier
Steinberg’s Palace Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kas
Daileyw’s
J. A. Dailey
East Weary Street
Wheeler & W
J. T. Richey
Ag’t
East Henry Street
Sun & Wed
Royal Baking Powder Co
Andrew
Andrewa
Royal
Peter Collier
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Collier
Chemi T Collier
Wassington, D. C
C. E. Andrews & CO
Express
Thos. Lydon
J. P. Harkins & Co
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Harper Bros
Chicago
A. S
Dept. of Agriculture
Pearl
The
Royal Co
Andrews
E. Andrews & Co
Auter St
Luke St
Cor
Wabss Ave
H. M. Greene
Telegraphic News
Giver Bros. & Phillips
D. B. Whyer
Prie Bend
Yinanchuys
Gaybresk
Pitlaburg
Altesht
Atmuda
Neimiutselories
Berry
America
Africa
Loxbox
I Euipt Dewand
C. Granville
Ambassdor
Prstu
Lee
Washington Notes
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Monongahela
Buffalo Bayou
Ouachita River
Detroit
Wabash River
Vinines
Terre Haute
Des Moines Rapids
Missouri River
Missouri
Ube
Bill Storth
Eads
Galveston Harbor
Usas Pass
Texas
Basan Wu
Fuledo
Maumee River
Winnsates
Oklahoma Esustry
Conch
G. A. R. Encampment
Hops & Malt Bitters CO
Detroit, Mich
Suver
Frederick Lowey
Fulton St
New York
Whittier
Abeles Street
St.louis
Santa Claus
Lawrence
Santa
Kausweiter
Newmarkets
Lota
Or.Price, Gracial
Ay Atl
Steele & Price
Cz. Louis
Bakers
Lapatia
FF Tghicago White Lead & Ot Co
Green & Foltun
Chicago, Ill
Haic’s Honey
Pater, Hales
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