Storm Beaten to Be Seen in Two Theatres Next Week
The SUQOR Collier's Storm Beaten company previews a three hour drama praised for intensity and moral lessons. It follows Christian Christiansm and Richard Orchardson through feud, vengeance, restraint, and a Arctic ship rescue ending in peace. Strong characters and rural English life shape a vivid melodrama.
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SUQOR
Collier's Storm Beaten
Everlings
Storm Beaten
Field’s
Storm Hesten
Mark
Richard Orchardson
Orchardsons
Richard
Christian
Kate
Troop movements edge Boomers from Stillwater region report
Telegraphic news from Wichita notes five cavalry companies ordered from Covyenne to Stillwater to eject about 400 settlers, amid clashes with U S forces and hostile lines. Hutchinson camp thirty miles from Stillwater awaits Fort Kearny arrival as storm delays action. A Salina note announces the Square Horse and Cattle Company, organized in Ellsworth County, purchasing Eden Park estate with over 9000 acres, stock at 200000, led by notable local businessmen.
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Wichita
Kas
The
Daily Eagle
Covyenne
Usut
Ehurge
Dewees
Ninth Cavalry
Gea | Uatch
Stillwater
Tiel
United States Army
Interior Department
Hutch
Fort Keno
Salinay Nag
Thequare Horse and Cattle Company
Salina
Measig
Hardison, Collins and League
Ellsworth County
Eden Park
D. D. Babcock
F. G. Babcock
Washington war orders to Augur on Oklahoma removal
The War Department informs General Augur in Leavenworth that the president’s removal order for intruders in the Tucson Territory must be enforced. The lieutenant general warns against armed conflict, urges increased militia to deter resistance, and orders reinforcements totaling about 800 men from the cavalry and infantry to Hatch’s column. Signed by Adjutant-General KKC.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Augur
Oklahoma
Hort Leavenworth
Kansas
Col. Hatch
KK. C
Dat
Tragic wreck near Sedalia injures nine on Missouri train
Telegrams from St. Louis report a wet bound passenger train on the Missouri Jacine derailed near Gentry west of Sedalia after running over a broken rail. Nine aboard were injured, with several described as seriously hurt, including P Cunningham and Louis Schenanecke. Also noted are political notes from Denver and Jefferson City, plus a bank closure and a local murder report from Indian Territory.
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Missouri Jacine
Gentry
Sedlia
P Cunningham
Louis Schenanecke
Adolphus Long
F. M. Redmont
Greet Ridge
Kila Ennor
Lilie Seyan
Armstrong
Kas
Lyman Cepelanis
Richard Wilkeson
Porter
Lad
K. Merrifield
Denver
Col
Henry M. Teller
United States
P. Hill
Jefferson City
G. West
Wapewa
Minn
Bank of Widens
C.5
Case
J. Murray
Moraxarours
Electingariel W
Indian Territory
Lucas
Squires Hoyt
Hoyt
Three ballots show no change in leading Kansas candidates
In a joint legislative session on January 21 in Topeka Kansas the ballot counts remained Dunn 41 Berry 36 Jones 32 Hair 18 with no shift for leading contenders. Oklahoma and Kansas bills dominated committee work as petitions for geological surveys and soldiers orphans home were filed while rail and land legislation sparked debate.
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Perzau
Little Rock
Ark
S*natur
Berry
Dunn
Jones
Hair
Kansas
HNATA
Topeka
Senate
Low
Sid
HOUSE
Torexa
Oklahoma
Soldiers’ Orphans Home
Congress
Lawa
Jinterfield
Marion County
Leo P. Barrow
Mr. Hogue
Hoodie
Cook
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Greer
Cowley County
Office of State Enomo
Roberte
Gillette
Clarke, Meade and
Seward
Faulkner
Copper Building
New York City
Oklahoma Lands Debate Drives Senate Action
Senate debates Plumbs resolution on Oklahoma lands with substitutes proposing intercession by the Interior and Creek and Seminole authorities to define terms of transfer. Dawes urges reference to Indian affairs. West notes urgency. In Washington Kelley reports on export bureau for tobacco and duties relief to aid U S manufacturers. House moves to agriculture appropriation and Indian appropriation bills in committee of the whole.
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Turner
Kansas
Oklshoma
McNeall
Jones
Unia
Hargrave
H. O. BR
Congress
Wear
House
Senate
West
United States
Fuads
Wasuixcox
Kelley
Ways and Means
Dibrell
Committee On Agriculture
Kansas City Produce Market Report January 21 1885
Market report from Kansas City shows flour quiet while wheat and corn demand faltered. Wheat receipts totaled 5,700 bushels with 15,640 shipped and stock at 632,920. Prices quoted for No 2 red various months, while corn receipts reached 14,700 bushels with 16,360 shipped and stock at 102,380. prices show weak, bid, and asked levels across months.
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Ighar
Kansas City
Nangas City
Daily
Indwator
3Tac
Mme
Alsc
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Xalvihth Congress
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