FOR SALE PORK SALE A WELL IMPROVED FARM NEAR LAWRENCE
Farm listing four miles southwest of Lawrence for sale on 31 acres with good f ened fields, abundant stock water, fruit trees and meadow. Suitable for two farmers, asking price to be arranged by Swan W. White. Boarding and rental notices follow including private boarding for a married couple or two singles, and a house on Tennessee Street near Kite's boarding house. WANTED A WOMAN WITH GOOD REFERENCES FOR HOUSEWORK.
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Lawrence
W. White
Poly al Ube
Tennessee Steel
Bentein
Governors General empowered to try political prisoners
Telegraph reports from St. Petersburg that Governors General may try political prisoners in military or civil courts. Berlin dispatch notes Dr. Falk and Dr. Friedenthal voted against higher tax on foreign grain in the ministry. Boston and Chicago items follow with printer changes, forgery indictment, and a quiet market.
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St. Petersburg
Germany
Berlin
Dr. Falk
Friedenthal
French Vice Consul J H Moer enbant Dies in Los Angeles
J H Moer enbant longtime Vice Council for France at Los Angeles and veteran consular officer for fifty two years died in Los Angeles yesterday at age seventy four. Coulterville in Mariposa county partly burned Wednesday night as fire spread to timber near the village damaging a considerable street.
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Reed
San Francisco
J. H. Moerenbant
Council For
France
Los Angelas
Aris Angelas
Coulterville
Mariposa County
Murder At A Negro Ball Rocks Western Suburbs
In a late night incident at a negro ball near the Three Mile House in the city’s western suburbs, Scott Hunter fatally shot Eugene Blanche and wounded Ben. George Hunter was arrested in connection with the event.
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St Louis
Three Mile House
Scott Hunter
Eugene Blanche
Wounde
George Hunter
Labor Trouble in Natick and Boston Strike Threat
Natick and Boston report labor unrest as Natick workers threaten a resumption of work stoppage unless wage increases are granted. If the lagers strike, about 3,000 shoemakers will be idle. Lynn shoemakers plan support for Fall River strikers.
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Boston
Naticklasters
Lynn
Fall River
Walking contest results and tragic boiler explosion report
Pedestrians in San Francisco conclude a walking match with Scott leading at 166 miles and McIntyre second at 163. In St Louis Gustave de Rohan, a Montreal monk, is sentenced to five years for forging a priest’s signature. In Bt Seay a boiler explosion at a steam saw mill kills three and injures several others, with Edna Nation critically burned and taken home.
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San Francisco
Scott
McIntyre
Callahan
Edwards
Bowman
Chenoweth
Thompson
Neredoff
Armstrong
Santos
McFarland
Kanovan
St. Louis
Gustave de Rohan
Montreal
Laughlin
Criminal Court
Father Vandersunden
de Rohan
Martin Dominique
van Hoagland
Retter
Seay
Milley
W. Wysley Jekaady
Sous
Sebring
Jose
Edna Nation
Sanitary measures and fever reports across three states
Cincinnati approves funding to improve sanitation and flush streets. Memphis implements train health certificates and distant passenger transfer amid yellow fever concerns. New Orleans announces no yellow fever cases and claims strong sanitary status, with officials ready to report if fever reappears.
Inquest Opens Over Shooting of John F. Seymour in Milling
The Seymour inquest began with eight hundred mourners and thirty-three witnesses. M Lloyd Woolsey, a seminary student, recounted being awakened by a female scream and hearing a man tell someone to shut their mouth. A woman cried murder and ran along Twenty-first Street toward Ninth Avenue before being urged to return. Police gathered around Mr. Seymour’s body as students were called to come out.
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Seymour
New York
John F. Seymour
Bishop Seymour
M- Lloyd Woolsey
Twenty-first Street
Ninth Avenue
Mills fill with spinners as strikers deter departures
Fall River on July 12 reports mills running smoothly while strikers bring in new workers. Delegations arrive daily and some newcomers are urged to leave town, but manufacturers continue to run mills effectively.
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Fall River
Funeral of the Prince Imperial draws royal pallbearers
The Prince Imperial's funeral in London will feature pallbearers including the Prince of Wales the Duke of Edinburgh the Duke of Connaught and the Crown Prince of Sweden. French officials and mourners gathered as wreaths filled two vans while crowds paused to pay respects amid diplomatic tensions and broadFrench participation.
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Prince Imperial
London
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Edinburg
Duke of Connaught
Crown I Prvice
Sweden
England
Jules Ferry
Pelletier
Santi Canrubert
Camden House
Beatrice
Princess of Wales
Prince Christian
Prince Edward
Saxe-Weimar
Paris
Victoria
Jerome Bonaparte
Lille
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Orange men celebrate twelfth with Hudson excursion
In New York an Orange Day excursion up the Hudson features decorated crowds and a band playing songs. Toronto reports the largest Orange procession in years with Irish delegates in carriages and speeches at Queen's Park. Ottawa district Orangemen schedule a separate procession on the 23rd when the triennial council opens.
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New York
Hudson
Toronto
Johnson
Chambers
Pver
Queen’s Park
Ottawa
Hull completes county treasurer settlement at Buchanan Court
James Hull, Buchanan county treasurer, reports a full settlement with the County Court. The prior action on St. Louis & St. Joseph Railroad bond coupons was revived, then adjusted by Judge Kreckle, with 10,000 of the coupons allowed in Hulls accounts as past due. Friends who cashed the rest say this brings final justice.
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St. Louis
James Hull
Buchanan County
Hull
Buford Trial Opens in Owenton Kentucky
The Buford trial at Owenton Kentucky began with the court examining the prisoner as L D Holloway testified about threats against Judges Elliot and Pryor if the verdict went unfavorably. Prosecution witnesses were sworn and by four o clock the evidence for prosecution closed with Maj. Stanton of the Kentucky Yeoman among those testifying about seeing Buford shortly after the shooting.
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Owenton
Yaclock
L. D. Holloway
Elliot and
Pryor
Maj. Stanton
Kentucky Yeoman
Buford
Lord Estate Release in New York Admits Heirs’ Trustees
Mrs. Annette W. W. Lord releases the Lord estate to Henry Day and Clarence A. Seward as trustees for the heirs of Thomas Lord who died last February. The release settles claims for 80 000 dollars in view of 100 000 dollars to be paid to her six months after his death. Part of the estate has been sold and a portion mortgaged to cover the amount.
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New York
Register
Annette W. W. Lord
Henry Day
Clarence A. Seward
Thomas Lord
Treasury reports silver supply issues at western mints
The Treasury Department says it has no trouble securing silver for standard dollars at the Philadelphia mint. Western mints face difficulty as bids from San Francisco and Carson City have been 10 to 10.5 cents per ounce above market rates in recent months.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Carson City
They Do These Things Better in Germany
Berlin July 12 report says the second court martial on the iron clad Grosser Kurfürst disaster convicted several officers to two years arrest and dismissal. One officer is believed culpable but escaped conviction, making a possible third trial likely ordered by the Emperor.
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Long Branch
Monmouth Park
Hermit
Mosquito
Acisak
Cleveland
Ohio
L. L
Gallagher
Berlin
Atlanta man hanged after alleged rape attempt
In Clayton county Neal Winbush was captured by guards and hanged during the night after an alleged rape attempt on a young woman. The event follows reports of his escape from custody and subsequent vigilante action.
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Atlanta
Neal Winbush
Clayton County
St. Louis Stock Market Hogs and Shipments Report
Quiet Yorkers and Baltimores traded at 7.30 to 63.86 per hundredweight with the hog market. Rough heavy shipments brought 3.80 to 33.60, and smooth heavy traded from 3.75 to 3.90. Receipts numbered 1,400 and shipments 1,800.
The Markets in New York July 12
Markets show gains in mercantile paper and coupons with mixed commodity movements. Flour and grain fluctuate with wheat rising while corn and oats trade softly. provisions edge higher with pork and bacon advancing amid thin lard activity.
Grain market report from Curcaco July 12
Flours show weakness for winter wheat, other grades unchanged. Winter wheat grades run 5.00 to 85.25 dollars. spring extra 3.25 to 4.50. Wheat demand fair and higher with No 2 spring at 1.00 cash and July. No 2 spring bids for August and September varying. No 3 spring around 9 to 9.5 cents, few rejections. Corn active and inch higher with No 2 high mixed around 62.5 to 67 cents cash. July bids at 74 to 75 cents. August and September bids shown with some rejections.
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Oundtec
Vtfze
Bae
Wlye
Chicago Stock Market Report
Caicano July 12 cattle market slow with fair to wool shipping 4000.60, grazers 3005.90, Texans 2800 830 receipts 2000 shipments 1500. Hogs comparatively steady packers bought freely at 3.20 60 light 3783.90, choice heavy 3783.8% receipts 6000 shipments 4000. Sheep slow at 2804.40. Receipts none shipments none.
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Caicano
Kansas City Produce Market Highlights
Wheat receipts 10,084 bushels with shipments 4,700 and in store 95,639. Market firmer and higher. No 2 05c, No 8 914ge, No 4 S4e. Corn receipts 3,173 with shipments 10,429. in store 57 40 bushels. market dull. 65c asked. rejected 29 6c. Rye nominal. Barley initial. Butter firm at 10-12c. eggs supply at 11 large sales at 9e.
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Kansas
Sige
Kansas City Market Report Shows Steers and Hogs Mixed
Kansas City July 12 Carle native shipping steers averaged 1 E36 Mhs sold at Fi d5 native cows 2 wintered Texan steers 2.25 to 2.65 native stockers about 980 lbs sold at 3.10 Receipts 612 shipments 525 Hogs market weak and slow with sales 3.45 to 3.60 bulk 3.50 Receipts 713 shipments 1 17 Sheep native muttons 3.00 lambs 20 08.75 Receipts 130 shipments 5
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Kansas City
New York Produce Market Report July 12
Flour prices range from 3.75 to 4.60 per bushel with quality grades noted. Wheat and grain values show winter firm and spring dull with No 2 and ungraded varieties priced around 1.12 to 1.20 per bushel for red winter and related specs. Corn and oats show mixed activity with No 2 white and yellow differences and oats listed as thirty active.
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New York
State
St. Louis
Chicago
Burley
Favorite Prescription touted as cure for female ailments in 1873 letters
The notice extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for diseases and weaknesses specific to women, urging avoidance of knives and caustic methods. Testimonials from Grace Coats and R. T. McCay praise restored health, with references to other period remarks on silver markets and available blank forms.
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Pierce
Kunsonz
Inn
HR. OV. Prence
Grace Coats
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. T. McCay
Unclear Historical Ad Claim for Vegetine Remedy
Fragmentary OCR reads a promotional line praising Vegetine by a Mr H R Semvess. The text appears to tout the product as a cure with claimed satisfaction and tests. Other words reference numbers and potential endorsers but readability is severely limited.
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