Local Social News And City Visitors Report
Personal notes recount Col Blood’s return from the South and visits by M. J. Keyea from the old university, G. A. Leiter and others from Kansas City, Beott Hopkins from Holwo, F C Jocelyn a Kansas City lumberman, Mrs L Joftuisa of Leavenworth visiting, and E B Leech of Leech & Othe’ead in town. Regent S Benedict arrives as Indian inspector. a court case on nonpayment of wages continues to July 18. A child falls from a bank steps but is only lightly hurt. Col Walker’s wife is seriously ill. Local ads promote prices and services, including shampoo and a note about a promissory note suit against John Andemmon.
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Col. Blood
M. J. Keyea
Sn Old Universi
G. A. Leiter
Kansas City
Beott Hopkins
Holwo
F.C. Jocelyn
Col. Walker
Walker
U. S
United States Circuit Court
Dey
Lawrence
Douglas
Kansas
Bnajah W. Hiatt
Martha Ann Hiatt
Station No
Range No 14
Tuin
Denny County
State and
U.S. Marshal's Office
Topeke
Kanna
June F. Simpson
Brown
U_ adenual
Pisinn
P.wapr
Eiwit
Tate
KaSisas
Asaiehardeen
William Hughes
Ewen J. Hughes
Rachel M Robinses
Geo Ae i
Rachel M
Lewing
Kansan
Slib
Thireen
Passionate pair in a Massachusetts street ice cream parlor scene
A romance scene unfolds in a Boston ice cream parlor where Maude frets over Albert’s cold aloofness. She adores him yet he bears a hidden, troubling sorrow. The tale, from Playing It Fine by J. P. Stod, contrasts their longing with a backdrop of elegance and unease.
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Massachusetts Treet
Mso
J. P.stod
Weather Outlook for Missouri Valley Fair with Light Winds
For the lower Missouri valley today indications show fair weather with light variable winds mostly from the northwest. Temperature and atmospheric pressure are expected to remain stationary.
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Washington
Missouri Valley
Judge rules against East St Louis board of trade
In Bellville proceedings by St Louis merchants against East St Louis grain board of trade over grain inspection, Judge Snyder issues ruling against the East St Louis board of trade.
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East St. Louis
St Louisa
Snyder
Bellville
St. Louis
Excursion Steamer Thomas Clyde Sinks Tug Laura Near Chester
A Chester excursion on July 18 ended in disaster when the steamer Thomas Clyde collided with and sank the tug Laura off Camden. The Clyde escaped with a large hole and proceeded to Wilmington for repairs. the Laura's crew were rescued.
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Chester
Thomas Clyde
Camden
Laura
Clyde
Wil | Taington
France and England to renew close Egypt cooperation
Paris cabinet votes to renew Franco British cooperation conditional on Turkey’s Egypt troop note, conference decision, and Parliament approval. Morning Post lauds American Marines amid protests as Euphrates readies to carry 2000 troops to Alexandria. City quiet with strong guards as Arabi Pasha’s 6000 men endure shortages and desertions.
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England
France
London
Paris
Times
Egypt
Morning Post
Alexandria
Arabi Pasha
Portsmouth
Eng
Euphrates
Tragedy Ties Public Opinion to Millville Killing
In Millville, Ray county, Dr. Kris, a physician once found insane, returned from St Jon asylum to Richmond after a cure. He was shot by Charles Roberts, son of murdered Dr. Roberts, after Kris shot him earlier. Roberts fled toward surrender but was captured by a deputy sheriff and jailed. Public sympathy favors Roberts.
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St. Louis
Richmond
Roberts
Millville
Ray County
Kris
St Jon
Charles Roberts
Lane day school encampment at Hartzel Park continues
State Capits luema Topeka Kansas July 13 The Lane day school encampment for Kansas and Missouri in Hartzel Park enters its fourth annual meet with strong attendance. The event closes tomorrow. On July 25 a Methodist revival camp meeting begins in the park led by Mrs. Robinson. Two men were seriously hurt by a premature explosion while blasting rock with lime. A 16 year old, Robert Brown, shot himself last night. cause unknown.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Hartzel Park
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robinson
G. G. Ball
E Halcomb
Oscar Johnson
Robert Brown
Kansas and Missouri Storms Hit Wheat and Hail Damage
A St Joseph Mo dispatch notes a ninety minute storm with hail causing urban sewer and road damage estimated at 5000 dollars. Reports from Beatty Kansas describe hail large enough to break windows amid widespread crop damage to wheat and oats as the region endures severe weather across Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Beatty
Kan
Misouri
Thief Captured in Attorney General’s Office Heist
Last week missing manuscript records were abstracted from the attorney general's office. Fifteen documents were recovered and the suspected thief, William Williamson, an longtime employee in the department of justice, was captured.
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Washington
Attorney-General
William Williamson
Department of Justice
Mes
Garfield
The
Star
Ohio Republican Association
William Lawrence
M. J. Foote
F.C. Campbell
E. C. Ward
A. Boynton
Garfeld
Thirteenth and I
Prof. Spencer
Congress
Drowning Fatality Amid Pleasanton Cistern Accident
Linn County reports a six year old girl drowned after falling into a Pleasanton cistern on Sunday afternoon. A favorable corn yield outlook is noted in Linn County with acreage at a record level. The Whisner prohibition case ends in a hung jury after late hours of deliberation.
The Famous Poker Name Sequel at Newbergh Stable
In Chicago July 18 a sequel to the Newbergh poker game is reported. Judge Fullerton and M Trude act for M Weed, attacking M M Hedges stable and its horses J I Thomas St Henno Boy Billy and Novelty valued at about 15000. Scott Hedge, a game partner, was arrested while ill at Briggs house. Caused by a ballot.
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Chicago
Newbergh
N. Y
M. Weed
Judge Fullerton
New York
M. Trude
Weed
M. M. Hedges
J. I. Thomas
Billy
Novelty
Bond
Scott
Briggs
Revolutionists’ Row: Tonalacheapas Captured by Fifty Rebels
Special dispatch reports Emilians Daniel and Alejo Jepi da leading about fifty revolutionists who captured Tonalacheapas yesterday, overpowered gendarmes, and freed and armed prisoners. Captain Santa Ana Guaman with eighty firearms attacked the rebels as they retreated, with several killed and many wounded.
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St. Louis
Mattanoras
Mexico
Post-Dispatch
Emilians Daniel
Alejo Jepida
Tonalacheapas
Santa Ana Guaman
Revun
A Heavy Defaulter in Logansport Cashier Mystery
A Logansport Indiana special reports that Oscar Goodwin late cashier of Logansport National Bank is a defaulter for 15000 dollars. The entire sum was in Merchants National Bank of Chicago. Goodwin vanished some time ago with his band as cashier and tore from records all references.
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Cincinnati
Logansport
Ind
Oscar Goodwin
Logansport National Bank
Merchants National Bank of Chicago
Goodwin
Murderous quarrel in Pittman valley ends in deaths
A Santa Fe report states Swedes Jansen and Banstein fought Bill Wharton over blankets. Wharton killed Jansen and wounded Banstein, while the Swedes cut Wharton to pieces in Pittman valley outside St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Post Dispatch
Santa Fe
N. M
Jansen
Charles Banstein
Bill Wharton
Pittman Valley
Wharton
Banstein
Horse Withdrawn From Race and Speed Exhibition
St Julien Lamed of Chicago withdrawn from a race with Trinket Wednesday due to temporary lameness. An exhibition of speed by Phil Thompson will occur in its place. Wilbur Broord, brother of a crank who attempted to shoot Gaitesa in a Washington court, was killed when run over by a Toledo road car at Elmwood. Hillmels Greenback Convention set for August second in Peoria with expected large turnout. Chicago reports say prohibition plans a state convention in Bloomington.
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Boston
von Bhava
Boston Courier
St. Julien
Chicago
Phil, Thompson
Frank
Hilled- Columbes
Wilbur Btord
Gaitesa
Washington
Elmwood
Toledo
Karzag City Produce Market Highlights July 14
In Karaasorre market notes wheat receipts 23 012 bushels with shipments 32 market weak No 1 cash bids with July August bids 930 asked No 2 cash sales July August 90 cents No 3 cash sales July August 17 cents corn receipts 1 493 bushels shipments 5 784 market weaker No 2 mixed bids July 7266 noted August butter higher 44 per dozen?
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Karzag
Karaasorre
Aly
Sige
Chicago
Markey
mIcaco
Eady
Lair
Choler
Polk
Kansas City Stock Market Report for July 13 1882
Kansas City market summary shows 200 shipments and 1200 cattle with a generally weak tone. Texas steers bring about 6 to 6.50 per cwt while native steers fetch around 47.50 to 63.00. top parcels around 2 7963.00. Hogs receipts indicate steady to weak demand with mixed weights around 7.00 to 7.50. Sheep and hog values not clearly provided. market activity quieter overall.
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Kansas City
Kansas Grry
Texas
Parma
St. Louis Stock Market Report Snapshot
Cattle market mixed with a glow in activity as shipments reach 43,000, with good to choice fat steers and various stocker grades traded. Sheep receipts around 300 with a range from 3.60 to 4.40 for muttans quality. Local market dullness noted for some categories while others show modest gains and declines.
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Ema Aelects A. de
Chicago Produce Market Summary and Grain Prices
Historical Chicago market notes show mixed demand and price shifts. Heat, corn, oats and rye display unsettled to lower bids with several months and delivery terms listed. Receipts and shipments figures accompany the price table for grains and live commodities.
Chicago Stock Market Report From 1882
Fragmentary stock market note showing hog shipments and prices, with figures like 13,000 shipments and 7,000 market activity. Mentions heavy trades at around 8.00 and 7.50 per unit, alongside several garbled entries and unclear totals. Indicates activity in hogs and cattle with mixed status.
Woodward's Blackberry and Kino praised over bitter tonics
An advertisement extols Woodward's Blackberry and Kino as superior to ordinary astringents for diarrhea and dysentery. It claims genuine blackberry juice plus tonics, suitable for adults and infants, priced at fifty cents. A testimonial from William Surry of Bia Springs dated March 13, 1875, credits the remedy with saving a boy’s life after chronic diarrhea and urges others to try it, noting availability at Lindley’s drug store North Lawrence.
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Woodward
Missouri
Kansas
William Surry
Bia Springs
Round Corner
Lawrence
Lindley’s Drug Store
North Lawrence
Grid
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