Ice Water Advice and a Witty Paper May The Daily Journal
The Philadelphia Ledger notes ice water should be sipped to avoid overuse in hot weather. A Marysville News excerpt mocks publishing an unwelcome communication by delaying until the Ingalls investigation in September. If acquitted no publication. if convicted and Hamilton not proven bribed, publication is unnecessary.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Atchison
Marysville
L. P. Hamilton
Ingalls
Supreme Court Rules Tax Titles Void Over Vague Descriptions
The court nullifies tax titles in Lyon county where land descriptions on tax rolls tax certificates and records are only parcel codes like 137 a of s e 24 , town 19 range 12. The decision states such descriptions create void assessments and tax deeds and the county cannot refund money unless statute requires. All justices concur.
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Supreme Court
Lyon County
S. E
S. W
Board of Commissioners
Obituary notes for Dr Isaac Hays and Myron R R Tuthill
The July issue of the American Journal of the Medical Sciences honors Dr Isaac Hays with a steel engraving and a biographical sketch by Dr S D Gross, noting his eighty three years and his stature in medicine. Myron R R Tuthill of Bradner Smith Co Chicago dies suddenly at the Sherman House after a brief illness on a Sunday in July. he was a beloved figure among western newspaper publishers.
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American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Isaac Hays
Hays
S. D. Gross
Philadelphia
Henry C. Lea
Myron RR. Tuthill
Bradner Smith & Co
Chicago
West
Myron BR Tuthill
Sherman House
Mrs. Wilcox
Mr To
Nanda
A. Danford
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Samuel Cooper
Cooper
Garnett Journal
Saltsburg
Pennsylvania
Remains Taken for Interment and Court Ruling on Receivers
The notice traces a Chicago businessman's death and interment plans in Livingston County New York with Masons' involvement and Travelers' Association escort. It includes a Supreme Court decision on receivership limits and forum in Meredith Village Savings Bank v. Simpson, affirming court control over receivers and procedures for removing actions.
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Livingston County
New York
Chicago
West
Travelers’ Association of the Northwest
Wilcox
Nunda
Tuthill
Brapsen Sait & Co
Brights OF Receef
Supreme Court
Meredith Village Savings Bank
Wm. A. Simpson
Douglas County
Horton, C. J
District Court
Court of Equity
Elc
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Carnival of Crime Plagued Wellington County
Reports say a mare was lost and a burglary spree hit J Staub Hardware, Rev Berry’s rooms, and a local man’s pockets. Henry Johnson, from Illinois, was captured in Winfield and tied to the horse thefts. pursuit stretched to Tyrrell and Menser’s with satchels found identifying the thieves.
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Wellington
Summer County Press
Thomas E. Reed
J. St. Messerly
John Stanb
F. P. Berry
Ilinois
Labette County
Wichita
Hotel de Myers
Henderson
Sawyer
L. M. Herring
A. W. Shearman
Mr. Tyrrell
Shawyer
Lou Harring
Harring
Geo. Brown
Menser's
Raid suspect confession links leader Conner to Wichita loot
The narrative details a night raid with prisoners moved to Tyrell's. Harring denies involvement until satchels are found, then admits guilt and accuses Conner as the raid leader. Conner fled Wichita with the loot from Messerty's. Sawyer failed to overtake him. Henderson returned with the prisoner for a preliminary hearing next day. State items note other local notices and names in personal items.
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Mencer’s
Henderson
Tyrell’s
Harring
Young Conner
Conner
Wichita
Messerty’s
Sawyer
Freakish Arkansas River Fluctuations Reported
The Arkansas River near Larned reportedly dried up then filled again in rapid shifts over two weeks, trapping thousands of fish in shrinking pools and causing mass die offs from heat. In a separate incident, a man cut his grandson with a grain sickle, injuring the arm. surgeons treated the boy and reported him improving.
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Arkansas
Arkansas At Larned
Atrhison Champion
Fire at Great Bend destroys Long furniture and other stores
Fire early this morning consumed Long’s furniture store and two ware rooms on Long Street in Great Bend. Losses include Long and Merton properties with extensive uninsured totals and damage to nearby businesses and the post office. Special dispatch notes a separate antiquated travel scene from Windsor Chronicle.
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Long
John
St. Hall
Merton
Burton
Moses & Bros
Tall
Burton, Moses , Bros
Rosencrang
Troillet Bros
All
Tucker
Moses & Tiros
Commonwealth
Quake Rumblings Linked to Steamboat Valley Trains
The Reno Journal describes trains crossing Steamboat Valley Nevada producing a peculiar rumble as if on a bridge. Explanations cite porous ground or subterranean caverns from boiling waters. Nearby hot springs emit a sulphurous odor and earthquakes allegedly cause the land to roll like a ribbon.
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Reno
Nevada
Steamboat Valley
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Medical Quarterly
John Fowler
Liverpool
Fowler Bros
Fowler
Belfast
A.I. Stewart
Great Bend
Antioch
Dr. J. C. Ayer
Walt. Walker
Rumsey & Walker
Washington Ne
Kacharige
Dina Stock Yards
J.8s.crew & Co
Crew & Newlitz
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence. Ke
B. W. Woodward
Round Corner
Massachusetts
Henry Streets
Lawrence
Kiamsas
Marble Works
Griggs Bros
Kansas Marble Works
Li&Éwim
A. B. Warren , CO
Lawrence, Kansas
Loussua Street
Penn Street
Tevodit
G. W. Cosley
W. C. Cummins
DR. Cumyiins
Minte St. Cor
Randolph
Rowell
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
N. Y
Bartlett, Robbing & CO
Tron Works
Col. Scott
Pratt
McHenry
Ramsey
Bartlett Streets
Baltimore, MD
Reed
Boug
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the Wholesale Tobacco House
Julius Miller
Lawrence, Kas
John Charlton
Leis’ Drug Store
Kas
Chas. H. Cummings
A. F. Bates
J. A. Catley
Massachusetts St
Britannia
Mason's
Ina
McCurdy Bros
Markley's
Cave
Ives
Photograph Gallery
J. H. Weeks
Journal
A. G. Dalee
University Gallery
Tennessee Street
W. H. Lamon
Levi A. Doane & CO
Kansas Farms
Ouire
Mansachusetts Street
University of Kanfax
Woodson
Anderson
Yan
Coffey
Wabamses
Allen
Tn V.P, Wilson
Anent University Lands
Abilene
Delaware Reserve
Kansas City
Topeka
Great Coal Field
Calton
W. A. Harris
James E. Watson & Co
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