President Garfield Undergoes Major Rib Operation
Washington reports confirm a serious operation to remove part of the President's fractured rib. Surgeons Bliss and Agnew enlarged the wound drainage. discharge of pus improved, and officials note the President is doing better with nourishment and intervals of rest. Mrs Garfield's health remains fragile amid public concern.
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Vanderight
Wall Street
Amd
Uae
Hell
Ubon
Ubis Puornigg
Agnew
Bliss
Norgi
Garfield
Shis Weasning
J .Rs. Garfield
New Yeak
Washington
New Yoas
Associated
Hamilton
New Yoak
Frank H. Hamilton
Maxstos
D. H. Agnew
D.W. Bliss
S.K. Barnes
J. J. Woodward
Robert Reyburn
Treasury
Col. Rockwell
Hoar
White House
Rain Soaks Manhattan and Junction City as Corn Sees Benefit
A heavy morning rain in Masuatras Kansas brings a daylong downpour across central Kansas. Farmers expect corn for home use and ample hay. In Junction City the rain continues, with steady showers reported all day. Foreign news follows.
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Manhattan
Masuatras
Kansas
Junction Citt
Jexertx
Mercury
Viceroy of India reports Afghan commander near Helmand River
News from Candahar on the 24th reports Avob Khan arriving with his army within two marches of Helmand River and negotiating for peace. City of Bath sails from Prepassey to Layee.
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Newfoundland
St. Louss
City of
England
Loxpoy
Viceroy of India
Candahar
Imst
Avoob Khan
Heloond River
Revenue raid seeks McDow murder suspect and justice events push
Washington reports a revenue force raided McDow's house finding it deserted as McDow and family fled. Commissioner Raum confirms no arrest efforts by marshals and deputies. The justice scene notes Justice Clifford's chair draped and a council tone event, with Indian Affairs planning tribal delegate conference and Spokane border region concerns. A China treaty ratification arrives from Pekin. Mail service routes west of the Mississippi get assignment changes. Charles Thomas dies at the house of refuge after apoplexy. he led the institution and served in Ohio politics.
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Neal
Columba
Hamm
Byron
McDows House
McDow
Spartansburg
Raum
Deuty
Noah Tinted
Iery
United States
Blythe
Brayton
Hosor
Justice Clifford
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Annan Council
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ponchas
Washington
Lone Basin
Indian Territory
China
United
Ciscissatt
Chas. Thomas
House of Refuge
Ohio
A New York Cyclone Sweeps Through Upstate Areas
A July cyclone near Troy New York caused widespread damage from Hoosac Falls to Peru Vermont. A train on the Moston Hoosac line derailed by a slide. barns and farms were wrecked by lightning. animals burned. trees uprooted. crops damaged. injuries reported including J Layden and Griffith Hughes. Security talks follow a Winston train robbery with a high level meeting in St Louis and plans for another session with rail executives and regional managers.
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N. Y
Moston
Hoosac Tunnel
Hoosac Falls
West Granville
East Greenbush
Victory Mills
Schuylerville
Saratoga
Peru
Arlington
Shaftsburg
J. Layden
Griffith Hughes
West Hawlett
D. 9. Parker
United States Express Company
Governor Crittenden
Southern
Winston
Rock Island Road
R.S. Hays
Gould Roads
Col. Talmage
Missouri Pacific
Col. Soper
The
Iron Mountain
Supreme Court opinions and early racing notes from Topeka
The Topeka dispatch lists several Supreme Court decisions from Brown, Atchison, Saline, Leavenworth, Shawnee and Miami counties with affirmations and reversals. It also reports horse race results from July 26 and a train fare news item noting rate increases from Boston to Chicago and related lines.
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Torega
Supreme Court
Lawar B. Keith
Uri
S. Keith
Brown County
Horton
U. J. Uri
Keith
Pathena
J. Keith
C.J
Board of Education
City of
Atchison
State of Kansas
W. A. Johson
Atchison County
Fort Scott Voters Back Railroad Stock Proposal
In Fort Scott township the measure to subscribe 10 000 to the Fort Scott Topeka and Gulf railroad capital stock passed by a 108 vote margin and carried in Timber Hill and Mill Creek townships as returns suggest a favorable outlook for the bonds.
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Fort Scott
Fort Scott, Topeka & Gincom Railroad
Timber
Mill Creek
Chicago Races Close Summer Meeting At Driving Park
At Cucaco on July 28 the Chicago Driving Park meeting ended after a pleasant day of racing for 4 year olds and under. The feature was a 1 1/16 mile purse with added money and a faster time bonus, highlighted by a 3 year old colt defeating older horses. Net earnings for the meeting reached about 15,000 dollars for the management amid strong competition and notable performances.
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Cucaco
Chicago
Phil Thompson
Clemence Guy Manuene
Tucker
Bie Ouac
Oran
Lawrence Market Prices and Kansas City Produce Report
The Lawrence market shows varied quotes for wheat and livestock with notes on commodity prices and shipments. Kansas City records July 24 1941 listings for wheat corn and oats, along with a postmaster note listing uncalled letters and a general reminder about advertising and list dates.
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Xanbas City
Kansas City
Dushelis
Cholee
Muirs
Sarkae Butler
Louis Produce Market Weathered Wheat and Corn Prices
The record outlines fluctuating prices for flour and wheat with noted months of August September October and November. It mentions corn and oats with occasional price shifts and daily rates in the market, indicating general commodity movement through the season.
Live Stock Market Tattle Tinted by Quiet Demand
The St. Louis market report shows varied livestock activity amid slim inquiries. Prices range with steers around 34 dollars and cows near 85 dollars while shipments and receipts conclude with mixed demand and limited offerings.
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DT. LVI
Che Wester
Elmost
Silwggg
Chicago market summary shows mixed futures and price shifts
The report details oats, wheat, rye, barley and pork futures with varied activity. Prices move with August and September positions noted, and energy around corn futures appears subdued.
Chicago Stock Market Report Amid Turbulence
The market shows liberal long range cattle supply with Western cattle prices steady. Hogs receipts reach 14.0 with strong demand, while hog prices vary around 4 dollars per hundredweight. This report notes mixed quality, with some inferior lots and overall market signals reflecting supply and demand dynamics.
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Fate Dean
Polarkery
Ferders
Wetus
Ats
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Lawrence, Kan
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