Topeka visitations and regional updates noted
A fragmentary city diary reports Mies Olurs Watson of Topeka as a subject of local gossip, along with numerous visits and health notes. J W Regs traveled to Topeka, Miss Mamie Wagstall shows improvement after illness, and Mayor Bowernock attended a Miller's Association meeting. Several residents headed to Topeka and Denver for health, vacation, or business, with university and telegraph staff mentioned.
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Mies Olurs Watson
Topeke
Mias Greecomyer
J W Regs
Topeka
Mies Welch
Mamie Wagstall
Bowernock
Miller's Association
Malic J Russell
Wichita
Sue
Harry T Moore
AG Otis
Df Atchison
Wwe
Denver
University Building Work Attracts City Attention
Real estate activity totaled 10 434 yesterday with several bids on a chemistry building at the University. MN McParlang won the contract for 10500, to be completed by November 1. A large crowd gathered on the bridge to watch the rising river as driftwood and water banged the dam. A birthday party for John Moran occurred at Mrs Garritty’s residence with a nice lunch and a new gift for Moran. A minor police case of disturbing the peace was heard and a man paid 75 dollars on a shop incident involving shoes and a mistaken wrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ong Hackman
Mra IL Garrity i Benor
John Moran
Amber
Mraoran
Chemics
University
Soul Whi
MN McPar~lang
Wee
Jacuna
J. C.F. & King
Wm. Jones
Judge Wylies
Washington
Wyhe Vewan bin
Star Route
Cass
Brady
Congress
United States
Wylie
Dursey
Senate
Miner
Peck
John Dorsey
Howe
Dorsey
Big Brother
Vail
Jobo Dorsey
W Dorsey
J. W. Dorsey
Wera
W. Dorsey
Weather and storms hit Kansas towns from July to June reports
A long dispatch recounts storms across Kansas with rain, hail, and high winds. It notes fatalities and injuries in Abilene, Wakefield, Leavenworth, Valley Falls, and nearby towns, plus train and freight car damage. It also covers a Methodist festival in Sensen and a church supper with sizable crowds and receipts.
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Sensen
St. Joseph & Western Railroad
Sabatha
Centralia
Abilene
Avileng
Dickinson
Clay Counties
Clay County
Wakefield
Abilene Gazelle
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas Central Railroad
Clay Center
A. W. Gordon
A. W. Gordon, Commercial Traveler, Mrs. Gels
J. Reagan
William Sheldon
A.T. Welch
Geffs xiv
Valley Falls
Marion Lewis
Miles Weet
Hart
City Center
Kansas Central
M. M. Reagan
Millendale
Sheldon
Walch
Walker
Severn
Jeff
Junction Y
Miltonsdale
WakBuld
Hillsboro man jailed for killing in county
Branson Gipson was jailed after admitting to shooting Sandy Nichols in Nichols cabin Sunday afternoon in Uarms, Hillsboro county. The case follows a preliminary investigation by local authorities and was reported from Hillsboro, U. on June 12.
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Hillsboro
Branson Gipson
Thorn
Sandy Nichols
Uarms
This County
Gipton
Nichols
Kansas City
United States Circuit Court
Justice Miller
Tau
Oleomargarion Company
Washington
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
The Indian Campaign report from Crook's expedition
A June dispatch from Tombstone Arizona details Crook's movement from Silver Creek to the Chihuahua Sonora boundary. Crook, guided by Apache captive Nandoski, marches 500 miles over rough terrain toward the Sierra Madre range and advances about 200 miles south of the boundary before the line is crossed.
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Tuscon
A. T
Tombstone
Crook
Silver Creek
San Barnand
Chihuaha
Sonora
Nandoski
San Carlos
Siers Madre
Indian Chiefs Captured After Sierra Madre Raid
Apache camp at Uhat and Bonite in the Sierra Madre was surrounded by San Carlos scouts and U.S. forces. Chiefs Chato Bonita Garnomimo Nachez Lovo and Vana were taken, 383 prisoners captured, 100 ponies and 40 loaded with plunder seized. One six-year-old boy thought to be Charles McComas may be with the chiefs. Crook’s command returned to Silver Creek unharmed.
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Sierra Madren
Jule
San Carlos
Crawford
Atwood
Mackey
al Sebrae
MccIntosh
Rocke
Maniyall
Seveo
Carmen
Chihuahoa
Urock
Chato
Bonita
Garnomimo
Nachez
Lovo
Vana
Aionth Oxgo
New Mexico
Quans
Charles McComas
Silver Creek
Tombstone
Crook
Grook
Wilcox
San Caroz
Sierra Madre
Col. Biddles
Arizona
Aler
Grock
Lid
Duwk
Siera Madres
Awai
Grectad Tal
Iddel
Colone
St Louis Stock Market Report Cattle Receipts and Prices
In St Louis on June 12, 183, cattle receipts reached 1,590 with 400 shipments. Markets remained very quiet and weak with heavy steer shipments noted. Prices posted included around 3.0 to 4.5 per head for various classes, while lower quality cattle showed softer values. The record also notes 1,000 head in some consignments and assorted price levels for spring calves and other cattle types.
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St. Louis
Deimid
Local Market and Patent Remedy Notes From Lola
The report covers prices at the Louis Produce Market in St Louis on June 12 and lists various commodity quotes including flour and wheat. An array of patent medicines promises vitality and liver relief, notably Tarran’s Kidney Relaxant and Brown’s Iron Bitter, with multiple advertisements and health claims interwoven with market items.
Market Report New York Money Market 1852
New York money market report notes Sterling exchange quiet at steady rate and commodity paper yields. It records a 1 percent rate for prime mercantile paper and overall figures appear inconsistent with 1852 market values.
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New York
Kansas City Produce Market Report 1833
Kansas Orry notes at Kansas City Produce Market with steady prices for corn and oats. Recalipts show 9,274 bushels shipped with market steady across No. 2 cash sales and mixed lots. Tilts toward future bids include July August and September prices, uncertain demand.
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Colorado
Barry
Kansas City
Kansas Orry
Cnice
Laney
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