Mysterious County Transfers And Local Notices
Transfers yesterday totaled 1,802 with 1,110 received in taxes at the treasurer’s office. The largest receipt to date was 5.6. the waste near the poor farm is noted. Officials discuss county accounts and the new appointee Mr Frank Crooks, with praise for his fit in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsio
Feros
Fee
Jorea
Wm Rae
Euinstiee
Commis
Mney
Wie
Trena Nitormet Tooir Tazk
Audini
Gsurge Ware
Tye Bagud
Patel
Ley
Ney
Steinberg
Pera Na J
Davis
W J Radclift
Lillie Daiby
Rant Mui
Charles Allison
Exch Ono
Carles Thacenus
Air Ment
Lo Paitiin
Frank Crooks
Geo Jemsp
Marriage Celebrated for Judge Charles Carlwick and Nancy Stockwell
Chardhiich Stockwel of Thiredey evening witnessed the marriage of Judge Charles Carlwick to Nancy E stockwell. The ceremony at Lawrence featured Rev C G Howlin with many friends in attendance. Guests included Mrs and Mrs George Baker and many Lawrence residents. Present were Mr and Mrs Hort on, Mr and Mrs Alexander Reynolds, and numerous others from Lawrence and beyond. Gifts described ranged from jewelry to silverware, with items from Philadelphia, Boston, and Cambridge noted among the presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiredey
Allert Hatley
Wudling
Charles Carlwick
Nancy EL
Stockwell
Tudor Chadewell
Lawrence
Auit
Ant
Legs
Sir Seckwel
Iadier bin
Lawrence Long Hines
Theemy
CG Howlin
Jorma
George Baker
Horton
Af Kunewaa Uy
Mere Alexander Reynolds
Beard
Atvs GQ
Howland
Abert Jledley
OB Wilder
Chadwick Lis
Mrr
Altri Ualey
Horton Rana
Dre Ifeleck
Charlea E Wilton
Sven Dean Jugelow
Masa Msry E Cosgrove
Laerince
Terry Epoon
Cjin Silver
Fet
A Yres
Death of Rev KL Murford Leaves Douglas County Pioneers
Lawrence and Douglas County residents mourn the death of Reverend KL Murford, longtime Metaldist Episcopal pastor in Lawrence and former Baker University president. A Douglas County native, he moved to California after marriage to Mary Frazee, serving San Francisco and San Jose churches before succumbing to illness on June 1. His aged father remains in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL. Murford
Lawrence
Dog's County
RL Harford
Episcopal Church
Baker University
Douglas Cousty
Hurford
California
Mary (Allen) Frazee
San Francisco
Perre
San Jose
Giliforate
Keath
Douglas County
Gong
Preelon
4 Shocking Case at Judge Chadwick Trial
Ross Smith a colored boy faced Judge Chadwick charged with assaulting Sarah Fleming to kill. The complaint came from Milton Peterson, brother-in-law of Fleming. Smith admitted a disturbance over a shawl snatch and left with Sarah Plemiog, with Fleming later found semi comatose. Medical exam found no clear blows, a slight swelling on the neck. Smith held to appear next Friday with bail set at 500 dollars. A white neighbor later accused Peterson of assaulting Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Smith
Chadwick
Sarah Fleming
Milton Peter
Milton Peterson
Smith
Petersun
Peterson
Peterson's
Sarah Flem
Endorsement Stirs Col J D Farguson Meeting
The text lists several figures including Col J D Farguson, secretory Mary land Jockey Club, Ex-Gov Oden Bowie, and Mr Calvin Priest of New York Club stables among others, endorsing a noted pain cure. The group includes H Arm of Toledo and Chicago stables and Jacobs Qi as endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Farguson
Maryland Jockey Club
Oden Bowie
Calvin Mr. Priest
New York Club
H. Arm
Toledo
Chicago
Asa
Jacobs Qi
Personal Mosler ill then improves at Famous Clothing Co
Mr Mosler of the Famous Clothing Co has been very sick for seve n days but is now up again. Dr Mottram just returned from Cleveland where he attended a Nations Medics Association meeting. A large Rockford watch invoice reached H J Rushmer & Son. Our stock is almost entirely new with choice goods bought for cash and sold at small margins. Visit to see our greatly reduced prices. Rushmer and Son offer Peerless cigars at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosler
Famous Clothing Co
Severn
Mottram
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Nations Medics Association
Rockford
H J Rushmer & Son
Hs Rushmer & Son
Merchants Exchange
Witter
Ottawa
Jona
Bergin
Cornwall
Ontario & Atlantic Railroad
Sault de Marie
Otawa
New York
Montreal
Pittsburg
Ebinezar Oliver
Oliver
Galveston
Bustamente
Mex
Monterey
Jone
Coronica
Quiet Reiznd
Uniontown
Nutt
Jay
Jim
W. Playford
Gen
Peoria
Spaulding
United States
Rome
America
St Joseph
Bach
Milwaukee
Fort Omaha
Exposition Grounds
Burlington
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Green Mountains
Mt Mansfield
Lake Champlain
Wright and
Wraovan
Oral Association of Friends
Iron New York
Mesers
J. KR. Kitenhatl
Braston Wyman
Theodore Leeda
W. P. Raynor
P. Dwight
Canadian Telegraph System
the Times
Metampka
Johan Corbin
Ben Corden
Ispin Goden
San County
Corbin
Sun
Leavenworth
Kangaa
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Kansas meeting solves
At the Kansas City state convention the morning session heard reports from department superintendents and papers on press influence and work among fallen women. Speakers urged establishing a house of refuge and state reformatory institutes in Kansas City. Officers elected include President Mrs Clara Hoffman and recording secretary Mrs L M Trumbull, with fourteen vice presidents to be chosen tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ellen Foster
Iowa
Lenwth
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Workers For Temperance and Reform
Dr. Watkins
Cameron
Temperance Women of
Missouri
Topeka
Kansas
Ith
Kanzas
Commonwealth
Kansas City
Edlem Storra
Hannibal
Women's Coastian Temperance Union
J. Lewis
L. M. Trumbull
Sedalia
Phillips
Lomorrow
Treaty of commerce signed between England and Italy
Rome and Sterling report that a commerce treaty has been signed between England and Italy on June 15. The bulletin records exchange of ratifications and expected cooperation in trade, with no immediate details on tariffs or terms. The item appears among a string of global notices from cities including Dublin and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
England
Italy
Sterling
Qat
Braines
Arnad
Kansas City
Orth Stein
George Fredericks
Troy
N. Y
Jane U
Lake Champlain
Dublin
The
Freeman's Journal
Dr. Gallagher
Henry Wilson
Jno
Cureen
Alfred Whitehead
St. Louis
William B
Hazettine, Jo. & Co
Natchez
Jona
Albert Miles
Lang
Supreme Court
Hlealay
House of Commons
Wexford
County Moraghan
Home Rular
Washington
W.R. Brown
Kansas
Register of Land Office
Larned
Kas
Yiee Charjes A. Morris
Conway
Solomon Hewitt
Willie Hayde
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Tima
Lincoln
Crook
New Haven
Wm. Keeler
Chas. S. Gilbooly
Keeler
Gilbooly
Somagilla
W. W. Baros
Clarence Boyd
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
New York
New England
Middle States
Western States
Southern States
Pacific States
New York City
Canada
Latitia Street
William Pene
Giccinnati
Naws Journal
Cattlatsburg
Wm. Dierly
Gibbons
Ashland
Burnett
Little Rock
Ark
Warner Station
Little Rock & Mississippi River
J. W. Dyer
John Smith
H. W. Knight
Dyer
Sant Mateo
Cala
Kelley
Lucretia
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Jas. Madden
St. Paul
London
Hampton Simmer
Bushy Park
Lady Macbeth
Keene
Spring Gon
the Times
Gallagher
Whithead
Wilson
Curtin
Bee Line
Boston
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Detroit
Mich
Warner
Nattie Lyons
Cheebosgan
Wisconsin
St Louis
Indians Plead for Peace and Protection at Council
A telegraph from San Cantos to Secretary Teller reports a council of prominent Indians seeking peace with white neighbors. They demand punishment for dead men and banishment for attackers, request that women and children stay, and urge authorities to consider their plea while warning of possible Curracabaas resuming war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teller
San Cantos
A. T
H. Mf
Crook
Msttar
Wilcox
Saya Bucks
Fatal shooting spree and court petitions ripple through cities
A man in Leavenworth shot a woman in the hand and heart at noon before firing at inmates and an arresting officer, then overpowered and captured. In St Louis a probate action seeks replacement of the missing ex Judge Kram administrator of the Faro estate amid claims of false filings and missing settlements. Shreveport reports fatal suffocation in a well when a father and son perished, and others note varied local notices including medical endorsements and the return of John Howard Payne’s remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Hia
Thea Station
Anderson
Leavenworth
Bayser
Moulder
St. Louis
Mary Manning
Bella
Faro
Chester H. Kram
Manning
Krom
Duaber
Clarence Newcomb
Theil
Detective Bureau
Kram
San Francisco
Ogden
Palace Hotel
James Reilly
Salt Lake City
Park City
Utah
Newcomb
Market Note From New York Markets
Market report from New York on a calm session with limited movement in prices. Traders show steadiness in key currencies and bonds as early June trading signals reassess investment demand.
Unclear crop report with mixed grain and feed terms
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to corn, oats, feeds, and shipping terms with many garbled phrases. Names, dates, and coherent events are not recoverable, yielding a partial, puzzle-like listing of commodities and sales jargon.
Untitled Market Price List Fragment
A garbled market ad fragment lists assorted commodities and dates including linseed meal oats and corn. It mentions July and August pricing, shortages, and trade notes with unclear origin and quantities. The passage reads like an OCR fragment from a Quincy or St Louis market page with mixed numbers and broken product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryder
Witte
Nord LA Ik
Joao
Pune
Unclear Financial Report From St Louis Market
Fragmented stock market note from St Louis describes very bad weather disrupting shipments and receipts. Mentions hog shipments, meat prices, and deliveries with several garbled figures. Indicates extreme conditions affecting trade and storage, with no coherent totals or dates available.
Flour and Wheat Prices Fluctuate in Quiet Market
In Lower Oregon and surrounding areas prices flicker with seasonal cycles. Market notes show modest activity for flour and dairy related goods. July and August dates appear with previewed price points on wheat, corn, and related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breus
Orrote
le la Boptember
Jace Meyear
Thas Imrais Sepeiubs
The
Utear
Dhe
Cigdane
Lot Bepliasoer
Chunked Chicago Market Report With Mixed Prices
Unclear OCR shows Chicago market jargon with prices for grains and commodities. Fragmentary figures like 3000 and 420 appear alongside terms such as steady demand and fair values. Names and places are garbled, but the snippet implies a commodity market report with bid and ask values.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panteg
Jnana
Chardhiich—Stockwel
Great Spcial Reduction Sale Steinhere. & Bro? S Dry Goods Department
Massachusetts Street
Dorsey W.hiskers
S. W. Dorsey
Colored Republican Club
Martin
Moscow
Gould
Citiens
District of Columbia
J. H. Drawn
W. W. Perrs
Clavaland
Geo Morrizon
Poat
Morrison
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John Rayser
Ada Thorn
Kate Jams
Bagnio
W. 4 Street
Reyser
Ber Tis
Selma
Ala
Shreveport
James Draw
Rudolph
Dr. Pierce
James Mitten
Jacob Street
Wheeling
W. Va
John Howard Payne
Baen
GEO
B. Edgar
U. S
Bowersock
Overa House Block
Roya
Oran
Royal Baring Powden CO
Market Ewpost
Mons Mar ET
Fin de Font
Jene
IRL
Pereun Prue
Aereanttte
Eebs Hey
Bas
Dumand
SAS
OCUCE
Jase
Ted
Tarahety
Aise
Tony Clear Midas
Hip Nkins
Verebear Widen
Tilyes Gee
Bonetas
Cooex
Meanbas City
Wanaas Ciry
Dotter
Jane Oaty Ih
Hoceipis
Mark
Br. Lovin
At. Louis Stock Market
Lovie
Jang
Chitagg
IOCK
Ourcaco
UOGS
LOYOU
Phaies Shipping
Bhebe—Deoeins
Skpcests
Choice
John Pinton, &. D
Golce la Eae Uae Aii A
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