Furnished House Wanted For Rent In Lawrence
Classified fragments show a furnished house rental wanted by Mrs. Trough allo on Louisiana street east side near Winthrop Street. Also a broad ad offers 10 acres at below bedrock in Shawnee county for sale with cultivation, stock facilities, and low price per acre by A B Webber. New Departure notes Mr Henderson’s cash-only grocery approach with price list published. Letter of appreciation from J A Martin thanks Lawrence citizens for tornado relief contributions.
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Troughallo
Louisiana Street
East Side
Winthrop Street
Shawnee County
Lawreuse
Richland
Kansas
A. B. Webber
Southwest Corn -Roft Park
Lawrener
Kas. Perren
Henderson
Bourne
Ateinsos
W. A. Hanns
Ting
Lymperce
Lawrence
Walker
Marshal County Relief Committee
Ad Irving
Multiple World News Briefs on Weather, Politics and Incidents
Telegraph dispatches report upper Mississippi and Missouri weather with southeast winds and warmer temps. Sacramento notes H W Page nominated for Congress. Panama says revolution ended. Rome cites Sicily earthquake with five villages destroyed and fatalities. US certificates and bonds shift under four percent. Plaisted’s boat Columba launched, plans for Nicholson race. Manhattan Bank trial notes bank doors, alibi. Spain pursues San Domingo incident, Spanish flag outrage. St Paul reports 400 railroad workers riotting in Tracy, efforts to restore order. Pensacola mentions Spanish brig Diligente fined and Gulf actions with Havana ships.
Senate Civil Service Probes and Political Bills Debate
Washington and Senate actions involve the Civil Service and Retrenchment Committee authorized to act during recess to investigate Rhode Island memorials. The Mississippi River improvement bill moves, with party lines on appropriations, and a lengthy clash over judicial and political assessments extends into evening sessions.
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Senate
Washington
J. B. Greene
Rhode Island
Mississippi River Improvement Commission
McMahon
Stephens
Atkins
Meiers
Chandler
Morrill
Platt
Saulsbury
Beck
Kentucky
Blaine
Kirkwood
Berk
Palmer
Louisville
Gen
Mwinoise
Gen.Palmer
Gov
Bramlette
Wallace
Davis
W.va
Booth
Voorhees
Conkling
Withers
Yeas
Wayz
Nays
Lam
Debate Over Silver Standards At Senate Session
The article reports on a Senate debate where McLane and Warner defend bi metalism and equal value of silver and gold. Amendments seek limits on coinage and tender, with participation from Fort Haskell Weaver and Monroe. Adjournment follows, with local notices on crimes and elections interwoven.
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United States
Fisher
McLane
Warner
Ohio
Gillet
McHanne
Alcbie
Monroe
Fort
Haskell
Weaver
Mills
Treasury
Stephens
McMahon
Cobb
Washington June session moves on budget and amendments
The conference committee on the legislative executive and political appropriation bill reaches agreement on amendments including stationary allowances for representatives and senators, with changes to district governance and public works provisions. The Journal plans extensive executive correspondence from Topeka. Also noted is the Senate Privileges and Elections panel’s delay in deciding on investigations tied to charges against Ingalls and allied figures.
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Washington
House
Senate
Section Concertina
Thorers
District of Columbia Board of Public Works
Kansas City
Witness
Emoreet
Topeka
Ohnimal
Gotham States
Enentin
Sventut
Ingadis
Ingalls
Brown and Weston Lead In Long Pedestrian Match
Record chase continues as Brown trails Weston by two miles with Ennis and Harding fading. Rowell funds 100 to back the match. Panchot of Buffalo eyes a challenge but believes races stay in America. At 3 am Brown 315 miles Weston 313 Ennis 181 Hulls, Harding retired after 100 miles as both set new marks.
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London
Brown
Weston
Ennis
Harding
Rowwell
Panchot
Buffalo
New York
America
Geoul
Hkrown
Iles
Miles
Browardos Weston
Rowell
Leary
Pork and cattle markets show higher prices and steady demand
On June 18 the market reports higher prices for pork and bacon with firm lard at 6.00 to 6.90 while cattle show fair to good demand for heavy shippping steers at 4.00 to 4.80 and light steers around 4.80. Sheep and hogs also move with steady to weak tone as receipts total thousands and shipments rise across regions.
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Sr. Lovia
Coloradis
Ighadet
Medina
Bocas
New York
Adtt Lys
Casaebenk Suns
Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat receipts 16 993 bushels with weak lower quotes for No 3 bid. Corn receipts 74 lahels with mixed demand and lower prices. Rye limited trade and butter demand steady. egg and milk statistics unclear.
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Kansas City
Stasuy
Kansas City stock market notes mixed cattle activity
Cattle trading shows mixed demand with unsettled prices in Kansas City and regional markets. Shipments and receipts vary, with some days showing steady demand and others noting active selling. Weather and regional factors influence cattle movement and pricing across Colorado and Texas.
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Kansas City
Kasaas
Colorado
Texas
New York Produce Market and Court Report Summary
Disjointed New York produce market text notes June conditions and assorted price ranges for multiple vegetables and grains. A separate line reports Parker of the United States District Court Western Arkansas sentencing Henti Stewart and Valorada Bill in a case connected to the Indian Territory.
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Monn Windlee Deane O. Parker
United States Denter Court of
Western
Arkansas
Uhenti Stewart
Indian Territory
Yrsterda
The Markets Report From New York
New York money market closes with rates near Chicago levels. Prime mercantile paper tradable at 8 1/2 to 8 3/4 percent. Government bonds steady. currency rates show slight changes. Grain and provisions quote Wheat softer. corn and oats lower. rye and barley mixed. butter steady. eggs firmer with shipper demand.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterline Quiet
Anne I. Fiour
Dee White
Sorall
Sal
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Missouri Valley
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Sacramento Dispatch
H. W. Page
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Aci
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Plaisted
Nicholson
Christianed
Columbia
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Manhattan Bank
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St. Paul
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Arantine
Pensacola
Fla
Diligente
Custom House
Havana
Saint Andrews
Congressional
Jane
Neal
Congress
Hostetter
Atkina
Morton
China
Malloch
Workingmen’s Convention Today
Isaac 8. Malloch
Metropolitan Baptist Church
A.J. Clark
Speers
Algiers
Versailes
Lepere
Chamber of Deputies
Yes
Germany
Berlin
Béursenzette Hag Yeaven
Reichstag
Bridgeport
Conn
Oliver Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Hall
Williama
Nancy Fran Cook
Hull
Nellie West
Capt. Williams
Coroners Office
New Mampehive
A.B. Thompson
Solon A. Carter
Joseph Glark
Henry W. Blair
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Atlanta
Hill
Suanans
Ife
Khhedive
Alexandria
Cairo
ST. Louis
Chicago Produce Market
Cicano
Chicsgo! Stock Market
Kansas City Provuce Market
Steinbergs Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
Iagen
Terry Een
Ferave
Manhattan Beach
Ld&wim
Steinberg’s Clothing House
Maxsachusetta Street
Grange
Char, Messas
Wtismot Munson & CO
Manta
Pag Toma
Ant
Chicago
Bartlett, Robbing & GO
Architectural Iron Works
Cor. Scott, Bratt, Meltsey, Ramsey
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Baltimore, MD
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Giehy
Beinta
Aml Cina
Sgt Prarts Os
Aellan ix
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Tale Fd & Thastier
Peck & Bausher
Theiatt Street
Titees Speek Ware
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Chas. H. Cummings
Walnut Steel
Philadelphia
M. Campbell
West
Anere Slive
Wabash Avenue
Brandoe
Alighent Price Baldor
Uuall
Wabaeh. Ave
Golid
Kansas State Heard of Agriculture
Wheat
Lyne
Picthe
Wihert
Veragluy
Wite
Suse
Popblatkin
Leva
Ubeiv
Saste Sada
Stubo
Baesi
Seutond Gammlestoner
Cilmare
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