Great German Remedy Promises Quick Relief in Lawrence
Local notices recount testimonials for a German remedy claimed to relieve long illness and pain. A Lawrence audience enjoyed Teanessecans performances at Liberty Hall while city park concerns and business ads appear alongside obituaries and household products.
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Tues
Wien
Jacobs
Liberty Hall
Barnacu
Alwuthe
Lawrence
West Lawrence
Ben
Mistaken Identity Turmoil Surrounds Local Prisoner
A lengthy report recounts confusion over a prisoner claimed to be LN Kirch. Citizens recall sighting the man in Junction City, while Abe Kirch and others defend him against a California incarceration claim. The piece links similar mistaken identity cases to ongoing local investigations.
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Abe
Louis N. Kirch
Ale Kirch
California
Lis
Junction City
Junction
Kireh
Mr. Bichteen
Kitek
Chithaninn
Dromio
Farmer Reports Midnight Theft Then Robbery Hoax
A farmer told officers yesterday that after the Craig night blackout he was attacked by armed men and robbed. Investigators found the tale largely imaginative while a barrel of gold valued items vanished from A. J. Grout's rear area and remains unfound.
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Ater the Craig
Senate Moves on Intervention Inquiry and Education Plan
The Senate debates resolution to probe improper government ties to Chile and Peru contracts and whether U S officials influenced interventions. Bayard’s amendment passes. Hoar and Voorhees discuss library needs and free movement. Kellogg promotes a plan to ensure universal schooling across races. House floor actions include Denver port of delivery and coinage questions. Indian appropriation bill eyed with $492,023 total, staffing shifts, and rigid salaries. Adjourned.
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Senate
St Wasatxatos
McDill
Iowa
Windem
Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Chile
Peru
Bayard
United States
Chili
Bolivia
Voorhees
Library of Congress
Hoar
Kellogg
Commissioners of Labor
HOUSE
Wasuisuten
Denver
Lamarra
King
Fifth
Louisiana
Secretary of the Interior
Sioux City
Pacific
Page
California
Hazelton
Wisconsin
Nation and World Roundup from Washington Arts to Debts
Financial notes show February coinage at 9 049 370 with 2 300 000 standard dollars. Senate debates mint policy and national banks. Court martial on Sargeant Mason nears verdict. Army retirement bill gains House favor. Debt statement records February declines and cash balances. Nomination for Conkling faces mixed votes. Choctaw land rights debate continues in Senate. Kansas stockmen meet with 300 cattlemen expected. Lang of La Cygne dies. Wagner successor elected in Scuggerang.
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Wasninetos
National Banks
West
Senate
Sargeant Masons
Senate Military Committee
Hogan
St. Louis
House
Conkling
Judiciary Committee
Bayard
Voorhees
Harris
Cockrell
Konstockm Catpweth
Nas
Stockmen's Association of
Kansas
Indian Territory
Harchfield
Miller
W. E. Campbell
C. H. Manning
John A. Blace
M. H. Bennet
Floods Spread Disaster Across River Regions
A Panhandle of reports from March 1 describe Mississippi River flooding in Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee areas with towns under water and livestock grain and property lost. Drowning death tolls and displacement prompt emergency measures as lean supplies and fears persist along flood plains.
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Che Uwinsiwalop
Iuus
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Louis
Mississippi County
Iron Mountain
Jung
Memrits
Tenn
Helena
Arkansas
Bean
Concordia
C. W. Blackburn
Laconia
Blackburn
St. Francis
Railroad Accident and counterfeiters arrest headline
An Opham station U R railroad collision killed a fireman and damaged several cars. Ira Husted and Toby, counterfeiters active fifteen years, were arrested. Fire destroys Garland trunk factory in St. Paul. Hog and wheat market notes follow with mixed results. Weather and other items conclude with market figures.
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Davespont
Opham
U. U
Ira Husted
B. Toby
Market Receipts Reflect Mixed Goods and Weights
Receipts show mixed livestock and commodity activity with entries for stockers and feeders and regional prices. Sellers highlighted include Texans and various yard figures with weights around 1900 pounds and multiple price points noted.
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Sonrad
Toe Postomter
Layee Ee
Iene Bs
SeCohd Chise Inatiet Mma
Afra
M.A. Biood
Adendane
Howeeer
Sea Shire
Caswell, Berard & Co
New York
Caswell, Hazard & UN
Rad Liter
James Sheater Acula
James Shearer
Borden, Selfeck & Co
General Agents
Chicago
Nidul
Eldridge House
Mic. Snyder
North Lawrence
Mireh
John Car’ Aern
Blue Mound
Pebruery
Tom Anetier
Yom
Mallove
Corinthian Hall
Tom
Uncle Tom
Herrick Johnson
Chivaxo
Uncle ‘Tom
Little Eva
Eva
Hazel Kirk
Ltdhison Champion
Akansas City
A. N. Oliver
S.C. Heyman
Vermont
New Hampshire
Western National Fair Association
Tuenday
A. J. Grout
Grom
Mutter
Henry Longfellow
New Hampshire and
Prockery
Gev. Savage
F.api
Crew & Bro
Leavenworth
Nebraska
G. Y. Johnson
Sta Fair Association
AL. H. Newlie
Levi Woodward
Washington
Intercat
Senate Committee On Railroads
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
L. K. Tripp
Chicago, Texas & Mexico Central Railroad Company
St.Louis
la Cress
Kan
John S. Lang
la Cygne
Republican Arty
Odd Fedowa Lodge
Wagner
Scuguerang
Banius
BOOSY
Brussels
Trent
Caloris
Smyrna
L. Bullene & CO
Caivallo
Board of Managers
Home For
Comsequeme
Wisosa
Minn
John Small
Glendale Station
Small
Texas
Valley Mills
Bringman’s Hotel
Pisces
Iron Works
Schuman, Burgess & C
Mesyy
Huvemtserox
Ill
James Keough
Brangeroy
Murray Iron Works
Ulrickson & Gram
Massachusetts St
St. Paca
Mareh
Garland
Apnany
N.Y
Cosciswati
Iss
Missouri Valley
Paine V6 Pier
Prime Mercantile
Spreling—Exchange
Kansas City
Kangas
Dreise
Ehulee
Kangae
Kasaas Cary
muLtang
BT. Louis
Br. Louis
Steig
Philadelphia
W. W. Brooks
Senya
Kullene’y
Innes
Fetters
Uni Lawrence
Kansyy
Trawn
A. To Meacley
Martha
W “Enti Cavanaugh
P. J. Dyke
J. Ke
Davis
Wesley Flall
Hengy
J. Jackson
Andy
Sima
Ise
Johnson
Annas
Mario
Ellen Kuker
Calista Shugart
Birs. C. Sanders
Mary Heo
Vieta Thompson
Caroline Mattie
Jane
John Kelley
KE. A
Allen
Calvin Hebbing
Keandall
Geo. W. Ung
FL Lore Tellers
Worden
Port
C.H. Smith
Boston
Sherwood Sisters
Smith
Erattam Jekels
Ceni
J.P. Hoss
W. W. Sharpe & CO
York
Kk. J
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