Unnamed Annotations of Crime and Local Notices
A fragmentary page details a theft at a business in which a suspect was pursued by Shoals and others. It reports a death by apparent suicide in a barn, later identified as straw man. mentions new real estate offices, marriage licenses in Lawrence, and local notices. Also references health remedies and doctors.
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Prentice
Bulleve
Will Pincher
Fornyar
Levi A. Doane
D. W. Littell
Leis Drug Store
Roche
Notorious Women Deceived Man Then Vanished
Report from Kansas City details two colored women of Lawrence who lured a stockman to a den and stole over 300 dollars in cash before fleeing. A separate note mentions a man named Tosring Grurk moved by police to the calaboose after an incident in Western Kansas. An ad promotes Rough on Rats for 15 cents a box.
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Sime
Lawrence
Kansas City
Evner
Kansas
Ireland and land act inquiry tailed to testify
Telegraph lines report Forester Chief Secretary for Ireland declined to testify before the inquiry into the workings of the Land Act. A reward of £1,000 is offered for information leading to the murderers of constable Navan at Hettertrack, County Galway. March 4. News of Berlin and New Orleans letters, emigration hardships along the river, and government relief pleas follow. Fire in Futaba, Ohio, floods, and telegraph outages disrupt commerce. Keokuk grain case advances with Sturgis released on bail. Chinese immigration debate in Nevada and California prompts cross-state calls for action. Syracuse rail collision kills several, with Wabash withdrawal from a ticket commission. Weather: rain and snow in upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys.
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Navaneh
Hettertrack
County Galway
Massis
New Orteass
Critsouei
Sanx Francisco
Reno
Nevada
John H. Kinkead
California
Oregon
Congress
Bill on Wichita District Court terms passes house
March 4 MOTSE Wasnixeros reports the bill to hold United States District Court terms at Wichita Kansas passed the House. Other actions include a conference report on the deficiency bill, an election case dismissal in Louisiana, and a commerce bill to curb adulterated foods. A Santa Fe rail vote dispute in Sante Fe Kansas drew wide local protest over illegal votes.
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Motse
Wasnixeros
District Court of the United States
Wichita
Kansas
Ma, Smith
Illinois
House
Randall
Hiscock
Miller
Committee On Elections
Smith
Roberts
Lousiana
Howe
Committee On Commerce
United States
Sante Feenrun
Kas
Waeneas
Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company
Bas Roo
Sedgwick
Halstead
Burton
Atchison, Topeka Can Tale Railroad Company
A. T. & 38. Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Barton
Sedewick
Jockerson
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Newton
Spe
Americans Brutalized by Paris Frontier Officials
A Paris cable reports a party of Americans traveling from Brussels to New York faced brutal treatment at Feignnies frontier station. Custom officials awakened them for baggage checks, abused the group for delays, and a police commissaire dragged Mrs Reynolds of Providence bareheaded from a sleeping car. Men defending the group used fixed bayonets. three were arrested and denied telegraph access to the American minister. They were not released until morning and fined 500 francs for eight months. Leon Lorbin of Chicago was among the party. Suspended.
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New York
Paris
Brussels
Fontier
Custom House
Commissaire de Police
Leon Lorbin
Chicago
Kansas City Produce Market Report March 4 182
Wheat receipts 2 958 shipments 14 62 in store 244 62 prices firmers No 3 cash 1 11 bid April 1 11 bid No 3 cash April 6 bid Butter weak at 26 6e per lb Eggs market weak at 16 8c per dozen Oats cash sales 45c Rye 10c bid Market firmer for corn and oats with mixed shipments and higher bids for April May deliveries
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Kambar City
Kansas City
Ubid
City Stock Market Report From Kansas City
The Commercial Indicator notes cattle receipts 2312 and shipments 255 with the market weaker by about a third, trading limited and supply medium to fair. Hog receipts 2281 and shipments 251 show a weaker market especially for light hogs, prices around 35.6 to 36.5, bulk at 85.66. Sheep receipts and shipments are reported as nominally unchanged.
Chicago Stock Market Report of March 4 1862
Chicago stock market report from March 4 1862 shows dull weak cattle market with 2 000 cattle shipments 4 000 exports at 60x650 dollars, mixed butchers' cattle weaker, stockers and feeders around 3 50235.00, receipts 6 000 with shipments 70, demand high but market weak.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Markets Quiet as Week Ends With Losses
The week saw declines across sectors with weaker demand and lower prices. Shipping totals showed shipments down while workers faced slow activity and modest gains in select commodities.
Market notes from St Louis and Chicago with commodity prices
The report lists prices and movements for eggs whiskey pork and grains, with notes on market receipts shipments and steadiness across several items. It mentions figures for corn flour oats and lead and references stock market activity and upcoming delivery dates in April and May.
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Rovat, Rar A-dawly
She Daily Journal
Sherill Asher
Grout
Sue
Asher
Mark Antony
Bin
Ely
Jude Condwick
Overseis
Sheriy Aher
List
Flake
Masic
Tac
Neill
Probate Cpart
Edward A. Houston
Roxana Miller
A.3
Embree
Charles Johnson
Tila Benson
Lawrences
W. Maynes
James Shearer, Sr
N. A. Reega
Prof Bevinson
Wells
Geo
Leis & Bro
Teachers’ Institute
Roger
Foreign News
Ireland
Lespes
Marea
Forester
Lord Cairoi
Sary
Berlin
William
Skabelol
Futeda
Toteno
Western Union Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce
Western Union Telegraph Company
Second National Bank
Law and Insurance Offices
Telegraph Company
Keorrs
Mareh
Wm. Sturgis
Francis J
Sturgis
Wegan
Keokuk
Kennett & Co
Towa
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse, Chenango & New York
Earlville
George Collins
John Sullivan
John Blumenton
Ron Atwood
Carcaco
Wabash Company
Wasmxcron
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Isupemixa
Mich
Lowthian Mine
Henry Carlson
Peter Johnson
Thos
Williams
Robinos Maguire
Walter
Peoria
Int
Maren
Eastex
Joshua B. Surfass
Lsst
St. Louis
Tucson
Sonora
Nacori
Manz
Nasuvitiz
Teys
Rhea
Pulaski
Supreme Court
Goodman
Pursecuc
John Abernathy
Win
Leslie
Diamond Alley
Hoyt
Fort Mavison
Peter Cuntz
Milwaukee
Shaw
McCarty
Burlington
de More
Mapisos
Wis
Shieriill Chandler
Farrell
Iowa
Wells Morris
Missouri
Pox Lake
Bedi
ELS
Mercantile Paper
B. E
Ly C.F
Aan
Oan
Chicago Stock Market
Smyrna
L. Bullene & CO
Philadelphyss
At. Louis
NP. Batuim, Umateey
Se Hirel
Gaye Duly
Vat
Mairy
Bhpihe
Barney
Heceipis
Mie
Auae
Luis
Lowa
Ud Peputehers
Wba i
Cathy Tiye
Amit
Marek
Julie
Hulk
Eye
the Great
Bon Gus
Less Chemical Manufacturing Co
Bas
Massachusetts Street
Gronary
Hienne Fursishtoe
Rogers & Bro
Rogers & Brs
Rogers & Bros
Rogers & Sons
Davis
John Q
Ashton & CO
Ulrickson & Gram
Massachusetts St
Willard Tibualis
Deceaaad
Su Dad
Bougtas
Cour
Anne ‘Libeals
Hount Hope Nurseries
Perpetual MuUss
Keiffen
Wight
Mt. Hope
A. GC. Griesa
Spengeriar
Real Swan Quill
Nee ‘Walton Recuht
Lending & Les
Reedpl
Jyson
Blaniman, Favlor & Co
Stand Street
L. 8
Steele
Ogahniratis
Tittle
Real Russia, Loan and Insurance Agent
Ottawa, Garnett
Colony
Southern
Kansas City, Lawrence
Southwestern
R,il
Tola
Cherryvale
Humboldt
Independence
Thayer
Coffeyville
Chanute
Emporia
All Points
Indian Territory
iPapreas
Union de Hee City
Neosho Valley
Kanass
Kensan City
Kanas
H. Nettleto
Peerept
Perera Tielset
Veneta
J. Herz
Warren St W
Mon Stree
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