Liquor Case at Baldwin City Ends After Trial
The state case against Donnelly and Cotter before Justice Anderson at Baldwin City concluded after two days of witness testimony. The county attorney pressed for a preliminary examination. defendants demanded a jury trial, which was denied. Bonds of five hundred dollars were set for each defendant for the next district court term, with some planning to seek writs of habeas corpus. Witnesses faced long delays and many left without returning.
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Baldwin
Donnelly & Cotter
Anderson
Baldwin City
Aame
Chadwick
Esquire
B.D Anderson
Barker
Hutchings
Oaint
Squatter Sovereignty company at Opera House next week
amubementa Harrigan and Hart draw cards to the east and reach full houses. BMW Hanley's Squatter Sovereignty company closes an immense week at the Academy of Music and may return for another week. Wilberforce Concert Company performs to fund Wilberforce University Ohio. The concert features a double quartet and pianist. The cause supports higher education for colored people and earns favorable notices.
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Harrigan and Hart
Hanley
Seasor
Plesse
Gom
Butisto
Wilberforce
Wilberforce University
Ohio
Deather & Culpric Ax To Be Seen By Morning Dispatches
John Loomis, the alias of David Levette, near Springfield, Massachusetts, was hanged yesterday for a cold blooded murder. Loomis lured his victim to a secluded woods location, shot him through the brain, and dumped the body from a wagon. Levette was a brother of another resident, John Levette, in this city. Loomis deserved his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loomis
David Levette
Springfiee
Masa
John Levette
Loomis
Lomia
Telephone access at Culbertson's coal office described
Desiring users may reach the public telephone at Culbertson's coal office with ten cents charged per communication. Non subscribers will not be allowed to use other telephones. Central Office only is open for public use. The notice sets the policy and access limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
World Health Pamphlet Request from Buffalo Office
A fragmented note from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo requests a pamphlet. It mentions Millens and a case history, describing dyspeptic or constipated conditions. Two stamps are advised for adfree distribution.
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Buffalo
Relief Bill for Lawrence Public School Fund Bonds
Senate Bill No 30 introduced by Senator Thacher passes both Houses. It grants the city of Lawrence a release from further bond payments once it pays into the state school fund an amount equal to the original sum used to purchase bonds aiding the State University. The bill also requires issuing new bonds by the University to cover the same amount and reduces interest to four percent until full render.
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Senate
Thacher
Lawrence
State of
Kansas
Lawfrenca
Board of Renants
State University
Western National Fair Association Directors Meet in Kansas City
A board meeting in Kansas City saw resignations by Geo Leis and Van Aseaen. W A Harris and S A Cameran were elected to fill vacancies. Charles Robinson was named president with a strong slate of officers and an educational exhibit led by Prof. Sherman. The group pledged vigorous effort to make the fourth exposition the greatest success in the west.
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Western National Fair Association
D. E Cornell
Kansas City
Geo. Leis
J D Dowersock
Dr Evatt
Rebingon
A Whitney
Hmery
WA Harrie
H Carmean
E A Smith
Directura Pressat
WW Dickman
EB Moree
E H Fauston
Dr Quager
Witt WaValion
de Evatt
Champinson
Geo Leis
J N Lasley
EJ Carter
WR Clark
Leis
Air
Wasncia F
van Aseaen
van Hoseen
Algo Beeq
W. A. Harris
S. A. Cameran Vo
Miller
Wm. Rue
Harris
Kannas
Thie City
Red Clover Tonic Promoted For Blood and Liver Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr Jane's Red Clover Tonic as a purifier for the blood and liver, claiming it cures blood disorders and constipation. It notes German women use red clover and scalpels the tonic as a general health aid. Barber Bros offer it for fifty cents per bottle.
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Jane
Barber Bros
Witness Miles testifies in star route case and Bell ford remarks
Washington dispatch reports Gen Nelson Miles on the witness stand in the star route trial discussing the Tongue River mail route after Custer massacre and dangers faced by settlers. Belford of Colorado defends himself over Hoyt bond and denounces a false 2 check story. Court exchanges and defense tactics are sketched as proceedings continue. Maj William F Downs dies in Santa Monica. otros brief notices of robberies and mine cave-in follow.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Tongue River Country
Custer
Jobn Dorsey
Ft. Kerogh
Tongue River
Witnness
Dorsey
Bismarck
Star
Belford
Colorado Today
Star of Yesterday
Leaver
Republican
Oor Hoyt
Star Route
Snell
Hoyt
Congress
Aid
Wilson
Sweeney
Merrick
Mr. Merrick
Governor Seeks New Insurance Commissioner Nomination
Boston on March 8 news reports the governor faced a writ of supersedas declaring the Insurance Commissioner office vacant after Clark tendered resignation. Clark agreed to hold over to March first to train his successor, while a Democratic nomination for campaign manager N. A. Plympton was proposed and later refused. A new nomination was expected.
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Boston
Insurance Commission
Clark
Plympton Democratic Campaign
Remains Found After Broad Street Fire Killings
In Nashville March 9 two bodies of missing men were recovered from the debris of the Broad street fire. Thomas Mack identified among the remains, found at two thirty this afternoon. Earlier, the bodies of William Miller and former policeman John Frith were retrieved. All three men were crushed by the falling wall of Litteras drug store while taking property from an adjoining house. Jefferson Cry co pardoned Clarence Bite a James gang member who pled guilty to train robbery in February 1882. Bite, in frail health, left for his father’s home in Kentucky accompanied by his brother in law Hass tard, prompting speculation on James’ future prospects if Bite could testify.
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Nashville
Broad Street
Thomas Mack
Wm. Miller
John Frith
Litteras
Jefferson Cry
Crittenden
Clarence Bite
Jamea
Gailty
Ond Board of Inspectors
Hite
Hasstard
Logan County
Kentucky
Hita
Frank James
James
Regulating Wages Amid Amalgamated Iron and Steel Talks
A meeting of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers to review a wage scale for a May 1 start will convene next Saturday in Pittsburgh and simultaneously in Wheeling Covington Ballvitla Youngstown and Philadelphia. Workers favor keeping current scales unless engineers pay is revised. If manufacturers push further cuts, a contest is possible. Subsequent items include a will contest in Philadelphia, a dispute involving Judge Lilley and Stephen W Dorsey, and various local notices from Abilene Detroit and Raleigh on court, fire, and school activity.
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Pittsbury
Asociation of Iron and Steel Workers
Wheeling
W. Va
Covington
Ballvitla
Ilx
Youngston
Ohio
Philadelphia
Spm
New York Money Market and Kansas City Produce Report
Market notes from March 8 and 9 1889 cover New York money market with bid asks on currencies and bonds, and Kansas City produce and stock quotes. Details include Sterling exchange at 1.60 and 4 1 2 percent on bonds, cattle hogs and sheep receipts, butter eggs wheat oats and flour prices, and corn and flax seed activity. Notable prices include hogs about 7.00 for live, wheat unsettled higher, butter 2 90, eggs five cents, and hay market strength with mixed feeds.
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New York
United States
Kansas City
Kanda Ity
coSb
Lée
Oalives
Market Report St Louis PACDUE Notes March Quiet
The St Louis market report shows quiet, unchanged flour and weak wheat with limited trading in May options. Notable price points include No 2 red cash around 1.13 and various May and June futures drifting while pork and bulk cargos register slow activity and mixed receipts and shipments.
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St, Louis
Cllard
Uta
Belge API
Gu Stet
LO Neil
Ayr
Mazeh
STOCK MARKET SLIPS AND MURDER SUICIDE REPORTED
Market activity in Lima and Cleveland shows mixed prices with hogs and cattle steady to higher, shipping costs rising, while a grim Cleveland case ends in murder suicide as Wm Lyon 55 shot a woman and then killed himself after being intoxicated.
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Cleveland
Wm. Lyon
Lyon
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Ball's
Parago
Gricago Corset CO
Chicago
Bowersock's Opera House
ERM Harrigan & Hart's Theatre
Edward Harrigan
M. W. Hanley
Billy the Goat
Tom Collins
Imperial Quartette
Bates & Sielda
Bowerlock's Opera House
Dr. © Leary
Cotuira
Daliv
Offceuvey
Fost Uilica
Upsia Howe
Steinberg
King Clothier
Jovan
Willard
Kaifer
A. C. Griesa
Amubementa
Deather & Culpric
Chambderrmaian
Penta Neem
National Capital
Bornte
Wilton
Atchison
Wmn. F. Downs
Santa Monica
California
Downs
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railway
Geo.z Adams
Jamey Adams
Carrie A. Fleck
Jesse Williams
Mount Carmel
Old Breast
Reliance
Reading
Reading Company
Henry Seybert
Big
the Star
Stphen W. Dorsey
Lilley
Audstor
An & Government
Blo
Lilly
Abilene
March
Topeka
Burton
Hoffman Wer
Opera House
Detroit
Micch
Manatee
Seymour Bros
Heliegh
N. C
St. Augustine Normal School
Episcopal Church
Imeurance
Just
Lareelot
Nobby ST Lyes
Cassimere
Market Report
Stocks and Bonds
Missouri
New York Central
Ey Lauima
Western Union
Chigagg Produce
Hegano
Baku' Y
Bieber
Bresdy
Unicago
Po Ping Giueto
Bo Ub
Bali
Lie
Hkohmko
Sr. Louis
Lopis
Buteber Ste
Asoo
Sapience Altsers
Comaca
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