Kans City Times attacked over horticultural society claim
A Kansas City Times correspondent accuses the Kansas State Horticultural Society of mismanagement and graft. The letter alleges Brackett directs agents nationwide, though records show he abandoned nursery work years ago for fruit growing. The piece notes meetings only twice yearly and shifts of venue, criticizing the columnist’s spite toward Lawrence and “Historic City.”
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Envror Journal
Kansas City Times
Kansas
Brackett
Hiale
Lawrence
Ottawa
Garnett
Holton
Hutchinson
Wyandotte
Belo
Winteld
City Center
Topeka
Kaosss City
Lwrence Hill
Kaness City
Real estate transfers in Lawrence and area listed in week ending March 10 1883
list of quit claim and warranty deeds from Lawrence and surrounding towns including names such as A.G. Honnold JC Willis Chas Strong Orville Colins HS Rea and many others with parcels in North and West Lawrence Lecompton Marion and Eutors plus totals reaching 42261 dollars across numerous lots acres and subdivisions across 1883 March 10 catalogued by the Recorder's Office via A G Honnold summary of property deeds and values with multiple buyers sellers and locations across 1883 Lawrence area real estate records
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A. G. Honnold
Recorder’s Office
Alto Josephine Hoyt
Wm Peet
Emaline J
Catharine Rohrback
Chas
Pilla
A.G. M. Menger
Theo. H. Rudizer
Allison
Lawrence
Fillmore
Same
Wm. T. Sinclair
A. Js. M. Menger
Lota
North Lawrence
Simeon Gibson
Jacob Chrowell
N. EB
Joseph McDaniel
David K Henry
N.W
Kantaio
E. Summerfield
Richard Tarpy
C.ioton
Wu Crom
Eobie E Noyes
Emil Kreiser
Eudora
Burgan
JG Walton
Wm E Russell
Wm Sian
Elizabeth M Kune
Rhode Istend Etfert
Sebo L
Bador
Norman B
Richardson
Chas. Chadweer
Lane Place
Kaw Mo Waite
Narey
Stockwell
AG M Menger
O.ju Menger
Bcock
Uarutize
Jas E Waioun
Horsce
Moore
Henry
Mississippi
R Bennedict
Andrus Bennedict
L F Miller
Kanwaka
LG Cowdry
J R
Babcock
Ander and
Mutha J. Hamilton
Wakarusa
John E Bunton
Carl F. Fischer
Pennsylvania Steed
Lucina A Birkerie E A Bunton
Pennsylvania Street
John J Rutherford
Wm F Rutherford
Esqr
Alice’ L Litchfield
Anne S Phillipa
Tennessee Street
Doug as County Horticultural Society March Meeting
The March meeting of the Doug as County Horticultural Society will be held in Divers City next Saturday the 17th. Professor W H Carruth will lecture on the Horticulture of Continental Europe. Morning session opens at eleven, dinner at 12:30, afternoon session at two. All friendly to horticulture are invited. Rexyowns, Sec’y.
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Lawrence
Atorney
Justice of the Peace
Board of Education
Fracton
Cass
John Smith
Te Br
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Geo
J. Barker
Doug’as County Horticultural Society
Dniver City
W. H. Carruth
Europe
Samug
Rexyowns
Murder and massacre in multiple cities reported
Philadelphia reports John J Syren shot his brother s wife Lizzie Syren and then killed himself. In Uniontown a witness described Dukes Nutt murder case. Deadwood describes Brownsville boarding house escapees and deaths. Indianapolis notes a farm murder of Lucinda Foreman and her daughter with an ax. Multiple attempts and investigations follow in each locale.
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Philadelphia
John J. Syren
Lzzie Syren
Syren
John
Germany
Jobe Morrow
Morrow
Two Local Murders Shock Readers With Violence
In St Louis on March 12 Catharine Edwards aged eighteen living at Caseyville Illinois was shot by John Jacobs a close friend who intended to frighten her with a shotgun and cap. The weapon was loaded and she died instantly Jacobs surrendered and is distraught. In Pittsburgh Nicholas Kretch, who had attended a christening, was attacked after a row by two brothers Wilhelm who beat and stabbed him. he died at home that night. The Wilhelm brothers are in custody.
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Uniontown
F. E Beckinridge
Nutt
Dukes
D.fense
Cros
Breckenridge
Beckenridge
A. D. Boyd
Deadwood
Dakota
Brownsville
Perong
Hout
St. Loui
Catharine Edwards
Caseyville
St. Claire County
John Jacobs
Jacobs
Pittsburg
Nicholas Kretch
Ritter
Kretch
Wilhelm
Wilhelm Brothers
Republicans Nominate General Walcott for Mayor
Columbus Ohio March 12 The Republicans have nominated General C C Walcott for mayor.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. C. Walcott
Foreign News Notes From London and Dublin
London reports indicate a new Indian criminal procedure bill may grant native judges jurisdiction over whites, risking serious consequences. London also notes Oxford leads Cambridge in the boat race revival and iron traders plan output limits. The Duchess of Marlborough donates 360 pounds to the Land League relief fund. In Dublin a conspiracy trial is set for three counts including the Phoenix Park murders. Government acts to relieve starving people at Loughrea.
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London
the Times
India
Daily News
Ransoal
Beoore
Oxford
Cambridge
South Yorkshire
Duchess of Maclborough
Land League
Dublin
Phoenix Park
Loughrea
Mississippi Floods Aid and Destruction Across River Towns
Western Associated Press report from Helena Arkansas notes rising flood levels with thirty eight inches now recorded in the area. State pledges food for five to seven hundred black refugees lacking provisions. Levees around Helena declared most secure as water recedes. Drowning victims include two men near Austin Mississippi and several women north of Marion Arkansas. bodies recovered and buried.
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Memphis
Presa
Helena
Arkansas
Curiona
Tom Brown
Alien Smith
Austin
Mississippi
Marion
Quarrelsome Broth Ends in Britton Shot
In Lecompton Kansas this evening William Britton was shot twice and seriously wounded by Sam Murphy both men colored. The clash arose from an old quarrel fueled by drinking all day Britton ordered Murphy from his home Murphy warned him to move Britton refused and Murphy fired twice.
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Britton
Murphy
Tragic Wreck Near Crawfordville Kills Three
The west bound L A W train struck a wagon at Alamo Park two miles west of Crawfordville Indiana on March 12 killing driver Joseph Green and passengers Milt Rusk and Elizabeth Clark. The wagon was demolished and the horse mortally injured.
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Crawfordville
Ind
Alamo Park
Joseph Green
Milton Rusk
Eizabeth Clark
Soldier’s crisis ends in suicide at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas March 12 Geo Keeny a former private in the second and fourth cavalry and fourteenth infantry reportedly blew out his brains at the Fort yesterday. Officials cite ill health unemployment and poverty as the motive in this personal crisis.
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Leavenworth, Kas
Keeny
Fr. Leavenworth
Train Robbers Near Goshen Fight Forewarned
A telegram reports a mounted pursuit Sunday near Goshen Washington county as robbers attempted to derail a Little Rock and Ft. Smith railway train. Several shots were exchanged and one robber was wounded but escaped. Officers pushed the pursuit toward the Missouri line. Nearby Connersville Indiana reports a wreck on the White Water railroad five miles south of Bere due to a broken rail injuring about a dozen passengers including David Fisher and Mrs Frank Cambridge D A Fioteer.
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Little Rock
Goshen
Washington
Ft. Smith
Missouri Line
Connersville
Ind
White Water
Bere
David Fisher
Frank
Cambridge
D. A
Whisky Did It. Saloon Fight Ends in Fatal Shooting
Henry Cassidy died from wounds after a dispute at D O Neal's saloon in Cleveland. Cassidy, intoxicated, demanded whiskey, drew a knife, and was shot by O Neal who defended himself with a revolver. O Neal is under arrest.
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Cleveland
Henry Cassidy
D. O'Neal
Cassidy
O'Neal
Musselman and Co assigns deed to John Borne
Louisville tobacco firm Musselman and Co filed a deed of assignment to John Borne for creditors. Liabilities amount to 40,000 dollars while assets claim 50,000 dollars.
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Louisville
D. RB
Musselman & Co
John Borne
Market Report New York Money Market 1888
Market items from New York on March 19 1888 show money market closing rates and varied commodity quotes. Discounts mercantile paper 6 1 2 percent prime. Sterling exchange steady at 48 14 with demand 48 44. bonds and futures prices for corn oats lead and other grains listed with dull and steady notes across multiple maturities.
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New York
Prims Mercantile
United States Bonds
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacifc
New York Central Rock
Kansas City Produce Market Report Summary
The Indicator shows weaker demand across staples with wheat receipts 17,166 bushels and corn 7,588 bushels. cash market for No 2 cash wheat 1.09 asked. Live stock receipts total 1,344 with hogs firmer at 7.01 double-digit lower ranges and cattle around 1,070 to 1,816 pounds. Market conditions remain weaker for grains and unchanged for sheep.
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Kansas City
Lanbas City
Alard
Sime
Apri
Kid Bose
May
Wales
Aney
Dhe
Butier
Anbab Uity
Mass
Sher
Cago Stock Market Report From The Drovers' Journal
Market notes show receipts around 8500 cattle and hogs with steady to firm demand. Cattle prices quoted near 4.34 to 6.40 per hundredweight. hog receipts about 4300 with higher price trend. sheep offerings around 4.00 with mixed quality and slight gains noted.
Wheat Prices and Livestock Conditions in March Market
Market notes show mixed signals with cattle and sheep values steady to firm and grains under pressure. Reports from March 12 18s1 describe supply dynamics, pricing tiers for common to prime livestock, and a downshift in wheat prices for No 2 red amid overall market activity.
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Atuckers
Fordem
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Butter Trade Report
Fragmented OCR listing for Chicago produce and grain markets. Includes wheat corn oats flour whiskey meats and dairy terms with bids, price ranges, and monthly shifts. Mentions dates around March to May and assorted regional notes.
Dr King’s New Discovery trial bottles offered free
Billions of bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery have been given away as trial sizes for consumption coughs and colds. Barbe Bros drug store invites customers to obtain a free trial bottle to witness its claimed cures. A March 12 dispatch notes the Inman steamer City of Chester was disabled and reached Halifax by noon.
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Dr. King
Barbe
Bros
New York
Halifax
Inman
City of Chester
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M. W. Hanley
Harrigan & Hart’s Theatre
Billy the Goat
Dorkey
Tom Collins
Imperial Quartette
Mornt
Gale At Rates & Sields
Bowerlock's Opera House
Night
Ibeir
Superiors Dramatis Company
Chris
Lena
Bates & Fields
Wierstern
Bowerlock’s Opera House
Dr. O’ Leary
Kaifer
A. G. Griesa
Massachusetts Street
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Sig
Hale
W. W. Brown
Barber Broz
Ladica
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Foreign News
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Chicago
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