Railroad Time Table for Western Lines and S K Railroad
Rail timetable lists Union Pacific trains westbound Pacific Express Atlantic Express and others with mixed service plus Southern Kansas routes to Ottawa and south stations. Includes departure windows, agent names F Wurtz and C U Time, and mall closing times across lines with standard daily and holiday adjustments.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Limited
Expres
Pacific
Atlantic Expres
Wassenger
Suaxeum
Atcdison
Topeka
Santa YE
Cuta
Sanaca City Express
Atlantic Express
New York
Eastern Express
Pacific Exprees
Guaymes Express
Denver
Utah
Jina
Yerinta
Mexico
Colorado
Maonger
F. Wurtz
Parrett
Southern Kansas Railroad
Ottawa
Taig
A T
Hines
Gen
Pave
Den
Kanena
Ache C. Pueb
S.m
Freight trains halt as Sedalia strike blocks MP attempt
Sedalia Missouri report describes Missouri Pacific freight movement being stopped after a posse and police protected a scheduled 8 pm run. Strikers boarded the train beyond city limits, applied brakes and pins, halting progress amid a cheering crowd. Deputized merchants failed to ensure service. Officials expect no further runs until the labor dispute ends.
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Sedalia
St. eLouis
Globe-Demiocrat
Burnett
Murray
Corporation
Aunt O
Round House
Tt Hus
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
ANOMMENSE Strike at Walston Mine Surprises District
Three hundred Wangrrians at the Walston mine struck for Columbus convention scale, with potential 40 to 47 cent per ton increases if successful. The action, a week ahead of the district strike, delays any settlement until Thursday when operators may meet a miners committee to arbitrate grievances. If arbitration fails on the 18th next Monday, 4,000 miners will quit work.
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Dense
Marcia
Walston
Columbus
Fourth District
Parson’s Trouble and Labor News From Parsons and Milwaukee
Reports from Parsons say Adjutant General Campbell remains absent as governor’s orders bar militia use until local influence has been exhausted. Menominee iron miners raise daily pay by ten to fifty cents to avert trouble in the busy season. Missouri Pacific locomotive engineers declare readiness to work when required under their 1885 contract.
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Cureneo
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Menominee
Duty Bound to Help Striking T and P Workers
New Orleans March 15. Receiver Sheldon of the Texas and Pacific railroad received a dispatch from Gouldsboro signed by the Louisiana assemble No. 377 stating that New Orleans employees are called to assist strikers and request arbitration, warning they will quit work otherwise. Thirty five men have struck and been discharged. master mechanic and several staff remain. A deputy marshal is sent to Gouldsboro to protect property and potential replacement workers. This is the last Gould system shop ordered out.
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Brother Knights
New Orveans
Reciver Sheldon
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Gouldsboro
Committee of Louisiana
New Orleans
Texas & Pacific
Sheldon
United States
Arbitration Settles Weavers Strike and Mill Closures
March 15 reports end to the two month idle period at Real Caledonia mills in Frankford as arbitration resolves the 200 worker strike. Weavers at Germania mills also settle, with a $1.32 per cut wage and return to work. McNeilly & Co. with Knights of Labor reach an agreement to lift the boycott and submit all disputes to arbitration. Governor Marmaduke says force won’t be needed as rail embargo issues ease. bayonets seen as last resort and public demand for restraint grows.
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Barrows
Uife
Lawrence
Consulta- Oh
Ordin Daw
Puiwapenrurta
Real Caledonia Mills
Caleb J. Milne
Frankford
Germania
Knights of Labor
Finn
Patiaperara
McNeilly& Co
Morocco Dressers
Ah of Labor
Jurrurson Ciry
Marmaduke
Torera
Kas
Jinycott
Commonwealth
District Assembly
Discharging Engineers and Knights of Labor Tension
Discharges of engineers who abandoned engines at strikers' request mark new trouble in Arcussox Kansas with stirs of future improvement. St Louis police protection sought as railroad companies plan to move trains amid labor pressure. East St Louis Knights of Labor threaten walkout if wage demands are unmet. Knights of Pythias call for a special Wednesday meeting to transact important business.
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Arcussox
Kas
Hoxie
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Sedalia
Porter
The
Missouri Pacific
Board of Police Comissioners
Lar Tington
Knights of Pythias
Witness Examined in Pan-Electric Case and Animal Bureau Bill
Condensed national capital items report progress on a bill by Rep Hatch to establish a bureau of animal industry with rules for suppressing contagious cattle diseases, compensation limits for destroyed animals, and district DC inspections. Also notes a chess world championship game in New Orleans ending in a draw.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Washinetox
House
Hatch
Commissioner of Agriculture
United States
Congress
District of Columbia
District Commissioners
New Oxreana
Zenkertort
Steinite
City Council Finalizes Coal Shaft Ordinance Passage
Last evening the City Council, led by Mayor Poehler, approved a fifty year exclusive coal mining ordinance for Lawrence Coal Co. Provision includes one year to prospect, three years to begin production, payment of city and state royalties, and a three day written acceptance. The measure passed on a clean vote with all in support.
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Poehler
Hose
Cooper
Churchill
Watts
Moore
Bedale
Petty
Keith
Lawrence Coal Company
Elly
Miles
Egal Company
Lawrence Transportation Company
Massachusetts Street
Billworth
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elliot Street
Main
Main Street
Winthrop
Henry Streets
Grain Supply Report March 13 Visible Stocks
The Grain Supply column shows March 13 totals for the United States and Canada. Wheat 30,879,? decreased 417,156. Corn 18,016,867 increased 1,047,810. Oats 2,112,813 increased 99,599.
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New York
United States
Canada
the Chamber of Commeree
Gospel Meeting At Christian Church Ends In Edifying Sermon
Elder Ingala preached last evening on The Purpose and Plan of the Bible in earnest, impressive terms. A Board of Tracts Meeting followed with a full attendance urged for important trade matters. Land for property in Lawrence Kansas listed with address Box 90.
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Christian Church
Ingalai
Board of Tracts
Board of Trade
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence, Hag
Molloy Lee murder trial dominates spring session
Spring Exip March 15 reports the Molloy Lee murder trial with Mrs Abbie Breeze as principal witness, detailing motives and dramatic testimony about Sarah Graham and the alleged plot. It shares railway and rate news, a boycott lift in Torba Kansas, Ottawa Council Grove Missouri Pacific extension elections, and a wreck on Louisville & Nashville.
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Molloy-Lee
Molloy- Lee
Abbie Breeze
Molloy
Cora Lee
Sarah
Graham
Rate War Signals Possible Monday Return to Regular Fares
March 15 report from New York notes Transcontinental officials near an accord, with regular freight and passenger rates likely to take effect next Monday. Amid news on transport, warnings about rising insanity linked to overwork and stress appear, alongside an advertisement touting Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic at 60 cents. The Forty-Ninth Congress sees the Senate debating pensions for soldiers widows, while the House adjourns due to Rep. Hahn and Rep. Huhn deaths.
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Senate
Hahn
Look out for Your Head and Catarrh Warning
A fragment warns that head cold and catarrh begin from neglected colds and worsen without care. Ely's Cream Balm is claimed to cure colds in the head and catarrh through nasal application.
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Ely
Kunsan City Produces KANKAS CITY Market Ad Recap
Fragmented OCR listing ad items from Kunsan City market, naming products like corn, butter, hay and dairy with scattered prices and dates. Reads like a catalog page with numerous garbled terms, quantities, and vendor notes lacking clear structure.
Kansas City Live Stock Prices Report March 15
Live Stock report from Kansas City shows cattle market slow and weak with steady butcher values. Hogs receipts 1,821 with market quoted weak to lower and steady demand for good to choice meat. Cattle prices range about 4.00 to 4.50 for select grades, with other grades lower.
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Kansan
Weatar
Ateckera
Spee
St Louis Produce Market Price Records
March 16 listing of grains and provisions with bids and terms. No. 2 corn and mixed oats record bids for March and May. Butter creamery price noted. whisky and provisions show lard and pork figures.
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Gabe
St Louis Live Stock Market Report Mood and Prices
Cattle market active with gains 10 to 15 cents for butcher grades. Shipments to 4205.40, common to medium 4.00 to 4.73, butcher steers 3.50 to 4.50, cows and bulls 2.50 to 5.75, feeders 2.0 to 5.0. Sheep receipts 190, market nominally firm and steady.
Chicago Produce Market Report March 15
Chicago Produce notes show flour prices and wholesale wheat ranges with references to Southern winter wheat at 4.40 to 5.85, Wisconsin figures, and local grain sales. The terse market snapshot includes No. spring and No. 2 oats, with bids and closes around mid to late March values and small lot mentions.
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Chicago
Wiscons
Sap
Nec
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary from Tobago
Market activity in Chicago live stock listings for Tobago dated March 15 shows a quiet session with price adjustments. Cattle shipments around 980 to 1,500 pounds traded near 3.70 to 4.90 per hundredweight while hog receipts near 37,000 with slow demand and 5 to 10 cents lower. Native and Texas cattle values noted, with broader market softness across categories.
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la Settle
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Lorie Houcse
Ann
Memrar
Lewsa Proprietne
Attorneys AT Law
Angler
Junol Bank
TL. Blythe
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Wells Fargo Express
Trey
Joley
M.D
Uridge Street
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Brett
Eastern Star Bakery
Steele
Olen
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Bai & McIlravy
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Physicians and Surgeons
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Hunt's
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Massachusetts
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Mussachusetts Street
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Ysbrien & Son
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Merchants’ Bank
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Tlicurrs Boo Co
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
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Eastern Division
Missouri Pacific Railway
Kerrigan
East St. Louis
the Knights of Labor
Pan-Electric Telephone
House of Congress
National Capital -General News
Pan-Electric
J. Narris Rogers
Pan-Electric Company
Richard Wintersmith
Kentucky
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Witness
Colonel Tooney
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Arkansas
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West Virginia
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Chicago, St. Louis & Missouri River
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Franklin P. Owen
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John J. Perry
G F. Haight
Westfield, Chautauqua Co
Brandreth
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Jones
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Huhn
Market Report
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Forei Exchange
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Mieaourli
Chicago & Alton
Burlin
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Rackleland
Union Pacife Aay Wabash
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Tobago
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