Limited Express Time Table for Southern Kansas Railroad
On and after Sunday, August 2, 1865, trains will arrive and depart as follows for Ottawa and all stations south. Timetable lists departure at 2:18 a.m. and arrival at 4:07 a.m. for Ottawa and southern stations. S. B. Wynta, General Passenger Agent, and Ki, Tan, Agent, noted on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansas
Ottawa
Alrive
Ottens
Ants
Ki, Tans
S. B. Wynta
Gen. Pass
Strike Unsettled Governors Confer With VP Hoxie
In St Louis and Sedalia Kansas Governor Martin and Missouri Governor Mamaduke arrived from Kansas City to confer with Vice President Hoxie on Missouri Pacific strike issues. No public statement yet. a basis approved by Knights of Labor may be presented. Local service remains unchanged as trains continue, with no freight starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Marmaduke
Missouri
Martin
Kansas
Kansas City
Dir. Hoxie
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Knights of Labor Committee
Hoxie
St. Louie
Mamaduke and
Toxie
Portis and
Hough
Law Department of the Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Sunbur Dan
Mad
Detroit
Chicago
East
Personal notes and church services in city society
Mr N O Stevens went south yesterday. Miss Nellie Gon of Kansas City visits the Misses Cockins. Mr Ereesh Brown a former University student visits friends. Mr M J Burlingame in city greeting friends. Mrs Dr H W Howe and daughter Hannah go east to Virginia due to mother’s illness. Norfolk and Mikado caps for boys at Abe Levy’s. Church services listed for AME, Unitarian, First Presbyterian, Baptist, Plymouth churches with schedules and pastors. Light colored soft hat at Bromelsick’s and hats at Abe Levy’s for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O- Stevens
Nellie Gon
Kansas City
Ereesh Brown
Univeraity
M. J. Burlingame
Hig
H. W. Howe
Hannah
Virginia
A.M. E
New York Street
J. M. Wilkerson
Unitarian
First Presbyterian
Sbbath
Plymouth
D. W. Whittle
Union
Congregational Church
Afr
Delightful Children's Party and Local Lectures
A Delightful Party at Mrs. E A Brown's honored Miss Eva Brown and Miss Gas e Elistom with games and supper ending in dancing. Attendees include Helen Hutchings, Bella Sinclair, Jennie Innes, and many others. Also noted are readings by Mr John Donnelly at School district No. 6 and a Paris tour lecture by H Ravs on at Plymouth church. Rubber goods advertised at Bromersick. A Mary Gleason benefit and concert announced at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brown
Eva Brown
Gase Elistom
Dalay Starr
Alex Rankin
Miss House
Hubert Donaldson
Helen Hutchings
Bella Sinclair
Jennie Innes
Genevieve Howland
Jean Bowersock
Barrie Bowersock
Mamie Lyons
Daisy Gairne
Ella Spaulding
Maud Smelser
Daisy Starr
Addie Ridenour
Allie Robe
Mabel Diggs
Katie Cook
Katia Deveraux
Gertie Devereaux
Clara House
Julia Shaw
Maud Savage
May Mason
Zola Scart
Ethel Diggs
Nanieé Mackay
Gracie Briggs
Vic Eldridge
Hattie House
Jesse Basnett
Herbert Donaldson
Theron Borwolihaus
Amora Ackers
Willie Mason
Fred Diggs
Albert Ftintome
Charlie Palmer
Willie Cocktus
Willie Nolan
Arthur Sunda
Joe Bayne
Dan Crew
Mias
Laura Lyons
Brametsick’s
John Donnelly
Jas. H. Lane
Washington
Lane
Donnelly
Shames O'Brien
Mary Gleason
Lawrence
Mary Glesson
Opera House
Free Coinage Bill Sparks House Debate and Bond Offer
In Washington on March 20 the free coinage bill drew debate as supporters argued it upholds constitutional rights and corrects monetary policy, while opponents warn of silver devaluation and harm to labor. The treasury announced a forthcoming $10 million 8 percent bond issue due May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Pan Electric Testimony Highlights Debates Over Bell Monopoly
Casey Young testifies before the Washington tele phone investigating committee, denying improper use of Pan Electric associates influence. He cites Bell company monopoly concerns and asserts no one claimed corrupt aims. Other items note crop reports from RocHestrum New York and a Kil litter race in Colorado with $3,000 risk, General Swords death, and Memphis strike rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Young
Washxcton
Telephone Investigating Committee
Panelectric Company
Ranney
Bell Company
The
Bell
Congress
Rogers
van Benthuysen
Garland
Memphis
Electric Company
Washington
Young
Dr. Rogers
Br. Young
Missionaries Sail for Africa Under Bishop Taylor Call
About twenty Methodist missionaries sailed from Jersey City aboard the City of Chester to join Bishop Taylor in Africa. The party, including Rev Shoreland and Dr Harrison, will establish stations along the Congo and teach reading, sewing, and trades. They carry supplies, rafts, and sealed instructions, aiming to travel up to 500 miles inland with clergy and laity witnessing the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Chester
Shoreland
Oregon
J. H. Slaelper
Wisconsin
Clark Siuyth
Harrison
Ohio
Surveyor Burr
Just Cammeron
Steel and Wielker
Jefferson Davis to lecture in Montgomery on Confederate monument
Jefferson Davis will lecture in Montgomery during April to aid funding the $50,000 Capitol grounds monument to Alabama Civil War soldiers. A 6,000 seat warehouse will host the event. Davis will lay the cornerstone with $10,000 raised. John W. Daniel of Virginia is invited to speak. many Confederate veterans and ex Union generals are expected. All Alabama state troops will attend along with militia from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Capitol
Alabama
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Davis
North
Graham murder case heats Molloy Lee trial
In Sprinareto Missouri on March 20 the Molloy Lee trial entered its eighth day with Peter Hawkins the key witness under cross examination. An odd note arose as Hawkins used the published coroner inquest report. Mrs. Sam Scott testified Molloy Cora Lee and Graham invited her to a Sunday visit and referenced Cora’s two stepchildren. She suggested Graham had been a widower several years or his wife had died long ago. Proceedings are far from finished with one third of witnesses examined and local interest remains high. Laces and embroideries and flouncings from Geo Innes are advertised locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinareto
Molloy-Lee
Peter Hawkins
Sam Scott
Prohibition war items and executions noted in Leavenworth
The report lists diverse items: Grand Master Powderly left Kansas City for Detroit. Eva Foster died by suicide in Council Bluffs amid family trouble. Alice Walker Cannon from Galveston jailed for bigamy. a Randolph Tennessee merchant reportedly horsewhipped by a local woman. Christian L. Oatley dies after a mill injury in Boonville Missouri. a Citrus fair at Chicago military headquarters. Thomas Smith and Robert Jones killed in a lumber car overturn near Clover Station, Va. Charles Wood found guilty of murdering Interpreter Flowery at Fort Bufort with death penalty on a military reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Society of Main
Boston
Powderly
Kansas City
Detroit
Eva D. Foster
Council Bluffs
Alice Walker Cannon
Galveston
Serre
Randolph
Tenn
Christian L. Oatley
Boonville
Chicago
California
Thomas Smith
Robert Jones
Ver Station
Charles Wood
Tris
Interpreter Flowery
Fort Bufort
Market Report Lawrence Local Market Summary
Market report lists prices for flour, corn, oats, rye, sugar cured hams, bacon and poultry. Entries show various grades and prices such as flour retail best 3.00 and 2.50 for graham, corn whites 62, oats 254, sugar cured ham 10c, plates and barrels priced, poultry chicken 42 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Graham
Cye
Ong
Adeees Inc
Kansas City Produce Market Report March 20 1900s
Kansas City market notes show FLOUR and CORN bids with April May delivery terms. Butter and eggs priced, dairy items listed with common varieties. Trading activity includes cash and future bids, with multiple grade listings and packing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coty
Live Stock Report From Kansas City Market
Kansas City Live Stock shows cattle receipts 434 shipments with market steady for good to choice. Hogs receipts 2,919 with market steady for good to choice, pigs 10 to 15 cents lower. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,080 with market weak for good to choice. Prices cited for various grades and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixens
Obscure 19th Century Trade Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes list prices and trade terms for multiple commodities such as corn barley eggs and dairy. Mentions cash terms closing dates and assorted shorthand labels with uncertain contexts and incomplete item names. The readable items indicate a mixed provisions market entry from a Willmar area ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Ae aSic
GSC
Baie
Wars Bmc
Provisions Park
Market Report From St Louis Live Stock Listing
St Louis market notes for March 28 report receipts and shipments across cattle hogs and sheep with fluctuating prices. Cattle and calves mix shows varied bids while hogs and sheep receipts appear lighter as market activity weakens amid uncertain demand.
Chicago Produce Item Messy OCR Listing
Fragmentary OCR text appears to list prices and items for Chicago and Wisconsin produce or patents, with scattered numbers and dates. The readable portions provide little coherent event context but suggest a dated market or inventory snippet from a historical page.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Market news from Chicago on March 20 shows a dull trade for steers and cows, with prices around 200 to 300 dollars for various categories. Shipping and oat shipments noted, with 5000 head mentioned and references to hogs and bulls in mixed condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Miei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Limited Express
Pacific Express
Pacific Bailegad
P. Ma
Wee Ge Heb Wm
Limited Expres2
sUsutic Express
Amrive
J. T. Snaxemn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad
Sorsa East
Ganses City Xpress
Atlantic Express
New York Express
Esatern Express
Ger
Wun
Kg, & den
Southern Raheasy
Pueb
West
Business Directory
Awrence
A. H. Milla
Jldridge House
Mennay
A Laws
Wai Spangler
Office Nations Book Building
Selig Building
Win- Thrupietreet
Tus
Ube
National Bank
J T. Stevens
Esse
Fargy Express
R. J. W. Fugate
Kas
Dasa
Omlee
Henry Street
Erat of Court Homes
Twley
M. D
Ll. Brett
Eastern Star Bakery
L S. Steele
Abstracts
Tittle
Massachusetts
ELL & McIlravy
Agsinat Cyclones
Torestloss
Massachusetts Street
Yarnold
Straffon
South End
Stealdence
feRane Smythe
Crew & Co
Pete A. Duane
Masachusetts and
Henry Streets
A J. Griffin
Messachonetty Street
CS Terien & Son, Deslers N Hardware
Massacheutts Street
G. W
E. Gurrerm
I. Tt. Jaurson
Preelvant
Cashier
Dee
G.S. Barrows, M.D
Barrows
OS Ir
Bstrowa
Conanita
Ee United
Booz Co
Portland
Mains
Sedana
United States Circuit Court
Knights
Sedalia
Torexa
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Everest & Wagger
Rossington, Smith & Dallas
United States Circuit Court For
District of Kansas
R. Stone
Knights of Labor’ of
North America
Loavos
Royal Exchange
Spain
Mapai
Almerade
Alicante
Baussers
Liege
Abe Levy
Church Services
Goseamers
McIntoshs
Bromersick’s
Ragan
H. . Ravsn
Paris
Plymouth Church
Bromersick
Duatice
Sam Kirkman
Troward
Robert Thompson
Ball
Billy Allen
Ageault
George Washington
Billy
John W. Horn
Maryland Penitentiary
Bronelsick’s
Bromelsick’s
Bannockburn
McConnell
Sime Hundred
Pan- Electric
Washineton
Seymour
O’donnell
Michigan
Hemphill
South Canoling
Liverpool
Mr. Hemphill
Bynum
Treasury
New York
Great West
Stone
Salvation Oil
Jones
Pan-Electric
Rocwtsrun
N. Y
Nebraska
Dakota
Illinois
Pupnno
Col
M. K. Kittleman
John Knight
Monmouth
Iil
Knight
Rittieman
General Swords
New Yon
Thomas Swords
Ft. Leavenworth
Szpaura
Chiaco
George M. Bayne
Southwestern Railroad
Northwestern Traffic
Central Iowa
Mexphis
Blasser
Huspuckano
Miss
Howe
Campbell
Anon Mill
Uusher Guards
New Mexico
A.and
C. Moorer
Kus
New Hampshire and
Pinkney Streets
Jack Harris
Congo
Jersey City
Taylor
Jeff Will Spout
Nsey St
Prima Mercantile
Ad Te
Chicago & Alton
Bex
Isvtasndt
Sansas City
Louis Produce
St. Lous
Laon
Cochan
Atestania Doutiern
Fries
Marie
Seige
Tom Sloged
Sre
BGR Xerienga
March
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