Lawrence Growth Reported With New Opera House Plan
Lawrence's progress is highlighted as Mr J D Bowersock buys Liberty Hall to remodel into a large opera house with a 25 ft 30 in north wall extension. Plans include a north stage and south side gallery, promising modern seating and comfort. Officials also discuss water works and a patent churn factory proposal amid broader city improvements.
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J.D. Bowersock
Liberty Hall
Chas. Treadway
Bowersock
Lawrence
Reptembder
Srm
Stanford, Bayless& Co
Jack Ware
McCurdy & Alexander
Boedecke
Cromkers
U.P
Vermont Stheet
Sidney Dillon
Mr. Alexander and
Mesers
W.F. White
C. 3. Gleed
Massachusetta
Toledo
Rom
Wast
Decorative Carpet Department Attracts Lawrencians
Our Lawrence store highlights its carpet department with extensive lines of Body and Tape try carpets from leading rooms nationwide. The feature showcases new designs this week and emphasizes stylish effects in carpets and other goods for home furnishing.
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Lawrence the Sauie
Spring Carpet and Drapery Import Openings
Our showrooms unveil a broad spring stock including Extra supers and 3 plys, wool and cotton carpets, Linobeam floor cloths, Jutes, Plushes, Hollands, and drapery fabrics. New window fixtures, curtains, blinds, cornices, poles, and rings arrive. rug designs in Smyrna, tapestry, velvet, and rubber outdoor mats await inspection this week.
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Smyna
Blair tells foreign affairs panel no ties to Peruvian company
Senate inquiry session reports Senator Blair denying knowledge of Peruvian company membership beyond counsel to President Shipherd. He says no House member had any connection, and details discuss Peru Chile dispute, Shipherd offers of stock, and Blaine-Hurlbut communications. Secret session to follow with Blair's testimony to resume midweek.
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Blair
Foreign Affairs Committee
Shipherd
Peru
Chile
Pere
Perman
Blaine
Hurlbut
Shiphard
State Department
Walter Blaine
Credit Industrial
Caldron
Shipherdia
Jon
South American
Blount
Kansas City Produce Market Report May 1
Wheat prices steady with No 4 cash bid around 1.21 May. Corn receipts 11,788 with shipments 219. demand mixed. Wheat and corn markets quiet overall with minor price activity. Eggs and vegetables show steady or active interest with lay per dozen.
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Karsas City
Kansas City
Ndieawr Renorts
Civatances
Desuela
Kultek
Ehake
Louis
Ladty Auguse
Pepie
Earl
Sud Red
Newt
BuUilks
Caity
Oca
Wil Rey
Steady Polk
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Var Huta, Shougers
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Trade notes on stock receipts and shipments in 1882
The Commercial Ledger reports 2 receipts and 64 shipments with average weights around 1260 pounds. Transactions show prices near 6.35 dollars per unit. Nonsensical fragments reference 1882 stock movements, prices, and quantities among local merchants and markets.
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Sanbas City
Kansas Gry
Commercial Lawler
Prices and Market Summary From Louis Produce Auction
The report shows dull unsettled activity across grains and livestock with mixed bids. Cattle and hog prices are steady to firm in places, with receipts around 1,000 head and notable declines in some futures and cash bids.
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Br. Louis
Hogs - Stady
Dalve
Woyants Heavy
Colorado
Coru F.d
Editor assaulted in San Antonio over critical article
James P Namus editor of Evening Light was attacked by city engineer C Smith after publishing a piece deriding Smiths official conduct. The incident is part of a string of local notices including a bank safe recovered and an explosion at Dalton Pail Co. injuring several. emigrant arrivals total over 70 500 for the month.
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Wyandotte
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Joseph Youndall
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Kansas City
A. M. E. Church
Boys In Blue
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Texas
San Antonio
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Evening Light
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