Lawrence Area Land Auction Offers 780 Acre Farm and More
A sale offers unimproved lands and farms near Lawrence including a 780 acre farm five miles from Lawrence with 160 acres fenced hedge, 100 cultivated, 20 timber, 12 room frame house, cellars, wells, large barn, orchard, and favorable terms. Also nearby cottages, timber tracts, and several parcels priced per acre or with easy payments. Several homes and blocks on Massachusetts Street, with high interest, are marketed as well. Large 390 acre farm near town features hedge fencing, extensive timber, fruit trees, multiple barns, windmills, stock water, and cheap terms. Additional lots in West Lawrence and a cottage farm near fence are highlighted along with other agricultural parcels and exchange options.
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Lawrence
Spencer Station
Massachusetts Street
West Lawrence
Escro Farm
Still Another Ticief Captured by Kansas City Police
Dir. Thomas Beat, who started for England last Saturday, had his pocket-book stolen with two New York tickets and bank draft. The thief was arrested in Kansas City. authorities expect to return him to Lawrence for action. Also on file: Williams suspected in Topeka, burial services for Geo. W. Deitzier, and a long list of real estate transfers and personal notes.
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Thomas Beat
England
New York
Liverpool
Bank of
Marshal Prentice
Speers
Agent Tabor
Santa Fe
Kaneaz City
Tom Beal
Chief Speers
Harbaugh
Tabor
Kansas City
Lawrence
W. D. Henry J
Harper
Judge Thoscher
Topeka
Billy Duncan
D. Shetton
City
Cot
Geo. Noble
Mr. Gillette
J. H. Hill
Chacellor J. A. Lippincott
W. W. Daily
St. Louis
Kansas
S.A. Brown
Chicago
St. Louia
B. Hynes
C. E. Davis, Jr
Strong
Bertie Neisley
Mr. Duback
Salt Lake City
U. T
Fred Hoyt
Welcome
Supreme Court of the United States
John W. .Turner
Utah County
United States
Telegraphic News In Indications And Local Weather
Washington reports for the Missouri valley indicate local rains followed by clearing weather with northwesterly winds and lower temperatures. Cincinnati notes Judge Peck appoints Chas M Daris as receiver of the Viies Journal bond set at 200000. Minneapolis describes a severe rain and hail storm disrupting telegraph wires and offices. New York tallies April fires at 20200000 with year to date losses about 37550000, higher than last year.
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Washington
Missouri Valley
Cincinnati
New York
Daily Commercial Bulletin
United States
Canada
Judge Wallace orders shipping commissioner show cause
New York May five report Judge Wallace of the U S District Court requiring shipping commissioner Duncan to show cause why he should not be removed for malfeasance in office. Other items note forest fires extinguished near Reabina and Blue Mountain as well as arrests for forging names to claims near Muskogee. Washington notes include treasury solicitor nomination doubt and river and harbor bills adding army engineers Missouri river commission and raised appropriations for sorghum experiments artesian wells and arid-land reclamation.
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New York
Wallace
U. S. District Court
Duncan
Suenandoah
St. Louis
Northwestern Trafic Association
Chicago
Transcontinental Traffic Association
John F. Henry
Briggs House
Reabina
Blue Mountain
Berks County
St. Lews
M. ML. French
Gould and Wabash
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Washington
Treasury Department
Jas. A. Connelly
Diinois
Solicitor of the Treasury
House Committee On
Senate
Pruimb
Washincton
Dunn
Arkansas
Washburne
Committee On Appropriations
Siam
Weller
Lowry
Virginia
O'Ferrell
Paul Miller
Pennsylvania
Turner
Georgia
Miller
House
O’ferrell
J. S. Wise
Virginis
Sion
D'errell
Democratic Party
Indiana
Railway to Argentina and Central America proposal debated
The article discusses a bill to acquire real estate in territories and the District with foreign ownership limits, plus a plan to appoint three commissioners to study railroad links with Latin America. It envisions a Texas to Argentina railway, extending through Mexico and Central America to the Argentine Republic, and outlines financing guarantees and ministerial support. It also covers tariff debate and seating of Rep. Ferrell in the House.
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Territories
District of Columbia
Railroads
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Stewart
Texas
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Nicaraugua
Costa ‘Doubis
Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
Argentine Republic
Chile
Uruguay
Paraguay
Braz
Central
South America
Commission
Republic of Mexico
Central America
Darien
Monroe
Morrison
National Democracy
J. S. Wise
Cabelle
Lowry
Virginia
Wise
O’ferrell
Yeas
Cook
Ferrell
Laird
Yale and international regs amid a sea of bills
The senate debated amendments to the agricultural appropriation bill and an array of measures. Proposals included pensions for General Kilpatrick’s widow, alien land limits, public land controls, and Gulf and Chicago Air Line rights. Shipping tariff talk favored protecting iron, steel, wool, and ships, with calls for foreign‑built ships under registry but taxed fairly.
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Yale
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Commerce
House
Committee On Pensions
Genersl Judson Kilpatrick
Judiciary
van Wyck
Morgan
Gulf and Chicago Air Line Railroad Company
Piller
New York
Tie
Senate
Beck
Miller
United States
Frye
Market Report shows varied prices across grains and livestock
The telegraph market roundup lists NY money, mercantile paper, and railroad stocks alongside Kansas City and St Louis grain and livestock figures. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and dairy prices shift with receipts and shipments, while live stock in KC and St Louis shows mixed demand and price levels.
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Wanbas Crry
the Daily Indicator
Sne
Missouri
Colorado
New Alexico
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Weamery
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Trade Palace
Ruby
Temptation
Mass
A. B. Kahnweiler & Bro
D. L. Hoadley
D. L. Hoapiey
Orda
Roya Baking Powder Co
Bowersock’s Opera House
Comedian
Gus. Williams
John Mishler
John H. Robb. Carp
Mishler
Hickman
Artor
Rialto
Morton Use
Union Square
Policeman Mishier
Willams
Hickman’s
Feo
Brooklyn Bridge
Hickroan’s
Field & Co
Williams
Whittfield and Parkhurst
Wiliams
Gemmins
Geo. W. Deitzier
Winthrop
Massachusetts Streets
Commandery of
Knights Templar
Robinson Judge Banks
Judge Bassett
Dr. Prentiss
L. Bullene
Capt. Haskell
Col. Learnard
Col. Walker
W.L. Bullene
F. D. Morse
H. Andrews
Washington Post
OT. Stephens
J. ©. Bardell
Steele
Sarah F Brittain
Doane
Earle
Add. Lawrence
Henry Quinby
Adolph Graham
Wis
Wakaramie
J. D. Bowersock
Aaron E. Platts
Sinclair’s
Lawrencé Sess
Seerence D
Clotfelter
Wm H. Martin
New Jersey Street
Law
Davenport
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southern Kansas Railways
May
The
Commercial Gazette
Youngstown
Don. Good
Morganstown
Good
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Thos. Simmons
Furtle Creek
Catherine Dexter
Dexter
Simmons
Joseph
Sr. Luvs
Mont Sevsatt
Jos
G. Hughes
Linges
Chas. Miller
Long
Hughes
Strriz Rock
Old Fair Ground
Newton County
Prirrspurg
Ralph Bagaley
Arthur Lumber Company
Elk County
Hall & Knull
Pine Run
Dr. L. M. Otto
Williamsport
Wm. Gartz
Swissmount
Gartz
Rock Island
Daily News
Mr. Louis
Moses Fraley
Fraley
Telegraphic News
Minneapolis
Mino
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Market Report
Sterling Exchange
Central Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Burlington & Quine
Denver & Rio Grand
Hannibal & St. Joe
Paci
Northern Pacifi
Chicago & Northwestern
ARKET
Curenco
G. A. R. Suits
G. A. R. Hats
G. A. EB. Buttons
G A.R. Hatfords
Gar Wregos
G. A. R. Letters
G. A.R
Clothing Headquarters
Seinbergs
King Clothier
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