Local residents and visitors noted in city listings
A flood of scattered notices shows AL Bancroft and W W Rocker visiting the city, with AE Saddler from Emporia and AT Kirk of Kansas City also reported in town. Various ads offer silk worm eggs, mulberry trees, patent medicines, fountain drinks, and hats, while church figures and business agents are seen attending events and meetings downtown.
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AL Bancroft
Louis
AE Saddler
Emporia
Jo Volk
Tootka
W Rocker
Keyesville
Hammond
Wekesha
Wis
Memorial Day observance planned with notable speakers
The Kansas City Journal reports plans for Memorial Day ceremonies with Col. J. R. Hallowell Topeka, Hon. D. O. Haskell and Major Theo Wiseman delivering addresses. A memorial sermon is set for the Sabbath before Decoration Day at First Baptist, and arrangements advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haying
Kansas City Journal
Journal
J. P. Crane
J. R. Hallowell
Topeka
D.O. Haskell
Theo. Wiseman
T. J. Anderson
Washington Post
First Baptist Church
McEwan
Episcopal Convention yields plans for church fundraising
A large group met at Trinity Church to discuss better methods to raise funds for church work. Essays were read by Barry and Alckcox, with addresses by Chamberlain Young Meeksy and Ellerby. The Bishop spoke, and today services include morning prayer, a sermon, and Holy Communion. The convention continues in the afternoon with a missionary meeting. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Convention
Trinity Church
Messrs Barry
Alckcox
Mesera Chamberlain
Young Meeksy
Ellerby
Sres
ST. Louis
Louis
W. W. Dillard
Defald
Henry Sims
Dillard
Sims
Rio Grande
Presidio County
Texas
Genoeral
Catholic Knights of America
Southaro Hotel
College Christian Brothers
Church of St. Francis Yior
Father Ward
Father Calmer
St. Louis University
W. J. O'Neil
Cincinnati
Ewing
W.G. Rogers
Robbers Nabbed In Long View Baggage Thefts
E Cragan and William Hart, baggage master and brakeman on the van from Long View to Texarkana, are jailed in Long View charged with a year or more of systematic baggage robberies. Victims include Alfred R Conkling and Circuit Attorney Harrison. Detectives traced the crimes to trunks on the Long View Dallas route.
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St. Louis
E. Cragan
William Hart
Long View
Texarkana
International
Alfred R. Conkling
New York
Harrison
Texas
Laredo
Dallas
Avery
Mr. Conkling
Harris
Robbery and Outrage Plague Hartford Tonight
In Hartford Connecticut two burglars entered Mrs Moore's residence at one this morning. One man guarded Mrs Moore and her crippled granddaughter on the second floor with a pistol while the other assaulted another granddaughter on the lower floor. The injured girl lies in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
May
West Hartford
Lise
Missouri Presa Association Holds 7th Annual Meeting in Carthage
The Missouri Presa Association met in Carthage with Mayor Liscomb welcoming attendees and W. B. Thompson replying. John A. Dillon gave the annual address on Missouri’s nature. Editors and wives will be hosted with full hospitality as a Frisco rail excursion to Webb City and Carterville mines is planned. The St Paul trip is likely off. Diphtheria epidemic in Netawaka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Missouri Presa Association
Liscomb
W. B. Thompson
John A. Dillon
Missouri
Webb City
Carterville
St. Paul
Market Report from Kansas City Produce Market
May 8 1833 The Indicator reports whea l receipts 7974 bushels and water bushels. Market weaker and lower with cash sales at 94 1/2 cents for July oats prices mixed. Corn receipts 10 615 bushels with lower cash prices. oats scarce. rye no. 2 sales weak. Eggs selling at 7 13 16 to 4 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamsas
MaNsaAg Lory
Ozige
Mark-T Weskrr
Dume
Kansas City Stock Market Roundup In May Headlines
Live Stock Transfer reports cattle prices near steady with steers 1077 to 1089 pounds trading at around 6.025. Cows bring up to 500, with feeders and calves priced around 2523.90. Hog prices rise with 650 to 207 pound lots selling near 7.50, bulk about 7.40. Sheep receipts total 20 with market quiet and little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormer
St Louis Produce Market Prices Reported For Grains And Meats
Market notes show firm wheat with firm cash and futures for No 2 red and December delivery. Corn steady but slow with several contracts steady at mixed cash and futures levels. Oats steady with cash activity. Bulk meats steady to firm with long clear, rib and short clear cuts priced. bacon very slow with small demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lisi
Finn Bruiter
Market Notes and Livestock Prices From 1608 Ledger
The entry records livestock receipts and prices for HOGS SHEEP and cattle cattle receipts of 450 and 930 respectively with values from 39 to 7.50. It notes steady demand exceeding supply for hogs and mixed to good packing for pork products. Lambs and sheep show steady activity with prices ranging around 3.00 to 4.00 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Hehberg
Chicago Market News May 8 1853 grain and livestock prices
Market notes show wheat and corn steady with minor shifts in various contracts. Oats and rye mixed. pork and lard demand active though prices vary by month. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts listed with brisk selling and clearances at firm rates.
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Tian Guy
Steinberg & Bro
Massachusetts Street
Bowerlock's Opera House
Rawson and Crane
Comey
Rene Promis
Oeise
Stuart Rabson
Tadn Lis
Bares & Civids
Eratz
PT Abell
Mansas City
Jobo A Bia
Kirk and Daughter
Kansas City
Curius of
Paols
Jack Watts
Penitentiary
Foster
Capt Pike
Florence
Henry Putnam
Washington County
Kansas
Appin, Lawrence & Cox
H. MM. Fitznugh
Bullene Moore & Emery
Kansse City
Kensington
Snj
A.C. Lewis
New Hampshire Street
Croziers
Annig L. Dicos
Lawrence, Kan
Congress
Leis
Baratogs
ML Pittsford
St Leis’ Fountain
Robson
Crane
Luessey
Opera House
Washington
Nations Theatre
Uain
Bates & Field
Marshal Preonce
Mexico
Draggis
Geo, Leis & Bro’ Lawrence
Kansas City Times
Bowersock
F. Menet
Dick Cunningham
Times
Enterprise
Edmana Calhoun
Toledo
Bay City
Louisville
Most Ray
James Gibbons
Baltimore
New Orleans
Heingult
Minneapolis
Earl Spencer
Patrick Delanay
Cavendish
Burke
Limerick
Ireland
Kentucky
Davé Shoemaker
Lory
U.S
American Pressed Tan Bark Company
McGowan Pump Company
Monroa
Sleet McDaniels
Nawbergh, Frenkle & Co
Parnell
Flannery
Pittsburg Coal Miners’ Association
Prothonatory's
Denver
Massachusetts
Bauer
Rogers
San Francisco
R. R
John 8. Sproul
Eagle Pass
Tex
Louis P. Hurt
Mankato
Minn
Ed. W. Vance
Vinton
David Batts
Fremont
Ohio
Urebs
A. Moriarity
Council Gove
Kas
J. S. Ball
Monroe
Peter T. Helerson
Tekamah
Neb
Tanner
U. S
America
Germany
Chicago
District ‘Telegraph Co
Indianapolis
Indiana, Bloomington and Western Railway Company
Edwards
W. G. Hennesy
Ubia
Post Office Department
Otlumwa
Iowa
Meys
el Paso
Fueno
Chihuahua
Crook
New Mexico
Col
Dada
Paso del Norte
Unda
Fusio
San Carlos
Fort Apache
Dougherty
Netawaka
Bansay Ciry
T.tsly
ST. Louis Stock Market
Navy
Dovers’ Journal
Dalen Dirmen Ty
By. Mall
Pestege Paldt Marth
BelfAaiwatta
oLnt Abdominal
Bears
L. Bailene & Co
Cts
Virginia
Lawrence
GEO
B. Hogar
Notary Public
Bowersocu
Overa House
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