Proposals for Lawrence School buildings advertised by Indian Affairs
The Office of Indian Affairs in Washington invites proposals for stone school buildings to be erected near Lawrence Kansas. Two story structures 46 by 63 feet and 78 by 15 feet with specific bay and wall details. Bids due May 14 1883. Plans examined in Topeka and Lawrence. Lowest responsible bidder awarded after department approval. Certified checks required at five percent.
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Department OF Thes Interion Office OF
Washington, D. AL
EACED
Lawrence
Kansas
F Usd
Baenent
An Yheett
Haskell & Wood
Topeka
JOUK
Kalvas
Inter Qovean
Chicago
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United State
H Price
Atd-Waw
Business Men of Lawrence Exhibit Tailor Claims
A private notice states a tailor showcases foreign and domestic woolens above Pendleton's Grocery on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. He promises superior fit and styles and invites customers to call for a trial.
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Famous Clothing Co
Wiliam H. Pendleton
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Irish League meeting in Dublin debates pope remarks
The National League met in Dublin with Birger, MP for Cavan, urging respect for papal expressions while urging plain, inoffensive opinions. Bigger admitted unsuitability for remarks on justice and stressed preparing for a general election. Mayne Parnell, MP for Tipperary, urged Irish people to study theology over politics and called Parnell head of their political church.
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National League
Dublin
Birger
Parlament
Cavan
League
Bigger
Mayne
Parnellit
Tiperary
Parnell
Shifting Grounds In Labor and Crime News
Telegraphic items report shoe manufacturers in Cincinnati open to non union workers while arbitration stalls. Luke Short heads toward Dodge City via Topeka. Kansas storm damages livestock and bridges. A Perryville fire destroys multiple offices. Pekin plans a two member consulate in Chicago. Vicksburg murder shocks, and Irish conspiracies prompt domestic arrests. Western Union faces pole tax dispute in Wilmington. Judge Bond presides in Richmond circuit court.
Baltimore & Ohio case delays sale over state taxes
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case won a preliminary sanction to halt sale of property seized for state taxes. Illinois House deadlocked over the high license bill until a yesterday morning vote adopted Willoughby’s amendment setting beer licenses at 250 and whisky at 340. A Monday storm swept Indiana and Ohio, destroying Waterloo and other areas, with $70,000 damage in Pasbate County. Fitzbarris, cab driver, was tried for accessory to murder, found guilty, and sentenced to life in penal servitude.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Illinois House of Representatives
Friends of
Willoughby
Indiana
Ohio
Connersville
Waterloo
Smellon
White Water River
Wayne
Zwo Parsons
Pasbte County
Germantowan
Miamisburg
Fitzbarris
Cavan
Cattle range reports thrifty, shipments set to rise
The Drovers Journal notes cattle range health across Colorado, Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Idaho, Wyoming, Indian Territory, Montana, and Nevada with losses near 1 percent. Kansas shows higher shipments while cattle conditions vary. calf crops up about 25 percent. Prices average $2 to $10 per head with a $5.80 gain. Bulls improve, Herfords in demand, hay wintering rising, and fencing expanding in the Southwest amid public-land tensions. Y.M.C.A. convention in Milwaukee opens with 500 delegates and new officers.
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Chicago
the Drovers’ Journal
Colorado
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
Idaho
Wyoming
Indian Territory
Montana
Nevada
Kans
Southwest
Washington re union parade of the Army of the Potomac
May 16 in Washington featured a sunny opening of the Army of the Potomac reunion with a 2500-strong review. Veterans, including many grayhaired marchers, passed the stand before the President and Cabinet at the White House. A 3 PM National Theatre business meeting was planned after a noon escort dismissal.
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Army OF the Potomac
Washington
Acturn Qnaviers
Farragut
Pennsylvania Avenue
Batora
White House
Lincoln
Jeter
Brewstar
Pyustmaster
Gretam
Musicsieid
Miller
Colorado
Butler
South Asrolina
Windom
Meduntry
W. W. Corcoran
Sherman
Hazen
Ualeb
Livermore
Jowalla
Schotfield
Nichols
Roman
Adoratio King
J. J. Cresswell
Marshal McMahon
Society of the Army of the Motomac
Higges House
State Room
Soe
National Theatre
Promoted Luke Short to Assistant General Superintendent
Topeka May 6. Mr A A Hobin long connected with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad at Newton has been promoted to Assistant General Superintendent, a post formerly held by W S Miller. He will take the role June 1. Short plans to return to Dodge City soon and will stay a few days. Masterson accompanies him but his plans are undecided. Grand Jury returns two conspiracy to murder indictments against Kingston Gibney and Healey for Poole murder, and a third for threatening the life of the jury foreman.
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Luke Short
Dodge City
Kansas City
Topeka
Masterson
Dodge
A. A. Hobinson
Short
Kingston
Gibney and Healey
Poole
Tre
Matthias Brady
The
Joy
Joe Rady
Leis' Pharmacy offers syrupy ginger ale and cold beverages
A fragment describes Avery syrup used in Foustained Ginger Ale Buffalo Mead and Congress Water at Leis' Pharmacy, with a note on room to rent in a private Kentucky street house and a venture offering business attire at low prices, inviting references.
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Avery
Congress
Leis’ Pharmacy
Kentucky Street
Record House
Boast Church
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Saratoga
Steinberg & Bro
DEY
John Daly
Eldridge House
Thomas M. Moore
Jim R. Johnson
Foreman
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W.W. Nevison
Lawrence, Kansas
Antoinette Williams
Connecticut Street
Hayry
Cincinnati
Arbitrations Board
Kansas City Times
Wichita
Great
Arkansas
Joseph F. Hazelat
Vicksburg
Miss
E. J. Cook
L. E. French
J. T. Greenwell
Perry County
Simon M. Sivid
John V. Noel
Public Square
Perryville
Insurance Small
Pekin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wilmington
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Patrick Nally
Balla
Judge Bond
United States Circuit Court
Richmond
Milwaukee
British Provinces
Grand Avenues Congregational Church
Wheat
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C. L. Colby
Mr. Wheat
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London
England
W. H. Newell
Manchester
Association
Earl Shaftsbury
United Kingdom
Schlumbach
United Association of Germany
Lsten
CG. L. Colby
O. V. A. A. Kieble
Milwaukes
H. Thane Miller
ROYA
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Newmark
Dead& W
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Leis Chemcal Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
J. P. Ross
Union Ticket Office
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Famous
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Oricagg Corset Co
Chicaro
L. Bullene & Co
GEO
Edgar
Notary Public
U. S
Bowersock
Fee Ate
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