Proposals for Lawrence School buildings near Lawrence Kansas
The Department of the Interior invites proposals for native stone two story Lawrence School buildings near Lawrence Kansas. Bids due June 14 1853. Plans examined in Topeka and Chicago. Lowest responsible bidder subject to approval. Certified checks required equal to five percent of proposal.
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Department OF the Interior Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
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Lawrence School
Lawrence
Kansas
Offica
Haskell & Wood
Topeka
Joan- Na
al Lawrence
Katsady
Later
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United Sntes
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Tailor gathers in Lawrence to offer new garments
An itinerant tailor announces his arrival in Lawrence, claiming to be as skilled as any cutter in the state. He says he has located rooms over Pendleton's Grocery on Massachusetts Street, will stock samples of foreign and domestic woolen fabrics, and invites locals to call for a trial.
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Famous Clothing Company
Cutter
William
Pendleton
Massachusette Street
Lawrence
E Gibba
Newmark
Dead&w
75 Cents Round Trip Picnic Excursion To Helix Grove
The Ewedih society of N.N. E. invites a 75 cents round trip to a coeebration and basket picnic at Helix Grove Topeka next Sunday. Procession departs 549 Main Street at 9 a m. Special trains via A T F will serve Lawrence at 3 30 a m. Return from Topeka 7 30 p m. Heck’s Band will meet the train.
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Helix Grove
Topeka
Ewedih Society of
N.N
Main Street
Turner Garden
Missouri Valey
Serue Lawrence
Kansas City
Lawrence
Heck
Multiple front page items parade in Topeka telegraph
A long dispatch lists varied national and local events: Jefferson Davis improving, frost in northern Ohio, trials postponed in Georgia, a Lexington jail case, the Parrot Varnish Co. fire, Knott’s nomination in Louisville, Leadville plant burn, a shooting suspect released on bail, Illinois beer and whiskey license debates, a tugboat sinking, a Fayette street cave-in in Allegheny City, Brooklyn Bridge opening plans, trichinosis claims in German Germany, a Fort Recovery shooting, Cetewayo's campaign rout, Washburn funeral, Mt. Vernon visit, post office fraud cases, a New York tenement fire, Baseman riot, Fleming execution, Kring’s death, a rail derailment, and Dodge City unrest with Sheriff Hinkle pressured to remove Short.
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Jefferson Davis
Ohio
National Board of Fire
New York
Gibney
Kingston
Jones
Lexington
Georgia
Parrot Varnish Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Louisville
J. Proctor Knott
Harrison Reduction Works
Leadville
St. Louis Smelting and Refining Company
Harry Watson
May Appleton
Ilinois
Wilson
Rappahannock
Walker
Fayette Street
Allegheny City
John Smith
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Academy of Music
North German Gazette
Berlin
Chicago
Erie
Boston
Nowa
Cetewayo
Adam
Usefepu
Washburn
Bangor
Maine
Mt. Hope Cemetery
United States
Tallaoosa
Ewing
Geo. Leary
Washington
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Levi D. Jarrard
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Jarrad
Canada
J. B. Smith
M. Falls
Pittsburg
U.S
Perkins
American Art Union
Mary Schnecker
Henry Fleming
Pittsboro
Calhoun County
Mias
Fleming
Charles F. Kring
Dora Broemater
St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
St. John's Hospital
Boston & Montreal
French interests and colonial moves in Asia unfold
In San Francisco May 17 a report details Tokyo's arrival from Hong Kong, the death of Justice Snowden in Hong Kong, and the death of Calderin, the oldest Chinese bishop. It notes a cartographic telegraph link from Canton to Hong Kong with obstructions, French aims in Tonquin, and Port Annamse seizure. French squadron sails toward hostilities as Ambassadors from Annam and Peking seek Chinese aid amid English influence.
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San Francisco
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Justice Snowden
Calderin
China
Canton
Carton
Tonquin
Port Anname
Nandine
Annam
Peking
Murder indictments in Cave Spring case blamed on farmers
Deputy Sheriff E E Davis and officers from North Springfield and Springfield arrested James Sterling John Gilmore and Jacob Kelso at Cave Spring for the murder of Jos Parks near that place on February 14 1883. Grand Jury indicted all three and they are jailed. Railroad property assessment in Topeka notes 169 16 100 miles added and value rise to 2127208 95 with average per mile 7031 86 and main lines at 10000 per mile. Telegraph wires valued at 70 per mile. further lines to be assessed locally.
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Springfield
E. E. Davis
Reardon
Daneron
North Springfeld
H. H. Snow
Cave Spring
James Sterling
John Gilmore
Jasob Kelso
Jos. Parks
Topeka
Kansas
Court Moves On Amid Ailing Juror In Star Route Case
Washington May 18 news notes rain then clearing weather as juror Geo B. Sheriff’s illness halts progress in the star route case. Judge Wiley cites a disruptive English lawyer at the courthouse, warns of removal, and adjourns to tomorrow while a threat is mentioned. Public notices for remedies and tonics appear as a brief aside.
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Geo. B. Sheriff
Wiley
England
Court House
Furnished Room For Rent In Private Family Kentucky Street
Well furnished room to rent in private family on Kentucky street two houses north of Baptist church. Suitable for business men. References required. Also notice of sale on business and dress suits at low figures at the Famous.
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Kentucky Street
Beptist Church
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Steinberg & Bro
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Aouthwest Corner
Chestnut Streets
Polytechnic Building
J-Q. A. Fritchey
Pine Street
H. Wade
Steward
Ann Arbor
Mich
Eldridge
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Jim R. Johnson
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Charles A. Pease
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M.D
Connecticut Street
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Wey
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Felix Grove
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the Gazette
James Franklin
Fort Recovery
Harry Steve
Lansing
St. Jacobs
Dodge City
Glick
Associated Press
Hinkle
Short
Celestial News
Ile
Lawrence-Kan
Missouri Valley
Glenn
Hill
Aale
Barber Bros
Yvaly
ROYAL
Avery
Congress Water
Leis’ Pharmacy
Hetail
Chicago Corset CO
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Leis
Leis Chemical Manufacturing Company
J. P. Rosa
Union Ticket Office
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L. Bullene & Co
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Qvera House
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