Lulu Hurst Georgia Wonder In Ottawa Exhibition
Lulu Hurst the Georgia Wonder travels through the city en route to Ottawa where she will perform an exhibition. Reporters from the Jouxnay and Herald test her power at the Windsor, chair lifting and twisting tests, noting an astonishing display. She plans another showing tonight along with music and cyclone-reception events at Cosley’s rink next Wednesday.
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Lulu Hurst
Georgia
Ottawa
Jouxnay and Herald
Windsor
Herald
Mies Hurst
Cosley
Weather indictions and local notices from November 11
WashineTon reports fair weather and light variable winds for the Missouri Valley with slight temperature changes. ScunnacTapy notes the disappearance of Abred Chapman, age 71, at Schenectady on October 19, and the drowning of Moher at Hoffman's Ferry with Chapman's body later found in Mohawk river. Maud the queen of the turf sets a fastest mile of 2:19 at Lexington. Burlington line disruptions affect Kansas City to St Louis rail rates, with a rate of 1.00 to St Louis and 3.00 to Chicago noted.
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WashineTon
D. C
Missouri Valley
Chapman
Lexincrox
Kyi
Maud
Kawneas City
Cage & St. Louis Railway
Burlington
Kansas
Cig
Sn Louis
Election Count Drags On In New York State
New York officials tally the presidential electors by county with Blaine leading in many districts. Officials report slow progress, clerical errors noted, and canvasses adjourned for corrections as districts recheck returns.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Victoria Hotel
Jones
Senator Howart
Messrs
Saunty Canynaners
Chas. B. Waite
Alste
Wm. M. Evarts
Col. Geo. Bliss
Hubert Sewell
Clarence A. Seward
Wm. Allen Butler
Francis C. Barlow
Franklio Bartlett
Aaron J. Vanderpool
Chas. P. Miller
Francis M. Scott
Francis U. Sternon
Edward H. Bacon
James C. Carter
Kings County
New York State
Niagara County
Cleveland
Warren County
Blaine
Butler
St. John
Atensswelaer
St John
Seneca County
Clinton County
Orleans County
Schoharie County
Schenectadge County
Washington County
Essex County
Madison County
Meveland
Montgomery County
Weatchester
Ossiniuing
New Castle
Rockland County
Lewis County
John
Wayne County
Herkimer County
Putnam County
Tigga County
Oswego County
Cattaraugus County
Steuben County
Fulton
Hamilton
Elaine
Board of Canvassers
Ontario County
Board of
Mosroe County Board of Supervisors
Mate To-Day Ag
Columbia County
Chautauqua County
Dutchess
Wyoming County
Bisine
J. John
Orarge
Ulster County
Guero County
Niagare
Queens County
Firat
First Ward
Long Island City
Republican State Committee
Bee
Eany
Board of Inspeotors
An Tad Bor
MqLaughlin
Sponsel
Csovass
Coursel
Axveen
Regia
Richmond County
Albany
Erie County
Buffalo Courier
Chautauqua
Wyowing
Islaine
Onelds County
Haine
Bart
Democratic State Committee
Livingston
Draper
Republican State Executive Committee
J. N. Knapp
Auburn
Kings Counties
Kings County Board
Votter
Broome
Chemung
Columbia
Courtlandt
Delaware
Erie
Franklin
Genesee, Greene
Jefferson
Kinga
Monroe
Onei Iy Orange
Oswego
Queens
St. Lawrence
Pundyler
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tompkins
Ster
Market Report Kansas City Produce Market Nov 11
Kansas City market notes show flour dull, WHEAT receipts 92,800 bushels, ship- ments 35,530, in store 800,349. No. 2 red cash and futures mixed with varied bids up to 53% for January. CORN receipts 11,680, ship- ments 18,320, in store 53,440, prices stronger with No. 2 mixed cash around 31% and May 28% bid. OATS cash 22.0, rye nominal. Hay higher, butter and eggs quoted with lower supply. Provisions generally lower. bacon cuts and smoked meats listed with modest changes. Continued note of continued third-page continuation.
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Kansas City
ST Ke
Lax
ACAD Dry Goods Auction Sale Offer in Lawrence
A local business advertises a large stock of dry goods at or below competitors. It claims the store has the largest, most complete stock in the city and offers fall stock bought for cash. Goods from New York auction sales will be offered at their own prices to lure quick sales, with prices set to move rapidly.
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J. T. Hill
Emporia
W. A. S. Harris
Enq
New York City
Capt
Chas. Strong
Ming Emma Earle
Chicago
J. D. Smith
Dr. Russell
Sumbolt
Dr. Morris
G. McConnell
Dauphin
New Orleans
Crescent City
B. Shoste
Louisiana National Bank
Harry Smith
Hertage
Wis
Memphis
Tenn
Columbia
New York
Lawrence
Aseware
China
Sibley
Innes
Wilder Bros
Shirt Factory
W.J. Felnrom
Poreman Lawrence Journal
Mrs. J. &. Huanes
Eldridge
North Lawrence Livery
Sale
A ., Wilder
Carruth
Steinberg
the Lothier
Geo
B. Edguy
Lawrences House
Thield & Co
O. Hambieton
Ichold
Sam. Walker
Marvin
Whitcomb
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Castor Beavers
Nteinbern’s
Newmarkets
Trade Palace
A.B. Kahnweiler & Bro
Ferne C. Clare
Clark & Blair
HL. Blair, Atty
National Bank Building
Oval Bakine Powder Co
Wall St
Lele
Telegraphic News
Haxter
Kas
Gardner
Harper
S. A. van Kirk
Harbor
ABC
Toroka
Secretary of State
Martin
Glick
Philips
Artin
Republican
Democratic
Greenback
Washington
Washingcon
McPherson
Weller
Market Report
The
Journal
ACAD
L. Bullene &Co
A. Dailey
J. A. Dailey
Osage
Scranton
Cherokee
Weir City
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Veedy
Massachusetts Street
Sibley Coal Mining Co
Gent
Sona
Fromg- Gent
W. H. Hayne
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