Runaway Wagon Crash Sparks South Massachusetts Street Incident
Briefs describe a runaway on South Massachusetts Street that badly damaged a farmer’s wagon. Other notes include plans for a supper by Jeffersonian club ladies, dam flume wall construction, peddlers jailed, a mill shutdown for repair, a new elevator operation, a dramatic reader debut, social lunches, rheumatism remedies, a prominent death, and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Dan Crew
Walter Willis
Ladies Friends of the
Jeffersonian Club
Boye
Shipley and
Harris
Lawrence
N. P. Deming
Me. Walker
Carbondale
Bassachusetta Street
Asicie Lyon
Opera House
B.A. Ambler
Cyclones Ball in Lawrence Praised as Brilliant Social Event
The Cyclones reception at Cosbey's Tink in Lawrence drew a large crowd and was hailed as one of the most brilliant assemblies in years. The evening featured a grand march, a full dance program, Bach's orchestra for music, and supper at Pershall's. Notable out‑of‑town guests and local attendees praised the night as a splendid social success. Personal notes include L. L. Davis's trip to Melvern and other residents' travels and visits to Kansas City and Osawatomie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Deacon Cronkhite
Denver
J. H. Newlin
Cronkhite
Wymong
New York
Free State Aid Society
Osawatomie
John Brown
Free State
North Lawrence
The
Baptist Church
Cosbey
Hietary
Eila
Olanthe
North Sea
Orientai
Charmont
Landers
Sharon Spring
Lillian
Pelka
Emma
Bach
Pershall’s
Ischea
Ada Marsh
Lilly Keller
Beasta
Lee Marshall
Edgar Hopking
Stewart Meckey
Leavenworth
Canvass notes and election counts from New York
Telegraphic news reports progress of official canvass in Albany county and other counties in New York, detailing Blaine Cleveland Butler and St John tallies, clerical errors, suspicions of discrepancies, and a Belmont house incident involving an opium overdose attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Albany County
Columbia
Greene Counties
Canandaigua
N. Y
Ontario
Plalue
Cleveland
Butler
St. John
Utica
Jefferson County
Blaine
Board of Canvassers
Board of County
Ulster County
St. Lawrence
Norwich
Chenango County
Monticello
Sullivan County
Kings County
New York County
Quwald Owenderfer
Funston Victories Across Kansas District in 4th Race
Election tally from Kan Second district shows Funston led Nicholson in most counties. District total Funston majority 7,915. Notable county results include Anderson 865, Douglas 1,503, Franklin 602, Johnson 594, Linn 808, Bourbon 2,583 with scattered votes elsewhere. Omaha reports rail rebate debates. Wis towns report a captured murderer. Paris and Topeka note cholera and Cleveland-Hendricks celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
LacyGne
Eas
Bourbon County
Nichelson
Nicholson
Douglas County
Fonaton
Franklin County
Johnson County
Linn County
Miami County
Wyandotte County
Nichson
Market Report Kansas City Produce Market
Market report from Kansas City dated Nov 12 1884 covers Wheat Corn Rye Butter and Eggs Provisions and Wool with receipts shipments and price ranges. Notes include declines in butter, varied wheat and corn bids, and mixed livestock activity with cattle strong hogs weaker and sheep steady in Kansas City market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Inet
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Big City Dry Goods House Sells Fast at Low Prices
A long established business claims its stock is the largest and most complete in the city with dry goods at exceptionally low prices. The firm advertises cash purchases, NYC auction stock, and aims to move goods quickly by posting aggressive, low prices. Customers are urged to buy now for the best deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Texas
Europe
Wnide
New York
Lawrence
Notance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meas Tribune
Lawrence Republican
Will
Castor Beavers
Neinbers
OFI
Newmarkets
Gare
Trade Palace
A. Bfeahnweiler & BR
Frank C. Clarke
Notary Public
Clark & Blair
H. Blair
Avy
National Bank Building
Royal Bakine Powererr Co
Wall St
Asaya
W. M. Harrison
Waterloo, Sons, Dye Worka
St. Jacobs
Morgan Cronkwhite
Howe
Lulu Hurst
the State University
Dr. $. B. Anderson
Marshal Prentice
FW. F. Chalfant
the Herald
Sol. Marka
Mise Hurst
Boll of Honor
Eva Jones
Cora Chase
Elenora Dimers
Ma. Brangan
Malinda Brockman
Mary Mair
Albert Johnson
Hilma Edhoim
Edith Achning
Lena Wise
Hattie Eadclift
Matilda Betz
Eliz «Behringer
Lizzie Bradford
Nellie Brangar
Dasie Clover
Lillie Parks
Helien Root
Verditta Snyder
Claud Woodward
Emma McPheters
Edna McFarland
Jennie Anderson
U. B. Shane
T.G. Boyer
Boyer
Shana
L. L. Davis
Melvern
Percy Russell
Dodge City
Rob Osmond
Punton
Ile
K. Tabor
Shanklin
J. H. Tull
Emporia
L. Gillette
T. D. Thacher
Topeka
Telegraphic News
Medieslald
Omaha
Forday
New Orleans
WayuxEsia
Wis
John Atkins
Saylesville
George
Hiram Colgrove
Miskwongo
Kanena City
Quibeau Club
Parsons
Kas
Thin Eity
Hendricks
Grand
Cattle Men’s Convention
Paris
Washington, D
Missouri Valley
Market Report
Chicago
Umicaco
ACAD
L. Bullene & CO
Atoc
J. A. Daeleyw
J. A. Dailey
Sibley Coal Mining Co
Osage
Scranton
Cherokee
Weir City
Pittsburg
Sibley
Ghlio River
Innes
A. Wallcams
Green House
Wiveren Bros
W. J. Flintom
Lawrence Journal
J. B. Hucnes
Joan Eldridge
A V. Wilder
Carruth
Steinberg
the Clothier
Gro. B. Edgar
Lawrence House
Thield & Co
O. Hambleton
Nichols
Sam. Walker
Marvin
Whitcomb Bros
Youn H. Arnett
la Pelle
Stanley
Ohio
Winney’s
South End
E. A. Kusold
Pinckney
Indiana
O. Bampean
Melvin
Fincher
Y Sibley Coal Mining CO
Gent
Fromge
W. H. Hayne
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