PRIVATE BORDING AND MARRIAGE NOTICE IN KANSAS PAGE
The notice lists a private boarding option at a Tennessee street address in Dest to Mrs. White and advertises lodging with or without board. It also includes a long list of uncalled letters at the Lawrence post office dated September 1874 and notes prominent Lawrence figures like Edward Russell and G W E Griffith moving to the city.
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Tennessee Street
Leiters
Lawrence
Kanais
Enyan
Alary A. AiMer
Assury Frag
Charles Smyth
Ein. Geer
Sutton
F_ Goden
Mattie Smith
JL. Hartmuin
Mary C .Taylor
Mary FE. Hamilton
Mary Waters
Eilen Ragnes
Duals Lange
Mary
Betljohn Iz Brow
A. Saw
Charles Orrison
John B. Ue
Miuniahia
J. Morayne
Mein Fart
Dc Davis
Thayer
Grayble
W. Waits Gustine
J. T. Weaver
G Hartaborne
C. A. Woolminn Herbert
Barter Young
J. Wurtles
Ean
Tve
Lt. Worden. FM
Troo
Edward Russell
Leavenworth
Una
J.C. Jjerton
Cereer
Louisiana
Pinckney Streets
Russell
G. WE. Griffith
Griffith & Russell
Hussell
Kansas
Douglas County
Emporia
George Ford
J. Kennedy
G. W. E. Griffith
Judge Declines Nomination and Siberia Exile Stats
Boston reports Judge J declines the nomination or by the straight Democrats Alliott G. overnor Exlied to Siberia St. Petersburg notes 11,854 imprisoned in the central prison this summer with 10,477 condemned to exile in Siberia.
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Boston
Judge J
Alliott
Siberia
St. Petersburg
The
Gaus
Central
Murder and suicide shock Indianapolis then three other items
In Indianapolis John Fredwill a German killed his divorced wife with a knife and then shot himself dying about 11 am. In Philadelphia treasury payments to all four per cent loans were made in gold coin and currency obligations settled. In Cincinnati Charles P Tiffany convicted of bigamy hanged himself in his jail cell in Jeffersonville awaiting transportation.
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Indianapolis
John Fredwill
To &O
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
Tatement
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
London
Mnien
Pee Pt
WSO
Public debt decline and tariff cut report
The monthly public debt statement shows a September drop of 2,563,751 with cash in treasury 233,778,679 and various certificates and notes outstanding. The Western Union Telegraph Co lowers rates beginning November 1 making many offices half rate. In Wilmington a warehouse fire destroys 1300 bales of cotton in a large loss fully insured, with total damages around 100,000.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Comiesg Qp
Williams & Atchison, Kirchner & Caldner
Brags, & Tilly Bros
Desperate Battle with Utes Near Milk River
Major Thornburg's expedition clashed with Ute forces a mile south of the Milk River agency. Thornburg killed, Captain Payne wounded, several officers and many enlisted men killed or wounded. Reinforcements under Merritt urged. Meeker and family reported murdered. agency buildings burned. settlers seek safety amid rising alarm.
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Milk River
Gal
Thornburg
Payne
Paddock
Grimes
McKinstry
Joe Rankin
Nawlins
Mr. Gordon
Company F
Fifth Cavalry
Linwood
Lieut
Cheney
Chicago
Sheridan
Crook
Quilt
Merritt
Fort Russell
Fort McPherson
Sanders
Douglas
Rawlings
Robinson
Laramie
Fetterman
Canes
Willis
KR. M. Wintrass
A. AG
Follaws
Col
Rawlings, Wy
Thornburgh
Haddock
Uhimes
Tan
Parse
R. Wittrass
Blue River
Mr. Meeker
Lowery
Meeker
Toy
Milk Creek
Maj. Thornburg
Joe. Rankin
A. m. Rankin
McKinsley
Lawson
Grins
Hossack
Rankin
Vien
Snake
Bear Rivers
Presidential party tours Springfield State House and fair grounds
The Presidential party after breakfast at the Executive mansion toured the State House with prominent department figures and viewed Memorial Hall with Civil War flags. They then visited the State fair grounds for a large crowd and a grand display of horses before departing for Indianapolis.
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Springfield
State House
Memorial Hall
State Fair
Indianapolis
National Military Convention Adopts By-Laws at St Louis Exposition
The National Military Convention met again this morning in St Louis. A New York committee report on a constitution and by-laws was adopted. Gen Wingate of New York chosen permanent president with Beauregard as first vice president and Denver as second president. Rockford Rifles and Harrisfords of Dayton competed for prizes, and attendance at the exposition grew. Investigations continue into the balloon disappearance of Prof Wise and George Burr after last Sunday’s flight, with fears they may share Donaldson’s fate.
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St. Louis
National Military Convention
New York
Wingate
Beauregard
Louisiana
Denver
Ohio
Major Parr
Alexander
Iowa
Gen. Burney
Massachus
Rockford Ci Hifles
Harrisfords
Dayton
Prof. Wise
George Burr
Denaldson
Giriawond
Cheraize Pireur
San Domingo to Dismiss Officers Over Slaughtered Generals
Madrid reports the San Domingo government will dismiss officers who faced execution after the Spanish vessel incident at Puerto Plata. It plans indemnities to the heirs of the slain Dominican generals and will honor a salute to the Sprur ly? dag.
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San Domngo
Madrid
San Domingo
Pierta Plata
Reinew
Sin Domingo
Hanlan and Elliott Near Challenge Date
A London meeting on the Hamlin matter saw Elliott confirm readiness to pursue his challenge to Harkin. A friend offered £50, with another ready to deposit £1200 for Hanlan. Next mail expected confirm articles and set date.
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London
Elliott
Doyd
Hanlan
Harkin
New York Money Market Report Highlights Rates and Bonds
New York money markets show stringent conditions with prime mercantile paper at a high rate. Sterling weak with 60 day and sight quotes. bond coupons and registered securities quoted with various figures and par values.
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New York
Bob
Shawnee County Fair Opens with Strong Exhibits and Veterans Reunion
Topeka reports a thriving Shawnee County Fair drawing crowds from across the state. Exhibits are praised as superior to previous years and a grand veterans reunion planned for tomorrow is described as a credit to the state with ample civic preparation for attendees.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Inwalls
Ingalls
C. H. Williams
Henry J. Rogers
Senator Ingalls
O. A. Richards
Douglas
Hallowell
Merritt
Sidney Clarke
Howard M. Holden
Pod. Ping
Playter
Imoney
Engalls
Ping
Hing
York
United Sates Vistriet
W.H. Pilkinton
J. Oyseo
Horton
Delus Walker
John Bissell
Lee W. Hamilton
Marshall County
Phillips
J. O. Savage
Concordia
George W. Lait
Teth
T. S. Merritt
Ohio
Flo
Danford
Col. Dawes
Dawes
Witness
Togalls
Legislative Committee
Financier notes bullion dip and shifts in gold flows
London reports bullion prices in New York at bullion points again. Australia’s £10,900 remaining on the market may move to America. France’s gold drain appears to resume its former scale as funds depart Liavre and the Bank of France may raise the premium to curb outflows. London observers await further withdrawals.
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London
New York
Australia
America
United State
Bank of France
Paris
Bandits Encounter Leads to Deaths Near Sac andax Agency
Information from the Sac andax Agency reports a Saturday fight between a band of twelve or more desperadoes near the agency and Fort Sill troops. Nine bandits were killed, Jim Barker slain, and Triplett captured by Cherokee Slurith Jes si Cochrane. Troops are ordered to remain two months longer if needed.
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Muskogee
Sac Andax
Tweelve
Fort Sill
Jim Barker
Triplett
Jessi Cochrane
Queen Victoria letter denied over Haymerle appointment
London reports deny Victoria wrote to the Austrian emperor gratified by Baron Haymerle’s Foreign Affairs appointment. The Marquis of Salisbury only advised the British ambassador to convey government satisfaction with Haymerle’s selection.
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London
Victoria
Austria
Aren Haymerle
Marquis of Salisbury
Vienna
Baron Haymerle
America
North Wales
Quarymen’s Union
Wice
Firemen’s monument planned in Cincinnati
Telegraphic brief notes report a firemen's monument planned in Cincinnati. President Diaz of Mexico declines a second nomination. two fever cases reported in Memphis. donations total $2,120. Indications point to Mexican opposition to the De Lesseps Panama Canal. Mr. Sr Cameron becomes proprietor and John Coulter, formerly of the Leavenworth Times, is new editor of the Heloit Gazette.
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Cincinnati
Diaz
Mexico
Memphis
de Lesseps Panama Canal
Sr. Cameron
John Coulter
Leavenworth Times
Heloit
Prisoners Escape After Pepper Attack in County Jail
Four inmates escaped after cayenne pepper was thrown into the jail doorway. One was captured by a female servant. Jim Laughlin was subdued when Sheriff’s wife grabbed him but he was chased, shot, and surrendered. A boy with a revolver recaptured another. the fourth remains at large.
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Jim ‘Laughlin
Markets Hold Steady Amid Mixed Weeklies in St Louis
The St Louis market report shows flour steady at around 4.80 to 5.20 per barrel and grain prices fluctuating with No 2 red wheat near 1.08 to 1.10 cash or Oct contracts. Corn and oats retreat modestly while barley remains active. provisions pricing holds firm with butter and lard steady and whiskey noted as steady.
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St Louis
Ieye
Burley
Batler
New York
Conner
la Louis
L&s
Cattle and Hogs Trade Steady to Lower in Louisville Market
Oct 1 Louisville cattle market steady with exports $4.70 to $4.90, native cattle $3.50 to $4.00, cows $2.00 to $3.25, grass Texans $2.25 to $3.13. Hog market active but lower with mixed packing $4.00 to $5.50, select heavies $3.50 to $4.70. Sheep firm and scarce $3.79 to $4.15. Receipts around 1,500 cattle, 6,400 hogs, 900 sheep. shipments listed.
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St, Lovia
Meeting of Railroad Agents at the Chand Hotel
Cincinnati and many railroads hold a joint gathering of general freight agents to adopt a uniform freight classification. The event aims to eliminate varied classifications across lines and streamline rates. A concurrent session of general passenger agents seeks methods to deter scalpers.
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Cincinnati
Cyand Hotel
Chand Hotel
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Futures and Prices
The Chicago produce market shows active grain and flour trading with mixed prices. No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 spring grain values edge higher amid firm demand and monthly futures for October November and December.
Supreme Court orders police to appoint fourth election inspector
The Supreme Court issued orders directing the Police Commissioners to show cause why a mandamus should not compel them to appoint a fourth inspector of election in the district from the list presented by Tammany Hall. The order was issued before the General Term of the Supreme Court.
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New York
Supreme Court
Tammany Sal
Agrarian Trouble in Ireland Reported Near Castlebar
London reports an agrarian outbreak near Castlebar Ireland with two killed and four men firing on the Marquis of Sligo's agent. The Marquis of Hertford and his agent have received death threats over rents.
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London
Jastlebar
Ireland
Marquis of Sligo
Marquis of Herdford
Chicago Stock Market Cattle and Hog Prices Report
Chicago stock market notes dull cattle demand with western cattle near unsaleable and lower receipts in cattle shipments. Hogs show a mixed bar with packing weights around 3.60 to 5.66 per hundredweight and total receipts about 25,000. sheep market quiet with export natives modest demand and overall subdued activity.
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Ciucaco
Kansas City Produce Market Report Details
Kansas City market data shows 29 014 bushels shipped 3 402 bushels in store 326 013 bushels steady No 2 bid 3 891 No 4 89 bid Corn receipts 39 bushels no shipments in store Kansas City Oct 1 Wheat appears garbled in the source text.
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Kansas City
Aba
Market Reported Prices For Farm Provisions
A brief price notes from a market page shows 20 percent hid No 2 mixed at 35 cents and 45 cents for No 2 Rye in Ontario. Barley listed nominal. Eggs quoted steady per dozen candled. Butter price indicated as chalice seek at male.
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Male
Cattle and hog markets mixed in Kansas City report
Kansas City stock market notes a steady cattle trade with mixed classes. Texas and Colorado bred steers priced from 2.15 to 3.25, native feeders 2.75 to 3.30, cows 2.00 to 2.50. Hogs ease to 3.20, packers bidding 3.25 to 3.20 with 2,308 receipts. Sheep market quiet with California wethers around 2.45 and no current receipts.
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Cansas City Stock Market
Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
California
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Faas’ Musa Store
Diwewit
JWR
West Lawrence
Bishop Wall
Penn Streets
Amen City
N. Frank
Hoadley
Yy Daur
Tur Prestient
Ilinois State Fair
Veterans’ Reunion
Englland
Laagow Bank Directure
Joseph Fair
Rte
St. Joseph
Wargenstine
Doe Rowell
Lady Mocz
Tratti
Biddy Toole
Abi
Sec
Colonel Marks
Pine Laat
Noel
Charley Douglas
Hirst
Imney
J. House & CO
Wea Ong
the Popular Clothiers
Mass
Lawrence, Kansas
BT_ LOUIS STOCK MARKET
Chicago Produce Market
A. Hadley
Gals T.ef. Newlix
Assit, Caab'r
Tax National Bask
Lawrence United States Depository
United States
Canadas
Liberty Hall
Charles Forbey
Huoti's
Academy of Mio
Qperd Hose
Baltimore
Ford's “Theater
McVickers Theater
Asa Whitcomb
Joshua Whiteout
Vermont
Almisdun
Ross
Anclé Tom's Cabin
Sivta Wall
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