Ammonia Remedy Promoted by New York Expert
An advertisement touts Vitamin Ammonia tonic by William M Giles of New York. It claims cures for scrofulous eruptions deafness paralysis liver kidney issues and diabetes. The pitch warns of counterfeits and notes genuine bottles bear inventor William S signature under a cork. It lists price and agent in Lawrence, Sas.
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Fife
Wal M.giles
New York
Isu Seale Kitts
Jon Gy Standin
Gele
Minsche
Wiebus
DE. Ghles
William
Enere
C. W. Stratfon
Lawrence
Sas
Ue Stable
District Court Proceedings With Multiple Defendants
Judge N T Stephens presides as Charles Stewart and Thomas Logan plead guilty to burglary. Welden J Brown and Oscar Conwey face arraignments. Brown sentenced to three years and costs. Hamilton, Caliper, Frizzle Head and others enter not guilty pleas with trials set for upcoming dates. Embezzlement, grand larceny, and disturbance of the peace noted. civil cases deemed not of public interest. Court adjourned to morning session. prison details and local items referenced.
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N. T. Stephens
B. D. Palmer
Clarke
John Burlingame
Asa Manter
Charles Stewart
Thomas Logan
Rem
Welden J. Brown
Darecuy
Oscar Conwey
Assan
Prialet
Johar Hamilton
Geo
Caliper
Rial
Juling Webber
Wild Hog
Frizzle
James E. Walser
Josiah C. Walcott
John K. Rankin
C. A. Meneer
Tris
The Other Side in Saturday’s FourNar Critique
Recalcitrant criticism under The Other Side laments a misattribution to no-cudled Liberals and praises Capt. Greer’s courtesy. Mentions include V2 Cotton’s wheat yield, J. Billings on wheat, Mrs. A D Keifer visiting Independence relations, a geology lecture by Prof. Mudge, and poet Mary L. Clough. Charles H. Williams opens Giles’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia agency in the city with CG Stratton.
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Apeech
Greer
V2 Cotton
J. Billings
Kansas
A.D. Keifer
Independence
Mudge
Mary L. Clough
Lotus Isles
Charles H. Williams
CG. W. Stratton
Special immigration edition planned for Lawrence and Doughs county
Special edition in preparation to highlight Lawrence and Doughs county. It will feature cuts of principal buildings the University and water power printed on preservation grade extra paper. The editors urge wide circulation by the community to showcase local attractions and spur growth and wealth.
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Johnson
Lawrence
Doughs
Eral
Dickinson Dead at Topeka Librarian Dies of Pneumonia
Washington dispatch reports cloudiness and scattered rains across the upper plains with southerly winds and rising temperatures. In Topeka on October 6, Clara Dickinson, longtime state librarian for ten years, died Sunday evening after an eight day illness from pneumonia.
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Minnte
Dickinson Bead
Topeka
Dickinson
Libacian
Fever Update From Memphis Health Board
Memphis reports sixteen new cases of yellow fever with seven white and nine colored patients. Three additional deaths have occurred, the Board of Health announced today.
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Memphis
Board of Health
Supreme Court Holds Allegheny County Liable for Riot Losses
Pittsburg Oct 6 The Supreme Court rendered a decision on riot losses in the city holding Allegheny County liable. The opinion by Justice Paxson is lengthy and comprehensive, reflecting the views of the full bench except for Justice Sterrett who did not sit, and Justice Green who will not take his seat until November.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Alleghany County
Paxons
Sterret
Green
Russia's Hostility to England and Germany
London reports fresh outbursts by the Russian press against England and Germany. St Petersburg sources predict an inevitable war with England, with focus shifting to the best route to India. A telegram claims the German Crown Prince will soon visit King Humbert of Italy on a mission concerning Austro German political affairs.
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Reissian Press
England
Germany
St. Petersburg
Hindostan
Berliner Montagsblatt
Humbert of
Haly
Ute War Reports Stir Colorado Frontier Turmoil
A multi from Ouray to Gov. Pitkin orders Ute chiefs to cease hostilities while protecting lives and property amid a growing crisis. Reports from Lake City Cheyenne Rawlins and Denver describe armed gatherings, troop movements, and preparations as miners flee and settlements brace for possible battle with escalating tensions across Colorado and Utah regions.
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Washington
Ont
Los Pinos
Colorado
Ouray
White River
Denver
Col
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D. W. Day
Price’s Command Update From Frontier Dispatch
Three days after, no Indians seen by Price. Capt Dodge’s wagon train, guarded by a small force of colored soldiers, joined Price’s command though locals knew Dodge’s exact unit. Brig Gen George Crook signed the report Oct 6 10 45 p m noting no courier yet and Crook’s arrival at Fort Steele this morning and return this afternoon.
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Rawlins
Price
Fortification Creek
Payne's Corral
Ninth Cavalry
Dodge
Steamboat Springs
Cheyenne
North Park
Johnson
Laramie City
Park
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Kore Pede
Collins
Chicago
Col. Merritt
Georce Cnoox
Fort Steele
Ingalls Investigation sees witnesses on resignation and bribe talks
Topeka October 6 sub committee on privileges and elections prepares to end its inquiry on Wednesday. Wim Higgins testifies Ingalls asked him to meet in Neosho Falls about a U S District Attorney post and that Peck would resign with Hallowell to get the appointment. George Peck swears Ingalls or friends did not push his resignation, which he sent by mail March 20. Dr. Wagstaff recalls $700 paid to H D Baker for votes, Purcell sought recovery and others in room twelve. Hallowell recalls a letter from Higgins, but denies memory of others. Evidence from McClintock and others admitted. charges against Richards dropped. J L James and Geo Grover’s withdrawals noted. Legate recounts floor payments and a corrupt legislature. Chief Justice Horton denies borrowing funds. Baker testifies Wait was offered $1,200 for his vote.
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Wim. Higgins
Hallowell
Neosho Falls
Ingalls
United States District Attorney
Peck
George R. Peck
United States
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Anderson
Horton
Wait
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Higgins
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Cherokee County
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House Investigation Committee
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Associated Press
J. L. James
Geo. W. Grover
Wyandotte County
J. K. Hudson
Memorialists
J. F. Legate
Kansas
Legate
Caldwell
A. H. Horton
Supreme Court
W. Morseman
S.C. Pomeroy
HD. Baker
Cabinet to decide on Christmas Parliament call likely
London reports a Cabinet council summoned, with speculation Parliament may be recalled before Christmas rather than only prorogation. Also notes a major fire on Holywell Street Strand threatening a block, and a horse race at Newmarket where Camera wins the Clearwell Stakes, Geraldine second and MacGeorge third.
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London
Daily News
Holywell Street
Strand
Newmarket
Camera
Lorillard
Geraldine
MacGeorge
Mob men hunt Baumgarten after Sandy White murder
An October morning mob of about 500 men from Fulton gathered at the Janesville jail demanding Baumgarten be handed over for the Sandy White killing. The Sheriff moved him away hours before the crowd searched the jail, found him absent, and left for parts unknown, likely another county. An Ottawa Gazette extra notes a council order banning import of U S cattle into several Canadian provinces, with no date.
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Wis
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Baumgarten
Sandy White
Ottawa
Canada
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward's Island
United States
Connecticut Elections Show Amendments Defeated
Returns from Hartford indicate overwhelming defeats for constitutional amendments on biennial legislative elections and extending judges’ terms to seventy five. Early returns favor Republicans as count increases.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Supreme
Telegraphic Briefities Reflect Global Tensions and Disasters
Telegraphic items note widening Austria France treaty talk and gold shipments to New York from Europe. Famine in Cashmere causes great loss of life. Parole leads Cesarwitch stakes funds. A cotton mill boiler explosion in Middleville kills three. A six day norther wrecks twelve ships off Tabasco. two sailors drown. War Secretary McCrary visits Leavenworth. O'Leary belt contest in New York with contestant withdrawal and Brown ill. Duke Beaufort warns British wheat cannot compete with American production. urges cattle focus.
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Cashmere
L. J. White
Idleburg
N. Y
Geo. W. McCrary
Leavenworth
Pope
New York
Blower” Brown
Duke of Beaufort
England
Ireland
Atd
Markets End Strong as Stocks Buoyed by Erie and Peers
New York reports a buoyant market with heavy trading in Erie and peers. Government bonds firm, stocks up, money loaned at 4 to 7 percent, discounts steady, and sterling rates subdued amid active day.
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Arge
Hsug
Erie
Pacific Mail
Wabash
Iron Mountain
Hannibal & St. Joe
St. Louis
Kansas City & Northern
Hogs and Grain Markets Reported From Kansas City Oct 4
HOGS market weak to steady with varying prices. receipts 350. Wight and packing meat mixed. market mixed to steady. SHEEP slow and weak. receipts 700. shipments 360. WHEAT receipts 24,011 bushels. market excited and higher. No 2 bid 102. CORN receipts 2,792 bushels. market firm. No 2 mixed bid. OATS No 2 26 Ye bill. EGGS receipts good. BUTTER scarce and firm at 6 to 8 cents per pound.
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Wight
Kansas City
Milga Ste
Kansas City Stock Market Report and New York Commodities
Kansas City cattle market shows readiness for fair shipping steers with other grades quiet. winter and Texas steers priced around 2.25 to 3.30 per cwt, receipts 2119. Hogs steady with medium supply, bulk around 3.00 to 3.14. receipts 643. Sheep slow with no sales. New York flour and grain markets mixed with higher wheat and higher corn demand. No. 2 spring at 1.20, red winter 1.29 to 1.77, rye firm, oats unsettled.
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Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
New York
St. Louis
St Louis Produce Market and Stock Market Report
St Louis price list shows flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, butter, eggs, pork, dry salt meats, bacon, lard, whiskey steady. Stock market notes cattle stronger, export steers up to 4.75, hogs 3.50 to 3.75, sheep quiet with 3.25 to 3.50. Receipts and shipments listed for cattle hogs and sheep.
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Country Galle
Wiley
Chicago Produce Market Weathers Upward Trend in Wheat and Corn
Oct 1 Chicago market reports good demand for flour and rising wheat prices with No 2 red cash at 1.17 and No 2 spring around 1.10 to 1.14, futures mixed but up. Corn remains strong and higher, ranges 38 to 39 cents cash, with May at about 39 to 41 cents. Cattle market in Carcaco shows good natives scarce and firm at 4.00 to 4.75, stockers and feeders slow.
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Areano
Carcaco
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