FOR SALE AND LOAN OFFERS IN LAWRENCE AND MADRID FLOOD NEWS
Classified items advertise large loans secured by real estate at reasonable rates and a West Lawrence property known as Bishop Valley for sale. Madrid reports over 2,000 deaths from floods across Mercia Alicante Andalusia and Carthagena. Sag Harbor mills burn halting 200 workers. losses reach 200000 with 100000 insured.
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West Lawrence
Bishop Vallie
Ohio and
Jane Streets
Lawrence
Madrid
Mercia
Alicante
Andalusia
Carthagena
Enthusiastic Meeting in Grant Township Sparks Campaign
A Republican meeting at the White schoolhouse in Grant township featured speakers Dr Miller Simmons Charlton Tosh and others. Discussion included critique of the fusion with Greenbackers and support for the straight Republican ticket for Register of Deeds. Residents urged a large Republican majority in November amid state fair debates and local politics.
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Whie School
Grant Township
Dre. Miller
Simmons
Messrs. Charlton
Tosh
Dr. Simmons
Douglas County
Standard
Register of Deeds
Grant
Wreck and political notes from distant regions
Washington reports warn of cold winds and rising barometer across upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with warming southerlies in the west. A schooner wreck follows a gale near Green Island Bay. Bala-Hissar explosion may be a plotted act. Seven killed in a Lancashire colliery hoisting accident. Cuba slavery policy advances toward abolition with a five-year transition and pay guarantees.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri Kansas Texas leased to Union Pacific Wabash
A Kiernan dispatch reports the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad has been leased to Union Pacific and Wabash. In Baltimore a Democrat mayor won by about 6000 votes with Latrobe 23725 Hooper 19830 March 95. Bellevue Hospital saw 28 assistants try to register as paupers claiming service for the board. Montreal notes 250 Vermonters passed through by a way train and 300 more from Maine and Quebec departed westward.
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MW. i
New York
Kiernan
Missouri, Kansas, & Texas Railroad
Union Pacific & Wabash
Montreal
Vermont
Maine
Quever
Steamboat Rapidan Sinks After Snag Strike
Louisville report of the steamboat Rapidan hitting a snag and sinking near Diamond Island chute below Eastport. Watchman Dick Ewall drowned. Boat total loss. Also notes a tax suit delay in New York and a Liberal demonstration in Manchester with listed MP speakers.
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Abo
Louisville
Rapidan
J. H. Spence
Diamond Island Chute
Eastport
Dick Ewall
Herzegovina rent dispute escalates amid threats
Imitating Ireland, Vienna Oct 22. Christians in Herzegovina refuse to pay rent to Turkish landlords and threaten to shoot if collection attempts are made. It is believed Christians are being funded with money and arms from Montenegro.
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Ireland
Vienna
Herzegovina
Montenegro
Freight Train Wreck At Bridgewater Station Kills Brakeman
An accident on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad near Bridgewater Station left a freight train badly wrecked with five cars off the track. Brakeman C Lemmon was instantly killed while the fireman and engineer were injured but not seriously.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Bridgewater Station
C. Lemmon
Bloodthirsty Wives Camp Clash Near Agency
Lieut W M Weir, ordinance officer, was killed and mutilated by Indians while hunting about eighteen miles south of here. Cavalry troops pursued the trail after the incident. A hunter in the party is missing.
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White Iver
Agency
Rawlins
W. M
Weir
Here
Boyden funds science observatories for caloric research
Uriah A. Boyden bequeaths most of his estate to promote scientific investigations into caloric and related phenomena. He provides for observatories on prominent peaks for free access to astronomy students and related sciences.
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Boston
Uriah A. Boyden
Eliott Seeks Court Action Over Expenses Before England Match
Eliott the oarsman reports another letter complaining of Court ney demanding expenses before visiting England. He notes Boyd retreated and looks to his upcoming match with Hanlan, criticizing the lack of reply from Hanlan and threatening to appeal to the cup trustees if unanswered. Eliott would row in Toronto Bay if Hanlan surrenders the trophy. Boyd will row Courtney on the Tyne with £25 expenses.
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London
Eliott
Courtney
England
Boyd
Hanlan
Toronto Bay
Tyne
Scaffolding Collapse Injures Two Workmen in Boston
Two laborers Patrick Thornton and Thomas Burke fell from a fifty foot scaffold in Boston. Thornton died from skull fracture and neck injury while Burke hung from a window sill until rescued. Other items note a French emigrant’s death near St Louis from starvation, a Belleville coal strike settlement, a proposed National Agricultural Society, and a torpedo accident in Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Ainlers
Patrick Thornton
Thomasurke
Thornton
Burke
Meeting of Eretahe Agents in St Louis
A Southwestern Association meeting in St Louis on Oct 27 featured full representation. General freight agents reported on a new classification aligned with roads west of the Missouri River adopted Oct 10. All non live stock shipments will be rated per hundred instead of car lots. Omaha extension fate not discussed. Another session planned for tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Association
Missouri River
Omaha
Blair Acquitted in Newark Bank Teller Case
Blair, the New York bank teller Blair Blair, was found not guilty after four days of jury deliberation in Newark New Jersey in the Armstrong coaching murder case. The foreman announced not guilty, Blair moaned and dropped to his knees beside his wife as applause filled the courtroom despite a reprimand. He was taken home to Mount Claire at about one o clock.
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Newark
N. J. Ger
Blair
New York
Armstrong
Mount Claire
Readjustment of Virginia debt taints Peters burg officer
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum informs J. H. Van Anken that readjustment or repudiation of Virginia's state debt would damage official dignity. Van Anken replies he is a Republican officer in Petersburg, active in repudiation. Raum says information came via a letter from the Postmaster General to the Treasury Secretary, with no informant named.
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Norfolk
Internal Revenue
Raum
J. H. van Anken
Petersburg
Virginia
United States
van Anxen
Flo
Secretary of the Treasury
Telegraphic Brevities Highlight Global Tensions
Russia protests Salisbury speech as world peace meetings, Italian press frets over foreign ownership, Grant heads to California, and Kurdish leaders head to Constantinople. Other items note burglar captures, a St. Louis paper shift, Georgia cotton damage, Robbery arrests, and Gladstone comments on Europe and India while emphasizing constitutional strength and balance of power.
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Russia
Lord Salisbury
Manchester
Peace Associations of the World
Naples
Italy
Gen
Grant
Sacrament
Cal
Count Schouvaloff
Alex. Stevens
Emperor approves Austrian Spanish marriage alliance
The Emperor of Austria grants consent to the Spanish envoy for the marriage of Archduchess Marie Christine to King Alfonso, enabling the dynastic alliance with royal sanction.
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Papa
Austria
Marie Christine
Alfonso
Horrors Reported at Milwaukee House of Correction
Milwaukee dispatch reports forthcoming Sentinel story detailing alleged brutalities at the Milwaukee House of Correction. An released convict claims prisoners faced starvation, putrid meat, and confinement in a filthy black hole where men died after up to twenty days. He also alleges a chair factory used to trap inmates with police collusion.
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Milwaukee
Sentinel
Milwaukee House of Correction
The
The Markets Open with New York Trading Frenzy
New York on October 22 reports money at 7 percent, silver at 1.13 1/2 dollars per ounce rest in London, mercantile paper at 6 1/2 percent. Stock bids show rails and state securities firm with a buoyant market. coal shares lead early gains, Wabash and Western Union rise, later retreat then rebound to near best quotes. Government bonds show mixed activity with coupon sales and new issues noted.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Wabash
Kansas City & Northern
Kansas & Texas
Western Union
St Louis Produce Market Prices Reported for Oct 22
In St Louis prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley move unevenly. Wheat ranges from No 2 red cash to December futures while pork and dry salt meats hold steady. Butter eggs and other dairy show firmer tones with best grades above average.
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Br. Louis
St Louis Stock Market Cattle and Hogs Report
ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET ST. LEVIE Oct 22 CATTLE Very active and firm quotations export steers 465 to 480 good to fancy shipping steers 410 to 460 light feeders 354?400 fair to good feeders 262 to 325 native cows and heifers 200 to 340 grass fed Texans 225 to 3125 counted Texans 62 75 0 75 receipts 200 shipments 700 HOGS Market steady mixed packing
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St. Levie
Market Report Wools and Grains Mixed in Chicago
Prices for sheep and meats steady to good with muttons at 2.87 to 3.25. flour steady. wheat unsettled but mostly lower with No 2 red at 1.26 cash and No 2 spring at 1.18 cash, 1.19 November. corn unsettled and lower with several quoted prices and a May contract around 4.55. Receipts and shipments noted. overall market activity varies by item and region.
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Chicago
McCorn
Chaige
Cattle, hogs, and sheep market report from Chicago stock market
Cascado Oct 22 cattle slow with western cattle cheaper at 2.55 to 2.95 while natives 4.00 to 4.75 with shipments about 4.75. Hogs opened firm then weak with mixed prices around 3.40 to 3.55 and heavy prime at 3.40. Receipts total around 6,500 cattle, 26,000 hogs, 1,400 sheep and lambs with shipments about 900 calved mice.
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Cascado
Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City market report for wheat corn oats rye and eggs dated Oct 23. Wheat receipts 41 910 bushels with shipments 16 536 and in store 445 047 while No 2 cash is 1 17 and No 3 1 12 2 No 4 1 4 bid. Corn receipts 11 765 with shipments 3 792 and in store 48 763 while new bid 27 29c. Oats receipts 2 771 with in store 89 852 and No 2 bid 2c. Rye No 2 69 1 c bid. Barley nominal. Eggs market order 12 12 for candled.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Stock Market Roundup
CATTILE market weaker for shippers feeders steady with prices near yesterday. Feeder steers 3.00 to 3.45, steer 6 260 to 0.0, Colorado steers 2.40 to 3.25, wintered Texan steers 2.40 to 2.90, native cows 2.20 to 2.50. HOGS opened steady then weak with sales 30.50 to 32.74, bulk 31.12 to 33.20. Receipts 2,681 cattle 3,754 hogs. Sheep dull with no sales, receipts 1,547.
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Kansas City
Colorado
New York Produce Market Flour and Wheat Prices
Quiet flour market with varied prices for superfine and white wheat across Western and state origins. Heavy, ungraded and numbered spring and red winter wheats show ranges from about 1.32 to 1.56 per unit, with No 2 and amber grades listed. Corn and oats feature steady or modest activity with mixed Western sums and white Western bids. Cashier notes T. B. Newiin as assistant cashier.
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New York
State
St. Louis
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Readnable Forest
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Kansas City Times
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Charles Seewer
Kansas City Mail
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Comanche
Texas
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Eudora House
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Ilinois State Temperance Association
A. M. Richardson
American Missionary Association
National Christian Temperance Union
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Ated Press
Fly Journal
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Coal Exchange
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National Agricultural Society
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America
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John Dunn
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Spley
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President Hayes
Memphis
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Wu. Porter
Irving
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James H. R. Cundiff
St. Joseph
Times- Journal
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Green County
W. E. Grek
Eutaw
Merv
American Woman Suffrage Association
Treasury Department
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Times-Journal
J. H. R. Cundiff
Samuel B. Allen Sr
Allen & Co
Glendale
Strakosch Opera Troupe
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Frank Morris
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Gaulois
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Italia
Humbert
Telegraph
Seeinberg's Clothing House
Boys’ and Children’s Clothing Department
Steinberg
Ile & Traveling
Steinberg’s Clothing House
J. House & CO
the Popular Clothiers
Mass
Lawrence, Kansas
Arseipta
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago Stock Market
J. EB. Mccoy
Crew
A. Hapisy Cash
T. B. Newiin, Ast. Cash'r
National Bann
Canadas
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