Lawrence Business Directory fragment highlights proprietors
Readable lines show FELDRIDGE HOUSE and M CONS as proprietors with services like heated and refitted rooms. Rates mentioned include two to three dollars per day and seven dollars per week. Corner Winthrop and New Hampshire streets listed with Dewly Fart and Seamons involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldridge House
M. Cons
Attu
T. L. Seamons
Winthrop
New Hampshire
Atrects
House and Hotel Rates in Central City Advertised
The notice promotes a medium priced lodging at the Ant as second best, with good tables and tidy rooms, centrally located. It lists Daily rates of one to two dollars, weekly rates around three twenty, plus options for telephones and business services. Also mentions a hotel offering daily, weekly, and monthly rates with a lunch counter. A third entry advertises a hotel nearby with affordable daily, weekly, and monthly pricing and depot proximity.
Blaine at Rochester Riffs on Tariffs and Indians
James G. Blaine spoke in Rochester dissecting Secretary Bayard’s tariff rhetoric. He cited Edward Atkinson figures to claim wealth rose faster than population, argueing tariffs boosted workers’ wages. He also mocked Governor Hill’s Indiana tour, noting misstatements about trunks and cargo, and contrasted New York politics with Cleveland’s veto record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarguas
Bayard
United States
Edward Atkinson
Massachusetts
Mr. Bayard
Bir. Bayant
Atking
Sr. Bayard
Tndiana
David B ‘Hal
Jin Mr. Carnegie
Sentianil
Carnegie
Indiana
Inngland
Cleveland
Indiana Warfare Polls and Campaign Quiet in Indiana
In Indiana, General Harrison visited his law office and Republican HQs as campaigns shift from speaking to data driven operations. Parties deploy large clerical staffs, house to house polls show voting estimates around 18,000 to 20,000 swing votes, and both committees guard poll results tightly amid a tense, university-level political battlefield.
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Tus
Ispranaroute
Harrison
Tows
New Denison
Huston
Indiana
Gageana
Thurman
Hill
Mills
Blaine
Foraker
Wick Committee
Washington
Clerke
Harrison's Callers Dignitaries Visit General Harrison
A delegation of sixty ladies from Terre Haute called on General and Mrs. Harrison at Ixpraxaroni. They were met by Judge Martindale and escorted to the house. The informal audience included exchanges with Mrs. Harrison who narrated relics and campaign memories from 1540 as part of the visit.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Marrison
Martindale
Harrison
Atlas Sinks After Collision With Ferry Central In Dense Fog
In New York on October 24 the steamship Atlas was struck on the starboard bow by the ferry Central near Vesey Street. Dense fog hid the danger as the Atlas sank within minutes, crew taking to the rigging before a tug rescued all aboard. The Central's crew blamed Atlas. no injuries reported.
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New York
Atlas
Atenue
Port Lemon
Vesey Street
Central
Liberty Street
Withon
Elsmori
Mate Brour
J. W. Touin
George Simpson
Office
Furnant & Company
Agenta
Line
Tohi
Sampayn
Barrett
Tux Goodwin
Sampson
Iit
Tobin
Auss
Atmy
Barklay Street
Thomas Nelson
Jersey
The McClure Flanagan Tragedy Hunters Arrested
Detectives arrest two hunters seen near the crime scene. Frack Clark of Parsons and Ruben Edwards of Minera Mills, both Delaware and Hudson employees, claim permission to hunt for the week. At a hearing no evidence tied them to McClure and Flannagan killings, so they are released. Royal Merrings Abandoned report notes a royal engagement abandoned between Prince Alexander of Battenburg and Princess Victoria.
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Witnessagse
Vrenna
Frie Pressessyn
Alexander of
Battenburg
Victoria
Enterprising Democrat Thomas Axworthy Vanishes
Cleveland’s popular City Treasurer Thomas Axworthy has disappeared after a trip to New York and Montreal. Bondsmen Senator H R Payne and J A Wade Jr pledge $590,000, with the council’s finance committee estimating a $500,000 city loss. Investigating officials and attorneys held a late night session as they seek to locate him and recover assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Creve Ann
Thomas Axworthy
Ohio
Congress
Hai
City Trens
New York
Windsor
Axworthy
Montreal Canada
Lim
United States
H. R. Payne
J. A. Wade Jr
Ing City
Axwworthy
Payne
Wade, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Without Rood or Furl A Tale of Destitution
A historical account describes severe poverty and hardship among Polish settlers in Dakota. The narrative highlights scarcity, displacement, and endurance amid harsh frontier conditions, detailing daily struggles for shelter food and work.
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Dakota
Tearful appeals for help from Dakota Polish Jews
J Harpman reports on a Polish Jewish settlement near Devil's Lake in Ramsey County. Seventy families totaling 233 souls face famine after a frost ruined crops, collapsing credit as mortgage debt, high interest, and predatory lending leave them without fuel bread or shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harpman
Ramsey County
Dakota
Devil's Lake
Chicago
St.Paul
Sterith
Irs
Wreckers at Work and War Report Summary
Wrecking attempts near Mexico, Missouri target the Walash Western line with Chicago & Alton chosen. Two failures followed by a replaced obstruction. detectives hunt the assailants. Quartermaster General’s report shows 211 million in receipts and 810 million in disbursements for the year, with troop transport costs and lighter cotton duck gear for wet regions. Berlin flares over Württemberg court scandal and American influence. Weather: Kansas light rain, warmer, southerly winds turning west.
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St. Lous
Mescoo
Chicago & Alton
Agmts
Wastisctun
Secretary of War
Banded ‘Ucitié Railroad
Agere
Texas
Arizonia
Department of the Missouri
RIO GRANDE ROUGHS ARRESTS SHAKE TEXAS TOWN
Rio Grande City is stirred as 21 men are arrested by Rangers and sheriffs on conspiracy with intent to murder charges. They faced examination and were bailed at 5,000 dollars. Editor Garcia, shot during the turmoil, is near death.
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Tventy
Rangers
Lucie
Rio Grande City
Tex
Aeogem On
Garcia
Governor offers 8800 reward for Goodin capture
Kansan report from Torowo notes Governor Martin proclaims rewards for arrest and conviction of Thomas J Goodin late treasurer of Rawlins county charged with embezzlement. He fled Atwood with funds over 16000. Another reward of 800 for Coffeyville dynamite case and 300 for each person connected. Names a P Jase as possible perpetrator. Also mentions political rallies: Plumb in Hutchinson and Sterling, Humphrey and Hantack in Eureka, and a 1000 reward raised in Winfield for Coffeyville dynamiter.
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Torowo
Martin
Thomas J. Goodin
OP Rawlins County
Goodin
Atwood
Topeka
Aince
Coffeyville
Min
P. Jase
Pacific Express Company
Sud
Mra Upham
Mable Upham
Plune
EV Tchinson
Scraps From The Sea And Western Travel Brisk Inventions
A late 19th century note describes the City of New York launched on the Clyde as the largest vessel, with 560 feet overall and 43 10,000 tons. It mentions a sister ship City of Paris, both owned by Inman Line, bound for New York to Liverpool. Reports a windless brake device tested on the Seine to stop a steamer in seconds. Also notes a Waldaborough building project for a centerboard vessel with five masts and 1,800 tons. Laws regulate sailor grog with lime or lemon juice and a prescribed mix. Finally, the vestibule train concept on western routes is highlighted for safety and comfort, aiding Chicago and westward travel drawing demand from Chicago.
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New York
Clyde
City
Paris
Inmanling
Liverpool
Seine
Waldaborough
Board of Trade
Numerous disorders and incidents across the nation
Twenty more Chinamen from Alaska land in Wyoming Territory. Athens Ohio public schools closed due to diphtheria. Mr Parnell libel case opened in Edinburgh against the London Times. Claverosa miners seek higher wages. Washington railroad accident verdict on Conductor Heck. Jackson Emerson, colored, shoots wife in Fullerton Missouri. he is arrested. Mounted police to patrol Mani tob southern border for timber theft. Colorado Utah Association in session at Saint Louis to restore western rates. Rock Island plans direct Liberal Kansas to El Paso Texas route. Supreme Court denies Alabama case on color blind or defective-lighted railroad workers. Western Freight Association and Central Traffic Association align on Mississippi River basing for through rates. Mexican Central railroad freight robbery ring discovered. potential loss $50,000. Union Pacific carpenters killed four injured in Wyoming handcar incident. Personal testimonial advocates Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh deafness.
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Athens
Parnell
London Times
Edinburgh
London
Claverosa
Washington, Pa
Heck
Jackson Emerson
Fullerton
Manitobs
Colorado, Utah Association
Pas
Neager
Louis
Missouri
Rock Island
Liberal
Kas
el Pago
Texas
Santa Fe
Plau
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Western Freight Sesociation
Central ‘Trafic Association
Mississippi River
Mexican Central Railroad
Union Pacific
Yeaterday
Wyoming
Jobo McCann
Market Reports From IBS And Grain Trade Summary
Market reports show steady but dull activity at the Chicago and domestic exchanges with mixed quotes. Livestock prices edge lower with higher demand for cows and heifers, while grain and feed components display modest gains and softer demand in parts of the session.
Local Records of County Officers and Attorneys
County officers listed with offices in banks and courts. Attorneys Thacher Spangler Norton and Riggs appear with abstracts of title and conveyancing services. Steele and Russ advertise titles and dental work with offices above local shops.
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Joseph E. Riggs
Olne
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Lawrence
Mink
Mary Simpson
Hotels
Max S. Retter
Yen
NH. Ste
Entralhotel
Chas
Apitz
Amay
Psc Fic Hotel
M. Goulwin
Upyorke Valea Paviie
Hris Epley
Masesrhusetta Street
Jjelmonico Restaurant
B. McCgarmick
Iverssuiac
Hilliard Jeali
Morse & Coffin
Physicians
Woodward
Russia
St. Teds
Wal
Girrok
DF Phillips
Sillee Sd
Qpottram & Hornor
Vermont Street
W. S.bunn
Allce
Sergeon- Oh
R.morris
Cl Mare
Tel 3
Kye
Helen T- Graves
Kentucky St
D. J.H- Dick
Amer Sad
D. J. Byoyong
Aflesca
Warren Street
Mate
Waras
S Smythe
Emf Reatienca
Vermont
Kenucks Streets
Insurance
J W. Ohrum
Ant Drug Store
Corner Mass
Henry Sts
L. H. Pierson
UAL Estate and Loan
Sas
Mass St. Up
Peter Bell
Businese
Rochester
United Beates
Bocaxtren
Lyon
James GC
Elze
Blessington
Buffalo
New
Republic
Page
Kigheriff
Wil Farny
Lorain Street
Lake Avenue
National Bank of Commerce
Axworthy Bay
Apilot
M'Clure-Flanagan
Wurtemburg Standate
Berlin
Neuste Nachrichten
Munich
Wurtemburg
Wurtermburg
Ttasys
Stuttgart
Wasamatos
D. al
Kanass
THE
Rio Grande
sGamile
Mias
Francie Raymond
Boston
Bhot
Owexsnono
Noah Jugoe
Ella Green
Tie
Kansas State News
Eureka
Euurka
Humphrey
Lewis Hantack
John I. Waller
Opera House
Osnoxsxr
Eas
Turner
Sterling Sramme
Plumb
Nak
Chica
Chicago, Santa Fe California
West
Ipelbaraphio Briefs
Alaska
Ely
Kansas City Grain and Frovieeney Haweas Cerz
Scott
Uoka
Bieta Sie
Pra Prins
Young America
Feuurer—Cholen
Surkeya
Ted
Biary Galt
Ah Saad Weal
Ares
Wanaas
Tete
Bawbab L
SBS. Com
Lents
Ben
Lovemiber
Osc
Warner
Sue Peek
Lowi
Iris
Racalpta
Ste
Barnes
Bain
Chicago Grain
Loder
Wurst
NoTrediamitce
Bees Mae Eyrille
Biert
Mos
Brim Eye
Chioaze
Carano
Baden
Welpe
Sarkes Lawamstee
Vince ES Nasechenutts
Aebet Peat
Onedad
Ria Soft
TV Ratpon
É& A
Leckawans
Brio
North Weate
Lawerenor
Attorneys AT Law
J. Barker
Attorney AT Law
Omice
Nations Bank
Thacher
National Bank
Sonn Hutchings
Dion
W.¢ Spangler
Uties
National Bank Balling, Ohn
Q. AF Norton
Ottes
Douglas County Bank
R. & French
Whee
J. T. Stevens
Dasszal
Eatie
B. Edgar
U. S
Motary Praffic and
Justice of the Peace, Oftes
Massachusetts Street
Blair & Peairs
Ana Xirc
Notariea Public
Ofice
Mase Lt
Ove
D. Whenley
Room National Bank Ooliding
A. Banes
Tualheas
Aldridge House
L.sei
Steele
Ontce
Rushmar
A. A. Russ
Dentibet
Offies
Fiald & Hi Book Et
Auciuaadis Mireer
Oncette Dour
Ems Eit Taal Tod P.m ‘Aeta
Harry Fletcher
Finke Musicator
O’ Brien & Son
J. A. Benson
Mann
D. G. Prudden
Optician
Soon Oe
Junction
Kanwa
Memphis
South
Its
Mississippi
Louisia
Pullman
Missisipp
Qeo
Passsoge Ag
Memphis Monta
Kansas City
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