Real estate deals and rentals in Douglas County Kansas
Hoadley of Lawhkesce Kansas advertises buying and selling on commission and financing, listing numerous properties for sale in Douglas and adjoining counties. Offers include houses with land, fruit trees, water, and easy terms, plus options for personal property sales and railroad tickets. Also promotes Eilert's Daylight Liver Pills and local druggists.
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Douglas
Ealbeut
Sony
Roomis
Cansod
Eny Limita
Lawrence
Furmie
Hoadley
Liberal Encampment Opens With Liberal Speakers
The first day of the Liberal Camp drew a large audience at the tabernacle. Gov. Robinson introduced G H Walser who chaired as Miss Neill and Miss Spalding provided music. Speakers argued for church state separation, free thought, and pursuit of truth advancing human emancipation from superstition. A platform committee was formed and officers elected including Walser as president and Coleman and Brown as secretaries.
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Tabernacle
Gov. Robinson
Ile
G. H. Walser
Lamar
Missouri
Neill and
Spalding
Lawrence
U. W. Brown
Galesburg
Free State Party of
Kansas
United States
Stella Spalding
Dr. Perkins
Cincinnati
Ingersoll
Hu Man
Hell
Heaven
Bob
Ible
Prof
Denton
Massachusetts
Zella Neil
Sanford
Indiana
Bismarck
Coleman
Leavenworth
Association
Ohio
E. Campbell
Vermilion
Kas
Wm. Coleman
Fort Leavenworth
Geo. W. Brown
Correction on Higgins involvement in Missouri case
Mr Edward Higgins was not under arrest but a voluntary witness accompanying Mr Donahue to Missouri to testify. He was employed by Mr Saunders as a hired man and his name was wrongly credited with discrediting implications in yesterday’s Journal.
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Edward Higgins
Missouri
Donahue
Higgins
Saunders
Weather and far Northwest forecast with unsettled storms
The dispatch notes cool northwest winds and rising barometer across the upper plains and Missouri valleys, with a shift to warmer southeasterly winds in the northwest. It reports suspicious absence in New York after the Queen City purser vanished with $9,000. Havana cables Spain to increase treasury stamps to quell the revolt.
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Washington
Sppi
Missouri
New York
Queen City
Pardon Application Placed for Mollie Maguires Members
Harrisburg Sept 5 The board of pardons has received an application for the pardon of John ONeill and Peter McManus Mollie Maguires under sentence of death for the murder of Coroner Hesser in Northumberland County in 187?
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
John O'Neill
Peter McManus
Mollie Maguires
Hesser
Northumberland County
Sprague Case Seeks Trustee Appointment in Kingston
Mrs Catherine Sprague filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking the appointment of a trustee for her property and estate located in Kingston. Chas E Sprague also filed a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the same matter.
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Providence
Dt. 1
Catherine 5
Sprague
Supreme Court
Chas E. Sprague
Kingston
Bulgarian state of siege in Hasgrad and nearby districts
Budharest report states a state of siege is declared in Hasgrad Shnomla and Usman Bazar. Roumanian Minister of the Interior informs chambers he has taken precautions against famine threats in Argesa and Ott districts.
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Budharest
Hasgrad
Shnomla
Usman Bazar
Argesa
Ott
Lisbon US Telegraph Cable Concession Reported
London reports that Portugal granted a concession to lay a telegraph cable from Lisbon to the United States. The maximum rate is two shillings per word and most of the required capital has already been secured.
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London
The
Daily News
Lisbon
United States
Seven Persons Drowned in Sackett Harbor Yacht Sinking
Seven of nine aboard the sailing yacht West Wind were drowned after it sank in Henderson's Bay near Sackett's Harbor N Y on Sept 4. Two were rescued clinging to a spar while five families faced loss as winds drove the boat under heavy ballast. Lost were Dayron Westcott Edward Benjamin Sengler Howard Drake Lewis Allen Ramsey and Edward York. Saved were Wyson Wycks and Charles Washburne.
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Sackett's Harbor
N. Y
Iling
Henderson’s Bay
Dayron
Nelson Westcott
Edward Benjamin Sengler
Howard Drake
Lewis Allen
Ramsey
Edward York
Wyson Wycks
Charles Washburne
Railroad Suit Seeks Insolvency Receiver for Missouri Line
In New York on September 1 Geog W Walser Union Savings Assn Wu Lee Hippen Alfred Palmer and others filed a bill in equity in the U S Court against I W Seligman Co bankers. They claim they are judgment creditors and stockholders of the Memphis Carthage Northwestern Ry Co of Missouri with unpaid certificates representing 1000 shares. They allege control of the company and its property has been seized from other stockholders and ask that the company be declared insolvent a receiver appointed and an accounting ordered for the benefit of stockholders.
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New York
Geo. W. Walser
Union Savings Association
Wu. Lee
Das. Hippen
Alfred Palmer
U. Ss
I. W. Seligman & Co
Qlaintiffs
Memphis, Carthage & Northwestern R, Rco
Missouri
Four Missouri Farmers Arrested in Carthage Killing Case
A Carthage Missouri report says David Collins James Cheer Wao Spencer and W N Smith farmers were arrested on warrants charging them with first degree murder in the killing of John Jones a Confederate leader who allegedly threatened Unionists near war end. Lizzie Ody swore out the warrants. Bonds set at 10000 each for future appearance amid local political tension.
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St. Louis
trobe-Democrat
Carthage
David Collins
James Cheer
Wao. Spencer
W.N. Smith
John Aosones
Jones
Lizzie Ody
Perkins Leads San Francisco Vote With Large City County Lead
Three fourths of the California city and state vote is counted. Perkins leads Glenn by about 17 600 and White by a similar margin. The count should push Perkins plurality toward 23 000. Kalloch widens lead for mayor. Republicans appear to sweep Congress and northern railroad commissioner. southern district favors Workingmen. Legislature remains doubtful.
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San Francisco
Perkins
Glenn
White
Kalloch
New York
Tammany Hall
Utica
Seymour
Centennial Celebration Proposal At Yorktown 1881
Norfolk Virginia September 6 1879 Citizens of York county invite military and civic societies and state officers to join in planning the October 19 surrender anniversary celebration at Yorktown Governor to appoint delegates to Philadelphia to arrange a grand Centennial in 1881 with participation by the U S army and navy.
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Norfolk
York County
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Philadelphia
United States
Father and Sons in the Same Sinking Boat
Fall River Massachusetts news notes that the Fall River Savings Bank levied attachments on real estate owned by Spencer Borden and Jefferson Borden Jr. as part of their father Jefferson Borden’s insolvency. Spencer’s liabilities run about 70000 with 19000 in assets. Jefferson Jr. shows unsecured liabilities near 23000 with assets exceeding that amount. Jefferson Jr. was treasurer of Mount Hope Mill, now closed for a year.
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Fall River
Mass
Fall River Savings Bank
Spencer Borden
Jefferson Borden, Jr
Jefferson Borden
Mount Hope
Arrest of Prince Kropotskin Official in Tebernigod
The military governor of Charkoff Prince Kropotskin has been arrested in Tebernigod and will be taken to Charkoff for trial. Rumors claim bribery by Socialists recently executed. The Odessa paper notes talks between the Czar and German Emperor as strong diplomatic replies amid tensions. Violent Baltic storms flood St. Petersburg canals and Neva, causing widespread damage as guns at the citadel fire. A claim of Bismarck’s resignation is denied as a rumor.
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Hunsnia
St. Metersburg
Kropotskin
Charkoff
Tebernigod
Odessa Avenee Russe
Germany
Rrussia
St. Petersburg
Central Asia
Amu Darya
Caspian Sea
Krashmorodsk
Khiva
Gulf of Finland
Neva
Telegraphic Briefities Reach Across Nations
A collage of brief notes reports Republicans in Bordeaux unite against Blanqui, fortifications near Rustehuk demolished, a Hungarian quake near Szegedin, and Queen Isabella to attend King Alphonso’s wedding. Other dispatches touch Bulgarian crops, Turkish or Portuguese affairs, naval college admissions, embezzlement charges in Massachusetts, and health scares in Memphis with rising fever cases and quarantine measures.
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Bordeaux
France
Rustehuk
Yellow Fever Donations and Fatalities in Memphis 1879
Memphis reports two new yellow fever cases and seven deaths as the epidemic persists. A telegram from Jay Gould to the Howard Association pledges 5000 dollars, prompting a grateful reply noting ongoing daily expenses. A Thomas Wilson endowment is revealed, with funds for a sanitarium and a savings society for the poor. Washington Cabinet remarks accompany the dispatch.
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Memphis
New York
W. J. Smith
Howard Association
Geous
Jay Govine
Mespims
Jay Gould
New York City
Howard Ass'n
Thomas Wilson
Thomas Wilson Puel Saving Society
Washington
Boiler Explosion Kills Crew Near West River Lake Erie
The excursion steamer Alaska of the Detroit and Put-in-Bay line exploded its boiler near West River on Lake Erie during descent. Two engineers and one deck hand died instantly, ten deck hands were scorched, two fatally, while most passengers escaped with one minor injury. The City of Detroit nearby assisted, rescuing passengers and towing Alaska to Amhurstbury near the river mouth. Upper decks sustained damage. total loss undetermined.
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Detroit
Alaska
Detroit & Put- in-Bay Line
West River
Lake Erie
City
Amhristbury
Noa
Manufacturing Homes Spur Local Industry in Wichita
Filley Son's wire fence machinery keeps running, boosting home production and labor. Wichita lauds a first class basket factory making goods rivaling any in the state. Merchants urged to buy local baskets to foster new industry. Exhibitions at the post office showcased by J. R. Hunzinger, claimed unbeatable in Kansas, with hopes for blue ribbons at Lawrence and Kansas City fairs.
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Filley
Husinggame Chronicle
Wichita
J. R. Hunzinger
Lawrence
Kansas City
Market report with scattered figures and currencies
Market details from New York showing money activity near four percent, closing near that level. Prime mercantile values appear dull with limited movement. Sterling and other currencies show quiet bids while new issues and coupons appear in fragmented form.
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Regis Low
Luca Ity
St Louis Produce Market Report With Prices
Market notes from St Louis show mixed pricing across staples. Wheat corn rye butter and pork futures move with demand, while lard and bear offerings hold steady amid fluctuating cash quotes and shipping costs.
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St. Louis
Gael
Wallac
Jolbing
St Louis Stock Market and Livestock Report
Reports from St Louis show liberal supply and steady demand in sheep with 2000 head of breeding stock averaging 87 pounds sold around 2.50 per unit. Receipts total 9,000 with 400 shipments. cattle and hogs noted with varied prices and strong offerings.
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Ehoter Fea Y Sbrigg
Unclear headline from fractured OCR notes
Fragmentary text from a 1st party OCR page shows scattered phrases about market prices, seeds and cash terms. Multiple misread items mention Septa, NN, BAGO, PLES, $5.00, October, and various misspelled names, with no coherent report or identifiable event.
Unclear OCR stock note with mixed terms and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions stocks, patents, and various proper nouns. Content is severely garbled with no clear event, date, or coherent facts to summarize into a valid news item.
Kansas City Produce Market Report Featured Quiet Trade
Kansas market notes September 4 show quiet activity with receipts and limited shipments. Corn and oats demand unclear. butter and cheese in dull, steady state. no major price changes noted amid sparse futures activity.
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Kansas
Asth
Tale
Medina
Kansas City Stock Market Update Cattle and Hog Movements
Kansas City reports receipts and shipments with mixed results. Cattle receipts 128 with native shippers and butchers showing varied prices, steers and cows trading around 2.00 to 2.50 per unit. Hog receipts 2 and shipments 24 with moderate local demand. Sheep receipts 0 and shipments 100 noting limited activity.
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Kansas City
Mtuw
New York Produce Market Highlights Mixed Trade
Reports show a mixed New York produce market with moderate activity in suparporting west and state regions. Prices for white wheat and oats appear firm or higher with ungraded varieties and quality signals indicating modest demand and steady trading conditions.
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Ayart
Rey
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Eto
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Wei
Goeng Touy
Elie Vik Dies Kaye Dias
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Dley
Taal Lickel Hroker
Wante
Djdadley W. Lawhkesce
Geo. Leis & Bro
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Liberal
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Daily Journal
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Cotontes
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California
Kalled
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Patriotic Spark
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Canada
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Merv
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Novi Buzav
Spain
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Austria
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Egypt
London Standard
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Sherman
Life Savings Station
Cobb's Island
Annapolis Naval Academy
Hoyal Naval College
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Chas. Dimond
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Savoy
Department of Public Works
Mount Blanc
Oporto
Commerce Dominico
Portugese
Berlin
Count von Moltke
Czarat
Warsaw
Paris
London Times
Candergeir
Secretary of War
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Congress
Wal Board of Heart
Mel Tales
Boar of Health
Nix
Dsdinson
Guaranttines
Gr. Beachard
Wythe
Gleason
Louisville
Gereern Tet
George C. Moremain
Savannah Benevolent Association
Howard Assuiation
New Orleans
Honard Rumocgllion
Tella
Manufactuering Enterprises
BT. Louis Stock Market
Shicagy
Ehedew
Uearker
Laseg
Chouesl Rechnis
Kansas City Stock Market
McCay
Keser
Tos
Cauley
United Stairs Depository
Liberty Hall
Comrix
Bergers
Tan
SGL
Smith Russell
America
Ant Ani
Enaety
Ailnsisston Fe
Wison, Blakeman, Taylor & CO
Grand St
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