Death of J. W. Willey and Topeka fair notes
Death of J W Willey of Blue Mound after a wagon accident near Kanwaka. Funeral today at Blue Mound with interment at Os Will Cemetery. Also notices of cheap rail fare to the Kansas State Fair in Topeka September 12 to 17, local ads on fall goods and cloaks, medical remedies, and assorted local happenings from Lawrence and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Topeka
J. W. Willey
Blue Mound
Mr. Willey
Kansas
J. W Willey
Osk Will
Willey
Lyman Bench
Kanwake
Bismarck
Onis
Madame Demorest
Jolmans
Steinberg’s Bros’. Dry Goods
Dublin
Wallace Ross
Hanlon
Australia
Mount Vesuvius
Camp
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Neb
Jefferson Davis
Liverpool
New Orleans
Benjamin J. Shorrock
Patterson
N.J
Ohio & Mississippi
Vandalia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Neuaho Valley
Haninghout
Kansas City
Kan-as
Geo
H. Nettleton
Kansas Cry
J. E. Lockwood
Johns A. Clare
Kiam
Voorhees Proposes Senate Based Inability Standard
An Evening Gazette interview with Senator Voorhees outlines fears of presidential inability and the lack of clear constitutional triggers. He suggests a five member commission including the Chief Justice, Secretary of State, Surgeon General, and two physicians to judge incapacity and later recovery, with Congress able to act even without a presidential signature.
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Terre Harte
Inn
Evening Gazette
Senator Voorhees
United States
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Army
Riots and Soldiers Clash in Liverroot Street
Reports from Liverroot Sept 5 describe soldiers marching on George street being stoned, then charging the mob and dispersing it. No resident magistrate with police yesterday and the riot act not read, with commentary that police could have restrained the crowd without firing.
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Ireland
Liverroot
George Street
President Garfield’s health updates and travel plans
Official bulletins describe the President’s condition as restless early night with improving pulse and steady temperature. Proclamations from multiple governors urge a day of prayer on Sept 6, and preparations for removing the President to Long Branch proceed with railroad and White House arrangements in place. Officials report no major change since prior bulletins as plans for transfer advance.
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Jarvis
Curiaco
Wisconsin
Board of Trades
Wuerras
Ilinois
Harrispeae
Garfield
Harmon
Treixtos
N. J
Lailfow
Bliss
Barnes
Woodward
Reyburn
Agnew
Itis Board
Long Branch
Hamilton
Biss
Boynton
Wasuixeros
R. Bliss
Loxc Brasco
Jersey Central Railroad
Warne McVeard
Elveren
Franklin Cottage
Npon
White House
Sixth Street
Penn Avenue
Lawrence Local Market Report with Mixed Prices
Markets show varied quotes for cattle and grain with light and heavy shipments priced differently. Retail flour and produce items like potatoes onions apples and greens appear alongside poultry and fish prices in a wide weekly listing.
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Lawrence
Whidearte
Hetatt
Sancinar
B. Poolthy
Kansas Uits Wheat and Butter Market Report
Kansas UITS reports barley at 33 to 40 bushels with seed weak. Receipts 1100 bushels, market quiet. No. 2 mixed oats and No. 2 rye bid and asked. Butter steady at 4 cents per pound, eggs slow at Le per dozen.
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Kansas
Kansas City Stock Market Report Sharp Gains in Cattle
Market not quite as strong as week earlier yet active with cattle sales topping 0000 head weighed in at one day’s high. Hog receipts for 43 hours show shipment steady and prices firm. Sheep receipts slow with limited activity.
St Louis Produce Market Prices and Receipts Report
A fragmented market report lists prices for flour, wheat, butter, eggs, pork, bacon, lard, and other commodities. It notes openings and declines for wheat and oats, steady whiskey at 1.15, and lead and dry salt meat strength with receipts of 10,200 and shipments 11.0.
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GAC A. Deve
Ad Meher
Funey
Dred
Laie
UOKN
Gatghedge
Tember
WAG Dar
Cémuer
Louis Stock Market Roundup Steers Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts total 180 shipments with strong demand for roadsteers and Texan cattle while export steers show firm to high values. Hog demand moderate with mixed packing and two hundred forty five dollar range. Sheep in fair demand though common blades are weak. total receipts about 1,300,000 with 1,300,000 muttons shipped.
Chicago Produce Market Flour Wheat Corn Oats and More
Chicago this Sept 5 1451 reports prices and demand for flour wheat corn oats rye barley and pork and lard with mixed changes from steady to higher trends. Unsettled markets show varying cash and future bids across commodities including whisky and hog meats.
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Chicago
Ise Weisler
Chicago Stock Market Notes From Local Ledger
Cattle receipts 7000, shipments 1600, market 5 to 10 cents lower with exports showing mixed prices from 60 to 61 dollars for choice shipping. Hog receipts 1500, shipments 430, brisk demand with prices around 6.00 to 6.40 for bacon and heavy types. Sheep receipts 1000, shipments 0, market steady with total demand outlined and general activity described.
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ROYAL
Hoyal Baking Powder Co
Ttdawly
Chatle
Henry Street
Uehupaiba
Leis & Bre
Sentervber
L. BeLueNnr
Atchison, Tie Ivkha
Santa Pe
Meady
L. Brinese
Gaskell
Prentice
Cal, Walker
Ernest Savage
Tred Pickens
A. Williams
Climax
Bismarck Grove
Topeks
Pacific Express Company
Demorest
Steinberg & Bee's
Massachusetts Street
Sidin
Baluly
Rence
M. EL Church
Massachusetta Street
Seale
Chamber of Commerce
Press
Lawrence Cornet Band
Lawrence Chorus
Leslie
Curecaru
L. Bertens & Co
L. Brurexe & Co
Ombra
Steinberg & Bro’s Dry Goons House
Friulty Senest
Trinity Church
Seaion
Anste E. Beatty
Dcn
M. Watson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Édéwin
Shiloh
Barber Bros, Lawrence
T. B. Jonneaux
L. Ballens & Co
E. M. Newberry
Lane
Franklin County
City
Horace J. Newberry
Weiveraity
Rasesas
Braumome
Board of Education
Prezent
Messrs. Miller
McAllister
Morse
O. P. Smith
Hutchings
Hornold
Bowes
Gas Company
Robert Henson
Ae C. B. Mustard
Thos. McCage
Oliver Paul
C. L. Flwasis
H. J. Humphrey
Junction City
L. Bullene & Co
R. A.lyox & Co
Benedict
Wilson County
J Beiese & Co
Robinson
Capt. Robinson
Fort Leavenworth
Elliot
Harvard College
Guakell
R. A. Lios & Co
Will Otis
Atchison
Dread
Mary Grew
Marvin
Hathaway
Miss Grew
Blanc
Mass
Blank
May Shreve
Council Bluffs
Miss Pinneo
Miss Burke
Miss Lizzie Pinneo
Frank Charitus
4 Thecber
New Mexico
Kangss Girl
Miss Curtis
Pinneo
Colorado
Sels, &c
Steinberg & Bro
R.A. Lios & Co
McCurdy & Preistly
Carr
San Francisco
Ves
Segi
Arkansas
Crawford
India
Noyes
Margaret Kane
Williamsburg
N. Y
Rowell
Hart
Brooklyn Board of Education
Kansas State Fair Association
London
Utah
Switzerland
Germany
Voorhees
Foreign News
Loxpoy
Quetta
Ayoub Khan
Herat
Frazee
Sedan
Loyper
Gambetta
France
Ris
San Carlos
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Cabien
Hendig
Sixth Cavalry
Col. Carr
Thrasy
Waseraator
D.C
Missizzippt
Missouri
Aunuain
Dusy
Biscounts
Prme Mercantile Paper Age Sterling
Pacific Ta
Woileres Seneral
Pacific
Kanbas City
Wanderley Dan
Louis
Chicago Produce Market
E. Wright
Wheeler & Wright
J.B. Wheeler
Panfanstamtia Bivont
Lirwrsied
Southern
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southwestern
Ottawa
Gannett
Colony
Burlington
Iota
Cherry
Ul Bnayer
E 8
Chante
Em. i
Indian Territory
Union Depot
Neosho Valley
Independence
Coffeyville
Perry & CO
Aue
Atrles
KEM
Ail
Grand St
Wisin, Blakeman, Taylor & Ca
Hagan
S A. Allen
Iworlivs
Re.stor
Mick Less
Blair
America
ZyLe Basaua
Irs
Alls
Druggesta
Roo
Dye
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