University News At the Old Mexico Trip and School Elections
University notes record yesterday’s visits by Neves Frank C Thompson and Prof L Spring with several alumni returning to campus. Anna Murphy entered classes, officers elected for senior class and Social Science Club, and a lecture circuit planned with Senator Ingalla among invitees. New students were examined afternoon.
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W.C. Dart
Tennessee Street
Adams and
Lee
Ingalla
Garfield
G A R Campfire in Routh Park Draws Many
The G A R encampment in Routh Park last evening drew about four thousand citizens. Col Taylor chaired the program with humor and thanks to Lawrence and Bismarck Fair. Maj Hanback recited The Flag and praised war sacrifices as speakers shared army songs and anecdotes.
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A. K
Routh Park
Flame Beau Club
Bismarck
Col. Taylor
Col. Culp
Ohig
Maj Lewis Hanback
Maj. Hanback
Col. Walkinshaw
Fort Scott
Judge Bassett
Our City
Hanback
Col Taylor
Lawrence
Bismarck Fair
New Novelties and Winter Stock at Innes Co
Advertises new merino hose gloves laces buttons and other items from Innes Co. Promotes filled winter stock and invites customers to visit. Also notes party transportation for Bismarck fair and a carrier boy position with C T K Prentice. Business College invites fair visitors with year round sessions and a night program starting October 2.
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Innes& Co
Business College
For Sale A handsome iron-grey saddle pony
For Sale a handsome iron grey saddle pony. Enquiries to W.4.H. Warrner. Location Topeka and Lawrence referenced. ad fragmentary and unclear due to OCR errors but indicates pony sale listing with contact.
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Aalc
H. Warrner
Visitors and locals at the Bismarck fair
Miss Merdick from Milliken of Olathe and Miss Lydis Reed from Ottawa visit the city for the fair. Ottawa residents Harry Davis Ella and Maggie Atkinson attend, with A Turner from Harvey county in town. Several other names from Kansas City Topeka Junction City and Delphos join the event.
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Merdick
Milliken
Olathe
Bismarck
Lydis Reed
Ottawa
Harry Davis
Ella
Maggie Atkinson
A. Turner
Harvey County
Kansas
J. M. Turner
Kentucky Street
Sadie Stailey
Sally Watt
Celia Watt
Emma Watt
Prof
Spring
Quincy
George Taylor
Junction City
Davia
Delphos Courier
J. R. Dennison
Wyandotte
Roper
Horace Terrell
Kansas City
Tom Finney
A. Kostenbader
Franklin
C. F. Dewey
Post Office Department
Miss May Johnson
Topeka
Fay Templeton troupe shines in Billee Taylor not Tart
The Fay Templeton troupe delivered a splendid performance of Billee Taylor with Fay absent. Crewe earned praise as Ben Craw and the company’s singable renditions drew heavy applause, while an encore of All on Account of Hiza led to witty new words. Tonight they present Patience as a matinee at two.
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Esisa
Fay Templeton
Billee Taylor
Fay
Crewe
Ben Craw
Hiza
Eisde
Cram
Gilbert & Sullivann
Lawrence
Bargain Land Near Oska jocsa For Sale At $20 Per Acre
Five hundred fifty acres of choice improved land three miles from Oska jocsa and two and one half miles from a shipping point, offered for sale at twenty dollars per acre. For particulars see HS Trexper Lawrence Kas. Tremper loans money on city and country property at lowest rates. Mrs Ashton case details include morphine suspicion and police inquiries. Five court cases and fines totaling eighty three dollars. New carrier sought for second ward subscribers. Chambermaids wanted at Eldridge House.
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Oska
Jocsa
Shipping Point
HS. Trexper
Lawrence
Kas
Oraphilian Literary Society Holds Second Mast ing Session
The Oraphilian Literary Society held its second masting on Friday afternoon with officers installed and a strong program. Miss Murphy delivered an excellent address, the choir performed well, and Miss Hulick and Miss McCann entertained with readings. A debate on strikes and labor followed, fourteen new members elected, seven candidate names proposed, and W H Johnson named chorister. Matinee at the opera house. tickets 50 and 25 cents.
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Oraphilian Literary Society
Murphy
Jennie Hulick
Sadie McCann
George Sand
Mattie Hyde
Robbery on Rhode Island and Hancock Streets
A house on Rhode Island and Hancock streets was robbed yesterday evening with a large amount of booty secured. At Kanana State Universitys annual class meeting, seniors elected only ladies to officers.
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Rhode Island
Hancock Streets
Kanana State University
Topeka State Fair winners and local notices tonight
A crowded update reports Jersey cattle winning blue ribbons at the State Fair in Topeka and continuing success in the wreck line for Douglas county. Fay Templeton performs Patience at Bowergeck's opera house tonight with last seats urged. Also notes death of Prof. Shaler’s sister in Philadelphia and Louisville Race results with winners Alex Ament North Anna Fellowplay and Violator.
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Douglas County
Hex Jersey
Topeka
Bismarck
Fay Templeton
Bowergeck's Opera House
Louisville
Alex Ament
Belle of Highland
North Anna
Fellowplay
Windover
Wapanet
Tima
Slipping Out
Philadelphia reports Thomas A. McDavitt and Christian Price convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government via bogus star route contracts made in January 1871. Lieutenant Legrande, the ensign, was acquitted. McDevitt was later admitted to bail.
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Philadelphia
Thomas A. McDavitt
Christian Price
Legrande
Ensign
McDevitt
Destructive Storm Hits Hudson County
Destructive storm along the Hudson reported at Newburg New York on September 22. Heavy winds and rain disrupted transportation and caused property damage across parts of the river city and surrounding areas. Local crews worked to clear debris and restore services as residents assessed the impact.
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Newburg
N. Y
Hudson
Telescoped Train Crash in Four Avenue Tunnel
A Harlem local collided with a New Haven Mt. Vernon train inside the 86th Street tunnel. Four people killed and nineteen injured as rear cars of the New Haven train were telescoped. Among the dead is Miss Eugenia Roberts of Vermont, a normal school teacher.
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New York
Fourth Avenue
Eightysixth Street
New Haven
Mount Vernon
Harlem
Hudson River Road
Mt. Vernon
86Th Street Station
86Th Street
Har- Tem
New Heaven
Eugenia Roberts
Vermont
Misa Lrtehaalf
Morrisiana
Misses Bennetts
George Brinkerhoot
Slammery
Ebris
Mme
Eugene Eubert
Belleville Fire Destroys Seventeen Buildings in Richland County
A Mansfield Ohio special reports a blaze last night leveled seventeen structures in Belleville village, Richland County, with estimated losses around 30 000 dollars and insurance figures near 80 000. Separately in Chester Pennsylvania the Jean mill owned by J L Edwards burned, causing about 80 000 dollars in losses and 60 000 dollars insured.
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Belleville
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Ohio
Richland County
Chester
J. L. Edwards
Fraud Arrest Over Fraudulent Election Returns in Philadelphia
Philadelphia Sept. 22 Thomas H. Smith judge of the Second division 127th ward was arrested for hearing on a conspiracy to make fraudulent election returns H H Stam another defendant obtained bail.
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Philadelphia
Thomas H. Smith
127Th
H.H. Stam
Unfounded rumor about governor shot circulates in Topeka
Topeka Sept 22 an unfounded rumor spread on the streets that Governor St John had been shot by a crank at the Windsor hotel or in Bismarck. The story is a canard. St John is at home and in no danger.
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Topeka
Outrageous Acta of Officials Charged in Election Fraud
Henry Starr an engineer and Nicholas P Barber captain of the laundry at the almshouse were arrested in Philadelphia on September 22 on conspiracy charges for making fraudulent returns at the election.
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Philadelphia
Henry Starr
Nicholas P. Barber
Frost Impacts Rail Routes Across Minnesota
St Paul Sept 22 reports from all railroad lines out of the city show frost over the past two nights. Corn largely uninjured with minor damage in low swampy ground. Weather conditions affect rail operations but shelter crops.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Failures-109 Reported Across Nation Including New York City
New York reports 109 business failures for the week, with five in New York City and the remainder scattered across other states of the Union.
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New York
New York City
The Colored Hanging in Balleyne Parish
New Orleans reports Jack Chapman a colored man was hanged at Balleyne in Vasserie parish for the murder of John Williams on October 2, 1881. The execution occurred September 22 as noted by a special dispatch.
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New Orleans
Jack Chapman
Balleyne
Vasserie Parish
John Williams
Democratic Platform and Grover Cleveland Nominated
In Syracuse on September 22, 1882, Grover Cleveland wins the Republican split era nomination by a near-unanimous roll call after a lengthy party fight. The Democratic platform denounces Republican taxes, favors fair elections and anti-monopoly measures, and calls for lands to be reclaimed for settlers. A Riverside baseball game follows the convention with Rosedale defeating K.C., L. & K. 14 to 0.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Committee On Permanent Organization
B. Faulkner
Tammany
County Democracy
New York City
New York
Tawmany
Irving Hall
State Committee
Faulkner
Pryor
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Democratic Party
John Kelly
Erastus Corning
Homer A. Nelson
Grover Cleveland
R. P. Flower
H.W. Slocum
Allen Campbell
Percy Belmont
Republican Party
Slocum
Cleveland
Flower
Nelson
Corning
Belmont
Campbell
Hutchings
Hutching
Hutchins
Kelly
Meig
Jacobs
Yus
Grand Opera House
Shakespeare Hall
Rosedale
K.C
Rosdale
Prohibition Clash Between Editor and Preacher in Searchy
In Searchy Arkansas today Capt. McAuley editor of the Record clashed with Rev. J. H. Dye presiding elder after an article in the Record angered Dye. Dye a laborer in the movement opposed to prohibition struck McAuley and bystanders pulled him away. The incident stemmed from disputes over prohibition and involved a preacher and local editor.
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Little, Rock
Searchy, Ark
Lincoln Man Brought Back on Embezzlement Charge
Lincoln Neb September 22 William S Johnson was brought to this city today from Sedgwick Kas where he fled charged with embezzlement of 450 dollars from an insurance company. He was liberated on eight hundred dollars bail.
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Lincoln
Neb
Sedgwick
Kas
Cass
Frost Dims Tobacco Loss Fears In Kentucky Report
Lexington reports a light front last night with fears of more damage to tobacco crops tonight. The weather bulletin from Kentucky cites expected frost affecting fields near Cincinnati and across the region.
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Frost
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Lexington
Baseball Roundup: Boston-Troya Triumphs 7 to 3
Yesterday Ar Boston-Troya defeated Beatons 7 to 3 while Ar Borrato-Detroits edged Buffalos 4 to 1. Two quick match results summarized from the day's slate with teams and scores.
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Boston
Troya
Beatons
Borrato
Detroits
Buffalos
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