South Texas Railroad Schedule from Lawrence Missouri
The notice shows a historical railroad timetable from the South Southern Kansas Railroad with times for passenger and freight trains toward and from Lawrence Missouri. It lists agents Barnes and Tabor and various train numbers and departure times in a compact schedule style.
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Southeen Kansas Railroad
Lawrence
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Reseecole
le Barnes
R.ek. Tabor
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Lawrence Emporia & Southwestern Railway Schedule
Passenger and freight times listed for the Lawrence South Lawrence route. Departures from South Lawerence at 4 pm and 9:43 am arrival times noted. Agents J T Shanklin and E C Davis named for ticketing and information.
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J.T .Shanklin
Lawrence Emporia &Southwestern Railway
South Lawrence
E. C. Davis
Going South to West East Hours Schedule
Schedule fragment lists directions Going South at 10:00 am Going West at 11:30 am Going East at 3:00 pm Evening Mall event at 8:30 pm
Notable town visits and health updates at the region
Paola judge Nevison is described as very sick. Residents and visitors travel between Kansas towns with several names noted in passing. Hutchinson, Kansas City and Emporia are referenced with people returning from trips or visiting relatives. Local figures include professors, educators, and business people, and a notable recovery sentence mentions Dr. R Morris regaining health.
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W. F.faxon
Judge Nevison
Paola
Bion
Hutchins
County Levy Details and Lawrence Ventures
County commissioners and county clerk worked on the annual tax levy, with minor expected adjustments. The plan shows a three mill red tax in all townships and school districts, and overall levy lower than last year. Lawrence is highlighted for bids won in state penitentiary material and striped prison clothes contracts, with local bidder A D Weaver leading.
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Lawrence
Athens
Kansas
Leavenworth
Humboldt Woolen Mills
A. D. Weaver
Schunemann & Evans
Republican caucus for Waka rusa Township nominees
A caucus of the Republicans of Waka rusa Township will be held at the Township Hall on Friday, August 17, 1883, at 4 o'clock PM for the nomination of candidates for Township Trustee, Township Clerk, Township Treasurer, three Justices of the Peace, and three Constables.
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Wakarusa Township
Republican Meeting at Fairview Schoolhouse
A Republican meeting will be held at Fairview schoolhouse on Saturday evening. All are invited to attend for good speakers and a lively time.
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Fairview Schoolhouse
Peg On the Santa Fe System Dies to Save His Human Freight
A railroad worker on the Santa Fe System sacrificed his life to prevent a freight accident. His quick action saved passengers and crew, though he suffered fatal injuries. Officials lauded his bravery and noted the incident prompted safety reviews.
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Santa Fe
Five Cars Wreck In Topeka To Lawrence Line Tragedy
A passenger train suffered a catastrophic wreck west of Lawrence. Fireman John Harff and several mail agents were injured while Engineer Dad Myers died from blunt and internal injuries. Witnesses describe a broken rail as the likely cause. survivors credit timely braking for saving lives. The crash disrupted the line as crews replaced rails and cleared wreckage.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
F. T. Gray
P. H. Goodhay
Palace Clothing Company
Death of Santa Fe worker Myer in March strike context
The article details the death of Myer, a 51 year old Santa Fe employee of eleven years. His body was embalmed by C. W. Smith and shipped to Topeka at his wife's request. It notes the road was blocked all day and the Santa Fe and U P trains tried to aid patrons. Myer was described as handsome, heavily built, with a deep chest. He returned early from the March strike to resume his throttling duties.
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Topeka
U. P
Santa’ Fe Company
C. W. Smith
Myer
The
Santa Fe
A Talk With the Governor Lyman Humphrey Visit Kansas Leader
The Newspaper Man recounts Governor Lyman Humphrey of Independence Republican nominee visiting Lawrence on his Topeka trip. He meets General Harrison Kelly, discusses campaign plans, state university support, and the 1869 era politics, with Humphrey praising Lawrence and the University. The piece notes his courteous nature toward journalists. James M. Hammond.
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Hos. L
Humphrey
Topeka
Republican State Central Committee
Kansas
Lawrence
Harrison Kelly
Coffey County
Central Committee
Lee
Lincoln
Ireland
Congress
Dakota
Charley Scott
Douglas County
Vinland High School annual meeting dispute
Letter to the editor contests a July 12 item about Vinland High School, noting the June 27 vote to discontinue the school and accusing the correspondent of misrepresenting who acted selfishly, with the Grange Hall association owning the hall involved in the decision.
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Vinland High School
Grange Hall
Dangerous temptations in medical ads and political notes
An assortment of old promotional notices and brief political snippets. Claims tout medicines like Dr King’s New Discovery and Kemp’s Sarsaparilla with testimonials. mentions Barber Bros drug store and prices. Includes a note about General Harrison, Kemp’s Balsam giveaways, and Sunset Cox’s political status.
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Douglas County
Notice records that on the 8th of July 1888, the Douglas County District Court appointed and qualified Bradford S. Basset's administrator. All parties interested are cautioned to take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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Nous
Douglas County
Bradford S .Basset
Akansas
Maris Zimmeriman
William Zimmermann
Lawrence
Kansas
Saga
Kingdom
Prowia
Maria Zimmerman
Leni Hettick
Douglas
William Zimmerman
Schoffer-Court St Satin
Kingdom of Prusais
Maria, Zinmermann
Lesa Herrick
Kansas Senate Joint Resolution to amend militia fourty-five
Kansas Senate proposes removing the word white from section one article eight of the constitution. The measure asks voters at the 1888 general election to approve amending the militia clause to include all able bodied male citizens aged twenty one to forty five with exemptions for religious scruples. Official certification dates June 20 1887 by Secretary of State EU Allen.
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Senate
Kanena
Kansas
Kanas
Vhs
Emnr Pt
United States
Hose
EU. Allen
Kansas Senate Joint Resolution No 6 Amends Section 17
The document outlines a proposed amendment to section seventeen of Kansas' bill of rights to ensure no distinction between state and non state citizens in property rights. It describes submitting the proposition to voters at the November general election with ballots stating for or against the amendment. The regulation takes effect after publication in the statutes book, with certification by E B Allan.
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Kansas
United States
Kangas
E. B. Allen
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