Indignant Gamers Roar At Santa Fe Law Dept Rumors
A dated items note tensions among local gamers over a Santa Fe law department matter. The piece mentions a drummer labeled the Great American Hog and describes reactions to conductors and traveling men showing checks. Also advertised is a horse and mule sale by E. W. Hanna at Domvelly's stable in Lawrence, Kansas, inviting owners to bring stock for top cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Domvelly
Lawrence Kaness
E. W. Hanna
Juror Drawn List for February 1668 Term
The article lists grand and petite jurors for the February 1668 term with names such as James Hedley Palmyra Alex Marks Lawrence Wm N Michael Marion J K Hawes Palmyra Henry Buckingham Lawrence Moses McMillan Marion John Lysinger Clinton F Bayliss Lawrence Abe Levy Lawrence Alex Rose Lecompton David Howell Wakarusa A J Griffin Lawrence George Smith Marion Nathan Bay Jr Marion Owen Turner Willow Springs including also special jurors for December 19th: Lilse Bond Anthous Kelling Marion township Thomas Shaw A. S. M. Ricker D. W. Swinton Robie Berry J. W. Hook John Divelbess Kanwaka E. K. Owen Grant Timothy McKeog Lecompton H A Cummings Clinton A Quackenbush Palmyra Henry Fuel Ed Keefe R. D. Mason A. C. Hamilton J. B. Russell F E Stimeon Lawrence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hedley
Palmyra
Alex. Marks
Lawrence
Wm. N Michael
Marion
J. K. Hawes
Henry Buckingham
Moses McMillan
John Lysinger
Clinton
F. Bayliss
Abe Levy
Alex. Rose
Lecompton
David Howell
Wakaruea
A.J
C. P. Ives
Palasra
A- 5
Baldwin
J. F. Howard
Geo Fricker
A. C. Grises
Wakaruss
J. W. Swimley
Willow Springs
W. Roberts
Wakarusa
Sam Walker
Thos. Pardee
Robert Hastie
Henry Hiatt
M. C. Cradit
J. A. Ham- Hip
A. G. Glean
Lilse Bond
Anthous Kelling
Marion Township
Thomas Shaw
M. Ricker
D. W. Swinton
Robi. Berry
J. W. Hook
John Divelbess
Kanwaka
E. KE. Owen
Grant
Timothy McKeog
H. A
Interesting Kansas School Statistics Under Lawb s d Plan
State Superintendent J H Lawbesd compiles statistics on Kansas school work from all counties covering school population districts enrollment attendance teachers year tax costs sites and maintenance. He aims to reduce county school taxes by showing where expenses are high and efficiencies can be found for the benefit of taxpayers.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. Lawbesd
Kansas
Laundry roofed and visitors visit local Institute
The laundry building is now under roof. Mies May Kennedy has a few days leave of absence. Randall Doolittle donated a fine book to the Institute. An excellent program for Christman is planned. Many visitors recently including Rev Dr Metcalf of Ohio. The windmill operates and water from the weir is high quality. Mechanics work on the Lee house foundation to be ready when the ios forms. Dr. Robert M. McAdoo appointed resident physician at Colville agency Washington Territory and reports at once. Five Indian chiefs in native dress will visit during the holiday. names safe Wolf Face Cloud Chief Cut Nose Big Jake Little Medicine. Santa Fe provides free transportation. Miss Georgia Brown hosted musics and an elegant repast with musical gems at her Rhode Street home.
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Christman
Dr. Metcalf
Ohio
Mechanica
Lee House
Robert M. McAdoo
Colville
Washington Territory
Postume
Wolf Face
Cloud Chief
Cut Nose
Big Jake
Little
Santa Fe
Georgia Brown
Rhode Street
Boston
Springfield Republienn
Europe
D! Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Atiress
F. D. Clarke
M.D
Annual meeting notices and court topics featured in Kansas papers
The Topeka annual Kensal State Bar Association meeting program is outlined with opening remarks by Judge Thacher and talks on topics such as the Dramatic side of the jury system and Federal Jurisdiction. Also noted are discussions by two appointees. A separate item touts Alleschs Porous Plasters as cures for paralysis, digestive issues, and coughs. In Concordia, a relic weapon linked to the Lincoln assassination is mentioned as part of an administrator-held estate.
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Kensal
Topeke
Thacher
Lawrence
Decocration
Hubbard
Iola
Stockton
J. W. Ady
Neston
W. H. Rossington
Topeka
Scott Hopkins
Holton
Association
Allesch
Allcock
Boston
Corbett
Wilkes Booth
Sayium
Concordia
Kan
Lincoln
G. A. BR
Eudora Items Reveal Local Notes and Visits
Miss Bruthanpt returns home from time with sister Mrs Schubert. Salvation Army captain spoke at Evangelical Methodist church. Iowa book agent sought joint stock library. Trev Endicott holding meetings at Rosco school five miles south. Prof Bailey from Garnet Kan gave free concert at English M E church and formed class of thirty. Eudora schools enroll ten pupils, rooms crowded. Henry Zusoies plans California trip early next week. Mr Lothholz has 100 stears ready for market awaiting higher prices. Summers unwell with consumption. Local residents visited Lawrence Saturday and returned on the freight due to late passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Garnet, Kan
M. E
Eudora
Henry Zusoies
California
Lothholz
University Notes Recitals Visits and Letters List 1887
The University notes report yesterday's Music Department recital at 3 pm and a few campus visits by Miss Laura O'Brien of Sibley and Miss Anna Cree of Manatou Colo. It lists uncalled letters for the week ending November 14 1887 and reports the Lawrence YMCA year ending November 1 1887 pledges and expenses with cash on hand.
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Laura O'Brien
Sibley
Department of Music
Anna Cree
Manatou, Colo
Kittie Bisteline
The
Pharmaceutical Society
Lawrence Y. M. C. A
Deason
Morris county men jailed for murder accessories in Parkerville case
Kerr H. T. Hamer of Morris county visits Lasyenworth to view four prisoners. H. T. Day, ex mayor of Parketville, convicted of murder of Dr. J. A. Hopkins, sentenced to three years. The others, William and James Forney and Martin Biggin, were found guilty as accessories to the killing of Calvin Cooper at a Parkerville lyceum on February 24, 1686. Cooper died after a crowd of seven or eight boys attacked him for using profane language. Two boys received fifteen years, one ten. The article also notes church meetings led by Rev. Woodard and Miss Frankie Pier, plus a social gathering for Mrs. John Locke in Providence Street, with many attendees listed.
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Kerr H. T. Hamer
Morris County
Lasyenworth
Bre
H. T. Day
Parketville
Walthiner
J. A. Hopkins
William and James Forney
Martin Bigiin
Calvin Cooper
Parkerville
Cooper
Chicago
Pendleton v Norton case heard in district court
In a district court session yesterday Judge Henson sentenced three youths from Pendleton area. Charges included larceny with two and three year terms and horse stealing with a two year sentence. The proceedings showed calm, with one youth briefly laughing during the hearing.
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Pendleton Va
Norton
Henson
Chas. Roberta
Grant Blackburn
Frank Cheney
Pleasant surprise party for Miss Lulu Allen
Tuesday evening the fiends of Miss Lulu Allen gave her a very pleasant surprise arranged quietly by her brother Eugene Allen. The gathering included Emma Soule Abie Wilcox Inez Henshaw Lula Hadley Lida Cuberly Mamie Flintom Nettie Shaw Maud Wilber Flora Kennedy Zora Howard Nellie Allendorph Lizzie Howard Arthur Allendorph Here bert Stote Ed Schall George Whitcomb Burt Gehagan Louis Phillips Eugene Allendorph Flint Wemple William Whitcomb Leland Henshaw Fred Stott Clarence Hanscome Whitney Churchill Charley Prentice.
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Lulu Allen
Eugene Allen
Lulu
Emma Soule
Abie Wilcox
Inez Henshaw
Lula Hadley
Lida Cuberly
Mamie Flintom
Nettie Shaw
Maud Wilber
Flora Kennedy
Zora Howard
Nellie
Justice Court docket shows five cases listed
Justice Edgar heard five cases yesterday including Sitwell versus McInturf on account set for December 17, Justus Howell versus G H Elaton attachment set for December 16, Frank Madden versus Peter Bell labor account, and State of Kansas versus Squire Anderson on the charge of disturbing the peace with a warrant issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
David Sitwell
William McInturf
Justus Howell
G. KH. Elaton
Frank Madden
Peter Bell
State of Kansas
Squire Anderson
Young Men's Republican Club Revisions and Appointments
The Young Men's Republican club met in regular session with discussions on revising the constitution. Membership age restrictions were removed, inviting both old and young. Changes include renaming the executive committee to Central committee and adding a financial secretary. Members proposed include Alex Love and J Churchill, with others elected to officer roles. A resolution urged Senators to oppose L. Q. C. Lamar's Supreme Court appointment, citing reasons of unity and oath violations. Debates on the President's message are planned, featuring E. F. Caldwell and W. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Republican Club
Alex Love
A. G. Honnold
Mr. Churchill
Frank March
Central Committee
Knights of Pythiaskas
J. Churchill
Mr. Chalfant
E. C. Davis
C. K. Elwell
E. P. Tremper
Frank M. Arthur
A. J. May
Mr. Harbauch
J. L. Bristow
Douglas County
United States
Segate
L. Q. C. Lamar
Supreme Court
E. F. Caldwell
W.C
J W Fadley Named Mail Carrier on Lindon Route
Notice received at the post office yesterday that J W Fadley was the successful bid der for carrying the mail between the office and the Union Pacific and Santa Fe depots. Mr Fadley is now mail carrier on the old Lindon route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fadley
Union,Pacific
Santa Fe
Fadley
Lindon
Coal famine warnings from Atchison official on Kansas rails
Colonel Quigg, of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe coal department, warns that 3000 miles of new Kansas railroad construction have brought thousands to each town with mills consuming coal, yet no local production. He notes Canon company increased output 20 percent but cannot meet demand and urges storing coal for winter. He compares eastern states where summer delivery supports domestic use and calls for similar action here for years.
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Quigg
Atchivon, Topeka & Santa Fe
Kansas
Canon Company
Sabbatai Sevi and the False Messiah of Smyrna
The history traces Sabbatai Sevi a Smyrna-born Jew of 1625 who, versed in Cabala, proclaimed himself Messiah. He prompted reports of a coming savior, fled Smyrna to Egypt and Jerusalem, and with Nathan Benjamin preached deliverance from Turks. His circle stirred deadly zeal, a throne was set in Smyrna synagogue, and twelve princes were named to govern the tribes before a rash encounter with the Sultan at Adrianople.
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Anna Minor
Sabbatai Sevi
Smyrna
Kingdom of Israel
Egypt
Jerusalem
Elijah
Nathan Benjamin
Nathan
St. John the Baptist
Palestine
Pennia
Sabbatai Levi
David
Levi
Spinoza
Adrianople
Vast land purchases spark immigrant settlement plans in Mexico and U S
A French syndicate buys a vast tract in Chihuahua sixty miles long by six miles wide for French and Belgian settlers. An American syndicate acquires another large block for American and European immigrants. The summary notes further political and social items from Omaha Sunday school definitions to reports on elections, union disputes, and notable deaths.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Secret chapter plea to save Farragut flag Hartford
The January Wide Awake notes Mrs General Fremont appeals to Americans and Congress to save the Hartford schooner in San Francisco dock. It mentions Senator Piemn on several Senate committees and Yngulls as president pro tem with district, judiciary, and rules duties. A fashion column mocks the bustle and notes a shift away from the item. Senators Palmer and Albert Griffin meet at Washington on anti saloon measures and national prohibition efforts.
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Fremont
Farragut
Congress
San Francisco
Piemn
Senate
Seaboard
Public Land
Yngulls
District of Columbia
Senator Palmer
Washington
Albert Griffin
Republican National Committee
Palmer
Estate of William Mesiie and James H Brown notices
Notice for creditors and interested parties of the estate of William Meairs deceased and for final settlement and discharge by administrator T S Whedon. Also notice appointing Charles S Duncan administrator of the estate of James H Brown deceased by the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas on December 12 1887.
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William Mesiie
Douglas Counts
Kenyas
Sail Estate
T.S. Whedon
William Meairs
Leth, A
Iliné
Douglas County
Ansas
James H. Brown
Charles S. Duncan
Free trade debate shifts in the South and the Abilene Gazette deal
The South’s support for free trade is wavering as industrial growth in Alabama Georgia and Tennessee prompts pro protectionist protests. Birmingham Age notes a bloc of protectionists and free traders, while discussions on pension surplus and John Wanamaker’s advertising methods highlight broader economic policy. Kansas Democrats plan to buy Abilene Gazette for 350000 to create a state party organ to back Cleveland.
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South
Calhoun
Birmingham
Anunistown
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Nashville
Chatanooga
Tennessee
Cleveland
Birmingham Age
Federal interference on Voting Rights in the South
The proposal to regulate congressional districts in South Carolina Florida Mississippi and Louisiana under federal appointees is deemed policy doubtful. The piece argues outside interference worsens racial oppression, notes Louisiana’s openly avowed suppression of the colored vote, and urges addressing root causes rather than federal meddling.
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Coapien
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiane
Louisiana
Chandler
Atlanta
South
Postoffice changes across Kansas spell shifts in postings
Weekly updates from the Post Office Department list established offices in Butler, Sheridan and other counties, name changes for Como and Northcott, discontiued posts at New Haven and Willow Valley, and a flood of new postmasters for towns including Altoona Arlington Bassettville Dillon Horton and Riley Center. The notice blends official redesignations with historic place names and figures, reflecting broad beltwide staffing moves and geographic reorganization.
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Kansas
Wm. van Vieck
Postoffice Department
Cage
Butler
Joel Lee
Mystic
Sheridan County
Charles Saur
Como
Anderson County
Northcott
John Vandel Cutts
Lane County
Dupont
Jeki Castles
Whitson
Finney County
Unatfield
Martin Crawford
New Haven
Reno County
Willow Valley
Greenwood
Woodberry
Reno
Altoona
Wilson County
Jim Junes
Arlington
Johania Lewes
Bassettville
Deestur
Nathan Iderr Bluff
Uarper
Charles M. Ernest
Bloomington
Istorne
Win
Canada
Marion County
Siebert
Conway
Nemala
Thomas Horton
Dillon
Dickinson
Thomas Mosley
Enstice
Sherman County
George Patton
Wanback
Norton County
Hortonburgh
Lyon County
AL HL
McLeanjivy
Adrian Burnham
Kalvesia
Garfield County
Eugene Rat
Litchfield
Crawford County
Jennie Borrowman
Homewood
Franklin County
Shannon Robson
Monticello
Johnson County
Edward Rogers
Narcatur
Decatur
Edwin Wagner
Perth
Sumner
John Williams
Riley
Center
Riley County
T. Popejoy
Tribune
Greely County
Mary” Profitté
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Fetit Jurors
Haskell Institute
Mies May Kennedy
Randall Doolittle
Institute Abrarr
Miss Brown
Boleto
Don
Murrie
Schubert
Mr. Summers
University Notes
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Phi Gamm
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
Charles Delo
Mone Ems
LaDres
Osban Shannon
Macssesee
State Association
Areba Maber
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D. Asus
Treas
Westchester County
New York
White Plaine
B. C
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Enleea Sanne Gil Y de Sre Oc Ana SE Se al Ect
Friends’ Church
Woodard
Mapuer
Frankie Pier
John Moore
Sofelck Tes
Rhode Island Street
John Locke
Masachusetts
Locke
G. A. Lewis
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P. E. Emery
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District Court
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Mene Nn
Simmons
Hina Waaxeer
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
Sabbatas Sev
Washington, D. C
Fiunday Gazette
Washington, Dakota
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Omaha
Stephen B. Elkins
J. 8. Clarkson
Bfr
Runnells
Towa
Chicago Times
Blaine
Mr. Lamar
Supreme Bench
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General Land Office
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Ellsworth Ingalls
Ellsworth
Columbia College
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Tue Jornsar
Mies
Minnie Beals
Topeka Commonwealth
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Mass
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Leavenworth
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Committee On Elections
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Topeka Journal
Hven
Newark
N. J
Ussian
Weekly
Journal
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State of
J.T. McPherson
Eliza A. Dunham
Tristam Dunham
William J. Denham
Wiliam H. Danham
William H. Danham
John Dunham
Mary K. Danham
Alexander
P. Dunham
Tristam Danham
William H. Dunham
Wiliam H. Donham
John Denham
Mary K. Denham
Alexander P. Dunham
Tristam Denham
Rensas
J. T. McPherson
Douglan County
Easch
Gange Sightesnon
Kusase
Ponten
Corcoran
Maul Howe
Sambo
Maud Howe
Raines
Synopy
John Wanamaker
Abilene
Gazette
State Democracy
George W.C. Rhorer
Gazett
Democracy
Cnet
T. Louis
Paruiare
Ealer
Undertakers
Uss
Hobertson
D. Lothrop & Co
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