Tremont Temple Lectures Begin in Boston and Notices
The Rev Joseph Cook plans a series of lectures at Tremont Temple Boston. A Stevenson family in Baltimore seeks a 1 5 million property claim near the Baltimore and Ohio depot. Commentary notes Senate action on President nominations and probes Prohibition in Kansas with editorials and misprints acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook
Tremont Temple
Boston
Stevenson
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Depot
United States Senate
Seven Arnold brothers admitted to Insane Hospital
On Sunday seven brothers named Arnold were admitted to the Insane hospital at Bloomington Hil. They came from Hickory county, Missouri. Their insanity was caused by the loss of a considerable sum of money that a man had induced them to invest in a mythical silver mine in Nevada. They were so violent that it required several people to control them. The text warns that inordinate love of money brings great evil.
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Arnold
Bloomington, Hil
Hickory County
Missouri
Nesvada
Washington Letter on Senate executive sessions and Merrick’s fate
Washington Letter reports mixed congressional work, the push for open executive sessions, and debates on Merrick’s Supreme Court nomination in the District of Columbia. It notes Labor and Agriculture committee bills, a proposed Department of Agriculture and Labor, and Susan B. Anthony's Washington visit advocating woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Eprron Journal
Congress
Halla of Congress
Provident
Senate
Star Chamber
House Labor Committee
Committee On Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Maryland
Wm. Merrick
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Merrick
Binca
Cone Qress
Goriman
Gorman
Richard T. Merrick
Electoral Commission
Bar Association
Maybury
Michigan
House
Lake St. Clair
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Residence of Mire at Biggs House Inspires Hope
Mire's companion Spofford, wife of the proprietor, is a staunch friend of the canes. Mine Anthony stays ready to discuss the absorbing subject of her life. She looks through her spectacles with benign cheer, confident she will live to fulfill her hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggs House
Mire
Spofford
Anthony
Vale of Tears
Belvoir and Vicinity Farm and Court Notes Cold Day
Max Reble rents Plant farm for next year at 150 dollars. Bill Stover buys hogs from Richland to Kansas City. George Gress to sell horses hogs and cattle next spring and commence again. George Painter teaches singing at Deer Creek schoolhouse Tuesday evenings. Nancy Cummings presides Temperance society meetings at Fairview every other Saturday. No stock losses from recent cold snap. Movement to organize a Grand Army post at Belvoir. Henry Cummings home and thriving. Willis Humphrey rents Grice farm for another year. Robert Steele bought 3000 bushels of corn at py cent per bushel to feed longhorn herd. Peter Neuffer feeds 35 native steers for spring market. Cilatoc township board to meet at James Brooks horse in Clinton. No hog cholera reported. Western roads improved despite storms. lanes drifted and new roads opened. George Vinson overseeing Steele herd of shal¢ breed Texane. Will Shaw herding 100 steers in Ira Steele’s corn stalks. paid 3.00 per day to stay away from fire. Richardson Woodward suit ruled against plaintiff. Woodward vindicated as road overseer. Cold day. J R not left behind in duties. William Kierscht opens blacksmith shop in Belvair. farmers can repair horses and other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Painter
Big Springs
Deer Creek
Nancy Cummings
Temperance Society
Fairview
Belvoir
Henry Cummings
Willis Humphrey
John Grice
Robert Steele
Peter Neuffer
Cilatoc
James Brooks
Clinton
George Vinson
J. K. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
J. R
William Kierscht
Belvair
Sigel Items and Meetings Reported
Mr Stevens sold a meet of hogs on Monday to Dice Russell of Lawrence at 3.00 per hundred. The Sigel temperance society will meet next Saturday evening at the school house. The protracted meeting in progress here closed last Sunday night. A new series may begin soon led by Miss Amanda Way. Cold weather has been severe with no major stock losses. only calves or boxes suffocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Mons
Russell
Lawrence
Sigel Temperance Society
Amanda Way
Grand Union Hotel Offers Low Rates in NYC Area
A historic notice extols the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot in New York City. It boasts elegant rooms under a million-dollar cost, reduced to just $1.00 per day and up, with European plan, elevator, and restaurant. Horse car stages and elevated railroad reach all depots, promising safer, cheaper family living than other nearby hotels.
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New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
City
Janda Withdrawals and Local Notices Highlight 1886 Ads
A trimmed collage of notices and ads reports Janda withdrawal by A T and 8 F railroad. Catarrh remedies Ely s Cream Balm praised by readers. Public notices include teachers exam in Douglas county Kansas on January 30 1886. Classifieds feature a riding academy Wichita cough tonics Parker s Tonic and Capsicum Cough Drops with several local names and locations.
A Strange Confession of a Fatal Kidney Disease
A long plea from a patient in New York City describing a drastic health decline from Bright's disease and the miraculous relief found in Warner's safe cure. The writer, a physician, details lifelong misdiagnoses, extensive treatments, and the dramatic recovery within three months, urging readers to beware subtle kidney troubles and to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Aimerica
Twas
J.D. Hentox, MD
Remarkable Escape and Local Patent Medicine Ads
Mary A. Dailey of Tunkhannock Pa escaped asthma ordeal after using Dr King s New Discovery gaining weight and relief. Barber Bros Throst and Lang store sells large bottles for 1. The Cowley county treasurer reports 30778 10 in receipts for one day. Griggs Glycerine Salve touted as cure for bruises burns wounds and skin eruptions Satis faction guaranteed or money refunded 35 cents. Dr Joes Red Clover Tonic promoted as vegetable remedy for stomach liver blood kidneys 50 cents. T W Atkins Girard Kan praises Electric Bitters as cure for kidney liver and blood issues. Sold by Barber Bros last line notes.
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Mary A. Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr. King
Barber Bros
Cowley County
Grigg
Roandipheriss
Patitee
Arkansas City
T. W. Atkins
Girard, Kan
Arcer Bros
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Phelps
Tress
Kansay
Ell Perkins
Chicago News
Kansas
Belvoir and Vicinity
Max Reble
Bill Stover
Richland
Kansas City
George Gress
Agaln
A., T. & 8. F. Railroad Company
Ely
HalLeys
Teschera
Douglas County
J.C. Barta
Woolford
Bamber Bro’s
Mre
W. T. Sigulak
Ohio and Pinckney
Lacorpton
Lecompton
Frank P. Borleigh
Warmington
N. H
Wichita
Are
H. Douglass & Sons
Recheater
N.Y. Democrat, Srn
Maine
California
Foote
St. Paul's Episcopal
Eburch
Russell County
Bucklen
Barber Bros. Schdawly
Waverly
E. W. Drestlehorse
Presbyterian Church
Lou
Brak
JGNIG
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Lee _ Fe
State OF Kan
Ntog
Bovanas
William L. Gilbert
Henry Gay
Matatift
William M. Ingersoll
Alice L. Tageraad
Caroline A. Ingersoll
Mod. McCullongs
Thonine Jackson
Feuruaky
A. D
Denskis County
State of Kansas
Willam M. Inversoll
Alice K. Ingersoll
Mr. Meansonghand
Photwas Jackson
Vermont Street
City of
Borthweat
County of
Douglas
State of
Ss. H. Carmean
J. W. Grees
PIA
Dovellas County
Hannas
Sarah J. Bower
Albert B. Bower
Doogins
Speer Ie Plaihtit
Assort J. Bower
Bower
Betton
H. A Howard
the Pesce
Tenca Township
Dorgins County
J. H. Shimmons
the Mutual Glee Co
Pebreae Ieee
Dougamd
Pisine
Leonard
Sherman County
India
WM. G. Henderson
F Street
Rxamining Corpa
U. S. Patent Co
Patent Office
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Courta
W. Crum
Dealem
Centre AS Pipe
Massachusetts
MONTGOMERY WARD @ Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
DOPEE
Inced
Inc
Stampe
Hearne & Co., Publishers
Brosswey On
York
I Maverick National Bostor
Mass
Hankare
Mercanta
Pusan Pree
Bey & Co, Soroany
Same
Taamreus
Ate
Dawiy
Logan
Slangin
John A. Feocon
Hows & Watt
Webbingtos
Tone Street
Chica
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