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Newspaper

Lawrence Weekly Journal

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1887

Page

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Beecher Died in Brooklyn After Long Illness

Rev Henry Ward Beecher died at 9 30 this morning at his Brooklyn home surrounded by family and friends. Reports say he sank after midnight with physicians noting rapid decline. funeral plans mention Greenwood cemetery and Plymouth church with services at Holy Trinity.

Henry Wrad Beecher New York Beecher Dr. Searle Mr. Beecher Thomas K. Beecher Elmira Charles Beecher Florida Uisthowr Searle Plymouth Henry Ward Beecher Mr Beceler Greenwood Evergreen Hill John Howard Howard Plymouth Church Brooklyn New Yoas H. Beecher Hattie Daisy Edith Beecher W. B. Beecher Samuel Scoville Hopper Moe Alway Sam Mayor Pond Mr. Beecher Pals Bealers Senate Eulogie Chas. H. Hall Holy Trinity Church Plymouth Company Greenwood Cemetery Hall

Washington Notes The Telephone Case

Washington notes report an old interference case involving J W Mc Donough Eliash Gray T A Edison and Alexander Graham Bell McDonough asks the patent commissioner to reopen the interference and allow more proof on telephone operativeness A hearing is set for the 17th. Reserve city designations and bank reserve rules are outlined with Chicago and Kansas City named. An appropriations tally lists totals for many departments and programs including army navy pensions postoffice and civil costs.

Wasninctos March J. W. McDonough Eliash Gray T. A. Edison Alexander Graham Bell McDorough Congress Chicago Kansas City Senate House District of Columbia Shane

Miss Nina VanZandt Visits Anarchist Prisoner Spies

In Chicago on March 8 Nina VanZandt gained a brief jail visit with August Spies the anarchist through a cage barrier. They spoke a quiet hour as other visitors awaited, then she departed. A separate Supreme Court ruling upheld drums taxes as illegal. Fisher and Car merchants of Dawn Missouri face small liabilities and assets following a failed venture.

Cmrcaco Nina VanZandt August Spies United States Supreme Court Fisher & Car General Merchants At Dawn Livingston County

Wool Merchants Seek Reclassification to Aid Prices

A Chicago based Wool Merchants Association and signers from Milwaukee St Louis Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit and other western points along with Boston New York and Philadelphia urge reclassifying wool from first class to third class. Petitions claim the industry has suffered declines of 15 years with prices per pound dropping to 30 25 20 and 15 cents. If granted the change would revive distressed growers and energize the western wool industry amid a downturn of the last two years.

Wool Merchants Association Cmesco Mareh Wool Merchants Association of Chicago Joint Western Classification Committee Wool Merchants Chicago Milwaukee St. Louis Louisville Indianapolis Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Boston New York Philadelphia West United States

Divorce case ends as plaintiff dies by own hand

In St Louis on March 8 the circuit court heard Robert Niesen versus Dora Niesen for divorce. The plaintiff announced he would die by his own hand when the case resumed. He then shot himself five times, dying. The divorce case was dismissed.

St. Loutis Robert Niesen Dora Niesen Fesen Ead

Three Die In Bowery Tailor Fire Rescue Accident

A blaze at Nicoll the Tailor on Bowery in New York on March 8 caused a traffic jam on the elevated road. Passengers escaped onto a narrow plank but several fell as trains started, killing three and wounding several others.

New York

Dangers of Gas Light in Nurseries Warned by Doctor

A physician warns that gas light endangers children's health through too bright illumination, poor air, and fire risks. He urges open air exercise, pure water, boiling nursery water, and ample fats like butter in diets to prevent illnesses. He criticizes gas and parasine lamps in nurseries and stresses sunlit rooms.

Prosperous Paper Firm Buys Press and Building

Springfield news item reports Ambrose and Hobart, owners of the Hersid, closing a contract worth 18000 dollars for a four cylinder Hoe press and a new brick building to house the printing business, signaling expansion.

Springfield Messrs Ambrose & Hobart Hersid

Injunction Granted Against Liquor Sellers in Leavenworth

In Leavenworth on March 8 Judge Crozier granted a perpetual injunction in state suits against Hannon Baum Kirmeyer Thos Cassick and Jacob Lau under the prohibitory law to restrain liquor sales.

Leavenworth Hannon and Baum Kirmeyer Thos Cassick Jacob Lau Crozier

Anarchist Oscar Neebe to attend wife's funeral

Oscar Neebe the anarchist will be permitted to attend the funeral of his wife who died from apoplexy yesterday in Cairacolt. The event will proceed under local authority decisions.

Paneral Cairacolt Oscar Neebe Ve Fa

Thorough Work for Better Farm Profits

N Shepherd argues thorough preplanting and cultivation pays higher returns than expanding acreage. By preparing land well, timing planting, and frequent weeding, a farm can reach higher yields per acre and profit with fewer acres, urging farmers to crowd less and work more thoroughly.

Personal and Literary Notes From Rome to Chicago

Paul Tilton son of Theodore Tilton builds a reputation as an artist in Rome. Hugh O Northcote, son of the late Lord Iddesleigh, is a banker in New York and a son in law of Hamilton ish. Col Fred Grant edits his father’s papers and MSS which may make two or three volumes as large as the General’s Memoirs. Madrid scholar Senor Carulla completes a rhymed Bible version with 260000 verses. Dwight L Moody in Chicago addresses two thousand, then asks for air as a man must sleep.

Paul Tilton Theodore Tilton Rome Hugh O. Northcote Lord Iddesleigh New Got Hamiltonish Fred Grant Madrid Senor Carulla Dwight L. Moody Chicago Saloe

Telegraphic Briefs From Around the Nation

A collection of short items notes Huntington miners striking in Pennsylvania Memphis painters seeking $3 daily wage New York Republicans nearly unite for high license Halifax dry goods dealer B A Smith fails with 60000 in liabilities Newburyport miser Lewis Pike dies in a dirty hovel Boston dealers Randall Gile Shallies assign 80000 liabilities A Maryville wreck demolishes six freight cars Snowbound rail routes to Quebec delaying Saturday mail Wall Street rumor binds B&O with Western Union The comptroller delays action on revenue cities without certified Lillis document Drowned farmers Robert Blacker and infant crossing swollen streams near Scipe Indiana Chillicothe citizens form a board of trade William Mellwrath elected president Vevey Indiana Marry Grove and four children drown when skiff overturns near Ghen Kentucky Pettis county superintendent nominee G W Sentten for fourth term

Chillicothe William Mellwrath Marry Grove Vevey Ind Ghen, Ky

Market Reports From New York to St Louis and Chicago

New York money market shows Moxer On call easy at indicated rates. Mercantile papers steady. Kansas City grain and livestock figures list bids and asks for No 3 red winter wheat. live stock receipts and prices report across St Louis and Chicago markets with cattle, hogs, and sheep values and trends.

New York Moxer Mercantile Parts Exciance Sterling Exchange St. Louis Atockere

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City of Brooklyn, N. Y H. Sage Plymoth Cehurch Beerler Prospect Park Quincy Wood Beether Executive Mansion Henry Wanvo Beechen Grover Cleveland Francis Murphy Temperance Advocate Henry BP. Gillis Geo Wm. Curtis Way Washington Notes Nina VanZanndt Psanopy Kas St Louis Humphrey, Blake & Co Cotton Commission Walnut Street Locisville National Oak Leather Tanners Association Gulf House Garden City Ganden City Kan Main Street Huntington Memphis Tenn B. A. Smith Halifax N. J Lewis Pike Newburyport Mass Alderman Cleary Quebec Randall, Gile & Shallies, Toot and Shoe Dealers Maryville Wall Street B& O Western Union Telegraph Companies Lillis Robert Blacker Weplthy Chill Scipe G. W. Sentten Democrats Pettis County, Mo Money Kanas City Tse Tae Corx America Kansas Kansas City Live Stock Cery Carrie Stéckere Sree Wie Dagerige G. A Chicago Grain and Produce Curiaco Drowler’s Journal Boxer
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