Local Ticket Names For State Offices Listed
For Governor John A. Martin of Atchison leads the ticket with A P Riddle from Ottawa for Lieutenant Governor and E P Allen of Sedgwick for Secretary of State. Also named are J L Bristow for Clerk of District Court, J Q A Norton for Probate Judge and R A French for County Attorney with other state posts unlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Martin
Atchison
A.P. Riddle
Ottawa
E. P. Allen
Sedgwick
Supreme Court
J. L. Bristow
J. Q. A. Norton
R. A. French
National Bank for Lawrence Nears Opening
A new national bank for Lawrence is envisioned as a near future institution. It promises to embody the solidity and reliability characteristic of established banks, signaling strong local financial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Senators Plumb and Ingalls Campaign Across Districts
Senators Plumb and Ingalls will tour multiple districts with a speaking schedule. Ingalls plans one speech in each congressional district as part of a broader push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumb
Ingalls
Notice on Weather Forecasting Gaps and Storm Predictions
The text states that no weather predictions are being made and that notice of impending storms cannot currently be given. It reflects a cautious stance on forecasting and alerts. No specific places dates or organizations are mentioned.
Villard to Lead European Bank Coalition in U S
Henry Villard will soon come to America as the representative of a combination of continental banks proposing to engage largely in financial business with the United States in conjunction with leading American firms. The Deutsche Bank heads the combination and Villard’s health is fully restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Villard
America
United States
Deutsche Bank
Bank of
Europe
Villard
Politically Faring of Commanders in Reform Era Counties
A summary of return data from twenty one Kansas counties shows how many commanders and ex Union veterans faced removal or resignation under the reform administration. The compiled statistics, drawn from New York Herald correspondence, aim to illuminate political shifts and appointments across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prozasty
Kansas
Col Roberts Bored Industriously for the City
Col Roberts shows steady interest in the city’s welfare and zeal in pursuing its claims. He was not censured for proposing another candidate and did not receive a renomination.
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Col. Roberts
Mayor Poehler declines bid for representative seat
The piece argues Mayor Poehler should not run against Mr. Bowersock, praising Bowersock as the city's best guardian of business interests. It notes no winter elections or Senate votes and urges Democrats to forgo nomination, backing Bowersock unanimously as a conservative Republican and longtime businessman.
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Poehler
Bowersock
United States
Oleomargarine Ban to Take Effect in Missouri
The Journal notes the final push to end oleomargarine, with a fixed date on the 31st for its departure. A 1881 Missouri law bans sale, and the product will bear a government stamp under federal enforcement. Proponents expect a state revival of restriction and full interdiction nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Conkling
Kansas City
United States
King corn and imperial rail lines in Kansas debates
A long, opinionated survey extols corn as the era's great resource, cites 1880s crop data and forecasts a 160 million bushel yield with a 225 million ideal, and notes a Chicago corn exhibit with multiple cash premiums. It then extols the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway empire, detailing fifty two Kansas lines, a 154 million capital, and upcoming competition among Titans like Gould and Chicago rail firms. The piece closes with a skeptical aside on Miss Rose Cleveland’s literary venture and compares Chicago and St Louis Globe Democrat in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Kansas
Chicago
Exposition Building
Imperial Railway
New York
New England
Boston
Globe
Boston Yankee
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Corporation
Plains
Guyamas
Indian Territory
Gulf
San Francisco
San Diego
Galveston
Topeka
Great
Mighty
and Imperial Corporation
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
St. Joseph
Doniphan
Atchison, Jefferson
Leavenworth
Douglas
Lawrence
Jay Gould
Santa Fe
Texas
Gould
Missouri
Chicago & Rock Island
Adams
Union Pacific
Marysville
Miss Rose Cleveland
Miss Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Declines in British Bessemer Steel Output and Tobacco in Germany
The clipping notes a steady drop in British Bessemer steel production and reports Germany's tobacco output is decreasing. It mentions the French Institute approving Chantilly estate repeats, a Madagascar dispute nearing settlement, and a resignation of Karaveloff as Regent of Bulgaria. Also advertising quack remedies and a sensational plea about youth indiscretions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Steel
Chantilly
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement Claim
An old time ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for cuts bruises sores fever sores and skin eruptions. It claims quick relief and a money back guarantee if not helpful. Sold by barber Bris with an address or price not clear.
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Barber Bris
Spanish Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
Brief note on the Spanish Cabinet deciding to resign. Early 20th century style ad copy touts Electric Bitters as a health tonic for low spirits and headaches, promising blood purification and revived vitality at 50 cents a bottle from Barber Bros. drug store. The Illinois Board of Equalization faces responses to railroad assessment updates.
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Barber Bros
Saved His Life By Electric Bitters In Ky
Mr D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Kentucky says years of Phthisis and Diabetes caused severe pain and near convulsions. After one bottle relief came, six bottles cured him and added eighteen pounds. He believes he would have died without Electric Bitters. Sold 50 cents a bottle by Barber & Co. A factory fire in New York yesterday caused one woman to fatally jump from a roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cage
Barber
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Bitter Remedies Highlighted
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and fever relief, claims it cures dysentery and diarrhoea, and notes a price of 2 -5 cents. It also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters for malaria liver disorders and announces the Illinois Woman's Temperance Union convention in Moline. Additionally, a brief foreign dispatch reports friendly natives capturing Tamai and killing 200 Arabs.
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The
Illinois Woman’s Temperance Union
Moline
Testimony and Patent Medicine Ad in Knoxville
A Knoxville police chief endorses Dr King s New Discovery for consumption with praise for its cures. Trial bottles are offered at Barber Bros Drug Store, large bottle priced at $1.00. The item also notes a Chicago pork packers’ notice about a ten hour day and ends with a reminder about Salvation Oil as a pain cure.
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J.J. Atkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Dr. King
Barber Bros
Gladstone’s Frail Health Worsens at Home
London October 12 Mr Gladstone remains confined to his bedroom with fever and his condition is believed to be more serious than public reports indicate.
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London
Gladstone
Marvelous cure claims for B B B tonic in Nashville ad
Mrs L Wil reports B B B blood remedy as marvelous and superior to other tonics. Druggist H Owen endorses it as highly effective for relief. From Philadelphia trader B J C Boldt notes rising demand for Dr Bull's Cough Syrup amid growing popularity of cough remedies.
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Nashville
Tenn
Philadelphia
Dr. Bull
B. J.C. T.boldt
Second St
Bond Election in Kas Four Townships Vote for Rail Bond
Bond referendum held in Matron Kas on October 12 approved by four townships for the St Louis Fredonia and Denver railroad project while Gate township rejected the measure by four votes.
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Matron
Kas
St. Louis, Fredonia & Denver Railroad
Gate Township
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Rheumatism Cure
An 広告-style notice claims rheumatism stems from blood acidity and that Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood to cure the disease. Tarboro NC druggists report Dr Buill's Cough Syrup selling quickly while salt rheum is said to be soothed by the same tonic.
Order for Appearance in Kansas Circuit Court Suit
A Kansas circuit court order directs James A. Dawson and Effie G. Dawson to appear, plead, answer, or demur to Frank P. Hulsizer’s bill in a real property lien suit over the northwest quarter of section 36, township 28, range 17, Neosho county. Defendants Johnson not found in district. service by publication in the Lawrence Weekly Journal for six weeks prior to December 1886 rule day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dawson
Constanza Dawson
Eifie G. Terhusband
Herbus i. Endapts
Ghee goAy
Mber
Range
Neosho County
Kansas
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Lawrence
Fsat
Order For Appearance Of Absent Defendant In Chance No 5555
Complainant William Canby Biddle versus defendants John M Atteberry Susan Atteberry N Pritchett and Pritchett his wife in Chance No 5555 an order directs appearance of the absent defendant. Clerk A S Thomas attests this true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Atteberry
Susan Atteberry
N. Pritchett
Pritchett
Chance
Thomas
Ogden v. Thomas in Circuit Court filed by Ogden clerk
In the Circuit Court of the United States Ednard H Ogden complainant A S Thomas Clerk 9 30 6n 6 30 6n
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Circuit Court of the
United States District of Kansas
Ednard H. Ogden
Administrator Named in Douglas County Probate
On October 4 1886 the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas duly appointed and qualified Anthony Kelly as Administrator of the estate of John A late of Douglas County deceased.
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Otice
Douglas County
Kansas
John A
Anthony Kelly
Order for Appearance of Absent Defendants in Chancery
A Kansas case in Labette County orders defendants Sarah M VanVieck and George Moore to appear and plead by December 5 1886 after publication in the Lawrence Weekly Journal. The suit asserts a lien on Lot five and the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section six in township thirty one range eight east of the sixth principal meridian. Defendants are not in the district or reachable in person. service by publication is approved for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asid Court
Cherokee County
Kansas
N. Pritchett
Pritchett
Bassett & Perkins
Youscopton
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Lawrence
Avid J. Brewer
Huey Porter
Florence Porter
James M. Sell
Sell
Township Thirtythree
Range Fourteen
Chancery
Davin J. Brewer
John McDonald
Sarah M. McDonald
Asa Smith
Emma Smith
M. E. Williams
Marths Williams
Towit
Labette County
John Mc
Sarah M. M
Lendan
Bassett and Perkins
Canan
David J. Bre
U.8
Circuit Court of the United States
District of Kansas
Sarah M.vanvieck
George Moore
Moore
Jane
Kand
David J. Brewer
Isaac Parker
M . Park
John Broyles
Sarah
Broyles
E. C. Wells
C. J. Stephens
State of Kansas
Sai
Sarah Broyles
Court orders service by publication in land dispute
In Cherokee county Kansas the court directs defendants Jane Weed Isaac Parker John Broyles Sarah W Broyles E C Wells C J Stephens and the State of Kansas to plead by December 1 1886 in a real property suit involving eighty acres. Absent defendants to be served by publication in the Lawrence Weekly Journal for six weeks. Attest by Clerk A S Thomas.
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the Journal
Ats
Lawrence Journal
M. Valentine
Franklin
J.jh. Hamilton
Sumner
Timothy McCarthy
S. B. Bradford
Osage
J. H. Lawhead
Bourbon
Congress
Second District
E. H. Funston
Allen
Joseph Cox
Wakarusa Township
J. D. Bowerlock
Republican County
N. B. Bartlett
Third District
P. A. Dolbee
F. H. Funston
Williamsburch
Wellsville
Edgerton
Pomona
Lecompton
Clinton
Eudora
New York Herald
King Corn
Cotton
Alcohol
France
Madagascar
Ayer
United Ireland
Churchill
Karaveloff
Bulgaria
South America
Josefh T. Inman
New York City
Germany
Illinois Board of Equalization
Tamai
Osman Digma
Chicago Pork Packers
Mr. Gladstone
Tarabo Southernboro, N.C
Frank P. Hulsizer
William Canby Biddle
L. S
Clerk
A. S. Thomas
Garwood H. Attwood
Chancery No
A. S. Thowas Clerk
A. Jane Weed
A.S. Thomas
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