Railroads Time Table for Union Pacific and Southern Kansas Railways
A historic timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple lines including Union Pacific, Lawrence and Imporia, and Southern Kansas Railroads. It shows trains to Pueblo and Ottawa with varied departure times, plus agents DEFANT and Tayzon along with general managers and ticket offices.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Lawrence and
Imporia
Guaymas
Beaver
Topeka
Denyange
Pountain Mexico
Colorado
Pueblo
C. W. Sura
F. Watts
Ge RK
Tague
Southern Kansas Railroad
Ottawa
RE. Tayzon
B. Hints
Gen. Paes
Douglas County Republican Nominations for Probate Judge
A list of candidates announcing for county offices subject to the Republican county convention. Jons Q A Norton L D L Tosh A H Foote James M Henedey Cras W Grant Li J Worden M Summerfield Ki A French J C Banta J L Du Mars N B Bartlett seek nomination for County Superintendent and County Attorney with others noted for Probate Judge and Clerk of the District Court in Douglas County.
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Jons Q. A. Norton
L. D. L. Tosh
A. H. Foote
Republican Party
Douglas County
Cras. W. Grant
District Court
Li J. Worden
Rebblicans
M. Summerfield
A. French
J. C. Banta
J. L. du Mars
N. B. Bartlett
Counterfeiter Captured Near Lassixe Vermont
Wmn Wandsor of Vermont a leading US counterfeiter was caught near Lassixe Michigan last night. Vienna railroad collision a Molding death toll seven dead twenty two wounded. Sypsey Nova Scotia harvest in New South Wales is very promising the best yield since 1370 anticipated. Portumna evictions prompt 49 arrests as police resist.
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Lassixe
Mich
Wmn. Wandsor
Vermont
United States
Here
Vienna
Molding
Sypsey
N.S. W
New South Wales
A Speech for Anderson in Jenerson City Kas August 30
Col. Jesse Marper of Illinois addressed about 175 attendees including men women and children in Jenerson City Kansas in support of John A. Anderson today.
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Anderson
Jenerson Crry
Kas
Jesse Marper
Illinois
John A. Anderson
Robbery at Congress Hall yields 1500 in valuables
Chicago guest W Lincoln reports $1500 in cash bonds stocks and notes stolen from a summer hotel in Sheldon Springs yesterday. No clue to thief. Brooklyn supervisors Larkin Carroll and Gallagher served warrants for conspiracy to defraud Kings County. Public Printer Benedict commission received at the White House dated August 20.
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At. Aunans
WY. T
Congress Hall
Sheldon Springs
W. Lincoln
Chicago
New Youk
Larkin, Carroll
Gallagher
Brooklyn
Board of Supervisors
Walsh
Kings County
Wasurerox
D. C
Thomas E. Benedict
White House
Rounds
Beptesuber
International Sculling Heats in London On Hot Day
The August London sculling trials moved forward with Australian Neil Matterson and Wallace Ross leading the fast heat from Battersea to Hammersmith. Ross outpaced Matterson early, held advantage mid-race, then Matterson surged to win in 18 minutes 41 seconds. Temner, Beach, and Lee also raced, with Beach winning heat and Lee fouling twice.
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London
Neil Matterson
Australia
Wallace Ross
Battersea
Hammersmith
Matterson
Ross
Rube Arthur
Kew
John Temer
United States
Geo. J. Perkins
England
Temer
Perkins
Tenner
Wm. Beach
G. W. Lee
Lee
Barnes’ Bridge
Beach
Annexation of Burmah debated in the house of commons
Sir J E Gorst defended Burmah annexation as vital to India's safety announcing a planned force massing in Burmah as winter arrives. Radicals proposed two amendments against annexation. both were defeated by large margins. The debate included jokes as Lord Churchill was likened to Satan and the session ended with adjournment.
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Burmah
Lexpos
House of Yominions
J. E Gorst
India
Clark
Lord Churchill
Illingworth
Anarchists Arrested in Curcaco Case
August 30 report from Curcaco states Louis Juhl tailor Henry Balzel stone mason and Wnn Kloth cooper were arrested over anarchist conspiracy. Kloth’s shop yielded an arsenal of firearms and suspected dynamite. Kloth fled Berlin to escape anarchist charges and boasted of support for the condemned. Police say he linked to the Haymarket riot and was jailed six weeks before release for lack of evidence.
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Curcaco
Louis Juhl
Henry Balzel
Wnn
Kloth
Berlin
Haymarkat
New Officers Take Charge At Port and Public Works
Daniel Magone assumed the role of collector of the port in New York, receiving the duties from the retiring official. Hedden warned that sweeping charges require inquiry. Newton also assumed office as commissioner of public works and named D Lowder Smith as deputy, a choice met with sharp criticism in some circles calling him worse than Squires.
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New York
Daniel Magone
Magone
Hedden
Newton
D. Lowder Smith
Smith
Squires
Manifesto Issued by Prince Alexander on Bulgarian Welfare
A manifesto issued by Prince Alexander endorses the Stambuloff regency measures, confirms Mut'kovroff as commander in chief, and thanks the people and army for fidelity to independence. It urges unity for Bulgaria's welfare and invokes God’s blessing.
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Rusteaux
Alexader
Stambuloff
Sud
Mut' Kovroff
Bulgaria
Cheap railroad tickets spark stampede to Cincinnati from Pittsburg
In Pittsburg and Cincinnati a fare war produced a 25 cent round trip to Cincinnati and St Louis after a carrier fight. Thousands flocked to buy tickets, with more than 2,500 entering the city and many returning tickets remaining unsold as brokers grabbed bargains and street sellers offered 3 to 23 cents.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati & St. Louis
Columbus
St Josephs Great Fair Opens With Massive Crowd
The eighth annual St Joe interstate exhibition opened with perfect weather and the largest opening day crowd in history. Exhibits of breeding stock, farm tools, and domestic goods surpassed prior years, and all departments showed improvement. The day featured two races with purses of 100 and 150, won by Dave and Billy Bowling respectively. A Leavenworth black horse cavalry drill followed the races to strong praise.
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St. Joseph's
St. Josepu
St. Joe Interstate
Dave
Billy Bowling
Black Horse Cavalry
Leavenworth
Self Defense Firing Kills Nichols in St Joseph
In St Joseph this morning Col W L Reeves shot Nichols in the head and shoulders at a law office where Judge J B Elam and Joseph Nichols were in consultation. Nichols died instantly. Reeves surrendered and was jailed without bail claiming self defense. Nichols was Reeves's son in law amid family trouble.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
St. Joseph
J. B. Elam
Joseph Nichols
W. L. Reeves
Nichols
Reeves
Col. Reeves
No More Militia Companies Declared By State
Jefferson Missouri August 30 special says State Adjutant General Jamison has issued an order that no more militia companies shall be formed at present. This follows Judge Sto ver's Kansas City ruling that state militia officers cannot enforce discipline under the current law. Steps will be taken to revise the statute by the next legislature.
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Kassas City
Times
Jefferson
Missouri
Jamison
Stover
Kansas City
Whder
Boycott planned over courtesy to General Buller at hotel
Four arrests linked to noonlight outrages in Kerry as General Buller sets up headquarters at Killarney Railway hotel. Protesters plan to boycott the hotel because the proprietor hosted the general, with hostility mounting over the incident.
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Dvlvis
Kerry
General Buller
Killarney
Railway Hotel
Mines Toll Rises as Fire Damp Explosions Kill Workers
From Senantos Pennsylvania to Scranton Newmines blast claim multiple lives in coal regions. A fire damp explosion at Fair Lawn mine leaves seven dead with ten men presumed trapped. later reports in Scranton place five dead and two injured as workers ventured into the slope to assess damage after the August coal quota had been mined.
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Senantos
Fairlawn Callery
Scranton
Fairlawn
John S. Hosie
J. Gallaher
Italian Laborers In Augusta Blast Kills Two In Street Fight
In Euaira August 30 a disturbance among Italian laborers escalated into a fatal street fight. Tomiasso Deorrio and Philip Pastori were killed or gravely injured after a clash with knives and a speeding express train struck Deorrio, hurling him to his death. Joseph Williams was captured. another Italian fled.
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Euaira
Tomiasso Deorrio
Joseph Williams
Philip Pastori
Williams
Deorrio
Pasteri
Rate War Looms Over New Year Trunk Line Meeting
Passenger agents from the trunk line pool met in Commissioner Funks office to discuss the Baltimore and Ohio rate war and B&Os trains running on Jersey Central tracks. They decided to invite B&O and the comigrant clearing house to join the pool, warning that refusal could trigger a lengthy, bitter rate war.
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Trunkline Pool
Funks
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Jersey Central
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Comigrant Clearing House Association
Prince Alexander Warned Amid Eastern Bulgaria Tensions
August 30 Resticaux reports Prince Alexander faced possible life threats from fanatics and metropolitan followers with interior Bulgaria links. Crowds lifted him from his carriage and bore him to a Greek church where a te deum was sung. He then proceeded to Timeva, arriving there this morning.
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Resticaux
Alexander
Metropolitian
Bulgaria
The President Enjoying Himself in Saranac Trip
The President's party left Saranac Inn for the upper lake region for a few days of hunting and fishing. Col. A. H. Bello of the Galveston News and Henry W. Brown of Philadelphia accompany the party. Mrs. Cleveland may join later at a hotel edge of the wilderness.
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Saranac
N. Y
Saranac Inn
Upper Lake
Col. A. H. Bello
Galveston News
Henry W. Brown
Philladelphia
Outlook for Crope Toreka August 31 Crop Reports
Crop reports to the Kansas Farmer show corn crop dwarfed fifty per cent yet harvest will be sixty per cent of last year due to increased acreage. Chinch bugs have affected millet and corn. A great deal of hay is being made and more corn fodder is being saved than ever before.
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Toreka
Kansas Farmer
Below the Average Harvest Reports in Austrian Hungarian Wheat
August 30. The fourteenth international corn and seed market opened here. Harvest reports for Austria and Hungary show wheat yields from 5,500,000 to 6,600,000 hydrolores below the average.
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Viesns
Fourteeth International
Austia
Hungaria
War in Europe and Asia Sparks Global Alarm
London Times correspondent predicts a century's war imminent with Russia aiming at Macedonia and Bulgaria. Britain, Germany, and Austria push for Alexander to extend rule while Turkey, Austria, Romania, and Serbia resist. China reacts to feared Russian protectorate with troop movements and unrest in Seoul. Indians push for land allotments to secure individual titles. Republican convention in Selvaira nominates Odin Guitar for Congress amid state party prep. Second death from quarry blast reported in Curiaco. odd satire note closes dispatch.
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New York
London
The
Times
Degiers
Bismarck
Alexander
Bulgaria
Berlin
Vienna
Rome
Constantinople
Lascelles
Sofia
Dolgrauke
Macedonia
England
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Romania
Servia
France
Meno
China
Yokonama
Corea
Russia
Pekin
Coren
Chimulpo
Seoule
Relief for Texas famine relief train planned by St Louis merchants
Relief to the drought struck districts of Texas is organized in St Louis where a merchant exchange committee is tasked with collecting subscriptions of wheat flour meat clothing and other necessities. A distribution committee will guide the supplies to those in greatest need and a ten car train of provisions is expected to be sent.
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St. Louis
Texas
Merchant's Exchange
Market Report Lawrence Local Market
Market figures show prices for grains meats and livestock with no. 2 wheat at five cents and corn around 35 cents, apples at 25 to 10 cents, butter 10? per pound and eggs 1 cent per dozen. Hogs and steers traded with limited demand while money on call eased to around four and a half percent, stocks turnover reached 143,819 shares in New York.
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Lawrence
Floumi
la Tierces
Barreta
New York
J.ulx
Eixty
Kansas City Produce Market Report and Livestock Prices
August market notes show flour and wheat prices, receipts, and shipments with no strong demand. Live stock in Kansas City shows dull cattle market, steady hogs, and steady butter and whisky prices with mixed grain futures and unsettled corn.
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Hannas City
Kansas
Cary
UGG Gases Rangers
Cattle and Hog Receipts Amid Mixed Market Signals
A dense cattle and hog market update shows shipments and receipts across categories with mixed results. Chicago market figures indicate steady or firm trends, while Texas cattle trend lower and western stock movements are described alongside a London cable noting American cattle prices per pound.
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Ugh
Texas
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FE Railroad
A. Ticket Arena
James M. Henedey
Gaway
Portumna
Load Claurickarde
Dreath
Dyer
Beverly
Mass
Harry Smith
Chelsea
Broad Street
Boston
Hamilton
Lake Idlewild
Wenham
Eve
St. Joseph’s Great Fair
Wasuinctos
Upshaw
Indian Office
Selvaira
Odin Guitar
Congress
General Guitar
P.H. Saugree
Sedalia
W. D. Blackford
Blackford
Crawford
Washington
Curiaco
George Kenn
Sesh
Salvation Oil
Relief For
Chicago & Alton
Burlington
Ark Pacific
Rock Island
Uaion Pacific
Kaxeas
Leceipta
Shipimepte
Wlgc
BSU Bu
Sas Ucaln
Aise
Steinher
Wits
Nebraska
Sige
Minnesota
Louis
Eerie
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