Tad Lincoln Dies in Chicago at Clifton House
Thomas Lincoln known as Tad Lincoln youngest son of President Lincoln dies at Clifton House Chicago at 7 am on the 15th inst from heart dropsy. He recently turned 18 in May and had been abroad briefly with his mother on a European tour. Mrs Lincoln cared for him throughout his illness.
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Recent Orders Of The Post Office Department
New offices established on June set locations in Butler, Montgomery, Republic, Marshal, and Riley counties with named postmasters. Several appointments and replacements announced in Johnson, Osage, Jackson counties. Two offices at Sanfordaville Cherokee and Neosho Allen counties are discontinued as unnecessary.
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Kansas News Highlights From The State Ledger
Reports from Topeka and across Kansas mention a new carriage factory in Topeka, a growing Osage land settlement deadline to September 15, and a council grove Republican paper launch. Other items note church building grants, railroad bonds, tax receipts, and a new college site at Manhattan, with incidents including a bridge vote, bridge repairs, and a fatal lamp explosion in Kansas.
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Lawrence Tribune
Texas Rangers Visit Perry Tuttle Mansion
A party of Texas Rangers visited Perry Tuttle's mansion in New ton and compelled the demireps to stretch themselves full length on the prairie. Aery escaped through the back door as the house was riddled with bullets. Sheep raising gains attention as farmers stock 1,600 head purchased by J. P. Sharp from Ottawa.
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