Gladstone admirers and royal dislikes across empire
An 19th century collage recalls an admirer favoring Gladstone as a radical emblem, Queen Victoria’s distaste for memories of George II, and varied notes on presidents, aristocrats, and recent auctions. The World at Large section covers stamps, land sales, military orders, agriculture, crime, and disasters with a stream of named figures and places.
Frankie Morris Convicted in First Degree Murder
The jury found Frankie Morris guilty of murder in the first degree for poisoning her mother. The verdict followed a long trial with defense and prosecution arguing over insurance money and conspiracy. Morris married Love Land after the verdict and remains in Neosho county jail as a new-trial motion is prepared. The piece also notes local fair preparations at Peabody and other Kansas dispatches.
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Norwood
St. Lawrence County
New York
Lake Crumptie
Roffman's Ferry
Amsterdam
New York Central
New York City
Brooklyn
Daniel McGee
Gowanus Canal
Daviel Ashbaugh, Jr
New Philadelphia
Oitin
Hag
Richardson
Dayton
Orpheus
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Kansas
Fao
Mackaguya
Pennsylvania
Lone Tree Creek
Dakota
Vatderwero
Dail
Texas
Columbia River
Oregon
Cascade Rapids
Moynesville
North Carolina
Dnseput Hournax
Davenport
Iuwa
Eddyville
Iowa
S J. Paul
Minnesota
Hull
Stewart Pond
Porter County
Indiana
Tae Bee
Reading
Statar
Missouri
Frankie Morris
Ogee Mission
Stilwall
Packwood
Trout
Hackney
Morris
Belhe
A. A. Uard
Lopeka
Jankin Morris
Cox
Denison
J. Q. Stratton
Denigan
C. . Hutchings
Dr. Barker
Prankie Morhis
Love Land
Omes
O'Etouk
Stillwell
Lon Cambran
Mai
Neosho County
Pittsburgh
Henry Stevens
London
Meriden
Conn
Havana
San Gabriel
Jal
Prof. Brusch
Berlin
Persia
Brusch
Ann Suginosi
California
Hus
Lin
The
New York Post
South
Kansas crops report 1885 winter wheat corn oats and fruit
The July crop report by Maj. Sims shows winter wheat yield near ten bushels per acre from 964,864 harvested acres totaling about 9.65 million bushels. Corn area around 4.95 million acres could yield near 198 million bushels with favorable weather. oats about 29 million bushels. rye uncertain. fruit percentages compare to last year with apples 55 and grapes 68 percent. The document notes delays from counties yet to report and describes variable conditions across staples and fruit.
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Washington
Twe
United States
Indian Office
Secretary of War
Miles
Department of Missouri
Cheyenne
Atapahoe
Michigan Croy
Jefferson
Dodge
Wisconsin
Mono Puaips
Regina
Riel
Spain
Czar
Avuetria
Germany
Dupor James Garland
Lynchburg
Virginia
W. R. Covent
Pittsburgh
Harlem Connnens
New York City
Gnayvates
Elllott's Business College
Burlington
Wanpo
Jomaxsox
St. Louis
Osceola
Missouri
Plymouth
Pennsylvania
East Ludnow
Michigan
General Grant
Lincoln Park
Chicago
New York Produce Exchange
James W. Manama
California
Lila Home
Glenville
New York
Campgn
New Jersey
Maj. Sims
State Board of Agriculture
Gantol
Cork
Kansas
G. C. Brackett
Kansas State Horticultural Society
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Gladstone
William
Ronant Toons
Albany
Victonia
George II
Royal Park
Palace
Kew
Monroe
Richmond
Goldsmith
George Washington
Earl of Buchanan
Moniz Joxar
Lasavc Herr
Lord Melbourne
Fenpietéx
Gentleman George
Thiergarion
Gotwop
England
Prince Brsmanecx
Borlln
Kissingen.ie
Roscot Couxixe
Utiow
Noratio Seymour
Fred Conkling
Prescott
Edward Strauss
Baxcroft
Haymarket Theater
Harry Frenian
Charles Dilke
William Harcourt
Drummond Wolff
Lord Salisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
Chamberlain
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Bosconsfield
Lord Palmerston
Robert Pedl
Lord Brougham
Lord John Russell
Netera
Lord Hartington
Hartington
Bradlaugh
Fand
Becucrany Mayxina
Treasury Department
Sarah Zobn
Sf Eente & Cuzen
Clevelant
White House
Mad River
Humboldt County
Amanda M. Towne
Lerentin
Suspleton
Yenry D. Brenner
Tax Rausas City Times
I. M. Smith
Chasteen Hughes
Topeka
Moan Mansnart
Unionyile
John Cutright
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Luvin
Flaherty
Mauacer Henning
Scullyville
Duck
Perry Starkey Aud
Rueben
Jacob Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Starkey
Wilsons
Missouri City
Joi Oats
Maxner
C. Arthur Preller
Lins
Bon Francisco
New Zealand
Davin Manes
Coloma
Bis
Anoue Baymen
Gordon
Alabama
Moena
South Carolina
Boston
Hexnravis
Randolph County
Georia
Davin Hoxtos
Samuel Smiley
Chickanaw
Hoeton
Masgactuyeths
Dom Cullen
Quelpaert
Yellow Sea
Russia
Para
Herat
Loxtuitles
Ayouf Khan
Cafferin
Sunoday
Madrid
Marsailles
France
Saigon
Formosa
Pencadores
Bpain
Granada
Toulon
Marseilles
Boain Latha
Seville
Barcelona
Bilboa
San Sebastian
Huegea
Tulags
Boaln
Arren
Grand Trunk
Welland Canal
Merilton
Ontairo
Aly German
Ing Busness
Willy
Longford
Ireland
Michael
Daylt
Prenet
Cumming Vleetiuts
Hautes Alpa
Dr 4
Stzmundy
Lanrist
Tongnin
Waendily
Phyen
Detasa
Jugeph
Vienna
Kremater
Towet
Olliger
Lake Mistassini
Quebec
Paris
Ma Bhar
Oi Rivers
West Africa
Gertouny
Caroline Isleraa
Kantaivellean
Peru
Monteneros
Sarco
Lave
Trujillo
Tus
Saakin
Karkofan
Parnes
Nis
Ilab
Membra
Publi
Purl Calburs
Guitaire
Sy Fuut
Thite Lown
Tonquin
Afztan
Tamatave
Lows
Hoparrox
Crite
Arouan
Llerat
Miy Jdoun Keants
Jones Warsu
Dublin
Livestork
Guarm
Loor
Kansas News
Peabody
Marion County Agricultural Society
Floral Hall
Miertin
William Sims
Topeka Capita
Winfield Dispatch
Will
Dave Fruits
Walnut Tiver
Neve Jiwet
Winfield
Starvai
Urither
Leavenworth
Catlin & Knox
Times
State Board of Charities
Winticht
Jobo WQ. Ashton
FE. Coneler
Jowley County
8. A. Cauk
Clune
Sarte “Fu Railroad Company
Lahotte County
la Cuena
Springe Hill
CIUPS
Carthage
God the Depot
Los Angeles
Aizeroth
Manatow
Fla
Blandford
Mass
Worcester
Tidman
Staten Island
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