Bloody Deeds in Stevens County Kansas Seven Lives Lost
Liberal Kansas reports a violent clash in Stevens County between Hugoton and Woodsdale men. Seven men died and Sheriff Cross was among the fallen. details describe a deadly pursuit at a ranch near Pony Creek and subsequent firefight, leaving the county "virtually at war."
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Stevens County
Kansas
Liberal
Kan
Joe Shorty
Hugoton
Woodsdale
Sam Robinson
Mr. Cook
Dudley Ranch
Pony Creek
Shorty
Robinson
Cook
John Cross
Courtland Palmer Cremated at Mount Olivet
Long Island City reports the body of Courtland Palmer placed in the retort at Mount Olivet crematory shortly before two this afternoon. The remains were reduced to ashes five hours later and will be removed from the oven tomorrow.
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Long Island City
L. L
Courtland Palmer
Mount Olivet Crematory
Santa Fe Baseball Notes From Las Vegas Series
Reports from the Las Vegas game describe Santa Fe pitchers Lookabaugh and Fisher joining the lineup, with Fowler arriving to play and Browner expected to pitch well with support. The Optic notes a mascot scandal and miscues in Albuquerque. Ex-Empress Eugenie plans to gift a fan to Princess Letitia Bonaparte for a royal wedding event.
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Santa Fe
Lookabaugh
Las Vegas
Giants
Fisher
Fowler
Kid Browner
Optic
Favour
Santa Fe Association
Milwaukee
Santa Fe Ball Club
Albuquerque
George Fisher
Whitehead
Murray
Crawford
Santa Fes
New Mexico
Albuquerques
Capt. Dallas
Eugenie
Letitia Bonaparte
Duke of
Aostra
Prince Imperial
Great Scheme Forming The American Meat Company
Three men Stephen W. Dorsey Ozro A. Hadley and Joseph W. Dwyer form The American Meat Company in New Mexico with 250 000 shares at 100 each and 25 000 009 capital. They plan cattle and meat transport nationwide including Mexico and other territories with Deming New Mexico as principal office and a New York branch. Directors list includes notable names and at least one third NM residents. The charter runs fifty years from July 21 1888.
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Stephen W. Dorsey
Ozro A. Hadley
Joseph W. Dwyer
Territory
New Mexico
American Meat Company
United States
Republic of Mexico
Ormond Hammond, Jr
Baltimore
John H. Lagher
J. O. Moss
Robert J. Ingersoll EE. C. Converse
J.S. Cox
W. Howard Glder
Chas. E. Coon
M. S. Paton
D. M. Ripley
New York
O. A. Hadley
J. W. Dwyer
D. C. Holcomb
Chas. H. Dana
Sigmund Lindauer
Deming
Grant
Notary Record of Signatures July 21 1888
A dated closing statement with the signatures of Stephen W. Dorsey Ozro A Hadley and Joseph Dwyer set forth on the 21st day of July in the year 1888. The brief record records formal hand seals by the named individuals acknowledging the document.
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United Labor
Dakota
Wahpeton
L. D. Elmer
Pretty Mary Karbel
Bois de Sioux
Miller
Breckenridge
Elmer
United Labor Party
Salt Lake
Utah
Silver City
Idaho
Robert Henderson
Snake River
Pittsburg
Joseph Welch
East End
Riverside
B. L. Wood
San Francisco
North China Daily News
Juanita
Gough Island
Chemulpo
Corea
Courtland
Dorsey, Hadley, and Dwyer
Stephen W. Dorsey, Ozro A. Hadley, Joseph Dwyer
Territory of
N. M
Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of New Mexico
First National Bank
the Legislative Assembly of
Congress of the United States
WM. W. Griffin
Sentale
Solomon
Spiegelberg
San Francisco Street
Edgewood & Guckenheimer
Andd Imported
Wines & Gigars
Vicente Mares
Plaza
Santa Fe, NM
C. M. Creamer
AMD
G. M. Crkaamer
Santa Fex
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
Second National Bank
L. Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
J. R. Hudson
Santa Fe, N. M
J. H. Sloan
Griffin Block
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ollie Washi
Luis E. Alarid
Box
Nova, Santa Fe, N. M
GT Michael's College
of the
Christian Schoola
Cere Eeneese
Brother Botulph
St. Michael's College, Santa Fe
General Merchandise
Herlow’s
Abe Golda
H. A. Linn
Axp
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