California whisky land and steamship notes headline roundup
The item mix reports a California whisky operation eyeing Mexico markets, Obie and California Oil with land riches in West Virginia, and legislative shifts. It notes emigrant totals, a Stockholm stock exchange fire, a London collision lawsuit, and a Kansas G A R leader’s family illness. Also mentions post office receipts, a Ohio GOP convention, royal coronation pages, a burglary case, price hikes in meat markets, and railroad electric line plans from Sioux City toward Jackson.
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California
New York
Republic of Mexico
Obie and
California Oil Company
West ‘Virginia
Obie
Jobe J. Lenis
Congress
Leav Drewen
Coronel Frederick Driscoll
St Paul Pioneer Py
Btockholm
Sweden
London
J. & Judd
Las Veman
Otra
Walker
Wen
Fort Scott Kanada
J. B. Remington
Kansas G. A. R
Boston
trena-Allant
Ohio
Athens
Cragran Tan Charles 1
Grovenor
Grosvenor
John
Sargent
Bein
Peter Perley Lowe
Govarmior Lowe
Jaws
Keokuk
Liverpool
England
Butchers’ Association
MARES NEWS BRIEFS DETAIL LOCAL EVENTS
A wide array of notes from Kansas including political arrests, court nominations, and public works. Reports cover Geeta Lu being arrested on weapons transport charges, Judge Lobdell’s renomination, and the Concordia Ice Company forming with capital. Also noted are teacher appointments, land office actions, church cornerstone ceremonies, library funding, federal post office route plans, and Missouri delegates heading to Charleston for Missouri Day events.
Oklahoma Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Legal Actions
Oklahoma Briefs report a mix of local notices and court actions. Items include roadwork and public projects near Curtis, a post office status update in Kiowa and Comanche counties, rural delivery changes, a murder conviction in a district court, and a landmark injunction targeting Crowder in the Choctaw nation. The piece notes officials, locations, and ongoing disputes over land and town development in the region.
Indian Territory Briefs and Obituary Notes
Judge Stockton of Muskogee dies aged 63 after thirteen years as a leading territory attorney. Former Georgia legislator and mayor of Sherman, Texas, he moved west to Testa. South McAlester hosts grand conclave with Grand Commander Walrond presiding. officers elected include Hailey, Williams, Bryans, Francia, and Bowman. Delegates discuss clergy and moral concerns in a brief exchange, while Cuban troop notes and housing issues appear in scattered items from the same page.
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Stockton
Fears
Muskogee
Territory
Georgia
Testa
Sherman
Indian Territory
South McAlester
T. Walrond
Comos
D. M. Hailey
Bouth McAlontor
D. M. Williams
Bouth Bente
J. Bryans
Muskogen
Francia
Tucknees
F. Bowman
Ardmore
Wealthy men and farmers fund horse warms and wild game plans
A local magnate W. J. Knapp near the Freeport line with a Wo property attracts interest from animal breeders across regions. He finances a venture to propagate wild game animals and ranch practices drawing attention from various farms and bidders along the Uy Northwestern railway corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knapp
Freeport
Uy & Northwestern Railway
Uncertain labor census notes in Berlin and varied items
A fragmented report cites a Berlin labor census showing about 76 000 wholly unemployed men and 40 000 partly employed, with references to colonial work ideas and multiple disparate notices including shipwrecks and business attestations, all from a late 19th century paper.
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Berlin
Toid
Doctor’s Cure Claims Rupture Success Letters
A promotional appeal by a physician offers testimonials from former rupture patients and guarantees a cure. Readers are invited to correspond, consult free by mail or in person, and to pay nothing until cured. Names and letters from patients are cited as evidence of reliability and methods.
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Aear
Acta
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O Hall
Wabash Orders Rail for Western Lines Ahead of World’s Fair
Wabash Railroad places orders exceeding three million dollars for boiler proof rails and six thousand tons of steel rails to equip western lines. Construction and track improvements begin to be ready for the World's Fair in St Louis, with rail delivery and project timing set by President Joseph Ramsey and the Kansas City office managing ticketing and operations. The company forecasts a surge in service to handle expected visitors and notes strong earnings growth in the current fiscal year through January.
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IMPRO
de Wabash
Erie
Pittaburg
St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey
Whismye
Pittsburg
Wabarh
Kanna City
Ninth and
Delaware Street
HN. Garland
A Worthy Physician Honored by Readers
An advertisement extols Dr. G. M. Branaman of 100 East Eleventh Kansas City Missouri as a top specialist with fifteen years in the city. It claims he cures many and tells incurable cases honestly, offers free consultation, and promises a book on his new treatment with referrals from 5,000 Kansas City residents and others nationwide.
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Joseph P. Dean
Topeka
Beni
Deppelt
Cross Bank
Emporia
G. M. Branaman
East
Kansas City
Frawley star Benjamin Howard to seek court relief
Judge Benjamin Howard of the Frawley company attempted suicide in his Galt Lake apartment by taking two ounces leudapum and slashing his left wrist. Despondency over ill health is blamed. he was with James O Neill last season and doctors saved his life.
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Benjamin Howard
Frawley Company
Galt Lake
Alaat
Loward
James O'Neill
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