Pioneer Priest Deffourl Dies in Las Vegas 1862 Topeka Founder
Fr. Deffourl founder of Church of Assumption died in Las Vegas New Mexico after founding a Topeka parish. The article traces his arrival in spring 1862, his role in establishing the church and school system, and notes his influence on Leavenworth and the surrounding community amid years of pastoral leadership.
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Fasher Peover
Tepela
Las Vegas
New Bexico
Toren
Hid
Slehop
Rane
Making of Actors Popullar Facts Concerning Great Stage People
Popuwar facts on leading actors and families. Notable names include Booths Wallacks Jeffersons Davies Dewey Drew Morettier and Duro. The writer cites lineage and talent trends, noting hereditary patterns and shifting reputations in dramatic circles.
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Hillary Bett
New York Press
Crerum Clarke
Edwin Bath
Wallacks
Tung
Auikstwa
Jeffersons
Truzimgere
Dewey
Eider
M. Maurice Ee
Uim
Arama
Rowshun
Sory
Ellembeth Duro
Gerteaine
Tiberlia Weseening
Terry
heVerel
Manila Death List From War Hospitals
Death toll list from hospitals includes names of soldiers with units and dates March to April. Entries reference multiple infantry companies across 18th 28th 1st 41st 48th and 52nd regiments, plus cavalry and hospital corps. Names like Beneke Murst Rewan Onsen and Wy Cowell appear with March or April dates.
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Ail
Harry M. Herstek
Msearad Ay 1St Infantry
Martin Kyste Apri
Lorepany Ts
James Wy Cowell
Copay
Sth
2232
Frank Oatelly
Stth
Witrea Valle
Ex Gov Taute links to Taylor case in Kentucky trial
In Frankfort April 1 ex Governor Taute testified in the Garnet Lipsey case, detailing a conversation with Captain Riley about Willerton Coe murders. He cited Brad-ley’s claims and described how Riley allegedly discussed warnings to the governor and potential cover ups. The testimony touched on the timing of statements and whether witnesses had been called, as the court weighed Riley and Lipsey’s roles and possible links to Taylor’s administration.
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Frankfort
W. O. Tautie
Taylor
Garnet Eee
Eith
Bradiey
Riley
Ulate Capitol
Rodnay
Tayler Paloe
Witneas
Tannor
Bradley
W. H. Yost
Winther de Celpeen
Combel
Witowse
Denise
Golders
Finny Culige
Cosbel
Ant Wieley
Culton
Finley
Getenee
Eisley
Pean Vaa
Pigeon Butchery Bill Framed in Albany to Curb Pigeons
Indignation over the wholesale slaughter of pigeons at Interstate Park spurs a proposed bill by William Dutcher and Ralph Waldron Trine of the American Humane Society. The measure makes pigeon shooting for amusement or marksmanship a misdemeanor and repeals the Christian law permitting practice shoots. It aims for quick introduction in both legislature houses by Assemblyman Bennett and Senator Slater, with Governor to be urged. Supporters say broad popular backing ensures passage ahead of adjournment.
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New York
Tribune
Albany
Sara
Tater Male Park
William Dutcher
Ralph Walds ‘Trine
American Humane Society
Abeembieyman Bennett
Slater
Dutcher
Trihh
Hin
Tite
Pamidge
Rina
Cattlemen Warned on Government Fence Removal
Special agents notify western Kansas cattlemen that all fences enclosing government land must be torn down by May 1. Secretary Hitchcock's order implies initial class, but cattlemen expect a grace period. Removal will open large river basins and force cattle from vast herds to move from the state.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Hitchcock
Chinastans River
Test of Field Guns at Sandy Book Wuine Time in May
Washington April 11 Preparations are underway for an extensive test of field guns at San dy Book Wuine tine in May. The War department seeks the best time for equipment and ordnance testing under Lt Gen Miles and a panel including Gen Wilson Gen Buffington Colt Rodycem Randoph Henderson and other artillery experts.
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Washington
Sandy Book
War Department
Miles
Wilson
Buffington
Ourdpunch
Colt Rodycem
Randoph
Arilliery
Ienre
Henderson
Board of Ordnance
Free
Cliltedot
Freedom
Fresnh
Portrait of Tilden New York April Gifts to Public Library
Fragmented OCR depicts gifts to the New York Public Library including portraits and works. The text lists donors such as James and others and notes a portrait of Mr Tilden presented to the library with possible reference to a ceremony or display.
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New York
New York Public Library
Janerecines
Frie
Charles
Wien
Ronan
Ieee
Pit
Transit notes misspellings and odd route claim
A garbled transit item mentions the Zenith Valley raildestrouted limited trains from Tallitalo and Chicago to the West via Niagare, with references to New York and Anton car service. The fragmentary text reads as a travel notation or timetable snippet with unclear terminology and locations.
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Zenith Valley
Tallitalo
Chicago
West
Niagare
New York
Anton Car Service
Im Carte
Degree Staff Club To Host Friday Evening Entertainment
A local fraternal council chapter announces a Friday evening gathering with entertainment. The notice offers a playful, nonsensical blurb about “Take Hromelines” and various names, claiming a cure for a cold in one dose, with a lighthearted tone and a small admission price.
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Council No. 50
Gregan Ars
Ripley Trial Proceedings Echo Frankfort Courtroom Turmoil
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 11 the Garnett D. Ripley trial resumed with the defendant led away by his wife amid a court order compelling Western Union at Eminence to produce all telegrams involving Hipsey from last year. Witnesses described tense exchanges and questioned the timing of alleged conversations regarding Governor Goebel and Taylor, with testimony about crates and military paraphernalia and a tense atmosphere surrounding the vote and assassination aftermath.
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Frankfort
Garnett D. Ripley
Western Union Telegraph Office
Hipsey
JW. Ferguson
Supe
Gendel Wight
Milo
Ginebel
Sanford
la Goebel
Ferguson
Willian Crawford
Perewron
Journeey
W. A. Jones
Ripley
Eminence
Urey
Jones
Oneal
S. Vane Bi. Yost
Hradkey
Taylor
Mradkey
Mr. Bradley
Wan
Bradley
Yost
Charles
Finley
Vibery
Helene
Piolay
Jule
Spoeteed
Cocker
Howes
SudKe
Jack Chinn
Benetor Johnson
Orl Civ
Wooden
Wreck on Denver Rio Grande kills several near Eden
Train No 5 known as the Alpine Express left Pueblo at noon and was wrecked at Eden seven miles north. Several persons are reported killed with the death toll not yet confirmed.
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Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Eden
Death notices and committee lists from Denver dispatch
M'APEE HAS A PLACE. Denver April W President J W Spritane heads National Live Stace committee lists spanning Denver Neb Rock Springs Chicago and many others. Death of Enos E Stow noted with brief obituary lines and fading details from Cleveland residence.
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Denver
Colo
Spritane
HH. Robinson
M. A Dhaugherty
Bidney
Nebr
Pinmoth
yo _ Mortimer Batapette
Fayette
Meadville
J-C. Huei
Panta City
Harris
Marshalltown
Chiro
Acorn
Owlan
Bolet
Lauer Hc
Judson
Portland
England
Caro, Mich
Enos E Stow
Enos
Ben St Stow
Market Report Tovay's Abe Sete Crop Prices Decline
Market report notes softer wheat prices after yesterday gains. Demand and receipts show improved activity in the May market with government figures cited as influential. Corn trading mixed with nearby weakness and slight gains at closing. Local receipts and regional car counts cited. forecasts reference seasonal demand and expert analysis.
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Lieesina
Minneapolis
Dulwth
Strane
St Mayo
Chicago Live Stock Market and Grain Report
Chicago live stock markets show demand for wethers and calves with prices around 0.95 per unit. Wheat and corn futures indicate cautious activity with North Central receipts and southern feeds noted. market commentary suggests trade steady but awaiting clearer signals from government reports.
Chesterfield Market Entries Amid Odd OCR Fragments
OCR text fragment shows scattered market items and vendor notes. It references butter market sugar and dairy items, with incomplete names and prices, suggesting a noisy listing page rather than a cohesive report.
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Father Deffourl
Church of Assumption
Horch
Topeka
Eighth Avenue
Jackson Street
Defftouri
Leavenworth
Siett Pasarre
Tamidew
Dasacrick
Peuvine Ming
Dirasia
Zeslie Carter
Oberd
Terry Te
Eigeke
Bat Sarah
Embarde
Clasy Loftus
Sothern
Lendiie
Mathver
Lulita
Claey
Virkinki Hiroe
Maou
Dlen
Mrohmen
Clesy Lefine
Virgil Harned
Manila
W. Bradley
New York Legislature
Interstate Park
American Hurmane Society
Tilden
Newark Public Library
Goobel
Eden, Colo
M’apee
National Live Stock Association
Tovay’s Market Report
Saar
Ats Jaw
Tohwane
Feawely Eile
Sagietat
Eanass Otty
Kansan
Figne
Tim Eagh Texane
Texas
Gu Deraan
Tancho
Fey
Rupe
Wereal
Ituetton Sarr
Coty
Ko Baber
Aradel
Gorn
Texhigis
Peontpag
Ping
FR. Galt
Tveke
Sas Oti
Manhattan
B. Pac
Sant
Atvertiee
Auman Bouitery
Icon
Kansas Ave
Dart
Pauls
Mary Pnd
Aventis Journal
Jonae
Maral
Lahorne
Rehara
Bate
Bation
Sinan
Western Avenue
Chesterfield
York
Prine Mer
Epehaney Beuitivers Rman Ros
Bs eeesoEs
Fear
Fee
Bent
Jean
Tf Moctud
Keame
Capomary
Quincy
Dresumaeing School
Siiranton
Huron St
James D Hayden
Duwaler
Atork
Wateaes Din
Tmondh
Etiverwart
Ioven Excaimined
Apertadten
Physicians and Surgeons
Barnih
Ali
Dean Stra Smale
Fran Ty Denys
al Pears
Cacarieuer
Yank Vantiees
Sa East Furh
Felephone
Erenees
Elie
Chiarpecen
Auc
Feealin
Shonists
Osteopatay
Terqa Hardy
Luhapet
Atoat
Laney
Oe Amas
Fea Ese
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