Palmer Couple Take Villa at Newport Resort
Potter Palmer and wife of Chicago have rented the Arleigh Villa at the Summer Resort in Newport, occupying the Parkview and Bridle avenues area. They plan to arrive mid July and stay through September, hosting social events as they did last season. Julie Grant, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Fred Grant, is expected to join them again near August.
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Potter Palmer
Arleigh
Chicsay
Leorn
Parktr
Brlhevue
Fray
Ena
Jule
Fie Palmers
Mise
Julie Grant
Fred Grant
Pullman Car Case Upholds Negro Passenger Rights
Galveston March 1 The court of appeals affirms the ruling in Prilmon Palace Car Company v. Cait on a ticket for a specific coach. The appellate court holds a rider with a ticket for a separate car does entitle a passenger to similar seating if the Pullman car company assigns seats accordingly.
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Pullman
Galveston
Court of Fit Appeata
Tower Court
Prilmon Palace
Cangany
W. Cait
Meyer
Dinde
Garnaines
Cure Nervous Dyspepsia with Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets
A Indianapolis bookkeeper Mr W Sharper writes that nervous dyspepsia plagued him four years and resisted other remedies. He reports Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets cured his symptoms, improved appetite and energy, and he recommends the medicine for stomach weakness. all druggists sell full sized packages.
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Bobamgirton
AW. Sharpe
Indianapalm
Ind
Stuart
Tam Ghantis
Fiest
Mer
St. Indianapilis
Stearns
Was his name Quantrell in lawrence history
The Lawrence World recounts Billy Hughes asserting the bandit Quantrill’s name, not Quantrell, emerged from folk history. He recalls Charlie Hart as an innocent home teacher turned gang leader involved in slave theft in Missouri, and explains the name evolution toward Quantrell as an easy shift among frontier settlers.
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Lawrences
Billy" Hughes
Quantrett
Hughes
Charlie Hart
Hart
Missouri
Foundain Lnd
Ifughes
Weriginny
Bir Hughes
Funeral of Mrs Lantry at Church of Assumption
The funeral of Mrs Mary Lantry wife of Charles J Lantry was held this morning at the Church of the Assumption. An audience of friends attended. The remains were enclosed in a handsome casket and floral offerings were elaborate. The regular church choir sang mass and the cardinal conducted the Catholic service. Attending priests from Abilene and Tora remain assisted. The remains were taken to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin for burial in the family vault with relatives accompanying.
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Sire Mary Later- Lantry
Charles J. Lantry
Church of the Assumption
Hicht
Father Heyden
Father Leary
Abilene
Hey. O'Connor
Toremaine
Powell Claytons Says Yes St Louis March 12 1859
General Powell Clayton of Arkansas arrived in St Louis on his return from Washington. A written humor tag after his name said minister to Mexia. Asked if the rumor was true he replied Yep. He said he believes the president will appoint Tid to succeed General Ransom as minister to Mexico.
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St. Louis
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
St. Lewis
Washington
Clayton
Mexia
Tid
Ransom
Biexies
Bank of Commerce Move in Kansas City
Bank of Commerce reports near completion of swap trading Auditorium Property for Journal Building. Terms agreed, pending Dr Woods signature from Hot Springs. Remodeling plans envision first floor demolition into a premier banking and shopping area with Thance On Tenth Street to be closed.
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Kansas City
Bank of Commerce
Woods
Hot Spruga
Dulldine
Tenth Street
Kansas City Park Plan Seeks Forty Acre City Project
Kansas news reports a plan to convert about forty acres on Loomis farm in the southeast of the city into a park with bathing boating skating a base ball and football facilities plus a saltwater bath. The concept envisions Winfileds doctors and specialists serving a health resort with medicinal waters and therapeutic baths attracting visitors from across the country.
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Muron
Sttcme
Loomis Farm
Phyxad
Clas
Geula Springs
Winfeht
Sunesons
Eby
Winfield
Blue Rapids Jointists Fined and Jailed in Drouth Crackdown
In Blue Rapids, officials wage a war on questionable joint activity as drought times loom. William Wilhite faces $408 in fines and jail. Woodford Heedy is fined 190 and sent to county jail for selling lager. Frank Fulton owes 100 in fines and faces county time. He was convicted for seven counties and jailed 60 days, then paroled after partial service. Mrs Fulton, unable to pay, is jailed in default.
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Blue Rapids
Drouth
William Wilhite
Woodfurd Heedy
Frank Fulton
Fulton
Sevim
Gweertior Morrill
Our Mate
Haar
Jal
Iir
Petrified Turtles Found Near Carbondale Whimsy
March 1 at Carbondale Samuel Rooks reports unusual quarrying near his farm east of town. Blasts reveal curios including petrified leaves and vines and a startling three foot stone piece with layered Eranite crystal cores. Water-filled black heads noted in nodules.
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Samuel Rooks
Mir
John
Nature
Smokes a Duze's Pipe from Duke of Wellington trade
Anthony Illinois a remarkable pipe with a strong history. Bob Gibbon from England met Mr Horton and gifted the meerschaum pipe once owned by the Duke of Wellington. The lineage runs to Comrade Horton via Gibbon’s grandfather and father. The aged pipe remains notably sweet.
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Clerk Horton
Anthony
Wellington
Anthony, Maren Il—Ouny
Bob Gibbon
England
Mr Horton
Duke of Wellington
Mr. Gibbon
Horton
Saline County Bonds Declared Strong and Sound
Saline County Treasurer McAdams says most school districts in Saline County carry bonds that are sound and backed by property values. Interest on the Saline county school bonds has never been defaulted, with nine districts carrying small indebtedness and the overall bonded debt diminishing in coming years.
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Saline County
Salina
Snre
Saline
Unty
McAdams
Jerk Areas
Saline County Wedding of Carlson and Johnson at Assaria
The marriage of Charles Carlson of Deer Trail, Col., and Elizabeth Johnson of Assaria was held Wednesday evening in Assaria. About 20 friends and relatives attended, with guests from Saline, McPherson, Sandsbore and nearby towns. The bride, a popular young woman, formerly served as postmistress at Assaria.
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Charles Carlson
Elizabeth Johnson
Assaria
Salina
Falipe
Elizabeth J. Johnson
Assaris
Deer Trail
Col
Saline
McPherson
Sands— Bore
Salime Enanty
Aseuria
Justice Courts at McPherson Battle Authority Conflict
Fragments recount McPherson legal clashes as Justice Burns faces assault with intent to kill charges. Heithecker injures City Marshal Daniels during arrest and later secures bail. county attorney changes, district court notes, and unclear prosecution path amid legal maneuvering.
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M McPherson
McPherson
James McVes
Canton
Hetbecker
Daniels
Telbecker
Heimarom
HW. Burns
Er Gah
Burns Herd Hettécker
Triad
Galle
Burns
Hsibhecker
Alex S. Hendry
Gane
Hendry
Burrs
Champion Checker Man Calls Out Real Players
A Leavenworth notice urges a famed checker rival to challenge any top player worldwide, claiming years of strain from playing weak opponents. It mentions a March 12 date and local sponsor R. & Alpin, with a separate Washington report that the National Soldiers' Home board will hold a March special session on reforms following congressional investigation.
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Maron
Orchre Verlus
R. & Alpin
Leavenworth
The
National Soldiers’ Home
Washington
Franklin
ACE
Bansae Jubilee Adjudicated in Hutchinson May
Hutchinson reports rising interest in the Bansae Musical Jubilee to be held in May. Professor Allan H. Spencer of the American Conservatory of Chinese will adjudicate the instrumental department this year and will give two solo recitals on May 18 and May 28.
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Hutchinson
Allan H. Spencer
American Conservatory of Chinese
Root Aid
Spencer
Railroad Brotherhood Funds Show Deficit in 1894 Record
Terre Haute March 12 forces shift as agitation grows over the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Membership appears under 13,000 active on railroads with 15,000 nonmembers. Grand lodge salaries and expenses exceed receipts for eleven months, highlighting a deficit and calls for investigation amid disputed figures from the Toronto and Harrisburg conventions. Local dispatches report broader railroad activity and equipment orders, while Mexican Central issues orders for engines and cars.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Pecorte
Galveston
Grand Lodge
Toronto
G_ S&T
F_ W_ Arnold
T. V
Pmonths
Theo
Debs
Capell
E. D. Seller
A. Bennett
Miss Austermiller
Mont Ling
Oakley
Advise Magazine
Market Report From Daily Grain and Livestock Prices
A detailed market roundup reports quiet corn and dull wheat with slight price moves. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices are listed along with representative sales and regional market notes, including Kansas City and Chicago actions and shipping trends.
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Ansas City
Kanak City
Marci
Texas
Bned Ttareca
Sanwa
York“S
Cogiss
Grain Markets Show Mixed Signals Across America
New York reports show four ports and trading activity with mixed gains and losses. Chicago notes heavy selling and price shifts across wheat, corn, and pork futures as traders react to sparse demand and inventory concerns.
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Tate
Bate
New York
Chicago
Roblin
Rink
Henty A
Wobinson
Sim
Trail
Pan Lake Shore
New York Central
Rvat San
Santé Weber
Com Stemly
Scalperan
Prin
Kansas City
Rooke
WW. & Co
Trenton
Duluth
Lew Dunbean Formarnad
Tetapere
Baldwin
Liverpe
Told Towers
Nenad
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Newport
Peerless
West Sth
Am Inapolie Gentemas
Quantrell
Powell Claytons
Mexico
Kansas City Journal
Kansas News
McPherson Courts
Bins Rapids
Vna Carbondale Weil
J. H.weiselifer
Union Pacific
Deer Trail, Co
Justice
Beloit
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Soldiers’ Home Board
Kansas
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John Cochran
Greenwich
Freud
Wie
Dita
Marshall County Subbard School Association
J. W.thomas
Tg W. Dingmen
Bear Rapids
John Drennan
Cofpryville
Geo
Huff
Great Bend
Smith
Pawnew Rack
My. Crumpiat
Twn
Mra Smith
Crumpton
Duine
Platte Counts
Prant Garrison
Frank Wicked
Stager
Gov
Leety
Phere
Kniss
Mitegard
United Suatex
W. Morrill
Homer
Garrison
HOVE
T. C Sawyer
Nope Bank
C. A. Stannard
J. Af Ketchersid
Afr Ketchersid
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Rae
Waterville
Frankfort
Railroad News
Brotherhood
Harrisburg
G. M. Sargent
G. M. Mannahan
SV. GM
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Beaver
J. W. Dean
Santa Fe
la Junta
Aloany
California
Mexican Central
City of Mexico
Harket
Preas
Serreniente
Steacy
Vestentoy
Liverpool
Yeatehiayis Wemoral- Batlan
Stas
Eash
Chicago Livestock Mark
Anne
Kensis
Ower
Goodwin & Chamberlin
Arpentina
India
Alan Tt Milion
Bevi
Joe Ripe
Merfial
J.P. Mormus
Azzin
Fomne
Okigani
Mtynnaltas
Omaha
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Sveraxe
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