Mormon Prophet John Taylor mourned by Salt Lake Herald
The Salt Lake Herald notes the Mormon leader John Taylor as head and prophet mourned for the third time in his life. It reflects reverence for him and sympathy at retirement to avoid arrest, while hinting prosecutions might have altered fate. The paper also relates Dr Willard Richards account of Carthage and Joseph Smith’s death, with militia patrols and revolver claims.
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Salt Lake
Menioning
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Herald
Taylor
Willard Richard
Old Carthage
Joseph Smith
Tenois
Carthage
Richard
Ion
Joe Smith
Joe
le Possesson
Rail rumors puff Wichita as Santa Fe St Frisco link grows
A flurry of private telegrams and railroad talk centers on Wichita becoming the hub of a vast Santa Fe System in southern Kansas. Reports claim Santa Fe plans direct lines to St Louis and Texas via Frisco ties, plus a possible $10,000,000 stock move. Officials deny details, but industry chatter says a merger or purchase is near, with Wichita poised to gain as a major western rail center. The essay also extols local boosterism, Herrington and Sawyer town growth, and distant mentions of Lincoln speeches and national issues.
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Wichita
Santa Fe
Kansas
St. Lonty
Topeka
Maatte
Frisco
Commonwealth of Sunday
Aage
Boston
Douta Sa
Banta Fe
Dispatch
Morrill
St St. Louis
Winslow
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Frisca
The
Prisco
Texas
Ihis
Jine Jong
Missouri Pacific
Eacue
Great Southwest
Bator
Basse
Herrington
Eaoth
Rock Island
Rock Island Maine
W. H. Tusten
M.r. Hite
Werrington
David Stevens
Marah Murdock
Rocky Island Line
5Th Cavalry
Ft. Riley
Fis
Reno
Sill
Ft. Elliott
G. F. Price
Col
Wade
Ft. Sill
Ohio
Peabody
Aspt. Price
Permittel
Old Apech
United States Cavalry
Marion
Lincolnville
Eamort the Exon
Norman Miller
P.B
Sawyer
Burton Car Works
Pratt County
Mulvane
Medicine Lodge
Coldwater
Pratt Center
Spivey
Arkansas Valley & Land Go
T. 8
Casey
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Josep
Byrnes
Elm Mills
G. W. Wenner
Suicide on a Kansas farm near Attica shocks community
The report states Tufus Dennis, a tenant five miles south of Attica, died by suicide after enduring poor health. Nearby towns note various local developments including new papers, bridge planning, college funding, and community events.
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Tufus Dennis
Attica
Caldwell
Kansas
Great Disso lution Sale Offers Quick Cash for Goods
A Dollar Saved is A Dollar Made. Wilson and Fox urge buyers to purchase dry goods at drastic discounts to rapidly reduce stock. The sale emphasizes sacrificing inventory to secure cash, claiming profits will come from moving items now and promising unprecedented inducements for future use.
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Messrs
Wilson & Fox
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Loms
Rigntwonth
Kinerna
Park
Dias
Mbektond
Drarwaies Gwairier
Grand Spurs Hall
Katmno
Om Raturcay
Maer
Uve Biszie Ceipal Commie
Joe Yudhe Canliman
Mournfexe
Democrat
Board of Trade
Ehaaig
Burton Ear
Topels Democrat
Hested
Tke
Eade
Vagran’s
Ling
Gettysburg
Plains
Buffalo Courier
News
J. A. Aéden
Smoky Valley News
Smoky Valley
Jotous
Wichita Daily Exact
Esou
Topeka Galles
Lerington Leader
Henry Ward Beecher
Leavenworth
Kanes
W. D. Rippey
Ooniphas County
Emporia
Masonic Temple
Kinsley
Olathe
Dr. Tenneson Bee
Newton
Larned
Lewis
North Topeka
Biste Gray
Missouri River
Choctaw Street
McPherson
Lancaster
Downs
Thomas County
Kaw
Han Sero
Ravenna
Garfield County
John Brattsch
Philadelphia
A. Katz, Prop
Starr Safe Company
Halls Patent Safes
Douglas Ave
Wichita, Kan
Chicago Lumber CO
1St ST
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and
Iron Sts
W. A. Smith
GEO, L. Pratt
GEO
D. Cross
Western Branch
Master Safe and Lock Co
SAFES
Bowen
FF Illes Maem
B. D. Allen
C. B Jones
Allen & Jones
Firebaugh
Douglas Av
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