Notice on Credit Policy at Munson and McNamara
The notice from Munson and McNamara at 123 to 127 N Main Street states that no further goods will be charged to customers who do not pay accounts promptly on the first of the month. It warns that charges made will be due the following month and that delinquents may be refused credit if not paid when collectors call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munson & McNamara
Ford
Surat
Tevin Mdiotatt
Oolliston
Layatinga
Ciileen
Anerina
Iinetpa
Teprewatatvy
Risops
Shiva
Sutton
Sutton Bom Cablary Slovwsege
Saab
Ies
Trimmed hats sale cuts prices for July 4th
Hats marked down to half price with hats at 5 dollars, 4 dollars, and 6 dollars reduced to 2, 3, and 4 dollars respectively. The sale ends July 4 and all stock will be closed. Numerous customers expect bargains on trimmed hats.
Millinery Sale Promises Vast Price Reductions
Munson & McNamara announce drastic cuts with all millinery at half price or less. The patchwork text also covers storms, labor issues, and various brief notices including miners strikes, court hearings, and public notices, reflecting a chaotic ledger of events and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munson & McNamara
Ottawa Chautauqua closes with prominent speakers
Ottawa Kan June 2 the Chautauqua assembly ended after a grand day honoring Grand Army and state figures. Notables including Senator Ingalls Corporal Tanner Governor Humphrey ex Governor Anthony and others spoke on Kansas resources pensions and war reminiscences. Over 20 000 attendees were served as organizers plan larger next year events.
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Ottawa
Kan
Chautauqua Assembly
Ora
Corporal Tanner
Soratar Humpncey
Perkins at Guthrie exposes Oklahoma policy champion
Grim Oklahoma June 2 in Guthrie congressman for the Third District of Kaunas, father of the Oklahoma clauses of the Indian appropriation bill, arrives to thunderous welcome. A 5,000 strong crowd at government area hears Perkins praise peace and order, criticizes Cherokee commission, and outlines support for settlement talks as the nation progresses. He departs Guthrie for Oswego and Washington after a day of high honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grim
BW. Perkins
Kaunas
Oklahoma
Guthrie
George D. Orner
Ross
Judge Perkins
Land Office
Cherokee Commission
Trout Perkins
Oswexo
Washington
Test case on prohibition law to reach Supreme Court
A June 23 docket notes a test case on prohibition era liquor sales in Okalo, Marshall county. W. Faulkner, agent for a local liquor house, faces six counts of illegal sales. he contends the law’s constitutionality should affect judgments, while new corporate charters and various local incidents follow in a cluttered Leavenworth Leavenworth city page.
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Se Rowling
Liquoir
Donuz
la Nebraska
Rawims
Kansas
War for Revenue in Haiti Aboard Prince Wilhela
On the steamship Prince Wilhela arriving from Haiti, New York resident GB Nikronva recounts Haiti's civil conflict. He reports Hippolyte’s advancing forces near Port au Prince, demoralized Legitime troops, and prior government cash misappropriations by generals and war officials. He notes U.S. and European evacuees returning, and a special handling of a ransom-like demand tied to a ship’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Wilhela
Hayti
GB. Nikronva
Legitime
Hippolyt
Leguine
Mr. Nilson
General Piquant
Grand Saline
Port du Prince
Russ Prophet
Portua Prince
Nilsan
Clyde
Cama
Castain Kellogg
United States
Ossiper
Legitie
Gonaives
Kellogg
A Good Week in Trade and Markets Review
Dun and Co reports a week of strong general trade with 3 percent year on year increase in clear house totals. Wheat up two cents while corn and oats dip slightly, coffee prices fall, pork nudges higher. money market steadier with confident mood despite gold exports.
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New York
Jane
FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND KANSAS MATTERS IN DC APPOINTMENTS
The president announced several assignments including Frederick Douglass as minister and consul general to Tinyth, James G. Wright as Indian agency agent in Dakota, Daniel M. Kansdstl as U S marshal for the District of Reevice, and Captain Meredith of Chicago as chief of the bureau of engraving and printing. Kansas figures appear in promotions and anticipated posts, with Senator Plumb interceding on Wichita and western Kansas candidates and concerns over Indian affairs.
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Wasaryotos
Stine S
Frederick Deriglas
District of Columbia
Meided
United States
James G. Wright
Hlineis
Rosetad
Dakota
Daniel M. Kansdstl
Indiana
Oe H. Cook
Cine
Kansas
Waseivetos
Maggie P. Leons
Fulton
RK Rankie
Lawrence
Ralsehoots
Kan
Indian Bureau
John A. Andersen
Moaroe
Wesk
Geance P Certix
Jusgrove
Marian Fulmer
Jou Bieta Ie Marae
Christian Reel Hetbens
P. Kercheval
Martin V. Whetaell
George H. Messer
Win J Privat
Itetite Gor TP Mage
Nathan
Weather
Ite Isnize
Win M- von
Eto Lenefi
Cornelius Filies
Amelie
Elmont Thomprots
John Hangin Lavina
Peter A. Hoskins
Dilworth Mussa Isles
Lorengo F Pratt
Mary Hiwand
Henry M. Pawltig
Tks
Bae
Milmies
Fit Holding
Range
Strange Funeral Ceremonies And Vandalism At Cemeteries
A fragmented report describes funeral rites and grave disturbances at Oak Forest cemetery. Men and women in mourning, undertakers, and pallbearers participate as officials note a cast of characters. Witnesses report workers removing stems and vandalism appears tied to a wider disturbance in the parish.
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Seertary Sohpson
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Kenyesas
Andee Fuso
Picasen
Lilie June &Ketelver
Fordsee
Texas
Sige
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Tras
Coton
Ron
Peiple
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Renee
Walt
Betins
Todtheex
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Crome
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Cotton Seed OI Trust
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Wibbtows
Sonacivatt
Pern
Fae
Wba
Peapererts
George W. Waite
Ehlon
Parnell Commission
Parnell Commision
Mrae
Shober's
Douglas Ave
Ottawa Chautaugua
Iile
Ingalls
Perkins
Supreme Court of Kansas
Trieks A
Syetem Capital
de Cada
Welllara
Eghes of
Cirp
Te Boones Ao
Meunier Ranks
Cacea Buryaia
Kas
Dan
Cael
Goctierwood
Ama’ Jng
Coarie
Svenacond Hyas
Carlotta Patts
Pats, Juse S
Carlotta
Faith
Leavenworth
Leavexports
Susie Ellis
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Adams Express Company
Metropolitan Police Commissioners
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Maershal
Moses
Ian Oe E.P. Wilson
Minal Tee Cesene Penta Coe Gyrosco Company
Kansas Ciy
Cou St
Express
Thomas Plowman
United States Commie Atoner
Edwin Webber
Thirteenth Infantry
Louise Harkey
Crrr
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly
Union Depot
Emporia Schools
Eyronia
M. E
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Music County
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Euronis
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Hull
Pronicker
Johnnie Woodward
Larned
Lanxro
Kaun
Jude S—W. IL
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Laduus
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Jefferson City
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Remurder
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Jerytais City
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Joe
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Buroa
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FeLi
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Visibies
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Iapas Room
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South Bend
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Washington County
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PH Lane Lina
Jane —Thomas Ew
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Woodstock Collage
Howand County
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Society of Jesus
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Pinteberg
Ile
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Livy
Matar
Frederick Douglass
Meredith
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Hayes
Fairmount
Wasutsoros
Patent Office
James A. Carr
Misouri
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Missouri
White House
Nichulle
Bork
Kilenin
Becker
Kilrein
el Leutsiana
McBiury
Urienne
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Ieee
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Lind
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