21 May 1896
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1896
Page
1
A fragment invites recipients to visit Shane galleries to obtain framed cabinet sets. It mentions Mrs. Shane at the old home gallery near the river and Capt. J. B. Shane at Iron Clacton South Massachusetts Street, claiming free frame tickets as an incentive.
May 18 dispatch reports McKinley matter still the focus among delegates and party factions. Anger surfaces over report tone and publication, with some Democrats criticizing the advisory board for naming only Republican presidential nominees.
The Greer Decres Ie Hae Unieqnitive ly finders Its Principles. A report adopts a Republican nominating process and lists several candidates including William T. Allison Thomas Ellwood Lloyd of Pennsylvnia Shenny M Collom and Teadtey of Kentucky. The document notes party members must support candidates and mentions a deputy appointment and pages bearing on the matter.
Platt visited Washington to meeting with Senator Quay at his residence. They offered no information on the conference outcome beyond noting it occurred during May, while reports describe Reserve damage and unsettled conditions in the region.
For forty one years Wood Ward's has served as the headquarters for Window Glass, sustaining its role as a central hub for the glass trade and local business in the district.
A rough report describes a murder scene where a man and his two sons were found dead after a confrontation. A shooter then fled the area while local investigators pursue a suspect, a young farmer named Louis Ition, linked by a troubled love triangle and parental opposition.
A large fire struck Atlanta May 18 just before 11 PM in a block around the Southern railway tracks and Prior Decatur and Collins streets. The Markham house adjacent to the Union depot, a famed hotel, was destroyed. The total loss on the Markham house block is about 400000 dollars, largely insured.
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