Fusion victory seals Nebraska ticket in 1900s mood
Lincoln Aug night session between Democrats and Populists finalizes fusion state ticket after bitter debate. Shallenberger led Democrats for governor with Green as party governor, Goucher secretary of state, Mabee treasurer, Abbott attorney general. Populists name Canady auditor, Wolfe land, Watson school, Horst railway, Lavis Fuller, Fitzsimmons jobs.
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Lincoln
Neb
Herger
Euborgs A . Shallenbarger
Alma
Wil Tiompson
Grand Island
United States
Aenete
Tignals
Aghton Challenbarger
Wo B Green
Ceighton
Uarol R Goucher
Wahoo
Frank C Mabecek
Hastings
Li Abbott
Unclear OCR text prompts possible local item
Fragmentary passage mentions a district and election style terms but no clear event, names, or details to summarize into a coherent card. Requires readable content to identify persons organizations places and dates for a factual summary.
Not Patriotic Lawrence Women Club Urges Local Groceries
The Journal notes a Lawrence women’s club of wives of business people and clerks formed to promote buying from local stores and avoid mail order houses. It urges members to consider civic impact, taxes, church donations, and community contributions, asking how much mail orders benefit Lawrence and its merchants.
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Lawrence
Chicago
Kansas City
Suny
Meito
Setloos
Camp to disband after week at Rock Creek site
The YMCA boys camp on Rock Creek ends after a week with campers breaking camp tomorrow and walking into town. The plan to extend for another week failed due to insufficient leaders. The offer to the girls was also declined, leaving the camp closed.
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Association
Rock Creek
Lown
Fats and Leans Bowl Match Friday Evening
The Leans and Fats are set for a Friday evening bowling match at Sar chants alleys. Leans captain cites heat as a factor and names Gustafson Berger G F Loxman M Robinson Richardson as players. Fats lineup includes Barteldes Banks Brown Griggs Aibach and Gerhardt.
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Fats
Gustafson
Berger
F Loxman
M Robinson
Richardson
Barteldes
Banks Brown
Griggs
Aibach
Gerhardt
Canson Renominated at the Pater Atlas Museum event
The afternoon ceremony honored Joseph G Cannon with the renaming and dedication of the museum’s aviation wing. The event highlighted Cannon’s long service and leadership, praising the historic council’s decision and noting local support and attendance.
Heat is Intense as 100 Prostrations Mark Minneapolis Parade
Aug 1 Minneapolis reports extreme heat in a parade where over a hundred prostrations occurred, most victims being women. The Grand Army of the Republic began sessions addressing abolishing the canteen at the old soldiers home and a Wirz monument, amid opposition. Membership reached 235,423 with 4,205 deaths in the year ending January. Per capita dues discussed, possible increase from six to five cents.
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Aug. l
Gatt
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Tweedie
New York to San Francisco record attempt starts at Ilebraid Square
An effort to break the auto record from New York to San Francisco began at 3 o clock from Ilebraid Square. Chicago reporters Richard H Little and Christian D Hagerty are in the two cylinder car. Also noted is the serious illness of the wife of Vice Admiral Borestvenski in St Petersburg. The International Typographical Union session in Colorado Springs endorsed Hot Springs, Arkansas as next meeting site.
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H Little
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Colorado Springs
Aug
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Win Newmark's Odd Prospect Tale Recounts Paragorin Find
Return to the city after months away brings Newmark a warm welcome. A past tale from his pros pecting days describes a bottle of mud from William Schaake's hole tested for quality. Directors awaited the analysis as Newmark claimed a very good para gonorin sample.
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Win Newmark
Wino
Win
William Schaake
Wiedemanns and local business notes appear in menu and ads
The fragment lists flavors like Vanilla cream Chocolate strawberry and Maple ica cream plus Geangage tea and old wheat Hungarian four nine percent for 50 pounds at Masters. It notes Mead at Wiedemann's, and undertaker G. Bussing moving to 921 Mass Bt with telephone listings for Migs Matie Morgan and Jackson Building phones Bell 1428 Home 110.
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Ball
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Massacre and Convention Clash in Texas Two Events
Warsaw reports a massacre with four police sergeants seven gendarmes and four soldiers killed and many wounded as soldiers answer with volleys. In Dallas Democrats at a Texas Governor race convention fail to agree on a candidate with Campbell leading on the first ballot and no result on the second, Brooks dropped.
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Parsons
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Sullivan Has Friends in Chicago Aug. 11 Riot Charge at Transit Company
Chicago and New York briefs report under the new primary law twenty five congressional conventions in various districts with parties including Republicans Democrats and Socialists. Authorities recount riot charges against Brooklyn Rapid Transit officials who faced arraignment for alleged incitement amid fare dispute disturbances. A Democratic convention in Lacon includes a resolution condemning Roger Sullivan and his supporters, while another scene notes political maneuvering in the sixteenth district.
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Chicago
New York
J . Calderwood
Don Smith
Wagers Trati
Wm Newberry
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Fiat
Teoria
Lacon
Roger Sullivan
TRUST MAN TALKS ON SHIPPER HURT FEARS AT BIG FOUR RAIL
Malville Kelagails of Cincinnati, president of the Merchant's National Bank and Big Four chairman, argues restrictive laws harm small shippers and business. He cites Hepburn and Sherman acts, saying court interpretations punish lawful agreements and stall competition, urging reform during Put-in-Bay convention.
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Put-in- Bay
Malvilie Kelagails
Merchant’s National Bank of Cincinnati
Big Four Railway
Ingalls
Veterans Elect Officers at Wichita Union Veterans
Wichita Kansas veterans held a meeting to elect officers with Tix Union Veterans naming Wichard Ld as second deputy commander and other leaders chosen for the post.
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Wichard Ld
Goveran-chied
Curriol
Wichita, Kas
Sted
Lutheran church sale and local shop notices
The piece notes a church food sale by the Lutheran ladies on Saturday August 24 at Mass Street with items from Global stores and craft goods. It also advertises various local shops including Raymond's, Wm H Schultz opening new parlors at 3 Mass Street, and displays fall and winter stock. Ice cream and soap products are mentioned asAvailable at Wiedemann's and Prenties Home Store respectively.
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Wm. H. Schultz
Merchant Teller
Mass St
Upataira
Kansas grocers pledge adherence to new board rules
Practically all Kansas grocery jobbers met in Topeka to confer with Dr Jeo S. Curbine, secretary of the State Board of Health, and agreed that once new contracts are drawn they will cease buying from manufacturers who do not agree to uphold every rule issued by the board.
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Topeka
Ikang
Kansas
Jeo S. Curbine
State Board of
Heath
Governor Hoch Speaks at CPA Picnic in Eudora
A large Lawrence turnout heard Gov Hoch and Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful Hon OP Farrelly address CPA picnic attendees in Eudora. About 300 residents from the area attended, marking the season’s largest gathering here with speeches from both parties drawing strong enthusiasm.
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Lawrence
CPA
Eudora
Pases
Gov Hoch
Hon OP Farrelly
Local Shops Offer Variety Goods and Notions
A misc list describes Brewering Bros supplying land needs and Kansay river s offerings on short notes. It promotes egg drinks at Wiedemann and bathing caps for ladies at Smiths News Depot. Wiedemann sells strawberry ice cream and Abs Wolfson sells W L Douglas shoes at 637 Mass street. A shipment of modern picture molding arrives for framing at Wolf's stores.
Anarchists Seize Odessa Rail Yard and Kill Policemen
Odessa dispatch reports fifteen sparchists seized the railway freight station, killing the police inspector and three officers and carrying off 0,000. A Milwaukee Avenue State Bank suit seeks 50,000 damages from the Polish National Alliance over deposit recovery in Chicago. Jonathan Akers marks his 67th birthday with family gathering. Various local ads promote remedies, treats, and services at Wiedemann's, Smith's news depot, and P. M. Hervey & Co offering purchases of raga and iron.
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London
Odessa
Chicago
Superior
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Polish National Alliances
Funeral of Mary Hatch At family home service and burial
Funeral services for Mary A Hatch aged 47 were held at 3 PM at the family home 741 New York Street Rev Hutchinson officiated and interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. For jelly grapes call Bell 1230.
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Mary A Hatch
New York Street
Hutchinson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Burial of Theodore Miller
The infant child of Mr and Mrs J Miller was buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home 1700 Louisiana attest. The sermon was preached by Reverend Milton. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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J Miller
Loulalana
Rey Milton
Oak Hill Cemetery
MG Manley
MS Cowles
Louisiana Street
Chas Spencer
Jola
Lawrence Notes and Visits Across Kansas City
Local notes list James Donnelly Vera Stevens and others traveling to Kansas City on business and for visits. Mentioned are Eugene Crawley Mrs Gillam and Miss Whitman, Mrs Sherwood, Juin Mano, Sel Ray deputy sheriff, Mra Milo Trawurgy, Chas Burnay guest of Sam Ma Curdy, and numerous social calls and gatherings in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Kansas City
Vera Stevens
Eugene Crawley
Arthur Gillam
Misa Whitman
Juin Mano
Sel Ray
Kay
Sun City
Milo Trawurgy
Chicago
Chas Burnay
Harrisonville
Sam MaCurdy
W Mills
Isabelle Hazen
Lulu Todd
Marydie
Assassins Press Attacks Mark Terrorism War Turmoil
The era of revolution and violence expands across the empire with reports of assassinations and attacks. Revelations and unrest spread from the Vistula frontier to German borders as police are targeted and public fear grows amid growing radical activity. Gustafson markets a rare large diamond weighing seven karats in Lawrence. Murdock accepts an opening address at the University, with Temlin of Kansas State University inviting him to speak. A new stock of gas and acetylene fixtures arrives at Rahskopf's, and the Lawrence Transfer Co. notes progress in moves of the world.
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Olli ‘Tempiin
Kansas State University At
Lawrence
Strong
Profene Templin
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Serin
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