Lawrence Journal Notes and Local News Roundup
Reports from Dusnin Grove preview the day’s proceedings while a special reporter staffs the rounds and extra copies of the JOURNAL are available. A minor street fire scare passes, a barroom accident injures Charles Wreachimin, and police consider printing their own office as Kansas City visitors arrive for the events. Local people attend the camp meet and trains run hourly to the North and L. Lod G depots, with various notes on shopbreaks, births, deaths, and community doings in Marion township and nearby towns.
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Tle Dednas
Dusnin Grove
Farmat
Teachers Social at Aligh School Monday Evening
A teachers social is planned at the Aligh school building Monday evening. Teachers from the district are invited to attend for refreshments and informal交流.
Lecompton News Notes on Burial and Local Affairs
Burke is buried in the We Cemetery with many colored friends in attendance. The ULB Conference assigned Rev A Herr to the place, pleasing all. A mill is being enlarged by J P Rogers to seventy two feet by three stories. The annual school meeting authorized building a school house on B Mersey’s lot opposite Capitol Square. Rev Slade preaches for Black Jack this year and plans to build a residence here. Plater remains busy with improvements, Haltapp plans a new shop, Garrett Bros rename operations. The ward registrar closed for a special election, only thirty voters on the roll. Dr Lawrence asks for leave till fall. council to decide on prayer at Monday evening meeting. Jewitt’s horse detaching apparatus gains use, improving safety for drivers. Apparatus must be at Hamlin’s livery near the post office for sale, with contact at Ladington House in Lawrence.
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Wa. B. Mersey
Rey. Slade
Bias
Sean
Plater
International Patent Law Congress Proposed in May
News from Washington and Berlin reports a proposal to convene an international congress in May to draft a uniform patent law for adoption by represented nations. Weather in the upper Northwest and Mississippi Valley is partly cloudy with winds shifting to southeast and southwest. In New York three bodies were found at the burned hotel mill in Locustreve, Long Island, identified as Jos Barchaw Kate Payton and Lonis Couk.
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Soomei Valle
Mississippi
Berlin
Ann
New York
Ang. Wi
Hotel Durned
Locustreve
Long Island
Jos, Barchaw
Kate Payton
Chanbermand
Lonis Couk
Mystery Scill: Police Seek Man Who Drank With Frye
Boston August 10 The murder of J Frye remains unsolved as police search for the unknown man who played billiards with Frye the night of the crime. The man was about seven feet tall and may have information critical to the investigation.
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Boston
J. Frye
Frye
Five Drowned Report Proved False near Rocky River
Five persons thought drowned near Rocky River yesterday were found to have escaped with no serious injuries. Their boat reached the pier, but no trace remained after tugs and lifeboats searched the area.
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Cleveland
Rocky River
Yellow Fever Reports and Health Actions in Memphis
Report from the Memphis Board of Health notes one new case by noon and seven deaths since yesterday. Weather remains warm and chilly. a seaman from the Enrique died of yellow fever in hospital. Dispatches say no current cases in Cairo and efforts to prevent spread include staffing and nurse deployment. Investigations suggest West Indies origin and New Orleans quarantine bypass. Twenty-seven nurses attend sick families. total weekly deaths tallied with ongoing outbreaks.
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Baltimore
Abe Gely
Enrique
Havana
Cairo
Ava Tig
Board of Health
Marys
Washington
Gomptraller Porter
Treasury Department
National Board of Health
West Indies
New Orleans
Howards
Abs
Tin. Ho Ricket
The
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The Quebec Riot Chronicle
Violence erupts in Quebec in August as Champlain street districts brace for defense. Reports cite stonings, beatings, and property damage across St. Roche and Cape Blane areas, with injuries to passengers and bystanders. The ninth battalion loses arms. tensions rise amid French and English speaking communities.
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Prench
Champlain Street
Champlain
Montcalm
North Shore
Monutreat Hist
Bishop Racine
Chicontin
Brown
Trish
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St. Roche
St. Omar
Mantcalm
Lish
Prenet
Cape Rhine
Idsleigh Lea Bisacrits
Editorial Duet Sparks Street Shooting Between Editors
In Los Angeles editors Ava Wi Lynch of the Herald and Wmn A Spaulding of the Express engaged in a street shooting affray. Several bystanders were wounded while both belligerents escaped unharmed. The clash grew from a Herald article critical of Spaulding.
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Spaulding
Westerns Defeat Halldozers in Topeka Baseball Game
In Topeka the Westerns beat the Halldozers of Wichita at the latter’s field by a narrow margin. A separate local case saw an injunction hearing progress in Wantwunsee county before Judge Morton as part of ongoing district court proceedings. Also reported, Joseql Uengh, a horse thief from Toln county, was captured today in this county.
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Westerns
Halldozers
Wichita
Werore
Ataf
Strike Threat Looms In Iowa Container Trade
A report from Des Moines on August 16 indicates a looming strike by container workers in Iowa numbering about 22 000, threatening disruption across industries. Elsewhere, notices mention commissions named by authorities in Constantinople regarding the Greece frontier issue, and a deadly collision on the Argentine Granville railroad left four dead and thirty injured.
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Pes Moines
Iowa
Balch Pardoned in Berlin Advances to Admiralty Post
The Berlin Zeitung reports Admiral Balch, serving six months in Magdeburg fortress, has been pardoned and will soon be appointed Director of Admiralty, replacing Admiral Henke. The moves reflect a reshuffle in naval leadership acknowledged in the Aug 1 dispatch.
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Accident knocks man from unfinished building roof
An evening man napied Sully a dinner by trade suffered serious injuries to his back and shoulders after a fall from the roof of an unfinished structure. In other news, reports say the Kansas Wheat harvest is coming in freely and is of better quality than in years past.
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Afelusen
Nebraska Crop Report Preview For Nebraska The Republica
Nebraska crops report preview notes wheat damaged oats heavy corn immense best in the state. Ten large districts in Nebraska expected to publish crop estimates tomorrow morning in Omaha.
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Nebraska
Omaha
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Republican
Auorrow
Andy
Remorse Hints at Trial in Mrs Chandrey Death Case
Coroner's inquest into the killing of Mrs Chandrey and her daughter concluded with the jury finding both deaths resulted from pistol wounds inflicted by Thad Wins Raber. Raber reacted emotionally at the morgue kissing the deceased and crying out as witnesses viewed the bodies. He will be held for trial.
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Lotis
Bizzie Chandler
Raber
Teo
Baker
Chandrey
Thad- Wins Raber
Destruction Across Town Sparks Major Fire Losses
A large fire swept through a street in a Wisconsin town, destroying a wagon works, a dozen stores, and numerous private houses. Losses run into thousands, with several insured properties saving only some wares while others faced total ruin. In West Bend a separate blaze razed brick storefronts along the business street, eleven buildings burnt, costing about forty thousand dollars and leaving the town to rely on its own fire efforts.
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Htodohos
Miguel
St. Louis
Nee
Surance
Milwaukee, Ave
West Bend
Fie
Morning Oil Fire at Paranding Describes Tank Explosions
A lightning sparked blaze Thursday at Paranding des troyed oil tanks. Firefighters failed to stop the flames as tank after tank burst, sending a blast that shattered glass along the river and sent residents fleeing. The wind shifted and saved the town, but flames confined to the tanks remain.
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Vitusyilles Pa
Paranding
Reverver appointed for McHenry estate in England
London August 16 A reverver has been appointed for the estate of Fantes McHenry assets of about 1 000 000 pounds consist of shares leasehold and freehold property. The death of Mrs Surtorix daughter of ex President Grant occurred on the 11th inst at Warsash House Tel Fields Hampshire. The Economist reports four small failures. In stock exchange settlements stocks are generally favorable. Albert Pell and Clive Sewell Real go to America to inquire into agricultural low mood in England. They will start immediately and drive at the present harvest. Milwaukee August 11 Detectives arrested Howe Arlan and wife and Mary Henderson for passing counterfeit money. They hail from Chicago and are part of a regular gang.
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Master of the Rolls
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Erie Railway Company
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Telsfields
Hanpshire
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Albert Pell
Central Chamer of Agriculture
Clive Sewell Real
Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture
Parliaent
America
Commission
England
Invest Comediately
Telegraphic Brevities Summary
Col Johan Bo Brownlow, son of the late Senator Brownlow, takes a Treasury Department position. Belgian bishops declare all state school teachers excommunicated under the new educational law. Siv steamers depart New York bound for Europe with 200 plus passengers and shipments mainly grain and provisions. Stone contracts for soldiers graves awarded to Samuel Bridges of Keokuk Iowa at about 1 per headstone. R B Anwis resigns as Bank of Montreal general manager, not tied to the D. McInnes & Co. suspension. Mexican National Association of Workmen and Artisans prepares to attend the St. Louis industrial exhibition. Six 20-ton Armstrong guns landed at Gibraltar and towed to Tangiers for new batteries. noted by Spanish papers.
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Senator Brownlow
Treasury Department
Belgium
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Africa
Accidental Gun Discharge Kills Man in Walnut Township
A fatal accident occurred on the farm of 8.2 Jones in district 38 when a wagon rocked during loading a gun. Robert Monroe, S. P. Jones, and Ed Day were aboard. The gun discharged, lodging in the victim’s left breast and tearing the wrist. The deceased, married six months, was the eldest son of Henry Monroe, a Walnut township settler. The community expressed deep sympathy for the family. The second item notes Dr. Ulrich, a German physician, left town after debts and a bigamy arrest involving Charles Stevens in Lawrence and Minneapolis.
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Jones
Ang
Yth
Robert Monroe
S. P. Jones
Day
Henry Monroe
Walnut Township
Hiawatha Herald
Utius Clrich
Charles 3. Stevens
Esculapius
Minneapolis
Lawrence
Stevens
Paola
Pamphlet Printing At Journal Steam Rooms
Pamphlet printing of all kinds done at the Journal Steam Job Printing Rooms, with facilities for undertaking this printing.
Democratic Nomination Controversy and Yazoo Voters
A chaotic political report outlines Democratic nomination battles, noting declines of several candidates including BL Woolbiaris and Washington. It also covers a Yazoo Mississippi incident where informal talks sparked accusations of intolerance and the drive to remove any independent vote against Bourbon interests. At Moscow, a court sentenced Senticell to twelve years hard labor for assaulting a sentinel amid military rule.
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Vlodeei
Woolbiaris
Washington
Ate
Yazoo
Mississippi
St. Metershore
Ame
Moscow
Senticell
The Markets in New York August 16
The market report notes money active at a price around 4 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent, and sterling weak with rates around 4.84 to 4.95. Wheat opened lower then closed firmer on September and October contracts while corn and oats remained dull. Provisions show pork higher near 44.50 to 44.60 with lard and whisky steady. prices for butter and dairy products described as steady to firm with varied quotes across items.
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Prime Mercantile
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Staaly
St Louis Stock Market Report Aug 16
Cattle supply and demand light with firmer grassfed Lexans and Tadians. Grass-fed Texans at 2250.25, Ludiang 425.03.50. Receipts 600 shipments 610. Hogs market slow with Yorkers and Baltimores around 3. Mixees packing 8600.75. Sweep market firm but slow with fair to excellent muttons at 4.50 to 8.75. Receipts 216 shipments none.
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Br. Lome
Shipmiorts
Chicago Produce Market Snapshot From The Week
Market report shows mixed demand with prices for wheat and corn in flux. Winter futures around 400, spring near 500, medium around 550. corn quiet and weak with limited activity. no clear dates or firm contracts due to garbled OCR text.
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Demand
The Chicago market with weaker tone for some cattle and steady demand for others reports lower wholesale prices and strong buyer interest in certain classes. Receipts are noted as moderate with varied prices across steers, heifers, and stockers, while shipping and export categories show mixed activity and ongoing price levels.
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Ata
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Buteliers
Texas
Nebraska
Kansas City Produce Market Report May Be Incomplete
Kansas City market report shows unclear figures for August shipments with scattered numbers for corn and barley. No clear totals or prices due to damaged OCR, but notes bids and refusals appear for No 2 and mixed varieties.
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Raed
Provisions and names from a cryptic local text
Fragmentary OCR text lists various terms and names such as Pens, RAM, PTA, Kens, Shade, and Baby BO. The readable chunks mix places, organizations, and potential events without coherent context or a clear narrative.
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