Army Advances in Red Army Invasion Report From Frontier Camp
The article describes an immense mobilization with Kansas and Missouri infantry forming the main force, cavalry advance guard, and heavy ammunition issued. The movement heads west from a camp near Woodland Park toward Thanh towns with an expected battle between Tonzanesie and the Fort, crossing Kaw at Lawrence and preparing for a clash tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas and
Missouri Infantry
Amy
Woodland Park
Hattlefield
Enele Sam
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sixt Artille
Lee Street
Massachusetts Street
Sixners
Tonerrew
Reno
Tonganexie
Marcel
Benner Epi
Lawrencs
Red Arm
Real Military Ball at Woodland Park Ends With Soldiers
A Night of uniforms and dances described as a genuine military echo at Woodland Park. Soldiers and their partners enjoyed a lively evening despite rain outside, with the crowd and event plans proceeding to a close as tents awaited the march home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Doldier
Manuny
Red Army Holds Bonner Bridge Front In Kansas Clash
Report describes Red Army forces crossing to guard Bonner Bridge near Bonner Springs while two infantry companies guard the crossing. Kansan authorities plan to burn the crossing if needed to hinder the pursuing Reds as the river poses a strategic obstacle and a potential confrontation looms near Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Bonner - Springs
Red
Tlawrenes
Urey
Wien
Bonnerly
Ventire
Posse
Bonner
Good
Ceventer
Iifply
Buku
Bain Coot
Jeff
Bottles Found Tapped With Substituted Whiskey In Lawrence
Lawrence police uncover contraband bourbon cases at Jess Harper marshal Meyers site. Bottles bearing Guevenheimer label and US revenue stamps show tampering with seals and fake contents. One case held 72 bottles of counterfeit whiskey. suspect Harper linked to sales to soldiers. Opium pipe found. suspect jailed, later pled guilty to multiple counts.
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Meyers
Tanwrence
Police Department
Fias
Lawrence Vey
Eins
Ma Wall Meyers
United States
Harper
Chere
Yell
Harpers Place
Tlarter
Law- Yones
Wood Still Alive After Botched Kidnapping Attempt
Radle Plain Aug 21 Samael W Wood who killed Fat es Thompson is likely fatally injured after a failed kidnapping attempt of Ethel Mandl He remains alive with two wounds in his chest and a spinal injury his recovery is not expected and he lies at Wellington Battle Hospital without guard
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Radle Plaine
Samael W. Wood
Fates Thompson Aint
Matt Manihan
Ghiylord Manainuy
Ethel’ Mandl
Matt
Chas Atehagee
Heois
Wellington, Bata
Senator Thomas C Noyes Dies in Washington Hospital
Thomas C Noyes president of the Washington American League Baseball Club and news manager of the Washington Star died suddenly today of pneumonia in Washington Hospital. The death was announced this evening and funeral arrangements will be announced. Also reported is the death of 43 year old Robert Hollingsworth at 821 East Loy Street from dropsy with services planned tomorrow morning.
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Thomas C. Noyes
Washington Hospital
Washington
Thomas C. Noy
Washington American League
Washington Sur
Robert Hollingsworth
East Loy Street
Pine Alelock
Merntine
Faterment
Prisoners Bound Over in Local Arraignment
Prisoners Sheri White and Isaac Venerable were arraigned yesterday before Judge Wilson. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the district court. Bail was set at $1000. They remain in jail. Post Office to Close for Merchants Picnic. Lawrence post office will suspend business tomorrow afternoon for the merchants picnic with afternoon delivery but a mail collection at six. Other departments will close at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri White
Pha Tawrence
Picnie
Uipsindis
Florence Bernstein Jury Unable to Agree on Verdict
Aug 21 jurors in the case of Mrs Florence Bernstein report inability to agree after long deliberations. The court ordered continuance as Mrs Bernstein faces a charge of shooting her husband. The fragmentary text suggests ongoing trial drama and unresolved verdict.
Farmers Picnic at Woodland Tomorrow Plans Comple te
Farmers plan the largest picnic of the year at Woodland Park with two ball games, races, and contests for prizes including largest watermelon tallest stalk and shortest vine. Local merchants hosted last year and expect huge crowds as business closes in the afternoon. Coffee and rations free, invites issued.
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Donglis
Woodland
Pik Monad
Pleasant Firove
Ata Pwilietat
Manly
Ana
Aden
Von
Roosevelt Ballot Injunction Slows Kansas Canvass
A federal or state injunction halted actions by Kansas officials to certify Roosevelt electors. Secretary of State Charles Sessions was notified to refrain from issuing or certifying certificates until a final hearing. The order aims to prevent canvassing fraud while the case proceeds, with attorneys discussing further steps.
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Topky
Eivie Roosevelt
Kansas
Charles Sessions
Ordor
Drom Issit
Uettiinacitns Arts
Roosevelt Olertirs
le Eifiey Tait
Ketax
Brent
Elzhe Roosevelt
L A A Convention In Session In Los Angeles
An afternoon program features competitive drills between large teams as the L A A convention proceeds. Visitors will attend a Farmers' Picnic tomorrow while reception and ball events are scheduled for tonight.
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Farmers’ Picnic
Sherman Accepts Piied Amy and Seeks Party Unity
Fragmentary text shows a Republican party stance, praising presidential leadership and party principles. The draft mentions fidelity to Keput lwan principles and calls for accepting trusted nominees to rally around the president. The language is garbled but signals a push for party unity ahead of a forthcoming political moment.
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Amy
Shera
Sieenpaie
Republican Party
Our
Pon Wiyoman
Unclear text block with political and personal names
The fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of names and phrases including Rin Lares AMIE Coren Tete and Siguesets Qitl teas, with incomplete references to people, places, and events. No coherent event or outcome is discernible, leaving a sparse, confused record of names and stray terms.
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Reported
Fragmentary OCR text shows marriage licenses and notices in a local paper. Names such as Breck Sear and Eudera A miarorbiy appear garbled. the context references marriages and legal notices within Chis WV area and related articles.
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Beth of
Eudera
Offices to be closed tomorrow afternoon
City and county offices will shut in the afternoon tomorrow due to unspecified duties. The report mentions military maneuvers and a past fair where Lawrence received a blue ribbon. The text is fragmented and contains multiple garbled phrases about places and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prac
Dad
Woodllsaed
Quantrells Raid Remembered In Lawrence By Annie Prentiss
An old settler recounts the 1865 Quantrill raid on Lawrence from Aug 21 to nine oclock, describing riders looting and firing through town, a brief parley at Wheate Island and Henery, the retreat west then south, and the deaths of local officials and residents.
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Annie J. Prentiss
Lalyrence Aml
Lawrence
Qiantrell
Rhode Island Street
Whede Island
Heney
Lniseus
Ily
Massachset
Tay Weiler
Tami
Saul
Ian
Hfornia
Ignant
Jeanie Amd
Unlawert
Pat Keefe
de Fiatise
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Welvanie
Jett Hy Pluintoms
Antu
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Tanee Pines
Elefeat Wb
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Pytee
Dave Sa
Nick
T. B
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Gore
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Joseph Trask
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