Bryan Breezes Into Port as Democrats Welcome Leader
The Princess Kane sighted off Fire Island with Bryan aboard is expected to dock this afternoon. The Democratic National Committee plans a conciliatory reception, led by Roger Sullivan, with Bryan stepping from the steamer to a special tug to meet Nebraska delegates. Thousands of Democrats arrive as Bryan greets supporters on deck.
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Editors Hold Session On Mountain Top In Denver
Delegates to the inter national league of press clubs were taken to Coroga for the summit session to elect officers. The event marks a high point in the gathering about press association leadership and continental divide spectacles. The motion and agenda focus on organizing roles and future conferences.
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Prisoner Killed as Desperation Rises in Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga. Aug 9. Desperation tight within the wall or no federal prison here last yesterday, Edward Richmond serving two years for train robbery died instantly by guards. New Testament Champion Newport Aug 29 William Clutier Philadelphia today won to he ouiona champion, defeating Wright of Boston in three straight sets. Topeka Aug V All the state offices today received requests to test their express names to headquarters at New York. The spotification came from Dunley Evans, president of Wells Fargo Express company stating they conduct on journey after August xd. Chemists say they will comply.
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City sealer orders suit against Armour and others
The city sealer ordered suits to be started against Armour Nelson Morris Saift and the Anglo American packing companies on charge of short weight. Five pound pails are said to be from three to twelve ounces light. Insurgents are reported near Cabapan on the north coast of Pinar del Mio with a large band. Mrs J J Figgins and her mother left for Kansas City this morning.
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Insurgents Hit Cuban Rail Lines Costing Government
Aug 29 report from Havang notes insurgents disrupted parts of the Cuban Central railway extending into Santa Clara province. The effort to quell the revolt has already cost over a half million dollars in labor and material.
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Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Area
Gen J W Rouerts will secure the last of the week from Isie Roysle, in Topeka, for a short visit with relatives. Mrs Will Pantieid and child have been visiting in Lawrence for the past month. Hella Gustavsson returned to Topeka. Florence Tweed and Ida Tweed went to Topeka to be with their sister Archia Tweed, operated on at Christ's hospital by Dr Anderson and Dr Outland. John Olson went to Horton. Arthur Olson went to Chicago. G W Hutchinson, formerly in Lawrence in 1855, was in town. he was the senior member of a large store in Odbilock. Misses Lilia Stubeck and Anna Jensen to host a lawn party at 1312 Rhoden Island. Clarence Topping to return from Needles, Cal. Miss Mable Dick back from Omaha. Frank Babgs went to Kansas City. Howard Randald Newton in town yesterday. John Will and Mary Brown married today. Paul Houghton of Dallas visiting his parents. Miss Margaret Bluer of Kansas City visiting Miss Gertrude Boughton. Police on O W Murphy residence chased a dog thought mad. Miss Satie Morgan offering massage services in Jackson block. Topeka gang of boys organized to steal bras has been arrested. gangs have existed for years with a head man.
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Osawatomie Semi Centennial Draws Big Crowd
The Osawatomie semi centennial celebration opened with flags, cavalry, and a large crowd. Representative Charles F. Scott of Iola delivered the principal address as tomorrow Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Long of Kansas are to speak.
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New Election Message From Cuban Rebel Leader Pleads U S Intervention
A Cuban rebel leader named Pino Guerra speaks to the American people urging U S intervention to support a presidential ban quuction. Augustine Castellaocs, who arrived yesterday, reports hearing the messages. The rebel faction denies easy surrender and promises continued armed effort.
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Outlaw Captured in Leyte Province
An outlaw named Sanchez, chief of Pulgjane, was captured in Leyte province on August 29 in Manila.
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Hopeful Outlook on Philadelphia Bank Receivership
Receiver Earle expressed optimism that the Philadelphia bank in receivership will resume business shortly and that trust funds under its custody remain intact. He noted confidence from financial interests and cited the bank’s ability to reestablish operations after a protracted conference with directors.
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Cold Feet tnt Chicago Aug 29 expedition suspended
Walter Wellman will not attempt to reach the North Pole this year according to the Record-Herald. A Wallmap cable dated Hemmerfest Norway says the voyage westward is impossible due to a mechanical defect in the airship apparatus. The expedition continues next year and the return voyage will begin early in September.
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Pursuit of Rebel Havana Begins as Col Avalos Leads Search
Col Avalos, commander of the government Sarees in Pinar Del Rio, departs San Juan De Martinez to pursue the main resurgent force estimated at about 2,000 fighters. The effort marks a significant operation in the Havana theater as authorities seek to quell the uprising and restore order.
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Local Ice Cream Flavors and Undertaker Moves
Menu items include Brown bread ice cream Floe apple ica Vanilla ice cream Chocolate les cream Cherry ice cream The notice at Wiedemanon's E. C.iBosstug shows the undertaker moving to 021 Mass Bt Telephone
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Recalling Old Times in Lawrence Fifty Years Ago
James Lillie, visiting Lawrence for the first time in fifty years, shares recollections of the 1850s defense of Lawrence. He recalls travel from Leavenworth, the Pacific route, John Brown and Jim Lane in command, Border Ruffians, prairie schooners, and the 1850s siege, noting Sharps rifles and the need for Federal troops to secure the town.
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Jim Lane
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Lave
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Mere
Demand for Winter Housing Around Lawrence Grows
The Lawrence area faces a tight winter housing market as university demand surges for small furnished houses and rooms for light housekeeping. With several properties built near campus recently, vacancies are scarce while students and married men seek affordable units for seasonal occupancy.
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Refused to go to Work San Francisco Aug 23
The car workers union last night refused after 70 return to work. Five hundred lawyers attend the annual meeting of The American Bar Association in St Paul. George R. Peck, president, called the meeting to order. Tickets for the FAA excursion available at multiple depots and stores in town. Price for round trip adults not fully clear.
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AbileneWatrs Prospecting Ad At Forest Park
Edgar R Evershady invites readers to visit Forest Park during the FAA excursion and browse September magazines at Wells Book Store. P M Hervey Co buys old iron at top market price, with pickup on 6% Mass Street. Send word for cash and service.
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Old Home Week amusements planned for October celebration
Lawrence committee outlines a plan for Old Home Week with vaudeville acts replacing last year’s shows, a uniform tent layout, and reduced admission. Envelopes and posters to be printed, merchants urged to use them. A stock exhibit is to find a suitable town location. The week begins with preparation and includes Douglas County, Fraternal, Firemen, Lawrence, and Garvan School events.
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IWO MORE PAROLES Counts Court Delay Execution
County court sessions delayed execution of sentences as Minute Minown and Nancy Hawkins altered pleas to guilty and utility respectively. Minown received 92 days in jail with sentence postponed for behavior. Hawkins faced identical terms and was paroled. The move reflects two of the recent cases in the raid.
Band Stand Benefit Social at South Park
A Friday August 1 social features a fine musical program at South Park. Refreshments will be served and attendees can expect a good time. Proceeds go to the band stand fund.
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Association Teams Gowi Thera Picked Bowlieg Match
Association allays last Taight featured Varaum and Stunz teams with Varaum winning by 74 plus. Broeker topped Varaum with 442 and the Stunz captain posted 447, the high score of the match.
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Terrell to Speak Tonight on Kansas Slave Issue
Terrell, with over twelve years in the Kansas State Penitentiary, will discuss the Kansas Slave issue tonight and tomorrow at Massachusetts and Henry Streets. He has served multiple terms and was pardoned by Oklahoma's governor after ten years behind bars.
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Attending Relatives and Travelers in Topeka and Kansas City
Chicago visitors and Kansas travelers fill the town scenes with names like McNeal Topeka Merphy Denver Bangs New York and Wichita. Many Misses and Mesdames journey to Estes Park Chicago Lawrence and Denver, while others prepare for weddings and teaching posts.
Busalog Undertaker Soap at Mrs Prentiss Home Store
In Busalog, the undertaker presents Dr Snyder's Remedial Soap at Mrs Prentiss home store located at 1105 Magsa. The item appears for sale, with product branding and regional availability noted in a local shop listing.
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Roosevelt and Roosevelts Future in Senate Speculation
A jumble of political speculation references Mr Roosevelt aiming for a New York Senate seat after his White House term, with discussants debating Platt’s 1959 expiry, dangers of the Senate, and how Roosevelt’s influence may shift. The piece notes Mr Roosevelt’s health, travel, and potential abroad options, ending with a promotional plug for Everybody's Magazine September issue.
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