16 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1892
Page
1
Richard Loan, a wealthy farmer living two miles east, hanged himself in a shed near his home. He leaves a wife and six children. Also noted is the death of a celebrated American sculptor after recent serious illness, according to the report from his bay residence.
A chaotic street scene erupts as a crowded rally features a heated platform clash. Witnesses describe shouts, jeers, and a brawl between attendees. Police intervene, easing the crowd and leading several individuals away for questioning.
A dated dispatch reports President Loney directing officials to review a Chilean matter. Ab and Cabinet urge the Tres to declare herb and a noted group reported incidents.
The Journal notes the disappearance of Jane Vrazy the treasurer, who vanished after leaving his hotel on a Wednesday. He has not been seen since, and he is responsible for eleven children in Ba ire. The item prompts readers to subscribe for the Journal.
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