21 Jul 1891
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1891
Page
1
City directory fragment lists several individuals and titles such as Marti Attorney Gupt Fan and Supt, with wards including First Fourth and Third Went Fourth Ward. It notes contact pointers and references to a Pollen de Murata, Treasunr, and Conacte tem Pity Physis in GY, Mon Mobo Woieteriitel Meas dor POL SOILS, detailing local ward divisions and civic roles.
A scrambled historical note mentions trouble involving Lee Troopa Maseing facing Miners, with references to local officials, deputies, and a county alliance. It hints at bets, elections, and a brewing dispute in Hon Adkaati Clerk of Liste, with scattered names and places like Butler County and Harpers AM bowl.
Fragmentary directory item lists hotels and lodging houses with unclear names and addresses. The readable text hints at a business directory entry for accommodations but provides no verifiable details or full entity names.
A garbled OCR sample cites references to law and politics with scattered names and places. It mentions presidents, Whigs, and various figures like McCormick and Alderson, alongside incomplete phrases about events, dates, and locations. The text reads as a rough stitching of 19th or early 20th century political notes and names rather than a cohesive story.
Unclear OCR text shows disrupted report from Bronville Tennessee detailing convoys, state officials, and military movements. Mentions miners, trains, and supply runs with multiple companies deployed and a focus on securing order amid unrest. Named places include Murfreesboro Shelbyville Palmyra and Memphis with reference to Jackwall and Rutherford counties.
Postmaster General Wanamaker issues a sweeping reorganization of the United States Post Office Department to take effect August 1. The plan creates first second and third assistants overseeing salary, free delivery, money orders, dead letters, mail transportation, foreign mails, and post office administration including stamps and postal desks. The reform targets efficiency, modernizing outdated methods and aligning with national progress while preserving essential operations across divisions and key offices.
A stream of scattered clippings notes wartime and civic items: an unidentified man hanged near Tamworth, British Isles. Russia planning four more dreadnoughts. mines blow at Marquette, Michigan. Swiss concerns over Henry and wife separation. Postmaster Payton in California honored. various local anecdotes about incidents, officials and transportation, including a mass meeting in St Paul and protests against presidents’ policies.
A garbled OCR text hints at a local raid or meeting involving named individuals and a court or city note. It mentions James M ACT Gra and Burgess, with references to a date around the 2th and a possible postponement or consideration by the state.
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