Voter List Fragments Reflect Local Electoral Roll Mix
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of residential electors and candidate names including Samuel Day, John Dellinger, Gilmore, Dorsey, Lister, Miller, Postlethwaite, Paul Rich, Stewart, Armstrong, and Browne among others. No dates or clear office titles are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
John.dellingerjohn
Gilmore
Dorsey Green
J. A. Lister
R . AL. Miller
CW. Milcer
L.A Mieespag
Robert
Postletiawaile
Paul Rich
Rulber Jou Stewar
Thompson W
AD Thompson Hoberrt N. Armstrong
Blarer
Bocock
Charies IT
Browne
Lawrence voters urged to register for primaries
A civic note says many Lawrence voters are not registered and should ensure eligibility for the primaries. The piece discusses the Darroy trial, politics, and calls for support of progressive candidates like Pinchot, with readers urged to participate in upcoming elections and watch declarations by General Dawson and Justice Johnston and Burrell on the supreme bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No-ope
North ‘Pole
Butievényoné
Supreme Court
Dawson
Alas for those who would reach the glowing peaks
A 1912 poem by George Matthew Adams laments dreamers who strive yet do not arrive. The speaker salutes famed figures and mourns many who toil in obscurity, from poets in railway yards to farmers and village workers, all chasing deathless days beyond reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone
Walt
Senator Brady Visited District Amid Hopes for Support
The district shows belief Senator Brady will win the Republican nomination. Johnson is favored in several Miami counties, while Brady is seen as strong and fair. He plans to visit Olathe before the memory, holding an open air meeting, with many eager to see and hear him speak. The Olathe Independent notes a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor
Republican Party
Hig
Stinds
Neveyi
Sustan
Congress
BRADY
JL Brady
Lawrence
Republica Wenina
Ae Ani
Wien Po
Drepidy
Galt
Johnson
Qund
Miami
Olathe
U S 18 Slipping As Mexico Strife Prompts Senate Debate
The Senate hears Senator Fall and others condemn U S inaction over Mexican unrest. They call for accountability for injuries to Americans and demand stronger action as they blame the State Department for Mexico’s turmoil. They assert intervention unnecessary if U S could deter violence and press victims’ claims through proper channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Sllingston
United States
Lalbert B. Walt
S. M
Senate
Mexico
China
Germany
State Department
Dine
Mz Wlero
Senator Fall
Fail
Ae Department “Ly
Douglas
Ariz
el Base
Tex
Rey
Horizon
New Mexico
Wakon
Stanitz
Fall
Madero
Qrozen
Hin” Senaior’ Fell
Viz
Yrotert Amerivalis
Lawrence man to direct Cowboy band this year
A Lawrence man has agreed to serve as director of the Cowboy band until September. The president and band members thank Professor for directing the band during last year’s reunion. First rehearsal with the band will be held this evening under the new director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCanies
Univ Aidin
Dodge
Lyon
Globes
Taft Forces Fight After Supreme Court Ruling
Taft supporters face setbacks after the Supreme Court decision. Harvey county case details unfold as attorneys and election boards consider next steps. Roosevelt electors faced allegations of fraud but court rulings deem the fraud not legally actionable. Proceedings move to the contest board with potential charges to be argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeka
Taft
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hiandlamms
Harvey County
Senet
Webbers
Den _ Tiling Dawson
Audhor W
Chvis
T Houbt
Penote
Harvey
Raneas
New York National Baseball Club Forms New Franchise
In July 1875 reports from Lawrence note a new baseball league forming with members including Longfellow Whitmin Newmark Marvin Marek Paul Zimmerman Howe and Wharight. The group aims to rebuild fortunes though organization not yet complete and expects finalization soon amid local interest. Also mentions upcoming sermon by Rev. G Rogers at First Baptist on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Trask
Cluh Las Ilishap Dei Foyrge
Itgs
Marvin
Marek
Paul
Zimmerman
Howe
Wharight
Washington
United States
Rogers
Denver Tourists Invite Lawrence Visitors to Denver
Denver tourists praised entertainment during their trip and invited Lawrence visitors to city. A letter of thanks from the Denver chamber president arrived. A child, Ina Dolist, six, from Lerira, hospitalizes, with rheumatism. Marriage licenses issued for Willgantopie to Eda Reed and Orville Scott Morgan to Morrice Maria Crysler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lawrence
Theougdh Iere
A. Pe
Chamber of Commerve
Will Gantopie
Eda Reed
Orville Scott Morgan
Morrice Maria’ Crysler
Baltwit
Ac Kerminde di Tone
Lorie
Hen Witl Take Better Care of Pétitte Than Humans
Advice column style note on poultry care and turkey raising. Recommends selecting large hens, one or two young hens, and a healthy neighbor’s young tom. Warns against two toms, predators like crows and coyotes, and cholera. Describes nesting setup, egg collection, hatch process, and feeding. Compares breeds and notes weights and a fattening ration.
Governor Wilson Delays Speech Writing for Nomination
Seagirt New Jersey July 23 governor George W Wilson left the white house in a businesslike coat and papers under his arm to seek seclusion for writing his acceptance speech for the Democratic presidential nomination. He asked for time and space to craft his message and avoid greeting visitors, planning two to three days or more of focused work. He conferred with Senators Reed and Stone and Representative Henry during the retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Ues
Baltinore
Leishire
Ile
Seagirt Weill
Zoterhor
White House
Heed
Stone
Misouri
Henry
Texas
New Jersey Progressives Move To Enter State Race
Asbury Park July report shows New Jersey progressive leaders debating a full ticket for state offices and presidential electors. The group splits over immediate fielding versus delaying until after the national convention. The mass meeting was planned for shortly after noon with a conference continuing into the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N.S
New Jersey
Fischer's Sales Talk In Antiquated Ad Piques Readers
An odd vintage ad fragment mocks modern reading choices and calls attention to Oxford shoes and a striking price claim. The garbled text hints at a promotional tone from a bygone era, mentioning weeds, garden terms, and a sharp price tag.
Kodak Films Highlighted by Woodward Co. as Best Choice
The outing note promotes carrying a camera with a Kodak or Premo by Eastman agents Woodward & Co. They claim Eastman products are authorities on film quality. Call to investigate. Yellow carton Kodak films are described as first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Premo
Woodward & Co
Eastman
Sat
Woodwards
Is That Picture 2 Genuine Art Work?
Paid for Art story centers on an observer’s doubt about a painting and Mr Cumrox’s blunt reply that the picture is not genuine art, but the dealer’s story attached to it is considered true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumrox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Darroy
Gifford Pinchot
Andahe
Lawrences
Giferd Pinchot
Lawrencg
Supreme
Mai
Supreme Bench
Johnston
Bureh
Democratic Party
Atidon
Lent Wondenjan
Ardgatly
Thay
Hidn Wilson
August Belmont
Han
Bryan
Itv
By Walt-Mason
George Matthew Adams
U. S
Lawrence Man
G. McCanies
Dodge Guy Rae
Doh
Walisi
Simmons Hospital
Warren ‘Street
First Revegiment Bank
Aigh
LW. A. Liphincott
Pawltry Department
Kansas Agricult
Europe
Eben
Holland
Jjersey
CHESTER /ZATANAROW
Collar Yy & CO
Troy
N.Y
Quality Groceries
Sea
Qur
Conrad
Park Grocery
Mass
Kansas
Penchard
Eerie
Papi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!