Daily Journal seen pasted from old Lawrence paper draft
A long excerpted page from the Lawrence Journal Company in Kansas describes its status as the oldest paper in the area, its circulation, telegraphic service, and local advertising role. It mentions Bridge construction on Choctaw street, politics, and various regional notes about banks, crime, and press figures.
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Imne
Ebicir Ramittance
Lawrence Journal Company
Lawrente
Kanaas
Jovasa
Good Will
Ranchivea
Lawrence Tribuur
Lawrence Uitetoltsett
Jormal
Lawrence
Douglas County
Associated Press
Deadly wind storms map tornado cause and spread
Washington correspondence reports a wide study of tornados from 1882 to 1886 showing major activity along Missouri and Kansas, with frequency dropping west to east. It cites Rocky Mountain cold air causing sharp temp contrasts, overall regional patterns, and the large toll in lives and property.
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Washington
St. Louis
Finlay
Hocky
Kanass
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
HL A Hazen
Signal Service
Rocky Mountains
Kansas
Atlantic
Gulf
Mexico
Georgia
Alabama
Michigan
Lake Michigan
New York
Connecticut River Valley
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
Delaware River
Tranton
N. J
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Mississippi
United States
Aged canal man recalls young Garfield before fame
George McCauley, 48, a former canal boatman and Civil War veteran, told Albany’s superintendent of the poor and a reporter his meeting with James A. Garfield. He described Garfield’s humble Ohio home, his love of books, and a canal-side fight that helped shape Garfield’s character. After verification, McCauley was admitted to the almshouse hospital as a State charge.
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Garfield
Albany
the Poor
Albany Argus
George McCauley
McCauley
Clerk Brennan
Thomas
Wim
Willard
Garfold
Garfields
Wabash
Jim” Garreld
Bergan
Jim
George
Met
Jim Garfield
Ohio
Garfeld
Canal
Libby
McKenna
Brennan
Greenwood duel ends in death and injury
George Evans of Greenwood Mississippi was killed Tuesday in a duel with Bud Harris a fellow Black man. Both used double barreled shotguns loaded with buckshot Harris is badly hurt and may die in the confrontation between two colored men.
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George Evans
Greenwood
Miss
Bud
Harris
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