Death of W C Spangler Shocks Lawrence Community
The Lawrence Journal notes the sudden death of W C Spangler, longtime jurist and chancellor of the University, whose cheerful aid and steady work left a lasting mark in law and education. Hundreds mourn as his family and colleagues reflect on his public service and hopeful promise. The piece also touches on local editorials, labor strikes, and political tensions of the era.
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W. C. Spangler
Io Lawrence
Bai
Spangler
Mulbout
Bic
Uni
Kansas and Missouri political tides stir in autumn gloom
A sprawling Kansan political snapshot notes shifts within the Republican and Democratic camps amid Kansas and Missouri races. It cites Topeka and Lawrence perspectives, a wave of candidate talk, and local reactions to national political currents. It mentions Gavarnor Bailey’s family illness, W. K. Smith of Lawrence, Ed Martindale and George Barker, and local editors commenting on the election climate. The piece also tangentially references a flood update from the Skunk River region and a health tip promoting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
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Topaka
W. K. Smith
Lawrence
Smith
Sam Bishop
Tom Sweaney
Billy Smith
Iegislat
Billy Muet
Capital
Dangerous anarchist arrested near presidential visit
A dangerous agitator was seized near a garden wall while attempting to reach President Leah. He carried a personal pistol and a loaded revolver, claiming a history of violence and previous convictions. Authorities withdrew details to avoid public alarm, while investigations continue.
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Paris
Wien
Leah
Woirebief
Death sentence on a youth in St. Louis outskirts
A young boy, accused of murdering his mother in the suburbs of St Louis six weeks ago to possess her property, was condemned to be hanged. He gained 36 pounds since his initial court appearance, and only upon the judge's sentence did he seem to grasp the crime's enormity. The report notes his previously careless demeanor and the shock of the ruling.
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St. Onephy
Thin City
Sis
Wis
Hai
Tashapyae
Casteel
Wanted: Intelligent salesman and various help ads
A mix of classified notices seeks a salesman for doctors, a large front furnished room, a black blouse jacket found and return reward, fresh Guernsey cow for sale, Monarch poultry salesman, second hand buggy or road wagon, a first class milk cow, bicycle bargains, and employment for men in Buresty with inquiries to listed addresses and names. Other listings request a suitable Occom cottage near a school and work in G. L. Knight’s area.
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D. H. Pet Haskell
North College
Disciples of Christ American Mission Meeting in Omaha
The Disciples of Christ mission section held yesterday during the convention in Omaha. Ministers and lay delegates gathered to hear reports and discuss regional needs and retirement plans for denominational workers, presenting a unified appeal for support of broader ministry.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
United States
Missionary Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
St. James Church
Gaylor
Tennessee
Listop Tuttle
Missouri
Ominha
Bessin
Gruuet
Tohort MelWopkitne
Marysille
Ay L. Oreontt
Qrennt
Port Oshawou
Appan
Mark Twains Humor in Washington and New York Letters
Fragmented OCR text discusses Mark Twain humor with references to Washington, New York and literary topics. The readable portions place Twain among journalists, readers and public figures. The piece mentions winter fuel concerns and literary circles, with unclear names and events due to garbled text.
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Washington
Esterday
Hennig
Mapeul
New Yorkeity
Tata
Perlontage Medias
Spiritualists Meet Boston Con vention Opens
The national convention of spiritualists opened in Boston with Harrison Barret presiding. Speakers included W. J. Coldwell of New Zealand and others who addressed the gathering, outlining the history of the Morria Pratt spiritualist college and its aims for systematic education in spiritualism.
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Boston
Get
National Convention of Spiritualists
Harrison VW. Barret
Ase
Syelvome
Hull
W. J. Coldwell
New Zealand
Penny Nail Through His Hand At Bar Opening
Incident at a Three Mile Bay bar where Rene Tom Penny drove a nail through his hand. He treated the injury with Chamberlain's Pain Balm, reporting relief from pain and soreness and eventual healing. Barber Bros. supply available.
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J.C. Mount
Three Mile Bay
Chamberlain
Barber Broa
Mob Massacre and Lynchings Rock Texas Town Aftertrial
An angry mob seized and killed Black residents after a trial in Texas, leading to a demand for militia to restore order. The district judge called for troops as violence erupted in the city square, with one man hunted by the mob and others wounded in the ensuing clashes. Authorities struggled to control the unrest and protect the remaining prisoners.
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Jhempstead
Tex
Tegal Perny
Pro Endive
Satel Herder Sud
Jim Wesley
Lulciele Harton
Isnole
Patelie Square
Jude
Houston
Hiavapsteaid
Tide Thompson
Westey Wis Potoon
Tibertee
Tony Dir Jung
Severnd
Wesker
Drerried
Emall
Laeger
Halle
Sheriff Sparks
Ley County
Roadway hazards and a violent assault discussed
A fragmented report describes a violent attack reducing a person’s mental clarity after blows to the head and notes legal implications. The piece mentions a Washington Date line and a Swiss cyclists group seeking duty-free entry to Canada with formal permits, reflecting cross border transport issues and government assurances.
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Ing Wiegelisig Anko
Payor
Washington
Swi
Canada
Rail accidents report shows 2,010 collisions last year
The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin released figures for April to June detailing 1,030 injuries and 2,010 collisions and derailments. Payroll and passenger injuries totaled 29,800 with 2,819 deaths. while employment deaths declined 6 percent since 1895 safety acts.
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Interstate Catemerce Commission
Washington
Net
Interstate Camamerce Commission
Fragmented note on a puzzle log with stray names and garbled text
The discarded OCR fragment references a log style puzzle with mentions of names like Diem Waris and Abxy, then devolves into overlapping, nonsensical phrases about towers, logs, and hooks. Key facts are unclear due to corruption, but appears to discuss a literary or diary style piece with misread letters and scattered proper nouns.
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Atria
Marketing Grapes and Trade Tactics Revealed in 19th Century Directions
The document outlines grape marketing strategies, transport practices, and price dynamics favoring western growers over eastern rivals. It stresses direct trade, selective shipping to multiple merchants, and the use of stench plates for pest control, with emphasis on preserving quality and achieving top prices through efficient commissions. It references market players, regional trade patterns, and the era’s logistics challenges.
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Tinaathm
Itu Hunt
Elise Laren
Turn of a Valve Makes Fire Quick and Clean
A promotional piece extols turning a valve to control fire intensity from slow to moderate to quick. It claims instant readiness, easy adjustment, and quick extinguishing by turning the valve, emphasizing simplicity and convenience.
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