27 Oct 1898
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1898
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text from Lawrence Daily Journal mentions local people and events with unclear names. It references a farmer scene, a tribe, and a town context, relating to Lawrence Kansas journalism.
A fragmented OCR note explores local politics, school funding, and a proposed hydroelectric idea. It references BEPCMLICAR, Prey Brine, and a council debate on tax levies, with mentions of Secretary edb and Secretary MeL LE UT. The text shifts to a McKinley era political denial about authorship of a controversial set of letters, noting Beers A Lewis and a denial filed.
An unreadable OCR snippet lists numerous authors and titles in a jumble, including names like Margaret Deiaed, Hemard Pyne, and Wilmot Rice, alongside mentions of Ranchos Happy Family and The Lady of Life. The passage resembles a miscellaneous catalog or editorial notes rather than a coherent article.
A letter from Lawrence, Kansas dated October 24 recalls the 34th anniversary of the Mine Creek battle. C T K Prentice describes the era's leaders, the 1864 campaign, and the enduring memory among survivors. A Wichita Eagle note from Murdock highlights the California Limited train from Santa Fe with observed parlor cars beginning November 2.
The passage blends stray names and events from a small town page. It mentions Mrs John Bowman and Mr Charlie Veneaton at home with friends, a parish gathering, and a concert by Miss Connely at the Unitarian church. It advertises Woodward & Co products, a Mile-a-Minute Shave on the California Limited, and the Santa Fe route's electric-lighted train.
Fragmentary travel notice from Ivan Youre detailing trains, times, and connections. Mentions Kansas City, Lawrence, Eldridge house corner, and Union Pacific sales guidance. Endorses consulting time yard and through car service with a push to not purchase tickets before inquiry. Includes names like J. P. Eldridge and station cues.
A local rail offer lists an Omaha and return fare set for Saturday and Monday October 15 and 37, with return validity until October 20. Inquiries are directed to J. P. Ross city office or T. Shank lin at the U. P. depot for details.
The text blends garbled user notes with ads about Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mercury warnings, then shifts to transit fares and a Union Pacific service note. It mentions Kansas City to Lawrence commutation rates, a four hour time reduction to Colorado, and assorted unrelated names and fragments.
The Union Pacific Flyer schedule is announced from Kansas City to Lawrence and Denver with a 745 p.m. departure, arrival times listed and notes on time, comfort, and services. A cheerful claim promotes comfort, light, heat, and a refined travel experience, alongside advertisements for Chamberlaye Cough remedy for children and pharmacy sales in Wampum, Pennsylvania.
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